The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-09
DAVIS COUNTY.
OTHER STATES


ST.. LOUIS, Nov. S-The following Is
the Republicans heading this morning
regarding the several eli ctiops: "The
voice of the people is heard in thunder
tones from ocean to ocean; the result of
the elections held yesterday in thirty
three states is Democratic tidal wave
that swept all befo e it.
IT LookH THAT WAY.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. S-The following is
the Globe Democrats headings this
morning, regarding the general election,
New York, Pennsylvania and Msssa-
chusetts, Democratic. Cleveland, Patti
son and Butler elected ysover-whelming
majorities, running ( ON 20.o)0 to 100.-
900. Connecticut selected Bourbon
executive. Robson defeated for con-
gress in New jersey. Keufner elected
in the Eighth Illinois district. Indiana
is claimed by the Democrats.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Tbe Times ex-
trn publishes Gleveland's majority at
III, 900, according TO returns received up
to 10 a. M, and says the state legislature
is strongly Democratic.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. g. Returns
from Indianapolis and Marion county
are still Incomplete. Full returns rom
three fourths Of the county and he esti-
mated majority from TIE remaining
precincts give Republican majority on
the county ticket of $50. Peel. Re-
publican nominee for congress, runs
ahead of his ticket aud will probably
have from five to eight HUNDRED major
ity. Shelby county gives Democratic
majority on the state ticket Of 267, ana
English, for congress, Is majority. Re
ported majority in Hancock county for
English, for congress, 4o0. These figures
would elect Peel by small majority,
but the vote is so close that it will re-
quire the official count to determine the
result. $50 voting places in the state
show Republican loss of 2,So6.
1910 a. m.-2S0 voting places give a
net Democratic gain of 1879.
INDIANAPOLIS, II a. m.-320 voting
places give q net Democratic gain of
1858.
Noon.-GS0 voting places show Re
publican loss of 5,02s aud Democratic
loss of ,7Gi, making pet Democratic
gain of 1927.
cALlPoT.HTA.
San FRA<cISco. n v 3-Fic co..i.t
of this city up Il, midnight, being par
tial returns from all points, indicate the
majority for S.oneman. Democrat, for
governor, of about 5000 on the total
vote, and for Blake, Republican for
mayor. of about 1900 The balance of
the Democratic ticket is elected by va
rying majorities. No returns yet on
PENNSYLVANIA,
PHm 1DEIPa.A, Nov. S.-The entire
Democratic state ticket elected almost
The returns from various
counties give Patterson plurality of
1900.
MrssoUR
ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-John j. o'NeIl,
is elected to congress from
The sth district of this city by plural
ity. Legislature cKet still in doubt
but the Republicans claim the election
1f their ticket.
yLLsSois.
CHICAGO, Nov. s, His a. MP to
his hour very few additional Teturns
nave been received. and owirg 10 the
scratching and slow counting
{ may be some time before definite ig-
lles can be obtained It is geoeraily |
,orceded that Cook county has gone
by two or more thousand. |
rhe legislature, ss nea- as can be es.I-
mated, will stand: Senate, Republicans,
a; Democrats, IS; house. Republicans,
%; Democrats, 70. Republican major
ty On joint ballot, OF IS. The following |
8 the Republican estima:e on con-
First district. Dupham, Re
publican; Second, Finerty, Independent |
Democrat; Third, Davis, Republican;
Fourth, Adams, Republican; Fifth,
sIwood, Republican; Sixth. Holt, Re
publican; Seventh. Henderson, Rspub-
ican; Eighth, CulIin. Republican
giatk, Payson, Republican; Tenth,
lewis. Republican; Eleventh, Marsh.
aepublican; Twelnh, Riggs, Democrat
rhirteentb, springer, Democrat. Four
renth, Higgins. Democrat; Fifteenth, !