Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-10
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
ReunSYlYAuiA.

mates in relation to the majority of the repuoli-
cans in Pennsylvania, the figures ranging from
members of Congress and lose one in the
LuZerne district. Twenty republicans and
eight democrats are elected. The republicans
have majority OF the constitutional conyen-
against forty democrats. The Senate stands
seventeen republicans and sixteen democrats,
but if Msclsy is elected in Clarion district the
county gives q republican majority OF 1, being
republic gain of 165. The aggregate returns
from Allegheny county, received up to one
O'Clock p. m. yesterday gave Hartranft 1919.
The 81 districts yet to be heard from will prob
ably increase his majority. Negley, rep, Is re-
turned to Congress from the 22d district, NJ CD I'M
kin, rep, is elected in the 23t district, and
Moore, rep, is elected over McClelland, dem,
in the oath district. Alexander. rep, is elected
state senator from the LIST district. The returns
for Congressman in Philadelphia show the fol-
lowing majorities: First district, S. j. Randall,
DEM, 1.214; second district, Charles O'Neill,
rep, $50; third district, Leonard Myers, 5,Is7;
fourth district, W. ID. Kelley. rep, 1921; fifth
age republican majority in Philadelphia for
members of Congress at large is II ,453.
Ohio.
A special from Cincinnati states that the re-
publican majority will certainly reach 20 900.
The democrats admit having been badly
deceived in regard to the liberal strength out
side of Hamilton county, and that the contest
might as well be abandoned now as the state
cannot be carried for Greeley in November.
Complete returns from fifty-four counties give
the republicans majority of about $4,000, and
jority 1900 or 5000. Another special says:
Twelve republican congressman elected; in
the Sd district, Smith; 4th, Guncke; Sth, Law
renee 9Th, Robinson; 10th. Foster; 18th, Bundy;
18th, Sprague; 10th, Danford; 18th, Woodwork;
18th, Monroe; 10Th, Garfield; Goth, Parsons; 9th ,
Sherwood Senator Sherman telegraphs that
the republican majority is from Is 600 to 20 ,OOO
Judge Edmunds OF this city has received a dis
patch which says that Danford is elected in Bing
hams district by 3 400, a republican gain of 900.
The state republican committee claim that they
have elected twelve Congressman ceI tain, with
more than a fair probability of two additional
This gives the democrats seven Congressman, a
gain of two in Hamilton county. The demo-
Gratis do not concede the 9th and 10th districts,
but Foster, of the 10th, telegraphs to friends
that he is surely elected by over SOD majority.
This is the first time the republicans have ever
carried Ohio without the aid of Hamilton coun-
ty. Gunckel's majority in the 81 district is
about 1900. The 9th district (ofiiciaD gives
WikOff, rep, 1,O04 majority; Sherwood, rep. for
Congress, has 800 majority in the district. In
14th district, Berry, dem, tor Congress- was be-
hind far as heard from, but will carry the
district by from 5000 to $500. In the 18th dis
trict, Sprague, rep, goes to Monroe county with
1900 majority, and Monroe gives a democratic
majority of 100, making Sprague's majority in
the district $50. The 10th district gives Dan
ford, rep, for Congress, the following MAORI
ties-Belmont county, 500; Harrison county,
SOC; Noble county, l15; Jefferson county, 1,077
Indiana.
A special dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazette
AT late hour last night from indianapolis says
two townships is 2 100. The democratic majority
in Allen county is officially reported at 3,10O,
which is 600 more than the republicans expected.
This vote will cut down the republican estimate
on Governor and the state ticket below 1 900.
This makes the state uncomfortably close, and
the chances are that it will require the Off cial
returns to determine the result Voorhees, is
certainly defeated by General Hunter in the 9th
district, and General Manson is defeated by
Judge CasOn In the It'll, while the result in the
LIST district is still in doubt. At late hour
elected in the 9th district by 500 majority.
Another republican special says the state is
close, but the republicans have the legislature
and probably gain three members of Congress
Still another special says the best authority puts
Indiana at not less than / ,2n0 republican ma
iority, and that the republicans have both
branches OF the Legislature, and claim the defeat
OF Niblack, voorhees,, and Manson. A dispatch
from Hon. John Coburn to Gen. Belknap, Sec
rotary of War, says: Republican state ticket
elected by small majority. Small republican
majorities in the House and Senate. Niblack
Wolf, and Holman, democrats; Wilson, Oeburn,
Cason, Tyner, Shanks, Orth. Williams, Pack
ard, and Ssylor, republicans, are elected to
Congress. Vote close, but they think this is
correct"
Associated Press dispatches say that the
democrats concede majority in the legislature
to the republicans. This will insure the re-
election OF Morton to the Senate. The latest
returns last night show gains for the democrats
on the state ticket, and indicate the election OF
Hendricks for governor by a small majority
The republicans gain two Congressman and
probably lose one. The following are elected to
Congress in the various Congressional districts :
First district, Niblack, dem; I'd, Wolf, dem
Sd, Holman, dem; 4th, Wilson. rep, by 600
majority; 5h, Coburn, rep; 9Th, Hunter, rep.
over Voorhees, by 200 majority; 9Th, Cason, rep,
over Manson; sth, Tyner, rep; 9th, Neff, dem,
over Shanks, rep, the present member; 10th,
Saylor, rep; 18th Packard, rep. The republi-
state central committee he M
representatives So republicans, So democr ats,
and IL doubtful. The contest on the state ticket
is so close that it will require the ofic vote to
decide 1t.