Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

The incomplete returns received last night
from the state elections held yesterday indicate
that the republicans have carried Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Nebraska by handsome majorities,
and have probably been successful in Indiana.
PENNSYLVANIA.
President Grant received kilograms from Sem
ator Cameron, at Harrisburg, last night, in
which he says -" We are going over last year
in nearly every part of the state, and the ma
gives Hartranft eco majority, gain of $50 over
Geary in 1869. The majority in this county will
be over 1900. The tidal wave is moving"
Q. q. Fulton telegraphed from Philadelphia
to Gen. Porter =" Republican majority 10000
in this city. Hartranft's election conceded by
over 10000 majority. He runs slightly behind
Shaw telegraphed from PHILADELPHIA to the
New York Times -" Republicans in Washing
ton may turn their attention TO Ohio and In
diana; there is no longer any possible doubt OF
the result in this state. Hartranft is elected by
not less than 80, 600 majority"
Gen. Negley telegraphs the President that
Allegheny gives Hartranft s 900 majority. Neg
ley's majority greater than last year.
FRUITS OF THE VICTORY.
A dispatch from republican source In Phila-
delphia, at midnight, says that at that hour
returns from twenty-five of the twenty-nine
wards OF that city indicated a majority for
Hartranft OF about 20 900, against a majority of
about IL 900 for the state ticket last year. The
returns from the state indicate Hartranft's
election by %, 900 majority, gain over last wear
of about 10000, when the republican majority
was about 1900. OF the twenty-seven Con-
gressmen the republicans elect at least nine
teen, and probably twenty-five. In the present
Congress the democrats have eleven members
to thirteen republicans. The state gained three
members by the new apportionment, which are
elected on the ticket a large. The republicans
have the legislature by at least twenty majority
They gain Senator in Philadelphia and one in
the county districts, which gives them the Sen
ate by three majority. The democrats have
now one majority III that body, counting Nc
"A 0pmOpratic "a III
be a candidate for reelection, and Of course
will be successful.
THE VOTE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Associated Press dispatches from Philadelphia
say:
The following is the city vote for Governor
by wards:
Mqjo,itiss for Hartranft-First ward, ,43O:
nth, las; seventh, ,22S; eighth, G02 ninth, 1873;
tenth, l,s2'; thirteenth, 56S; fourteenth, 527;
hiteenth, $780, sixteenth, 40; eighteenth, ,35i,
nineteenth, 1910; twentieth, 9l9; twenty first,
$50; twenty second, SO; twenty third, go; TWEEN
ty-fourth, 4l5 twenty-sixth, 664; twenty-seventh,
1898; twenty eighth, 425; twenty-ninth.
Najorities for BUctdleW- Second ward, 73;
third, az; fourth, SOL; sixth, 30i eleventh. 335;
twelfth, 81; seventeenth, 6s2; twenty fifth 629.
Majority for Hartranft, 1928. This is an
incre ase of the republican majority in Pniladel
phia on 1871 of 3 ,133.
Hartrantt's election is conceded on all hands
the estimates ranging from ten to twenty thou
sand
OHIO.
Crounse telegraphs TO the New York Times
ofhce: "Ohio is firm and safe; II towns and
cities not including Cincinnati, Cleveland, and
Toledo, show gains on last year OF II ,032. The
state is good for 200, and Cincinnati and
Cleveland can do their worst. L think we have
CARR all the republican Congressional dis
tricts." The Cincinnati Gazette sends the fol-
lowing dispatch to General Boynton: "Hays
is elected and part of the republican ticket.
showing republican gains. The Germans have
done " ell" A dispatch from Cincinnati saws
That news from twenty townships show repubi
& N an in aha
liberal prospects Of success were supposed To be
strong A private dispatch from G. y. walcott,
chairman OF the Ohio state republican commit
tee, dated Columbus, says the state ticket has
gone republican by at least $1,000 majority
Coonel Parsons telegraphs from Cleveland that
his majority in his district will be about two
tnonsand. Smith, republican, is elected in the
Sd district by about fifteen hundred majority.
A dispatch from Ironton Gays Bundy, repubii-
can, has been elected by a handsome majority
Associated Press dispatches say that returns
from thirty six wards and precincts IN Hamilton
county show that the liberal and democratic
ticket is elected by about $50 majority
late Columbus dispatch says the net republican
majority In ga wards and townships heard from
is :, 761.
CoNeRRssMRN ELECTED.
The following districts elect republican mem
hers to Congress Sd district, John o. Smith;
ith, l.. X. GunckIe; 9Th, j. X. Sherwood; 9Th,
james w. Robinson; 10th, Charles Foster; 18th,
). Bundy; 18th, w. P. Sprague; 10th, l.. Dan
ford; 18th, l.. ID. WoodwOrth; 18th, James
The following districts elect democratic mem
bers 10 Congress: list district, Milton Sayler; 3D.
ID. Il. Banning; 5th, Charles n. LamisOn; Eth,
Lawrence 1. Neal; 18th, II. j. Jewett; 18Th NJ
j. Southland; 18th. John Berry.
INDIANA
Special dispatches of last night say that this
state is claimed by both parties; that Judge
Wilson is beaten for Congress; and that re-
publican Congressman Is elected from the irst
district. A special, dated a. m. to-day says
AT this hour everything seems favorable. The
republicans have carried the state, and are ju-
bilant. Niblack, democrat, in the first district,
Is defeated for Congress" A special claims the
election Of Heilman to Congress in the first dis
trict over Nibiack. Associated Press dispatches
say that about thirty towns and townships heard
from give the republicans gain OF about 800 on
the vote of 1870, and that the republican ma
jority on the state ticket is 500. Very little has
been received from the Congressional districts
or OF the vote for state senators and representa-
tives.
NEBRASKA.
Senator Hitchcock telegraphs the President
that Nebaska has doubtless gone republican.
An Associated Press dispatch from Omaha says
the election passed OFF quietly. A full vote was
polled. The republican state and congressional
tcketwas elected by 5000 majority. Douglass
county, considered the liberal stronghold, gives
a republican majority of 100.
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