The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-11-12
SHAWNEE COUNTY.

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n. b. Brown is elected senator from
the SD district; w. II. Leagh, RepnblI
can, representative from the 106th and
w IL Peak, Republicans, from the 10Th
district.
Full returns from Douglas county give
the Garfield electors 1,252 majority; st.
John, Jos; Haskell. /, 405; Stephens, for
district judge, 1900. The total vote on
state senators Is as follows, Thacher, g.
1874 Green, 2,37S; Watts, 1855; seaP5
2,28I, lthe last two Democrats Clarke
(sorrhead) I,l0t. On the constitutional
amendment the yoto stands: For prOhi.
bstion, 1889 majority.
MIAMI.
Garfield 800 plurality over Hancock,
and a majority over all of $50, though
Viewers vote is incomplete. Viewers
total vote in the county will not overrun
800. Haskell's majority for congress is
about $50. Gov. ST. John runs little
behind; his plurality over Ross, $50
The Greenback candidate for governor
will have nearly 300 votes. The entire
Republican county ticket is elected bya
majority running from 800 to $50. The
total vote tor the county exceeds $500
greater than in 1879.
Returns from all but two precincts in
Saline county show n clear majority for
the national and state tickets of ], 100
Peterson, Independent Republican, is
elected To the Legislature. The balance
of the Republican ticket is elected by a
large majority.
Davis county, complete excepting one
precinct of so votes, which is claimed To
be Republican, gives Garfield go; Han.
cock, 1856; Weaver, 1924. st. Johns plu-
rality. 230. Anderson, Republican, for
congress has 652; Burnes, ABS; Davis,
274. For state senator, Burriss, Repub-
iIcan, 632; Elliott, Democrat, B82; Will
son, Greenbacker, sci. For representa-
tive, Pierce, Republican, 525; Humph-
rey, Democrat, 422; CDreyel, Greenbsck-
er, 423. The prohibitory amendment
has 80 majority. 1t lad 50 majority IN
Junction City which supports saloons.
ATCHIsoN.
This city gives Garfield 1857; Han
cock 1865; and Weaver II. Garfield's
plurality 391. Atchison county complete,
as follows: Garfield 2,711; Hancock
2,092; Weaver IL. Garfield's plurality
Ole.
ST. John 1855. Ross 2,2s1; vrooman
80; scattering 0. st. Johns plurality
"a. Congress-Anderson, Republican,
2,5eS; Burns, Democrat, 1900; Davis
%. Anderson's plurality 3SS. State
Senators-Briggs. Republican, and
presentatives-Seaton Cloyes and Pat
ton, Republican, and Click, Democrat,
are elelecied; the latter beats Bruce, Re
publican, colored, by only 25 votes in q
total of about 1900. The Republicans
elect their entire county ticket; the pro
hibition amendment is beaten in this
county by over 1900.
BROWN.
Brown county, complete, Garfield, /,
S74; Hancock, 1913; Weaver, i05. Re
publicans elect both representatives and
| entire county ticket.
OSBORNE.
The following are the Republican ma
jorities In Osborne county: Garfield
S54; Anderson, 800; st. John, $40
Paichen, state senator, 666, The prohi
bition amendment has 270 majority. A
! w. Gowan. representative, 700.
BOURBON.
Complete returns from Bourbon coun
| ty give Haskell, for congress, S72 major
! ity over Green, the Fusion candidate
ST. Johns majority in the county is 1,
OILS. Garfield's plurality over Weaver
and Hancock, is LOO. The entire
county ticket Is elected, with majority
of $50. The Republicans elect senator
and all of the members of this legislature
CRAWFORD.
The vote in Crawford county for Gar
| field is 1900; Hancock, 1885; Weaver
$50; for St. John, 1888; Ross, 1887
Vrooman, 446; Haskell, 1906; Green
1899. s c. Millington and Jacob Mil
Ter, Republicans, are elected representa-
lives, the latter by one majority. A. P
| Riddle Is elected senator 10y 1873 MAORI
! iy. The entire Republican county
ticket is elected, except county attorney
LABETTR.
Parsons gives Republican majority
| of 1856 for the state and national Repub
lican tickets, except St, John, who get;
| 40 majority; Haskell, 1928; against pro
hibition amendment, 400
LEATENwoRTH.
The result is the clearest Republican
victory that has been won here for tel
years. The entire Republican county
| ticket is elected, with the exception o
two out of seven members of the legisla
ICre. The following are the names o
those elected: District judge. Rober
Crozierr; state senator, city district, II
NJ. Aller, country district. DIR. I. G.. V
/ Bowling; representatives-10 10th district
Oscar Haberlein, Republican; 18th dis
trict, p. Geraughty, Democrat; 18th dis
trict James F. Legate, Republican; 1911
/ district, John Schott, Republican 14tl
district w. Il. Marvin, Democrat; 1871
district, NJ. c. Harris, Republican; 1871
district, John Davelbess, Republican.
| The vote on the constitutional amend
| ments Is not Ut all connected yet, bu
/ enough is known to show that the ma
] jority against the prohihitory PROPOSE
lion will be about 500 in the county.
CoFFEY.
Returns from most of the precincts il
Coifey county indicate that St John ha.
polled the full Republican vote. TIL,
| prohibition amendment has been large
| ly defeated. Although we have Re
publican majority of about 500. owinl
To local questions both legislative dis
tricis will elect Democratic representa-
lives.
wYANDOTTE.
| Republican victory, except commits
sinner and representative IN the Nine
teenlh district. The election returns o
/ Wyandotte county are all in but one o.
two rrecincts, showing Republican vic
| tory, except county commissioner ant
representative for the Nineteenth dis
tnct
The prohibitory amendment carries
in Wyandotte city, but lost IN the couu
". Hon. ID. c. Haskell's majority 70
congress was more than 800 over Green
This is the first time that a Republican
congressman has ever carried Wyandott
county. In Kansas City, Kan, Green
name was scratched also in WyandottC
and in the county. That speech alon
gave Haskell 500 votes in the county.
The Republicans have elected the foI
lowing: B. L. Slime, Representative
Eighteenth district; Maj. E s. W
Drought, representative Seventeenth di:
trict; j. w. Buchan, senator.
LINN.
Linn county gives from 500 to 500 ms
iority for all the Republican candidate,
Blue elected senator and Snodd,
Moody and Carpenter representatives.
FRANKLIN.
Full returns from this county shol
the election of the entire Republica
ticket by good majority. Garfield
majority is 453; Haskell, Republican
for congress, 543 majority; Stephen
Republican, for judge, 1895 majority
Renson, Republican, for state senate
205 majority; Crouch Republican, fo
representative Twenty-eighth distric
324 majority; Bass, Republican, for r
preventative Twenty-seventh distric
. l26majority.
The full vote on the temperate
amendments is not yet known, but il
estimated that the county has given
3 majority for it of 500
MONTGOMERY.
The republicans have carried ever,
/ thing in Montgomery county by Iar9
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