The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -l3tThe Filth Con-
igloHioaal district il saii in doubt. The
Sinh ditria u probably Democratic. Town
send u reeleC&ed 70 CGagrezs IN the Seventh
d.tria BY 1000 majority. ~
f'PHILADELFnIA, Oct. 1.-THE Republi-
caas chin that they have lot no members Of
CuereH. The entire Republican city ticket
was carried, except for District judge, 10
which it IL supposed Price, Democrat, Il
eAeeied. In the Ninth district, Republican
gains indicate the election Of Kmelef to Con
sreA. In the Eleventh district, Storms
DenUes.a, was elsCAed. In the First, Ram
dalfs majority = 1000. In the Ninth dis
ftrix Lancaster City gives Dickey, Republi-
csa, 5000, he certainly = elected. In the
Thirseeoth district, Bssdksd County gives
$50 Republican majority. Republicans
sdm1 the election Of Creily over ONeil, in
the 6cond district. In the Seventh district
Nsuell, Republican, il probably Feelected.
Returns from twenty-three wards Of Phila-
delphia give Iced, Republican. for Sheriff,
s, 236 majority, and five wards are yet to be
heard from, which last year gave Republi-
can majority Isl. Leeds majority proba-
bly, will be 1850. Complete returns from
the Second Congressional district eject Con-
ley By 5l4 majority. Complete returns from
tie Fourth Congressional district elect
Kelley BY $500 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Od. 13-The Judges Of
Election Returns met this morning, and
much excitement occurred outside the build
ing, caused BY parties anxious to obtain
eutrrDce. A man named Shea made an
attemp to force his way into the room, a
struggle followed, and he was shot BY Alex
ander CsawiOrd, one Of the Judges Of the
Ninth ward. The ball entered the neck and
the wound il considered serious. Crawford
and three others were arrested. They have
been taken before Judge Allison on writ Of
A0beus corpus. Several fights and much con-
fusion has occurred delaying official count.
HARRISBURG, OF. l3-IAtest reports
from the Sixteenth Congressional District,
make Myerss, Democrat, apparent majority
IL, hat il will require an official vote to de
termine with certainty, who is elected.
PHnADELPHIA, Oct. 13-Thc result in
the Fith district can only be settled by Of
fetal returns Of Bucks County. The Demo
cratic majority there ranges from 300 10 400.
A PROTEST BY STATE AND GOVERNMENT A.
THORTTiEs AGAINST EMPLOYING MARINES
AT THE POLLS a-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12-lIayor Fox yes
terday protested both 10 United States Mar
shall Gregory and Governor Geary against
the employment Of marines 10 keep peace
ut the polls as violation Ofethe constitution
Of the United States. Marshal Gregory in
his reply quOtesl an act of Congress author
izing the appointment Of special Deputies
during the election for members of Congress,
and stated that the marines were called ont
because he was informed that the deputies
he had appointed were arrested by city police
men who were present at the precincts in
question, and were actually engaged in ex-
GLIDING coiOred voters from the polls.
Il bed
IHDIANAPOLIs, Oct. 12-In ffly-eight |
counties reported, partially official, the Dem |
oclatic State ticket has a majority Of 99l.
The counties vet to hear from, gave the Re- |
publican State ticket in 1865, l, 4S1 majority. |
Both parties claim the State by a small ma |
jority. The Democrats gain one Congress-
man, probably two. Gen. Manson, Demo- |
Graf, is elected in the Seventh District BY 400 |
majority. The Fourth District is still doubt |
ful-WilsOn, Republican, is probably elected. |
Gen. Coburn, Republican, majority for Con-
gress, in the District, about 500. In the /
NiHh Congressional District, the present in
cumbent, Gen. Shanks, Republican IL re-
elected. ..
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 1S.-The election Of
the Democratic State ticket is conceded b. all |
parties. Eighty-ive counties have been
heard from, most Of which are official, gives
the Democratic ticket ,276 majority. The
Seventh Congressional District vet to be
heard from, gave Democratic majority in
the State election of 4l6. The Democrats
have eight majority in the House of Repre-
sentatives; in the Senate there il tic. Gen.
Shanks, Republican, majority in the Ninth
Congressional District will not exceed 3OO
The result for Congress in the Fourth Dis
trict still undecided. Gen. COlMn, RePub-
lican, majority in the Fifth District Sc.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13-Very few reliable
returns have been received, and the result on
the State ticket is still in doulx. The vote is
50 close it will require the official returns to
determine the result.
WASHINGTON, OFT. ia dispatch from
Morton to Secretary Boutwell,, says:
The Democratic ticket in Indiana Is elected
by about 1000 majority. The Legislature
is still in doubt. Another private despatch
from Mount Vernon, o., says MOrgan's
is about 400, an increase over
1869 Of 500.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Fin the next Con-
gross, Ohio, according 10 the latest indica-
Iions, will have fourteen Republicans and
Eve Democrats, As follows: First district,
A. +. Perry, Republican gain; Second, Job.
Republican; Third, Campbell,
contested by Sclenck; Fourth,
W. l.. McClurg, Republican; Fifth, e. n.
I.awinson, Democrat; Sixth, j. w. Denver,
Seventh, Shellabarger, Rcpubli-
ran; Eighth, ] Beatty, Republican; Ninth,
Chas. Foster, Republican, gain; Tenth. f.
d. Peek, Republican,; Eleventh, J. l.. Will
an, Republican; Twelfth, L. Van Trump,
Thirteenth, &. W. Morgan, Dem
,crat; Fourteenth, James Monroe, Rcpubli-
an; Fifteenth, W. r. Sprague, Republican,;
G. 4. Bingham, Republican,
J. 4. Amber, Republican,
Eighteenth, w. 4. UpOn, Republican,
J. \. Garfield, Republican.
stevenson's gain in the Second district is
!, 100 over his majority IN 1868. II
cMILwAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 1S-Wc get the
election returns from Mc;regor.
owa, to-day: Stoneman, Democrat, for
Third District, l75 majority; J
J. Knapp, Democrat, for Judge Supreme !
court, 1O4 majority; Noble, Democrat, for