Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-11-10
all Of 1000, and d plurality Of over


The State Legislature is Republican
in both branches, with heavy Republi.
can losses however.
Additional local returns received UP
to noon to-day make sure the election
Of five Republican and four Democrat
Congressmen. The Democrats gain
two. Ten Republican and seven DEM
ocratic State Senators were elected, the
Democratic gain being four. The next
State Senate will stand Republicans,
20; Democrats. 10.
LOUISIANA--The State has gone
Democratic by about the usual major
tiles. The third Congressional district
is still In doubt, but later advices indi-
cate probable Democratic success.
VIRGINIA.-The election of the
following Conpressmen is claimed: Gar
rison IN the First District, Geo ID. Wise,
in the Third, Tucker in the Sixth, Bar
bour in the Eighth. The coalitionists
are jubilant and claim John S. Wise for
Congressman at large by from $1,000
to $4,000, also claim six Congressman
Mayo in the first, Libbey in the sec
ond, Hooper iE the Fourth, Sims in the
Fifth, Paul in the Seventh, and Bowen
in the Ninth.
KENTUCKY-The Republicans,
claim four congressman. The Demo-
Gratis conceded the election of Culbert-
son, Republican in the Ninth District,
but nothing more.
CALIFORNIA-A full vote is re-
ported, giving the Democrats majori-
ty of perhaps 5000. The detection
from the Republican ranks is due to
the Sunday law question. The count
Of the city up to midnight, being par
tial returns from all points, indicate a
majority for Stoneman of about 10000
on a total vote. The democrats have
probably elected all but one congress
man and it is thought the democrats
will have working majority in the leg
islature.
COLORADO.-It is estimated at
the Democratic Headquarters, that
Grants majority for Governor is a.
least 5000; Wallace. Democrat, for
Congress, 1900. The Democratic
State ticket is all elected. There are
large gains in the Legislature. The
House is Democratic
TENNESSEE.-The Readjuster
democrats have elected their candidate
for Governor and large majority in
the Legislature.
MARYLAND Republicans gain
one Congressman in Maryland and the
independent Judicial ticket in elected
in Baltimore by 1000 majority.
acknowledgements Wash
burn estimates his majority at rot less
than 5000 in the First District. Mel
son, Republican, is unquestionably
elected, making the Minnesota delega-
ton solid Republican. The Legisla-
ture will be Republican by a somewhat
reduced majority. 1t is estimated
that three-fourths OF the Republican
members favor the election of Senator
Window.
PENNSYLVANIA.-Steady Dem.
ocratic gains continue to be reported
Pattison has probably carried the State
by $4,000. The Democrats gain all
the close districts from which returns
have been received, which Involves a
loss to the Republicans of Barr in Cam
eron's home district. Scranton in the
Luzerne district, and Errett in Alleghe-
ny. There is no reason to believe that
the Republicans have lost the Legisla-
ture, but the Senate will be anti Cam
eron. Ex-United States Senator Wal 4
ace is elected to the State Senate in '
the Thirty-fourth District. Boyle
Democrat, is elected in the Twenty i
irst District, and Hopkins will prob u
ably defeat Errett, Republican, In the 7
fwenty-second. The Democrats have
gained at least ten Congressman. Al
most complete returns from the various
counties give Pattlson a plurality of G
$1,000.
1LLINOIS.-This seems to be
bout the only State not scoring large
Democratic gains. Returns are mea- =,
'er, but give about the usual majorities. d
singleton is elected in the Quincy dis St St
rlct over the regular Democratic :
lominee. I
KANSAS.-Kansas gives a Repub- :
can majority except for governor.
'lck, democrat, is probably elected
'ver st. John by small majority. He =
'as supported by the democratic, bolt
1g republican, and whskey anti-prohi- ]
itlon element. This viii enable our
to trot out one of biggest
posters. and crow over The victory"
Kansas. Dispatches from Topeka OF
ay the State Central Committee. while u
OF conceding the election of Click F
Dem.), yet express themselves as