The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13


New YORK, Nov. 6.-The indications
are that John Morrissey, anti Tammany, Is
: certainly elected in the Seventh Senatorial
!, District over Richard Schell, Tammany.
This district is Kelley's home. and he is the
head OF the Tammany organization.
y Edward Hogan and Alfred Wagstafi,
ra,amanv, are elected Senators from this
city.
;. The Assemblymen elected in New York
city are: John ii. Browning, Tammany;
VIM. W. As,or, Republican and anita
many; Charles Duell, Republican and anti
Tammany; VIM. II. Mcintyre, Tammany
John calvin, Tammany Thos. Foley, Re-
publican. A. Crawford, Tammany.
Scattered returns from the interior Of the
State indicate that the vote Is not materially
different from that Of two years ago. when
Bigelow had l4.sOO majority for Secretary
of State. The result depends upon New
York and Brooklyn, which in 1s75gave re-
-pec,ively $4,000 and $4,000 Democratic
majority.
| ALBANY, n. ", Nov. 6.-The indications
are that the Republicans have carried their
county ticket.
New York, Nov. 6.-Seventh Senatorial
District complete. Morrissey, 1856; As
chell, lO,O03.
! 1870 p. M.-Indications at this hour are
that the Republican State ticket is elected
by small majority. The Democratic ma
jority in the city is under 10000 and in
Kings county under 1000. This shows
Democratic loss OF from 49, 900 to IA, 900, Is
compared with the vote OF 1875.
PENNSYLVANIA.
/ PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Partial returns
from IL counties OF the 50 in the State show
net gain for Moves, Democrat, for State
Treasurer, of $500 over the vote OF last
year. The returns indicate Democratic
majority in the State of from 10000 to r.
600.
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey voted for Governor, one
third Of the Senate and its Assembly.
There were four tickets in the field for
Goyernor-the Democrats nominated Gen.
Geo. b. Mcclellan, the Republicans WIN.
/ A. Newell, the Prohibi,ionists Rudolphus
Bingham and the Greenbackers Thomas d.
Doxey. In 1874 the Democrats carried
their Governor through by IL, 2sS majority,
and in 1876 they gave Tilden Il, AS major
ity, out OF a total vote OF 22O,l93. The
Greenback vote included was ia.
CONNECTICUT.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 6.-P. T. Barnum II
elected to the General Assembly by ma
iority OF 2l.. The usual Democratic ma
iority heretofore has been about $50.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-The election in
Connecticut to-day is for Sheriffs. members
of the House Of Representatives and one
hall OF the Senators, the other half hold
ing over from last year. The indications
70 far are that the Republicans will retain
control Of the Legislature. The vote in
the State is light, compared with the elect
ions for local officers and for President, and
comparisons are Of no value. The Repub-
lican majority in the Legislature will
probably he about the same as last year.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-The Senate will
stand, Republicans, 10; Democrats, 8.
VIRGINIA.
In Virginia the regular election for
State officers, Legislature, &C., occurred.
There was little or no opposition to the
Democratic ticket.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Returns from the
Wisconsin election will be compared With
one year ago, when Hayes had 5000 plu-
rality over Tilden and A. 900 majority over
Tilden and Cooper.
MILWAUKEE, Now 6.-The Chairman Of
the Democratic State Central Committee ex-
presses the opinion that it will take the OH
cial c,vass to decide the result on the
State ticket One hundred and sixty three
towns and precincts give Smith, Republic
can, $500, a net Republican gain Of 1000.
MASSACHUSETTS.
| Massachusetts, voted for State officers,
Legislative and other officers. Four COM
plete tickets were in the field, the Democrat.
Republican, Prohibition and Greenback
Labor. Ex-Governor William CASTOR was
the Democratic nominee for Governor,
Alexander ii. Rice the Republican, Robert
c. Pittman, the Prohibitionist, and Wendell
Phillips the Greenbacker and Working
mems.
| BosroN, Nov. 6.-Complete returns Of
the city are Rice. 1870; CASTOR, IL, 4S7
Pittman, 1901; Phillips, go. The vote
Of the city Last year was. Rice, 1907;
Adams, 80, go; Baker, 1925; scattering
%. The falling of of the Democratic vote
is a surprise to the friends Of the party.
The Journals footings up OF l2O towns show
that Rice gains $500 votes and CASTOR
loses 800. The Journal cOn6dentslly
claims the reelection Of Rice by an in
creased majority.
The Herald comedies Rice's election by at
least 10000.
Kansas voted for Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court, Lieutenant Governor and
county and city officers. Three tickets
|, were in the field for the the two State OIL
|. GERS. The Democrats nominated VIM.
] Wagstaff for Chief Justice and Thomas w.
WattersOn for Lieutenant Governor; the
Republicans nominated Albert II. Horton
and L. NJ Humphrey, and the Greenbaek-
ers Samuel A. Riggs and d. B. Hadley for
the same offices.
WYAxDorrE, Nov. 6.-The entire Repub-
H.: .;olox 10Th State and conntv N nm.