Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-11-10
A EauLAR BuLL-RUN.
Cold Comfort for Republican
"Whsm the Lord l.Oveth He Cnast-
Meth"
Even Little Kansas has the Jim
Jams.


Jams.
The GRAPHIC presents the latest re
turns available up to Thursday morn
ing. They are necessarily very con
densed. In many states majorities ar
merely estimated from partial retur n
only.
| MISSOURI-Partial returns from
the first district indicate Hatch's elec
ton by over two thousand majority
Adair county complete, Glover 80;
majority. Full democratic delegation
in congress with exception OF Mclean
who is elected for the shor, term owe
Broadhead. St. Louis elects portion
OF the republican ticket including
sheriff.
NEW YORK. Probable gain of three
democratic congressman. A Time:
extra puts Cleveland's majority al
I74, 900, according to returns received
up to 10 a. m., and says the State Leg.
islature is largely Democratic. The
World makes Cieveland's majority al
10000, and that of Slocum for Con
gressman-at-large 100000 The latest
reports increase the Democratic MAORI
ty everywhere, and indicate that forty
five out OF the sixty counties have gone
Democratic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS clam a gain
of tour congressman. Three hundred
and fifty voting places in the State show
Republican loss of 1886. The Dem
ocratic loss of 1868 being net Demo-
cratic gam of 3,253. This is ak per
cent. fthe State, and indicates Dem
ocratic majority in the state of $500.
MASSACHUSETTS. Even at Re-
publican headquarters Buffers election
is conceded, the only question being
that Of majority. Leopold Morse,
Dem, for Congress, defeats Bowman
in the Fifth District: Theodore Ly-
man, Civil Service Independent candi-
date in the Ninth District, defeats
John w. Gambler; Governor Long is
probably elected to Congress from the
Second District. Returns received in
dicate the election of Patrick A. Col
Inns, Dem, in the Fourth. The election
of Henry B. Lowering, Dem, in the
Sixth, is probable Eber F. Stone,
Rep. is elected in the Seventh: VIM.
Wheting, Rep is elected in the Elev-
enth; Geo. d. Robinson, Rep. is elect
ed in the Twelfth; Davis, Ranney and
Lowering are elected to Congress from
the First, Third, and Sixth districts,
respectively. Indications are that the
House will stand $50 Republicans to
90 Democrats, a gam of IS Democrats.
Last year the Senate had 5 Democrats
this year they will have IL.
LATER: Buffers majority is CLAIM
ed by the Republicans to be 10000
by the Democrats, $4,000.
ARKANSAS-Returns from inter.
ior precincts come in slowly. The Ca
zette claims the election of the entire
Democratic ticket.
Connecticut-Waller, Democrat, is
Governor by from 1000 to
8, 900 majority. The Democrats gain
two Congressman, electing three.
GEORGIA-Democratic as usual.
SOUTH CAROLlNA-Of course.
One Republican elected to Congress.
NEW HAMPSHIRE-In doubt.
TEXAS-As usual.
ALABAMA-Likewise. One Re-
publican Congressman elected.
NEW JERSEY-Democrats have
eceived a clean majority on joint bal
OF ia the Legislature thus securing
United States Senator.
MICHIGAN.-Returns are neon.
lete and come in very slowly. In the
irss district Lord, Republican: is de-
eated. The balance of the Congress
len in the State are probably republi- I
an, but the Fourth and Fifth districts I
re close. Begole, Democrat and
ireenback, is probably elected Cover I
or BY small majority. The balance
the State ticket is Republican. '
NORTH CAROLINA-The whisky !,
sue fails to affect the democratic vote .
S it does tie republicans. The state r
doubtless democratic. i
DELAWARE-Has doubtless gone =
by increased majorities. (
FLORIDA-Hooray From what I
IN yet be ascertalned it appears the !.
.publicans have carried the State by n
small majority. ii