The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 6.-An almost COM
plete count Of the vote on the city ticket
shows that the Democrats elected eight of
their nominees by pluralities from fifty to
five thousand and the Republicans elected
four BY pluralities of from one hundred and
fifty to twenty-eight hundred. The Demo-
cratic State ticket received an average plur-
ality Of twenty-seven hundred in the Sec
ond Cor gressional District Cole, Republi-
can, present incumbent, of about seventeen
hundrei. In the third district Fost Demo-
crat has q plurality over Metcalfe, Republi-
can, present incumbent, of about fifteen
hundred.
KEYTERvILLE, November 6.-Note for
this township for Congressman Rothwell
Democrat, S75; Broaddus, Greenback, 33,
Pallard, Republican, III. For State Sen
ator Mackay, Democrat 563; Phillips,
Greenback, 46; Halford, Republican, II;
Hammond democrat, l54; Dean Green
back, l56.
MARQuAND, November 6.-For Congress,
Eshbaugh, Greenbacker, los; Clordy, DEM
ocrat, IS; Zeigenheim, Republican, "a.
HANNIBAL, November 6-This city gave
Hatch, Democrat, for Congress, 545, Lou
don, Greenbacker, 375; Draper, Republi-
can, 2OI. Returns from three wards only.
PIERCE tITY, November Pierce City
shows Democratic gain Of 40 the county
will probably be Democratic. Perkins,
Democrat, for Senate, has PIG majority in
this city; Waddell, Democrat, for Congress
LOG msjority Maynard, Republican, for
Legislature, run liz ahead Of the Republi-
can State ticket.
BONNEVILLE, November Clay, Demo
Cat, for Congress, 500 plurality over Boyd,
Greenback, and Underwood, Republican.
Walker, Democrat, for State senatOa, 45O
majority over Ellis. Ewing, Democrat,
representative, 600 msjority over Gander,
Greenbacker. The returns are all in ex-
cept three precincts, which will not change
the result.
TIrroN, November 6.-Majorities in
Upton township:
Norton, Democrat, Supreme Judge, a..
keister, Democrat, for Representative,
70.
Ramsay, Greenbsck, CiIcuit Clerk, 81.
Lay, Democrat, Congress, 81.
Wakes, Democrat, for Senator, 16.
HAZEL, Democrat, prosecuting attorney,
294.
MoBERLY, Novembr 6.-Rsndoiph coun-
" elects the full Democratic ticket. Rath-
veil. Democrat for Congress, gets about
1890 majority in the county, and is prob
ablv elected Wiley, Republican, by a ma
ioriiy OF loco. The State ticket goes DEM
ocraiic by nearly the usual majority.
KANSAS CITY, November Ga compila-
tion Of all the information derived IRON
the best sources, up TO this hour, confirm
US in the belief that Sawyer is elected by
LOCO majority snd upwards.
KANSAS CRY, November 6.-The con-
gressional contest in this district is very
olose Cas- county from the best informa-
ton gives Sawyer 5000 to 10000 majority
White Clay from same Information will
give Crisp 1900 to $500. No authentic
returns from Platte excep, three precincts,
which give Crisp a majority. 1t is thought
Platte will be about a s,and-of. This
county outside the city will give Sawyer
about 800 majority. All except three pre-
cincts have been heard from At O'Clock
to-day; 200 out of ), 100 votes counted give
Sawyer . majority Of 800. The same pro-
portion will give him about 800 in the
city, making ], ,20Oin Jackson and 1000 in