The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-11
ELECTION NEWS.
LYON COUNTY

The following persons are elected in
this county: Representative Gath dis
trict, r. NJ Oyerstreet; 65th district, f.
Il. Page; Goth district, L. c. Hill; Pro-
bate Judge, e. B. Peyton; County At
torney, G. B. Bachelor; Clerk of Court,
Il. G. Hunt; County Superintendent,
A D. Chambers. We shall give the of
fetal next week.
CHASE COUNTY.
The only news we have from this coun-
ty is that Lieutenant S. Nj. Wood is elect
ed Representative, and Steven [Rep.)
beats Hunt (Dem.) "a votes.
We condense from the Topeka Re-
cord the following returns from other
counties in this State:
NORRIS COUNTY.
Rev. Mr.. Harlow informs us that
Morris county, for the second time in
its history, has gone Republican. Coun-
ell Grove. Sharp's home, gives the Re-
publican State ticket about 50 majority.
The entire Republican ticket is elected.
Phinny is elected Representative. He
ran ahead of his ticket on account OF
his own popularity and the unpopular
ity of the Democratic candidate. There
is a small majority for Slower for Sena-
tor.
JEFFERSON.
The 21st district elects 10. Speer to
the House. The Grassoopper Fails
district elects Butts, democratic, and
the Oskaloosa district, Mr.. Willis, reg
ular republican. The whole republican
county ticket is elected except the Co.
Superintendent. Hogeboom, Republi-
lican, is elected Senator.
LEAvENwoRTH.
The whole democratic county ticket
elected by a small majority, except
Haug, clerk of district court, republican
Kellogg, republican, Hass and Van
Doren, democrats, are elected to the
Senate. Darling, Colley, Legate, Will
Jams, Howell and johnson, republicans,
and Fenlon, Crook and Ashby, d9noc-
rats, are elected TO the House. The re-
publican State ticket has large major.
ity in the county.
DOUGLASS.
Regular republican ticket elected by
$50 minority. Worden (Clarkeite)
beats Sam Riggs for Senator by a small
majority. Melville (Clarkeite) is elect
ed to the house from the Lawrence dis
trict. In the 37th district, Col. Z. Sells
is elected to the House by 100 majority
and in the Both district Benson is elect
ed by plurality of 80.
RILEY.
= Riley county gives Barrett and Nor
ris regularirepublicans from 100 to 2OC
majority.
Usage.
Regular republican ticket has a ma
jority of % to 100-average about so
Murdoch, republican candidate for Sen.
ator, got all but of the total vote in
Burlingame. He carries Usage by 15C
majority
ATCHIsoN.
The entire republican ticket averages
about 225 majority. The republicans
elect two Senators, Hon. John M. Price
| and Joseph Logan, together with every
member of the House in the county
Barnes carries the eighth district, an old
democratic stronghold for four years.
BOURBON.
The republican maj ority in Fort Scott
40 -O1H 4CPuOl4Soh
for Senate, receives majority of 334 il
| the city, but Crawford county gives
600 democratic majority. which prob
| ably elects Moore, democrat.
ELLIS.
Ellis township gives Prescott, fol-
Senator, POT votes, and Metcalf, fol
The vote on Congressman is: Lowe
SO; Foster, las. On Governor: Har
vey, So; Sharp, 142.
SALINE.
The vote at Brookville, on represen
tative, is as follows: Bishop, l0S
Snead, II; scattering, 3. Prescott'i
majority in the county, 400. Snead de
feats Bishop for representative by ont
vote.
DoNIPHAN.
The whole republican ticket in THU
county is elected. In the Wathena dis
it is reported that Mr.. johnson i!
elected to the House.
WASHINGTON.
John d. Wells, nominated as demo
crat, is reported to be elected to the
House. The vote between Barrett anC
and Rockefeller for the Senate in thii
county is reported a tie.
wYANDoTTE.
Nelson, the democratic candidate
has beaten Grey for the Senate in wy
andotte county. Mr.. Cable, the repub
lican candidate for the House is elected
FRANKLIN.
II. P. WEIGH, the regular republican
nominee, is elected in the Ottawa dis
| trict, but Mr.. Jenness in the other dis
trict is defeated, and we have not learn
ed by whom. Hon. T. G. Sears is elect
ed to the Senate from Franklin ani
Anderson counties by eight hundred
majority.
MIAMI.
The wnoIe republican county Senate
rial and Representative ticket is elected
by handsome majority.
SHAWNEE.
.Fitzpatrick's majority for Senator il
about 1000. Hanback, beats Merrill TO
Probate Judge by several hundred ma
iority. Veale in the city district anC
Haskell in the Auburn district, boil
regular republicans, are elected Repre-
sentatives.