The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-11-05

there were no nominations. There
were three candidates for Representa-
tive, f. B. Hunt, A. S. Howard and
Capt. Ii. Bradley. Mr.. Hunt is elected.
The following are the county officers
elected: Commissioners, CIV. Brickell,
I'll. E. Snyder and ii. L. Hunt Treasur-
II, u. b. Warren; Sheriff, f. L. Smith
County Clerk, John Fisher; Register of
Deeds, A. P. Candy.
CoFFEY CoUNTY.-We learn that Har-
din McMahon, Independent Democrat,
is elected Representative in the Burling-
ton district over Silas Fearl, the Repub-
lican nominee, by about 40 majority. S.
j. Carter, Independent Democrat, is
elected Sheriff over Abbott, Republican
nominee. For Commissioner, John
Rullier beats j. G. Stowe, the regular
Republican. The balance of the regu-
lar Republican ticket is elected, but we
understand Mr.. Norton's opponent pro-
poses to contest his right to the Treas
urer's office.
MORRIS CoUNTY.-McNay, the Repub-
lican nominee for Representative, is
beaten 81 majority by Charles Parker,
the Democratic candidate. The whole
Democratic county ticket is elected by
from 20 to 30 majority, except County
Surveyor. For this Office, III. d. Pres
ton beats the Democratic nominee by
small majority.
OsAGE CoUNTY.-Our Republican
friends in Usage county got into ter
rible muss at their convention, and the
consequence was split and two Repub-
lican tickets. The Democrats also run a
full ticket. The indications are that the
Independent Republicans have carried
the day.
GREENWOOD CoUNrY.-We only have
news from Madison township. The con-
test was between Regular and lndepen-
dent Republicans. The Regular ticket,
headed by w. f. Osborn, for Represent
alive, has majority OF l2to Is votes in
Madison township. 1t is thought, by
well posted gentlemen, that the Regular
ticket is elected throughout.
BUTLER CoUNTY.--A. rumor reaches
us that this county has elected Demo-
cratic Representative.
SHAWNEE CoUNTY.-We learn from
the Commonwealth that the entire Re-
publican ticket is elected, although the
vote is close between Spencer Undepen-
den) and Rice (Republican) for one OF
the Commissionerships John Guthrie
is elected to the Legislature from the
| Topeka district for the third time, de-
] In, i,,ff
John Brown is elected in the Auburn
district over DR.. Fletcher, Independent.
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY. All the
Democratic county ticket is elected, ex-
cept Register of Deeds. For this posi-
ton Mast, the Republican candidate,
succeeds. He is n German, and it is in
timated that the Germans sold out all
the balance of the ticket to secure his
election. Sherry (Dem. is elected Rep
resentative in the First Ward Kellogg
(Rep.) in the Second Ward; Holderman
(Dem.) in the Third Ward: Shire (Rep.)
in the Fourth Ward. We lose the Third
Ward, heretofore Republican, but gain
the Fourth Ward, heretofore Democrat
ic. Nothing from the country districts.
DOUGLAS CoUNTY.-Ihe Regular Re-
publican county ticket all elected. Sells,
Regular Republican, elected in the Law
renee district, over Judge Miller, INDIE
pendent. All the districts elect Regular
Republicans, except one, which goes
Independent Republican.
ATcMsoN CoUNTY.-The Democratic
county ticket is elected in this county,
but the Republicans carry all the Rep
resentative districts.
ELLIS CoUNTY.-The entire Republi-
can ticket elected. For Representative,
Macintosh, Republican, ia; Wright,
Democrat, 9S.
| PoTTAwATOMIE CoUNTY.-Republic
ticket for county officers elected. with
one or two exceptions. Republican
Representatives elected.