The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

bit the Democratic county ticket Is repotet
elsc.ed b from 300 to !, 200 majority. 1t j
Poaib'e two Or three minor Offices may h,
filIed b. Liberals. Wells majority fol
CoagFeS Is not ascertained vet. =.
LEXINGTON, No., Nov. 9.-Gray, Radi.
cal, carried this town by l6 majority oyeI
both Of the Conservative candidates, Harri:
and Reynolds. The county of Rockbridss
, conceded to Gray. Both Rockingham and
Highland counties are reported for Harris,
Conservative.
81. LOUIS, Nov. l0-Browns majority in
this county will be about IL, 900. NcClurg's
vote II only about 5000. Walls, Democrat,
for Congress in the First District, will have
from !, 500 to 1000 majority. The Demo
cratic ticket, with the exception Of two OF
three minor Offices, has majority ranging
from SO to 100, Werner, for Probate
Judge, being the highest. The Circui,
Judges have about 200 majority. The
Democrats also elect Senator'S, and 10 out
of II Representatives, and majority Of Su-
PervieOrs, Justices Of the Peace, and Consta-
bles.
Platte County is reported to have given
800 majority for Brown. Coming, DEM
Ocrat, for Congress in the Sixth District, re-
ceived 1000 majority. The entire Demo-
cratic county ticket was elected.
Madison County-Brown, so; McClurg,
p.
Cape Girardenu County-Brown, 1000
majority. A Democratic Senator and Rep
reaentative were elected.
| Iron County-Brown, 200 majority, and a
Liberal Representative elected.
Marion County (otfcial Brown, sos ma
jority; Blair, Liberal, for Congress, l,29S;
Hayward, l.O72; Franklin, So The pre-
cincts give Brown $40 majority.
Livingston County -McClurg, 400 major
iiy.
Phelps County (qticiaD Brown, .2e2 ma
jorily; FiDklenburg. Liberal, for Congress,
3O6. A Liberal Senator and Representative
were elected
johnson COunty-Brown, 500 majority
Smith, Liberal, for Congress, go. The en-
tire Lib raj county ticket was elected.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1O-A special from Clar-
endon, Arkansas, says Hanks, Democrat for
Congress, has the following majority:
Phillips, 300; White, 900; Woodruff, IS;
Jackson, 200. St. Francis and Monroe
divide this vote. As far As heard from
Hanks majority is 800. The Republicans.
charge Governor Clayton with Roots de-
feat. Phillips formerly gave 800 Repub-
lican majority, but now gives 800 Demo-
cratic.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. lO.-Tne official vote
Of Greene County gives Brown 159 majority,
and Gilmore 347 majority. The official
vote Of Lawrence County gives McClurg,
l9l majority, and Havens 149 majority.
The official vote Of Jasper County gives
McClurg 20 majority, and Havens 80 ma
jority.
MACON, Nov. lO.-Thc official vote of
MacOn County gives Brown S6S majority,
and Blair $50 majority.
BRUNSWICK, Mo-, Nov 1O-Chariton
County gives Brown 592 majority; Comingo,
for Congress, 235.
The whole Democratic County ticket is
elected BY majorities ranging from 235 to
Cos.
CHICAGO. Nov. Sat this hour, mid
night, returns from the various wards are
not more than half in, but it looks as ifC. b.
Farwell, Republican, is elected to Congress
for this District by from two to three thousand
majority, the balance Of the ticket will prOba-
bly, he larger. The Republicans have proba-
bly, carried the State by from 10000 to 3d.
600 majority. So fas as heard from the fol-
lowing Republicans have carried the follow
ing Congressional Districts: First, Charles
b. Farwell; Second, John F. Farnsworth;
Third, II. e. Burchard; Fourth, f. S. Han
ley; Fifth, f. c. IngersOll; Sixth, B. Cook
Seventh, J. H. Moore; Eighth, Johnathan
Merriam. No returns have been received
from the other Districts, but the Democrats
have pretty certainly elected Nicely in the
Ninth District, Rice in the Tenth, and Mar
shall in the Eleventh. The Twelfth and
Thirteenth are disputed Districts. but the
chances are in favor Ofan election Of a Re
publican in the Twelfth District and Demo-
crat in the Thirteenth.
GALENA. ILL.,, Nov. $50 far as heard
from. the Republican ticket seems to have
been successful. The contest was chiefly On
local candidates, and the najorities are
small. The Congressional and Legislative
tickets have large majorities.
Quincy, ILL.,, Nov. 9.-For Congress at
Large, Anderson (DemOcrat) has 195 ma
jority. For Congress, Cable Democrat) has |
247 majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-There seems TO be no
doubt that Ingersoll rep is beaten in the
Fifth District Of Illinois, by Mr.. Stevens, In
dependent DEM for two years. Ingersoll
was elected by 1000 majority. There was
fierce internal fight in the Republican party
Merriam, Republican candidate for Congress
in the Eighth District, has probably defeated
Robinson Dem. by small majority. The
Republican majority in this District two
years ago was $500. This is owing to in
ternal disentiOns among Republicans. |
Farnsworth, in the Second District, is |
elected only by small majority The Dis. |
trict is the strongcs; Republican in the |
United State~.. Hay (Rep.) is elected in
the Twelfth District by 500 majority. In
this city and county the returns are still in
complete. 1t looks as if Farwell's majority |
in the city would be j, 500, and in the county
800; in all, 5000. ..
The Republicans elect their ) Senator's and
% Representatives, and their q mty ticket.
The entire majority for the State ticket is |
only little les than Farwel's
LATER.-A report from Farnsworth's Dis !
trict says he is beaten by S,oughton, Tenn
perance. ..
MINNExOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. Sin the First District,
Mark II. D,,ddell, Republican, is elected by
5000 majority. In the Second District,
John FAREWELL, Republican, Is elected by
the same majority. Ignatius Donnelly is
defeated. ..4.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.-The Republicans
elect Averill to Congress in the Second Dis
irict, over DOnnelly, by about 1000 ma
jority; and Dunnell, in the First District,
over Beck, Democrat, by handsome ma
jority. The Republicans carry Wisconsin by
5000 majority.