The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14

trict, UOckery, democrat, Z,oOU majority
Sixth district. Cosgrove, democrat, about
1000; Seventh district, Buckner, demo-
cral, practically no opposition, probably
5000 majority Eleventh district, Bland,
democrat, $50 majority; Twelfth district,
Morgan. democrat, 800 majority; Thir-
tenth district. doubtful. but the democrats
claim it Notwithstanding il is a republican
district. There is a greeuback as we'll as q
republican and democratic candidate In
the field
Clardy, democrat, is reelected BY 500
majority. The democratic chairman
claims the election of Hatch by 5000,
Alexander, 300; Dockery, $500; Burns,
1000; Cosgrove, 1000; Buckner, 5000 ;
Bland, 1900; Morgan, 5000.
81. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. I.-MajOrities
Andrew, Reed, $50; Aichison, Burns, 100;
Buchanan, Burns, 1000; Holt, Reed, 800 ;
Nodaway, no returns. but ii is thought
will give Burns plurality of 200; Platte,
Burns, 1900. The state ticket will not
vary materially from this.
St. Joseph, Nov. To-day signalized a
good democratic victory In the Fourth
Congressional district. Even the OppOsi-
ton concede Col. James y. Burns. the
democratic Nominee for congress, To have
received majority of not less than 900
The county democratic ticket is elected
from top to bottom, and the greatest good
feeling prevails ON every hand. The vote
was only moderately heavy. Col. Burns is
holding a reception at the Gazette. and re.
ceiving warm congratulations.
81. Louis. Nov. S.-John X. VNeil, dem
ocraI. is elected TO congress from the Eighth
district If this city, by plurality. 1t is
still undecided IA to the long term. but the
republicans cl,im the election OF DIR. j. III.
Mclean for both terms. The successful
candidates on the democratic city ticket
have pluralitics ranging from about one
hundred Ia eight thousand. The two re-
puolicans elected have a plurality of ESQ
and i,69s, respectively.
STILL DOUBTFUL.
81 louis. Nov. S-Thc revised table re-
turns oi the Ninth district gives Broad
head majority "f scveniy-nine Tor the
long term, and Mclean a majority of 537
for the short term. These figures may be
changed hy the official vote aud give Nc
Lean the long as well as the short term.
Nothing new from the Thirteenth district
which is the only other one in the state
about which there is any donbt. The
democrats claim the election of Judge
Evan over Colonel Cloud, republican, and
Hazeltine. greenbacker, and this claim i
not very strongly combatted.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Harrisonville. Mo, Nov. S-Only two
towns heard from. but the indications are
that the whole democratic county ticket is
elected. Morgan. for congress, will have
1000 majority.
Pleasant Hill. Nov. The vote on the
state ticket in this township is as follows
Supreme Judge. Sherwood $50, Wagner $40.
Railroad commissioner. Hardin. ;S3i
Hunt. 24l. Superintendent OF public in
struction, Coleman SIS, Neil, $50 Con-
gressmen, c II. Morgan, SD, W. III. Ter.
rell, 23S County representative, j. II.
Page, So, J I. Rawlins. PSI. State sena-
tor, Sixteenth DISTRICT, John W. Brit,s, 337.
II. J. Dooley, 239. County clerk, w. ID.
Myers. 353, J w. Buckworth, 2lS. Circnit
cierk, Sid Wheritt, sos, w. |. Schooly. DIS.
The balance of the county ticket is ahead
the same proportion as the above, with the
exception of recorder, Mayes, republican,
heating Backler, democrat, bv % votes.
The total number of votes polled is about
515.
BARTON COUNTY.
Barton county elects the entire demo
cratic ticket, except county clerk and