The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-08

Leayenworth, Kansas, Nov. 6.-i
1t is estimated that Giants ma
jority in the city is It's. The Lib
erals elect to the legislature, rep
resentatives, Tom Morgan IN the
twentieth district, Turner in the
twenty-third, and probably Moore
in the twenty-fifth. In the TWEEN
ty-fourth district Pafrott, Liberal.
was defeated. Kellogg, Republi-
can, receives eight majority in the
twenty-first district. Moonlight
and McWhert, Liberals, are elect
ed to the state senate. Legate and |
Jennison run from 400'to 500 be-
hind the ticket, and are defeated. |
Winters, Republican,, is elected to |
the state senate.
Fort Scott, Noy. 6.-Grant's
majority in Bourbon county is
652 certain, and may reach 700.
We carry every township but two.
Guerin, Republican. is elected to
the senate, and Cochran and Bren-
ner, Republicans, to the House.
Mcdonald, Democrat, has q ma
jority in Scott township and is
elected. This was claimed as the
banner county for the Liberals,
but we carry every ward in the
city and gain largely in the city
and county.
We also gain over tie vote of
two years ago in Crawford, Chero-
kee and Nsosho.
Columbus, Kansas, Nov. e.
Eher6keg doanty gives the Liberal
state ticket about five hundred
majority. Matheny, independent
candidate, is elected state senator
by hundred and fifty majority.
Harvey, Republican, was elected
in the forty-second district by
seventeen majority, and Owens,
in the forty-first district, by q
small majority.
Crawford county will give Gree
ley about 600 majority.
~ ILLINOIS.
| Chicago, Nov. 6.-The interest in
this State has centered almost Who'll
ly in the Presidential contest and
Ithe Sunday liquor law. Everything
else has given way to these two
questions, and in places where there
is large German population the
adti-SundaY law influence has been
to the advantage of the Liberals.
Thus the contest between Oglesby
and Koerner for Governor is rem.
dered close. The majority for
Grant in the State is estimated at
1900, while that for Oglesby for
Governor will be something less.
The Republican, will have q major.
ity in both houses of the State leg
islature.
| IOWA.
Specials to the State Register, at
Des Moines. Iowa, indicate that
Iowa will give Grant between 55,-
600 and 10000.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, CT, Nov. 6.-Returns
from all but four towns give Grant
a majority of 4,442.
THE GENERAL RESULT.
New York, Nov. 6.-The Herald's
election estimates gives Grant %
States and Greeley.8; or 26S cleo
tOral votes for Grant to so tor Gree.
ley. The popular majority for
Grant is placed at $50, 600.
The Tribune gives Grant 26O
electoral votes, at the lowest esti-
mates. The Times gives Grant 800
electoral votes, and Greeley only
43, with the balance doubtful.
CALIFORNIA.
| San Francisco, Nov. 6.-The Re-
publican State Central Committee
estimates Grants majority at 500
seventeen coufties to hear from.
WISCONSIN.
| Madison, NoY. 6.-Wisconsin
gives from 1900 to 10000 Repubil-
can majority, with large Republic
can majority in the Legislature, and
aiT'ofthe eight Congressman.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Nov. calculations
in the State give Greeley 5000 ma
jority.
Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-The Repub.
licans held a Notification meetiup
on the custom house steps. Adj
dresses were made by Judge john
son. Ansou +. Terry, Ben. Eggles.
ton and others.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Nov. 6.-Returns
come in slowly. 1t is estimated
Greeley's majority will be about
20, 900; Governor Browns about
the salne.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville; Nov. 6.-The official
vote of this city gives Greeley 8,
231, Grant 6,U94, O'Conor 40.
Mandeford, Dem. for Congress,
1868; Boone, Independent, 4,3OS.
| O'Conor cuts no figure in. reports
from the State. The vote for
Greeley was very light. Every
where the Republican vote was
pretty fully polled. The Demo
Gratis did not como out.
s, MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov. 6,-The State will
not give less than 10000 majority.
~ - VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Nov. 6.-Additional
returns this morning show in
creased Republican gains in the
State. Many Democrats concede
the State to Grant, while others
are sanguine of carrying it for
Greeley. The Republican State
Committee claim tie State for
Grant. . -
$3.50 RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Nov. 6.-Rhode
Island goes Republican by a ma
jority of 1888.
NEW JERSEY.
Newark, N, j., Nov. 6.-Addi-
tional returns show that the Re-
publicans have carried the state
by 1900 majority and will have
majority of thirty-two on joint
ballot in the next legislature.
NEW YORK.
All but three election districts
heard from on mayoralty vote
give Hayemyer, Republican, 81
957; Lawrence, Tammany, 48, 405;
O'Brieni Apollo hall, 34,31O;
Hayemyers plurality 3,454. Re-
turns from all but IS election dis
tricts in the city gives %, 3S7 ma
jority over Tremain. The re-
turns thus far received from
Brooklyn give Greeley 5,40I;
Grant, 81 ,429. The Times says
there is certainty of having
earned six districts now repre-.
sented by Democrats, 80 that with
a congressman-at-large the next
state delegation win be twenty
three Republicans to ten Demo
Gratis, whereas Rt present it is IF |
teen Republicans to sixteen Dem
ocrats. It calculates the assem- |
bly,, at the worst, win stand seven
ty-nine to forty-nine Democrats.