The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-09
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November s.-Only so Of
the 70 precincts in this city have returned
up TO this hour (4,A.IM.) These pre-.
cincts give Tilden 1880, Hayes II ,S96;
Phelps, Dem, for Governor, 1929, Fin.
kelblrg, Rep. l0,262; Thomas, Rep, for
Sheriff, 1l,l22, Brown, DEM, S.6S8.
FRS. Congressional district, Iltner, Rep,
3.7775; Kehr, Dem, 8, ,467. Second district,
Wells, Dem, 3.035; Slayback, Rep, !, ,45s;
Cole, Rep, :, 2,275. Third district, Frost,
Dem, 2,Gs6; Metcalf, Rep, $500.
II A. A.M.-Sixty.iye townships in tho
State, outside Of tst, Louis, give Tilden
ll,0s6, Hayes 6,392. Forty.ive town.
ships give Phelps, for Governor, 1924;
Finkelbdrg, 4,667. Vernon county 70.
ports Democratic majority Of !, 200, and
Livingston county 400 Democratic ma.
jority.
sr. Louis, November s.-Eighty towns,
precincts and wards Outside Of St. Louis
give Tilden 13.030, Hayes s,ll6. Sixty
four towns, precincts and wards give Phil
ips $40, Finklenburg 6.465. The vote
Of this city is not yet counted and but
few OF the country precincts. The indi.
cations are that the county ticket will be
divided between the parties. County
returns from the interior are yet too
meagre TO give anything like an accu.
rate majority for the State, but the prob
abilities are that it will reach 10000.
sr. LOUIS, November s.-one hundred
and iorty.two towns, wards and precincts
outside OF ST. Louis give Tilden 20,s29
and Hayes l2,702 votes. One hundred
and two towns, wards and precincts give
Phelps 1859 and Finkelberg l0,305.
These retuans come from all parts Of the
State, and do not show the result in \
Single county. No estimate has yet been
made for the Congressional districts. Not
enough returns have been received from
any one Of those outside Of the city to
give the result, although 1t can perhaps
be safely stated that the Democrats
carry all but one, or possibly two Of them
outside OF this county. Ia ,I-5I.-ssI
ST. JOSEPH, November s.4TiIden has
u very small majority in this city. Loan,
Republican, for Congress has 200 MAORI.
~ in this city; Rea, Democrat, for Con.
gress, has $50 majority in this county and
is elected in the disttic. BY about !, 200
majority.
ST. LOUIS, NovemberS.-The unofficial
returnS9ise Anthony Iltner, ,Repu blican,
in the First Congressional district, OF
this city, about 200 mHjority and Nathan
Cole, Republican, in the Second district,
from 5000 to 1000 majority. These are
Republican gains, the first over E. G.
kehr, the latter over Wells, both present
members. In the Third district, Frost,
Democratic, was elected over Me.calt,
Republican, by a small majority. In the
districts outside Of the city. the Sixth dis
trict is carried by Haven, Republican, by
300 majority, and the Tenth district by
Polk, Republican, by 200 majority, beat
ing Debalt, present member.
ST. LOUIS, November s.-Mercer coun.
tygives Hayes majority Of 54S; Fiuck.
elburg, Rep, for Governor 500. Mont
teau, Dem. maj. 46Os Davies, Dem. maj.
l9i; Putnam, probable Rep. maj, 800;
Sullivan, Rep. ma, Is; Mississippi, Dem.
maj, I37; Phelps, Dam. maj. from $50 to
400; Pike, Dem, mai, 800 10 $50; Wash
ington, Dem. maj, S45. - ''
Complete returns from the Sd District
give Il to Metcalf, Republican, by 81 maj.
The Democrats clam the 9Th District for
Morgan by 200 majority, previously re-
ported as probably for Havens. The Be
publicAns carry the county ticket, except
Probate Judge, Public Administrator and
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. Eman.
uel Thomas leads the ticket Tor Sheriff
by $500 majority over x.Msyor Brown,
and the remainder Of the Republican can.
didates have an average maiosity Of
1900. .a.