The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-10
Late Election Returns.


much subdued excitement existed in
congressional and senatorial districts.
The state is somewhat in doubt owing 10
the imperfect returns, but the latest in
dications are that the Democrats have a
small majority, the latest estimate being
5000. Carey, the Republican candidate
for secretary of state seems to have run
ahead of his ticket so we'll that full re-
turns may prove his election. As to the
state senate the Democrats have made
considerable gains, but it is doubtful
whether they will have majority on
the final count. The assembly appears
TO be secured by the Republicans.
Calvin, for surrogate, has been ignom-
uously defeated by Rollins, Republican.
The Democrats have elected six state
senators and seventeen of twenty-four
assemblymen. The indications
are that the regular Democrats have Sc
cured six of the district aldermen, the
Republicans securing seven and Tam
many only three. The Republicans
their marine court Judges. Most of the
Democratic candidates for civil justices
have been elected. The Sun says later
figures reduce the Suns estimate from
10000 Democratic majority to a very
close election and most of the results are
in doubt. i st Ht
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 9.-The Press
gives returns from GO counties, show.
ing Bailey's plurality over Noble to be
1888. The Times says Bailey's plurali
ty is 1900. 81
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 9.-One hun
dred and ninety-one towns and cities, in
+cluding Milwaukee and embracing two
fifths of the state with the interior Re
publican precincts to hear from, give q
net Democratic gain of S,298. Tbs Re
publican vote, on the basis of the last
come is $500. The Democratic
state central committee, claim a good
show for carrying the state and claim
the state treasurer, Folk, positively
is positive of the election of the entire
state ticket by from 1000 to 5,0O(
majority Private advices from
prominent Republicans in the interior
seem to assure the success of the Repub
iican ticket. The returns are coming
in slowly. The entire vote is not over
60 per cent. of the usual vote and the
flooded condition OF large portion Of
the central and northern part of the
state is assigned as reason. The pro
hibitionists have also drawn at least ~,
600 or $4,000 from the Republican vote
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-The returns
this morning are of the same general
tenor as last night showing slight add
tional gains for Daniel, Democrat can
didate for governor, but still leaving
the result in doubt. The Democrats
however, claim to have gained five
more members of the legislature and
lost one making gain of thirteen,
which necessitates further gain of two
to give them a majority on joint
ballot. The Readjusters are conf.
dent their state ticket is elected, and es.
innate Cameron's majority at $4,000 to
10000. AS to the Legislature they claim
a good working majority on joint
ballot,
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 9.-The Argus
editors at noon to-day claim the election
of the Democratic state ticket by 1900
majority though owing TO Carey run
ming ahead of his ticket he may be elect
eel. They say the senate is a tic and the
assembly in doubt.
The Evening Journal says: The SEN
ate is tie and the assembly Republi-
can by a majority of two. They claim
the election of Carey by about 1900 and
consider the remainder of the state
ticket, except Huested, probably elected.
The Republican congressman in the
22d and 9th districts are elected.
TRENTON, Nov. 9.-The result in New
Jersey is as follows: Out of 8 senators
elected the Republicans elect four and
the Democrats four. The senate will
stand, 10 Republicans and 0 Democrats;
the house, 30 Republicans and 30 Demo-
Gratis, leaving Republican majority OF
3 on joint ballot.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Complete re-
turns from Brooklyn give the vote for
mayor as follows: Seth Low, Repnbli-
can, As, 434; James Howell, Democrat,
10000; Lows majority, 4,497. Siege
men, Republican candidate for sheriff,
has majority of {, 4O7. The Democrat
ic majority on the state ticket is about
10000. ~
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Advices to the
Republican state committee at this hour,
8 80 p. M, indicate gains for the Repub-
licans over the vote of 1871, with which
the Republican comparisons are made.
PITTsBURa, Miss, Nov. S.-The cleo
tion is progressing quietly and at noon
the indications were that LoWery, DEM
Ocrst, will receive n large majority for
governor. sa 10 - a
JACKSON, Miss.-There are now a
large number of negroes voting the Dem
ocratic ticket. 50 as -
BosroN, Nov. 2.-The vote in this
state is unusually light Reports from
all points indicate little general interest
AS an indication of the apathy, the re-
turns from thirty.five towns which gave
Long last year IL. 407, and to Thompson,
Democrat, 9,711, now show but 8 AS for
Long and 4,259 for Thompson. The
Traveller says the vote. of Boston, with
three precincts TO hear from, is Long,
Republican, 1880; Thompson, Demo
Graf, 1911. The same authority esti-
mates Gov. Long elected by from q, GOO
TO $1,000. aiafrs- Is ~
) The vote of the city Of Boston, given
by the city messenger, and subject TO
slight changes, creates some surprise,
the returns showing q Republican gain
of some 800 votes over last year, when
the Democrats had / 500 plurality. The
votes Of all the precincts give Long, 49,
256, and Thompson, (Democrat). Il. 434.
This is falling off OF about 70, 200 from
the total city vote last year.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-'fhe election
is progressing quietly, and light vote
is being polled. There is great apathy
in many wards, but the reformefs
are doing hard work in every sec
ton, with a view of electing their
ticket for city commissioners
Democrats are without an organization
in many OF the wards, while the Repuba
Iicans are active and will get out good
vote The indications at this hour are
that Bailey, for state treasurer, viii have
over 10000 majority in The city and the
entire Republican city ticket, with the
exception probably of one commission
or, will be elected Mr. Bailey win prob
ably Ike elected bg from 10000 10 1900 |
PIrrsnuRG, Pa. Nov. S-There is liz
lie excitement in This city to-day over
he election. The weather is pleasant, !