The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-08

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. Sin the first
ward Geo. 7. Bever, Dem. and Working
mems candidate for the legislature is
elected by 70 majority over II. H. Coney
Rep. This ward gave $50 Rep. majority
last year. COney was pledged to support
Geo. T. Anthony for U. s. senate. In
I'd ward the home of Geo. T. Anthony,
Thos. II. Gable, Dem. and Working
mems candidate is elected to the legisla-
ture over II. NJ. Aller, Rep, by 600 ma
jority, a Republican loss of over 125 /;
Aller was pledged to support George L.
Anthony for senator. In the Sd ward
Jas. F. Legate, Rep, is elected member
of legislature over Chaplin, Dem. and
Greenback. Legate says he is for VIM.
A. Phillips for q. S. senator. In the 4th
ward the counting is not yet through,
but it looks as though Charles II. Miller,
Rep is elected over John G. Vogel.
Miller is pledged to support Geo. I. An
thony for u. s. senator. This ward
was $50 majority last year. Paramount
township, LeavenwOrth county, gives
county ticket average majority ranging
from 100 to 81. Reno township gives
average Rep. maj. of 81. The majority
on county ticket is smaller. Good1n,
Dem. candidate for congress, will carry
the county. The Germans generally
voted for him.
WICHITA, Kas, Nov. 5.-Vote large
and a great deal of scratching. Green
hackers and Democrats combined. No
news from outside of the city, which
cast 1,O38 votes. st. Johns majority
about 200. The vote on representative
too close to give any result.
NEWTON, Nov 5.
st. John, 293; Mitchell, 40; GoOdin,
1O9
SEDGwICK CITY, Kas., NOy. 5.-Re-
publican majority over all others, 80 for
state ticket; congress, Ryan's majority
At; congressman at large, Hallowell, 70,
Crawford, So; Republican county ticket
elected by large majority.
LARNED, KANSAS, Nov. CLAIMED
City gives four hundred Republican ma
jority. Waite, Rep, is probably elected
by two hundred majority, to Legislature.
Usage MISSION, Nov. 6.-Neosho
county vote as follows: st. John, 955 /;
Goodfn, 772; Mitchell, $50; Haskell $50 /;
Blair, 749; Elder, 512.
| ATcHIsoN, Nov. 6.-The vote of Atch-
isOn county is, st. John, 1921; GOodin,
1929; Mitchell, %. The Greenback
vote is not worth counting. Rep. county
ticket elected by 225 to $50 majority.
Anderson, for congress, runs well. John
NJ. Price, John Seaton, and L. NJ. Briggs,
Reps, and Joseph Donahue, Dem, elect
ed to legislature.
WICHITA, Nov. 6.-Sedgwick county
400 Rep. maj. This city gives 200 maj
for st. John, 800 for Ryan. Griffinstein,
Dem, probably elected to legislature, and
Tucker, Rep, to state senate.
KNsLY, Nov 6.-The county vote is
St. John 357, Goodin, "a Mitchell 80.
For congress, Ryan 259, Doster 1859, Flu
gate A.
SUMMARY
Miami county gives 800 Rep plurali-
ty, and heavy majority for Haskell for
congress. Fares and Rice, Reps, elect
ed to legislature and Bradbury to SEN
ate. Labette county gives Haskell 400
lin county, is st. John 1857, GOOdin 131
Mitchell 10, Haskell 315, Blair 124, Ell
der go Olathe, johnson county, st.
