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

LAWRENCE, Nov. 6.-Douglas
county gives about l,S00 major ity
for Grant, and elects Walker and
O'Neil to the Senate and four Re-
publicans to the house, including
Kalloch, by heavy majority over
both his competitors.
TOPEKA. Nov. 6.-ShaWnee conn.
ty gives 1,400 Republican majority,
and elects Nc Garland to the Senate
and Veale, Adams and Gregg to the
House.
Doniphan county gives 1000 Re-
Leland legislative ticket.
EUREKA, Nov. 6.-This township
gives Grant and the Republican tick
ct 164 majority; Martindale, for
Senator, 81 majority Huntington,
for Representative, IA majority I;
The Republican majority in the
county will not be less than 400.
CampbelPs majority, for Judge, so
far as heard from. is 401.
Les Cygnes, Kan, Nov. G.-The
election went off quietly. Grant
and Wilson's majority in Linn
county, 1900. The majority for the
Republican State ticket is LOO. j.
F. Ward, S. r. Hungerford and l..
II. Lane, Republicans, are all elect
ed. A. f. Ely, State Senator (Rep.)
elected by about 800 majority. The
entire county Republican ticket is
elected.
Neosho Falls, Kansas, Nov. g.
WOodson county is all y. X. The
entire Republican ticket is elected.
Grants majority is at least 500.
Bntler is elected Senator. a-..
Junction City, Nov. 6.-Full re-
turns from Davis county give Grant
LOT majOrity:. Osborn, for Govern
or, SO majority; Lowe, Cobb and
Phillips, SO majority. The balance
of the State ticket about the same.
Blakely, Republican candidate for
Representative, 2SB majority. Will
son, for Senator, So majority. The
whole Republican ticket is elected.
Newton, Kansas, Nov. 5.-Har-
vey county has gone Republican by
about 400 majority. DIR. II. A. En-
sign, (Rep.) is elected Representa-
tive. The whole Republican county
ticket is elected. The vote was very
light.
Burlington, Kan, Nov. 6.-Grant
has 100 majority in Coffey county.
s. e: Cross elected Representative
and c. D. Butler Senator. Both in
dependent.
Oswego, Kan, Nov. 6.-Still bet
ter. Labette gives over seven hun
dred majority for the entire Repub-
lIcan ticket. Elect both Represen-
tatives and Senator. a4I7 7e
Burlingame, Nov. 6.-Grant, L.
COL j; Greeley, 5l5; Osborn, 1876 !;
Walker. ga; Lowe, l,69S; Phillips,
1880; Cobb, Riggs, 525; Laughlin,
521; Mitchell, 81. State Senator,
Martin, 1,177 /; Sheppard, 954. Rep
resentative sixth district, Cooper,
Republican. 344; DonnelI, indie
pendent, 3O5; Burton, s(Lib.) 34I.
Representative, 59th district, Shoe
maker, (Rep.) S29; Dem.ng, Lib.)
Neosho county remains true. Re-
publican majority on National and
Stale tickets is $50. The Republic
cans elect the whole county ticket,
with the exception of attorney.
W. T. Simons, for Senator, has $50
majority. The Greeieyites elect two
members to the House of Repre-
sentatiyes. F,
Wichita, Kan, Nov. 6.-The
election in this county resulted in
q triumphant victory for the adj
ministration party. The Repub-
lcan electoral ticket received a
majority of about 4l6; Marsh
Murdoch for state senator out
voted Payne, the Liberal candi-
date, by SAT majority; Allen for
representative has majority over
English of 1877; Campbell, Repub-
lican, has a majority in this coun-
ty of 101 over Atwood, Liberal.
Reno county gives a majority of
16S for Murdoch, and the chances
are that Murdoch is elected state
senator by from 400 to 600 major
ity, and that Campbell overruns
Atwood by from 60 to 100 MAORI
ty. The whole Republican ticket
is apparently elected.
Salina, Kan, Nov. 6.-Suficient
returns are received to insure q
majority of six hundred and fifty
in this county for the Republican
national and state tickets.
Oskaloosa, Nov. 6.-Republicen
candidates for senator and repre-
sentatives all elected.
Hutchison, Nov. 6.-Grant, 294,
Greeley, 95. C. G. Hutchinson
elected representative. /
Grasshopper Falls, Kansas,
Nov. 6.-Grant's majority here is |
200; 0sborn's is over 200; bal
ance state ticket the same. /
Granville gave Grant electors
Ito and Greeley 81; balance of
ticket about the same. Some bet
ter than was expected, although |
the vote was light. /
MAMA county give the Rcpab-
lican ticket the following MAORI |
ties: Grant, $50; Osborn, 555.
Morris county gave Grant and
the state ticket $50. majority. |
Titus, Liberal, elected representa-
tive. Rrandley elected to the sen
Abilene, Kansas, Nov. 6.-Dick-
inson county 100 majority for |
Grant. V. p. Wilson carries the
9th senatorial district by GOO
majority. or
Garrett, Kansas Nov. 6.-Grant
electors 926 votes. us
Wamego, Kan. Nov. 6.-Grant's
majority in PottawatoTnie county
Is. 375. Six preeicts to hear from.
Marysyill, Kan. Nov. 6.-Grant
and the state ticket 600 ahead in
Marshall county. .e-s.s5s
Olathe. Kan. Nov e-The
straight Republican ticket has s
of 700. All the repnbli-
can county e&cers SIRE elected