New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
KANSAS.
THE RESULT IN THE LEGISLATIVE D"rrIcfs-fIiR
REPUBLICANS LOSE HEAVILY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.i

| THE RESULT IN THE LEGISLATIVE D'"rRrCTs-rHs
REPUBLICANS LOSE HEAVILY.
(BY TELEGRAPH THE TKBUNEi
| KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 5.-Later retnrns
from Kansas show that ho'state has gone oyerwhom-
ngly against the Administration party tho legislative
districts, while in the great majority of counties the
| anti-AdministratCn tickets have also been elected
There were but three or four distinctive Democratic
nominations in the State, the Democrats, farmers, and
workingmen uniting almost sohdly against the ReDu
Leans. summary OF the resutthus far learned shows
Opposition RepreseD sYes elected in the counties as
| follows:
.; sedcwick /; WOOdson, : Crav ford Montgomery,
.; Johnson, 2; Doniphan 3; BOURBON q saline E!s
worth, Shawnee, 3; Achison. .; DAVIS, Riley z;
Leayenworth, 4; Marshall, 1; Franklin, a. Miami 2;
SoSaas GTaTaSTS ShGroke toa g.
| Republican members elected in the counties as
follows:
Neosho. I; Allen, 1; Marion, l. Morris l. Wau6ansle l.
Harvey, l Johnson Chase bourbon o,ago, q
Reno /; Shawnee. l; Douglas, l. Achson, l iGayeh-
worth 81 Wyandotte /; Anderson, l; Nemah'' Il Poi'-
wattomle, !; total, r.
The total number of districts in State is 100 oay
! ing "a TO be heard FROM OF these the Opposition
VIII probably carry fully twOthrds not three fourths.
and the majority joint ballot will be very close Th's
wholly unlookedfor success has complicated the United
States Senatorial question, aud made it very doubtful
how It will DO decided. IL is already conceded that none
OF the prominent Republicans heretofore mentioned Tor
!
! TIE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKETS GENERALLY sue
CEssFUL-FAyoRABLE RESULTS FOR IhH FARM
ERs IN THE LEGISLATURE
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
have elected d. r. Anthony 10 the Legislature from
First Ward by 25o majority. He 10 PLEDGED 10 advance
the interests OF the farmers and hborng inen The".
T. Fenton Dem.) was elected in the Fourth Ward with
out opposition. 1t is thought that Geo. a. Moon Rep)
is elected in the Second ward by small majority Tbs
Republican candidates for Sheriff and Treasurer are
probably elected md Medin cp) for Representative
from the XXIVth District. Is probably elected.
Special dispatches The Times give rho resris IN Is
or 20 countless showing favorable results for thc Ear
mers' nominees for the legislature Bronson GranGrD
is elected in Douglas County to on the vacancy II the
State Senate. Pestand Qnd) TO the Legislature
from Alsworth County. Nathan Springer Grangal) II
! probably elecIed IN DOniphan County A'"n Red
| QSep3 in Marshall County, John H. Harmon tGraneeD
in Franklin County, Leach Granger in Neosio Comfy
and Gilbert (Granger) IN Allen County. The F,rmers
have elected Representatives IN Libeth anh h!ami
| GLIDING two representatives.. Franklin Comfy e.cc's
| two Farmers candidates. Boyd D',n) s probably
| elected TO the Legislature from Montgomery Comfy
! Anderson County elects James l.. Mhtc uepD Joan
| Watts, J. II. EGson, Mp. Roe and !. C. iior,on ars
County BOnl County elects ono Granger ard prob
Dcin) s elected REPRESENTATIVE from tie second Ward
| OF this city BY majority Ot2
ArcHIsoY Nov. 4.-The whole Republican
ticket except Treasurer is elected in his county by
majority OF from 50 to $50. Col QalgS DomJ is elected
Treasurer by 50 majority. Judge Horton Is ecc.cd RIP
resentatiye from the city district wltI 4yj majority Val
returns from this iAchson) county show that Cot kg~
The Farmers candidate Tor County Clerk y elected by
IL majority. d. g. Wilson QIep Is elected representative
from the Win District by % majority; ts gives tnc r.
publican of the three Rrprcsc Motives in the Nth
district Samuel Hoyer the Farmers candidate oeoicd
by II majority
FoRT SCOTT, Ks, Nov. 4.-The election in
this city has gone Republican and with two or three
exceptions the Republican county ticket ~ probably
elected.