The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-08
.PENNsYLVANlA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-ThI
weather to-day Is cloudy and threatening
with frequent rains. The election ab
sorhs all the interest Of the community
and heavy vote has been polled up tc
this hour and the indications are that to.
days vote will be far larger than usual
From the vote up TO noon, Republican
leaders estimate that Philadelphia county
will give majority Of 25,OO0 for the Re.
publican electors. The voting is progress
Ing quietly in all districts thus far.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Returns
from "a towns outside Of this city, prin'
cipally in Chester, Berks and Delaware
counties, show a net Republican gain ol
81 on the vote for Governor in 1875.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Returns
from nearly every precinct in this city
indicate a Republican majority on the
Presidential ticket Of 1920. The city
gave q Republican majority of 1900
last year.
PHILADELPHIA, November Eight.
teen wards Of this city show net Demo.
cratic gain OF 92s; Randall, Dem, has
been reelected to Congress from the Sd
district by 200 majority.
PITTSBURGH, November I'll A. NJ
Returns up 10 this hour in Allegheny
county, indicate a Republican majority
on the county ticket OF about 5000
Boyne, Republican for Congress in the
23d district is elected BY nearly 5000
Errett, Republican, for Congress in the
22d district claims $500, but the Demo-
Gratis do not concede the district yet.
PHILADELPHIA, November I'm this
State Huntingdon county will probably
give 500 Republican majority, gain Of
$50. schuylkill county gives ], 500 Dem
ocratic majority, with gain OF 1G2. In
this county 800 votes were cast for the
greenback ticket. Partial returns from
Bucks county indicate a Democratic
majority Of between 300 and 400, slight
gain. Columbia gives Democratic
majority Of 1900, q Republican gain Of
300. Bradford county returns indicate a
Republican majority. BeAbout gives
$500 Democratic majority, gain Of 26l.
Montgomery county is estimated At 700
Democratic majority, with gain Of 725.
Twenty-Five wards in this city give net
Democratic gain Of l,lSs. 0Neil, Re-
publican for Congress in the Second Dis
trict is elected by $3.50 majority.
In this State Berks county gives q
Democratic majority of 1000, gain Of
43l; Cumberland county, q Democratic
majority OF 900, a gain Of 800; Monroe
county a Democratic majority OF $500, a
gain OF $40: Northampton county DEM
ocratic majority Of $500, gain Of 72O;
Blair county Republican majority OF
500, a Democaatic gain Of IS; Dauphin
county Republican majority OF 1000, a
Democratic gain Of 270; York county
Democratic majority ot 3,2O0, a gain OF
700; Lehigh county Democratic major-
ity Of 1000, Republican gain Of 100;
Lancaster county Republican majority
$4,000, a gain Of 800.
coSGREssMEN ELECT.
The following are the Congressman
elected from Pennsylvania: Republican
list District, Chapman Freeman; "a,
Chas. 0'Neill; 4th, Wm. D. Kelley; 9th,
A. Charmer; 9Th, VIM. 7th Isaac \.
Evans; 9th, A. H. Smith; 18th, H. B.
Payne; 14th, John ". KeIlinger; 18th,
Edward overton, iri 10th, John J. Mitch
ell; 22d, Russell Errett; 23d, NJ. Bayne;
24th, W. S. Shallenberger; 18th, Harry
White; 26th, John n. Thompson; 9Th,
Lewis F. Watson. Demoratic-3d, Sam
uel ]. Randall; sth, Hester Clyner; 10th
S. A. Bridges; 11th, F. D. Collins; 18th,
James B. Reilly; 18th, John Reilly; 18th,
10Th, Levi Marsh; 2Oth, l., A. Mackeyj
2eSt, Jacob Turney.