Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-15
THEsTATEELECrI YESTERDAY
PennsyIyaufa.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE STATE 200
IN IN Ooo

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE STATE 10000
TO $4,000.
Elections were held in the several states yes
terday. In Pennsylvania the election was for
supreme judge, treasurer, one third Of the state
senate, and a fun house OF representatives.
Mackey's lrep.) majority In the state will
reach about $1,000, and GOrdon's (rep.) for
supreme Judge. 200. Returns from Philadel-
phia, with the exception Of Que ward, give Cor
don, republican candidate for supreme judge,
1928; Ludlow, (dem,) 24,sl6; republican ma
jority, 25,lO9. State treasurer-Mackey (repD
56g19; Hutchinson (dem.l 3l,e1Oi republican
ma jOrity, q, 100. Sherih-Eliot (rep) 54,4I5,
Hall dem 29.76G, Tyndall (reform) $3.50; re-
publican majority over both, ~, 1913. Returns
from Reading show democratic gain Of 800.
Westcbester, Chester county, goes republican
by a reduced majority. Cooper. republican, for
the state senate, Il elected. In Lancaster city
four wards show republican gains Of 25s. York
county gives about LOCO democratic majority.
Clinton cOunty-democratic majority 500.
Crawford county-republican majority 200 to
900. Berks county-democratic majority about
5000. Fulton county about = ; democratic ma
iOrity. Cumberland county-60O democratic
majority. In Bucks county Judge LudlOw's
majority will be about 200, and the democratic
majority for state treasurer 300. Harrisburg,
Dauphin county, republican majority in the city
400, in the county !, 100. Schuylkil county gives
a democratic majority on the state ticket OF 200.
Returns from Pittsbnrg show q republican ma
joTity for supreme judge Of 100, and for state
treasurer Of 800. IL IL estimated that the repub-
lican majority in Allegheny county IL 900 for
Mackey, the republican candidate for state
treasurer, and 4 600 for james Gordon, the re-
publican candidate for supreme judge-a fall
ing OF OF twO-Gtths over the vote OF 1872. The
entire republican ticket is elected in the
county.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM TIE STATE.
The election i'm Ohio yesterday was for a full
list Of state officers and a legislature which will
elect a successor TO Senator Thurman. The
vote was light. IL is believed that the demo-
Gratis elected a majority OF their candidates for
of state officers. Comparing with the Ia for
secretary of state in 1872. the yO, of fortv-f Ave
townships: and A--lvu, youngstown and Mari
ytta complete, shows a democratic gain Of 126.
The republic ans of Cincinnati claim a gain OF
1900 in six wards of the city. At O'Clock this
morning returns had been received from but
seventy nine townships, including Aenia, one
These show democratic gains OF nearly 1000
over the vote for secretary Of state. Rodney
Foss, secretary of the republican central com
mittee, claims the election of the republican
state ticket by from 500 10 1000 majority.
While j. G.. Thompson, chairman OF the demo-
not sanguine as to the success Of the democratic
state ticket.
Iowa.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 80, 600 TO 10000.
The election In this state yesterday was for
state officers and legislature, Madison city
was heavy and the republican ticket Il M
doubtedly elected by from 10000 70 4O,OSs.
The contest here was between the republicans
and the democrats under the name of ssAnti-
honopolse." Both parties adopted anti
monopoly platforms.
NEsMITHs MAJORITY.
Dispatches from Oregan place the majority
Of Nesmith, democratic candidate for Congress,
at 600.