Johns home, gives him 294 votes, Good
in SO, Mitchell SO. Humboldt, Allen
county, Goodin's home, gives him 265,
st. John 203, Mitchell 10, Haskell Sc,
Blair 21O, Elder PA. In Usage county,
| Kirby, Greenbacker, is elected to legis-
lature, and senator is doubtful. Shaw
nee county elects three Reps. to legisla-
ture. The Fort Scott vote is GOodin
361, Mitchell ITO, st. John 500, Blair
54S, Elder 267, Haskell 403. Wyandotte
county shows majority for st. John
and Haskell. Independence, Montgom-
cry county, gives good Democratic maj
Baxter Springs Cherokee county, St
John lat, Goodin 46, Mitchell 10. Doni
phan county vote light; Greenback vote
400; GOOdin so ahead of his ticket
Seaver, Dem, and Kennedy, Rep, elected
to legislature, and Sd district in doubt
Cherokee county Democratic by 500 ma
jOrity for Blair Crawford county 10C
majority for Blair. Douglas county
gives good Republican majorities foI
the congressional and state tickets. In
gersOll, Rep, and Sidney Clarke and S
A. Riggs, Ind, are elected to the legis
lature. The county officers elected are
Rep, treasurer; James w. Green, Dem.
county attorney; B. d. Palmer, Rep
clerk of the court; James NJ. Hendey
Nationalist, probate judge and Miss L
A. Brown, Rep, superintendent of pub
lie instruction. Haskell, for congress
gets big majority.
Rice county gives Ryan $50 majority
and elects entire Republican ticket,
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ed and Sd cong
dists. very close and doubtful Half thu
Rep. city ticket is elected. Springfield
reports Ritchey, National, for congress
in the 9th district, has carried that cOun
ty. st. Joe reports that Ford, National
has probably beaten Read DEN, in 9th dis
trict. Sedalia elects whole demOcracti
ticket by increased majority. 10y, dem
. for congress carries the county. 81
} Louis reports Frost, Dem, elected in 3,
dist. over Metcalf, Rep. incumbent. 2
district is claimed by Cole, Rep. ant
Wells, Dem. Clardy, Democrat, has tn
list dist. If Wells, has the I'd distric
there will be gain of one democrat il
congress from this, st. Louis
st. Louis gives $500 majority 70
Z Democratic state ticket.
Al KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. 6.-Congres
sional contest in this district very Close
: Cass county, from best information, viii
/ give Sawyer 800 to 1000 mai, Will
8 Clay from same information, will Civ
!, Crisp 2,a00 to $500, No authentic re
, turns from Platte, except three precinct,
3 which give Crisp maj. 1t is though
s Platte will be about a stand Off Thi
S county, outside of city, will give Sawye
q about 800 mai. All except thee DR.,
= cincts heard from at one O'Clock TO-DAY
100 out of 500 votes counted Civ
II Sawyer majority of 800; same propo
n ton Will give him about 9OO IN kansa
!, City, making 1 200 in Jackson and 90
in Cass for Sawyer, and z, 200 to 2, 500 i
Z Clay for Crisp, with Platte to hear from
q This is best Information at present, an
e Is authentic, both sides still claimin
victory with chances about equally ba
anced.
n New York.
NEW YORK CRY, Nov. 6.-John Ke
Is ly just made a speech in Tammany Ha
e saying, I'VE are beaten all along tn
line" In this city 30 election districi
give Cooper, for mayor, S,521 majorit,
70 Saratoga Springs report 651 majority fl
le Judge Danforth, Rep, a gain of 81
le and 681 majority for Strain, Rep, fc
% congress. In Troy, Wood, Rep, for col
gress, has 5000 majority. Pierce, Rep
s. is elected TO congress from Buffalo. I'll,
W ga county complete gives Dwight, Rep
Y. for congress, 900 majority 285 electio
. districts in New York City give Coope
! for mayor, IA, 600 majority. The entil
anti Tammany ticket for city officers
1t elected. Returns from interior of stat
r, show general Rep, gains and election
"a Dan1OFth, Rep, as judge of court of a
peals Rep. claim 10 to 10 majority
IS the assembly. The following congress
It men are elected: BOurke, Cox, Woo
n Morton, and AcCook Poughkeeps
! elects Ketchum, Rep, to congress by
= large majority. Chautauqua county T
II 49,, al ~,f d..