The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-11
ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania and OHIO Republican.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Pennsylvnnia and ONO Republican.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October l1-12:30 A. NJ
The election returns thus far received are
very meagre and incomplete, and afford no
indications of the results on either side.
As yet it is not even learned what the re-
suit is in the city. The Republicans claim
the State, but there is no mention OF ma
jolity.
In Philadelphia the whole Republican
ticket is elected by 5000 majority. In the
18th ward the Republicans lose 1913; 7th
ward, Republicans gain 2ll; 4th ward,
Republican loss 1866; 18th ward, Republi-
can gain 11G; Sd ward, Republican loss
lG3; Sth ward, Republican loss 419; 2Sth
ward, Republican gain 40.
The vote of the State is very meagre,
showing gains and losses, but somewhat
iavoring the Republicans.
The Republicans have majority in The
first ward in Pittsburg Of %.
Washington, October 11-1:30 A. NJ
Partial returns from Carbon county, show
Republican gain of 70. In thirteen dis
tricts of Northampton county, 3a9 Repuh-
lican gain.
Washington, October 11-1:45 A. NJ
In Bucks county the Democratic majority
is 3 400. The Democrats gain one member
of the Legislature.
In Franklin county the Democrats gain
81 in eight districts.
Partial returns from Monroe, Luzerne,
and Lycoming counties, show small Re-
publican gains.
In Philadelphia, Ia Republicans are elect
cd to the Legislature gain of two.
Lancaster city has elected Democratic
mayor--a Republican loss of 20.
The Democrats have a majority of 900
in Northampton county-a Democratic gain
of S26.
The majority in Dauphin county is esti-
mated at 400 for the Republicans.
Washington, Oct. ll-2 A. M.--'rhc
Democratic majority in Schuylkill county is
200. In Luzerne county the whole Repub-
lican ticket is probably elected. In North
ampton county the vote is close on the State
ticket.
! In Chester county, ten districts gave the
Republicans a gain Of 800. Bucks county,
Democratic majority, $500. Susquehanna
county, Republican majority, 900. Ches-
ter county, Republican majority, $500.
Delaware county, Republican majority
1900.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ll.-1he Republican
majority for the different candidates in the
city, ranges from two to ten thousands.
The State Legislature will probably
stand: Senate, Is Republicans and 10
Democrats House, 50 Republicans and Al
Democrats. aaas
Washington, Oct. 11.-Froin tine latest
accounts the Republicans claim Pennsylya-
MIA by 10, 900 majority, with majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature.
OHIO.
| Washington, Oct. 1l--2 A. Mt is
reported that the Republicans carry tie
State of Ohio by $1,000 majority. ,....
Cincinnati, October 11.-Noyes carries
Hamilton county by about 1000 majority.
The Democrats elect the Legislative ticket
of the county, which win probably give
them majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature, thereby securing the United
States senator.
The State has gone Republican by re-
duced majority. The Legislature, how
ever, is doubtful.
Washington, October 1.-THE Ohio
Legislature is still doubtful, the chances
f;.voring the Democrats. The details are
very meagre as yet.
TEXAS.
Galuesto,a, October 1.-THE net MAORI
ties as far as heard from are as follows:
First district--eight counties--ilerndon's
Dem.) majority, ,507 /; Second district
Connor Dcm.) reelected by about l5,00C
majority Third district fifteen counties
Gidding's (Dem.l majority, 622; Foultl
district coanties---l hancock !
T (Den.) majority, 3,Gl0.
A COUNTY DECLARED UNDER MARTA /
e LAW.
Galrestoa, Oct. 1l.--A special to th,
Ne,cs from Austin says that Limeston'
county has been declared under MARTA
law, and assessed $50, 900 for bad behavior
, Adjutant General Davidson takes charg'
of the military of Grimes county.
The vote of Limestone, Grimes and Bel
counties will be thrown out, which will
make the vote between Giddings and Clark,
E nearly equal. Clarke will receive the Ger
tificate of election. State Senator Mills ha
been heard to say that Clarke shall 90 t,
Congress if there are bayonets enough il
, the State to send him there.