The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-07

M. Allen, republican, 45th district
T. p. Leach 10Th district.
PAwNEE COUNTY.
Larned, Kas., Nov. 5.-Returns
all in. Henry Booth, is elected rep
on the peoples ticket.
He ran Independent and beat
Adams twenty votes.
sEDGwIcK COUNTY.
Wichita, Nov. 5.-The entire re.
publican ticket elected. Thompson,
republican, by 400 majority. The
town cast $40 votes and was ter
ribly mixed.
WABAUEsEE COUNTY.
Alma, Kas., Nov. 5.-Republican
candidate for legislature is elected
by 800 majority. The whole repnb-
licsn ticket is elected.
LABETTE conNTY.
Parsons, Kan, Nov. 5.-The re-
publican ticket is elected in this dis
trict. G. G. West of Parsons, rep
resentative. Returns and dispatch
es show beyond doubt the election
of B. w. Perkins. Judge of the 11th
district. Capt. Mapes, is probably
elected representative from the 18th
district. All the successful candi-
dates are in sympathy with the set
tiers.
BOURBON COUNTY.
Fort Scott, Kan, Nov .5.-Re-
turns from all precincts but one give
a majority of from three to five
hundred for the grange ticket, with
the exception of county clerk aud
representative of this district. The
precinct to be heard from will in
crease the grange majority.
MCPHERSON COUNTY.
Salina, Nov. 5.-Weaver is elect
ed representative on the farmers
ticket by seven majority. Election
close and exciting.
DoNIPHAN COUNTY.
Troy, Kans., Nov. 5.-The follow
ing is the result in Doniphan coun-
ty: For legislature, first district,
Nathan Springer second district,
y. X. Stout both republicans, NOM
mated by farmers. Third district,
Frank Dreaming independent re-
publican. County ticket mixed be-
tween farmers and independent re-
publicans.
MASSACHUsETTs.
Boston, Nov. 5.-All but twenty
four towns IN Massachusetts give
Washburn 7O,775 votes, and CASTOR,
1912. Eleven democrats are elect
ed to the Senate and sixty to the
house. Pierce is chosen to Con.
gress with an organized opposition
NEW JERSEY.
Newark, Nov. 5.-The senate and
house of New Jersey will be repub.
lican the former by a majority o.
seven and the latter by four or five
The republican majority in The
house last year was thirty.
Newark, Nov. 5.-The senate
stands Ia republicans and demo
Gratis assembly, 30 republicans ant
% democrats.
| WASHINGTON.
st. Louis, Nov. ga special dis
patch to the Evening Dispatch says
The result of the elections yester
day was generally anticipated il
administration circles except the re
ported democratic victory in Wis
consin, which creates great dea
of surprise and much comment
kilograms from Baltimore say tina
the legislature on joint ballot il
claimed by both parties.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov. 5.-Comstock, dem
ocratic candidate for congress in tn,
fifth district, is elected by about 90
majority.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 5.-The Worlt
claims fifteen democratic and seven
teen republican senator's; also G.
democratic, and Go republican as
semblYmen in this state. The onl.
question about the state ticket !
as to the democratic majority. TIL,
Times says it is slight and tn,
World claims that it is 1900. Thu
Commercial, republican, comedies
the election of the democratic stats
ticket,
New York, Nov. 5.-King's coun
ty and Brooklyn City complete give
1872 democratic majority for thu
state ticket, electing both democrat
ic senator's, five democratic and foul
republican assemDlymen, and tht
entire democratic city and county
ticket. The mayors majority is Z,
519; the democrats also have q ma.
iority N the board of alderman.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
James E. White, republican, il
elected representative in Anderson
county. The county officers ART
about equally divided between Tho
republicans and the labor-refor
meFs.