The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 3.-The election
passed of quietly, and An unusually
large vote was polled. but owing to the
length of the ticket, which includes the
State, county, Congressional and lcgisla-
tive, it will be- very late before the re-
turns can be obtained. At this writing,
! P. NJ. not one precinct of the city has
been heard from. Advices from the
State are too meagre to indicate the re-
suit in any section. Cole county Is re-
ported to give 400 Democratic majority.
Lawrence count, is claimed for the Dem
ocrats. johnson county is reported to
give 300 Democratic majority. Franklin
county is reported to give 300 majority
for the Peoples ticket.
KANSAS IITY, MO-, November r.
Scattering returns from the precincts of
this city indicate the election Of the
Democratic ticket by about the USUAL
majority, although great amount Of
scratching has been done. Two Demo
cratic Representatives are elected and
probably athird,
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Not pre-
cinct in this city or county has yet re-
turned full vote 1t i, not likely any
definite returns will be procured tonight.
Returns from the State are still very
meagre, and do not indicate the result.
The Democrats, however, claim all the
Congressional Districts excepting the
Sixth and Tenth. On the other hand the
Republicans expect to carry the First
district for Steward, the present incum-
bent; Third district for Wingatc; Fifth
for Scav; Sixth for Thrcshcr; Seventh
for Lay; Ninth for Thompson, and Tenth
for Ii ydc, present incumbent; conccding
to the Democrats the Second
district for Wells, the present
incumbent; Fourth, for Hatcher, present
incumbent; Eighth for Franklin; Elcv-
enth, for Clark. present incumbent; Thir
tcenth, for Buckner, present incumbent,
and Twelfth doubtful.
Pettis county, the home of Gentry, the
Peoples candidate for Governor, gives
the Peoples ticket majority, but elects
Democratic county Ticket, and Will give
Phillips, Democrat, for Congress, II ma
jority.
Partial returns from Henry and Yer
non counties indicate large majoriticS for
Hardin. Democrat, for Governor.
Returns from Kansas are very mcagrc,
and do not indicate the result. Lyon
county reports n strong Republican ma
jority.
Labelle county gives a small Republi-
can majority; Franklin county gives
Casey, reform candidate for Governor,
about $50 majority, and G"odn reform
candidate for Congress 80 iHa ority;
the Republican county ticket is elected
except Parkinson, Democrat, for State
Senator; Shawnee county is Republican
by 700 to 900 on the State ticket, and 800
to GOO for Brown, Republican, for Con-
grrsS; Ncasho county gives Casey 900
and Goodin 300 majority; Bourbon
county gives Cobb, Republican, for Con-
grcss 200 majority; Osborne, for Cover
nor, falls behind hi ticket; in Usage
county the Republican majority IS 230;
in Saline county the Republican minority
is four hundred.
ST. LOUIS. November a.--Th" h"d"r-
Braxton county, with two pre-
cincts to hear from, Republican majority
l75; johnson county gives the Reform
State ticket 800 majority; Patawattamic
county gives Republican MINORITY Of
800; Douglass county gives small Re-
publican majority for the State ticket,
and 10 for Cobb, Republican for Con-
grcsS.
Five o'clock A. M-Not II singl" ward
in this city has yet returned Il full vote.
The few scattering returns ut tins hour
4 A. W., indicate nothing. In tn" sixth
ward there wa> very bitter contest be-
twrcr StilSon, liutchinS, Demand, and
". Ii. Lockland, for the Lower House "t
the Legislature. Unofficial returns Civ"
Lakeland 81 majority.