The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-08

posed Of Linn and Bourbon counties. /
Colonel James d. Snoddy, Republican |
candidate for Judge. carries this, his /
home precinct, by 100 majority.
KANsAs CRY, Nov. 6.-The returns /
from Wyandott county. Kas-, It mId- /
night are: TWenty-thr ont Of % Yot-
ing places show the entire Republican /
ticket to be elected. The maiorIties |
from the present figures are: Connolly, /
clerk, 676: Schenerle. treasurer. 674; |
Bridges, register of deeds. 297. The
usual Republican majority Is 800. Con-
uelly's Is the largest majority eyer gwen
in this county.
CoHkECTICUT.
Hartford, Nov. 6.-The election in
Connecticut was for half the senate
twelve members, all the members of the
house of representatives, and sheriffs in |
eight counties. Returns AZ the COnEant
Office 1T 8 O'Clock p t. m, show that the
Republicans haye carried the legislature
probably by forty majority ON joint bal
lot, and probably have nine of the twelve /
senators. ThIe will make the next sen.
ate stand fourteen Republicans and ten
Democrats. The Republicans have elect
ed skerifis In Hartford, Talland, Mid
dlesex, Fairfield and New London cOun-
ties. The vote this of year shows mark
ed Republican gains.
HARTFORD. Nov. 6.-Corrected re-
turns make the senate, Republicans, 16;
Democrats, 8.
OMAHA, Nov. 6.-Returns from twen-
ty-six precincts and two towns give
Reese, Republican, tor supreme judge,
1,OS3 majority. The indications are
that he is elected by small majority.
Vote light.
LINCOLN, Nov. 6.-Scattering reports
from various parts of the state indicate
that the Republican state ticket is
elected by 5000 to 10000. The count Is
very slow and not half will be returned
before morning. All attempt at esti-
| mates is guess work.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-W. U. Hen
sci, chairman of the Democratic state
committee has issued the following:
The Republican majority of Philadel-
phia exceeds the most sanguine Repub-
lican calculations. It wipes out al, our
estimated maloritIes. But the country
districts hold up TO our figures. and un-
til the western counties are heard from
do not concede the state for the oppo
sition.
Chairman Cooper of the Republican
state committee estimated his party to
have carried the state by not less than
10000 majority. He says that the re-
turns come in so slowly that the exact
result cannot he sscertalned until morn
ing.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov 6-COmplete returns
from the city give Shepherd, Democrat
for superior court judge 4.O06 majority
over JamisOn, Republican. Returns
from county towns cannot overcome
this, and the election Of Shepherd and
| the entire Democratic ticket, except one
: county commissioner, IL conceded.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Tribune says
Clearly, the feeling among Republican,
: IN Massachusetts, New York and Penn
sylVania is that the party has been pun
ished enough, and purified through SAT
feriDg sufficiently TO deserve again thu
support of the masses OF the people
: The Times, Inter Ocean and News mAks
NO editorial comments.
COLORADO.
! DENVER, Nov. 6-The election fOl
coantY officers throughout the state L
barren Of impoEtAnk results, except II
1 thIa county, where ths straight Repub
llicanS made tremendous gains. electtnf
Graham sheriff by over 10000 agAlns
the combined strength Of the Demo
Icrats. the WorkiHgmen and the disaffect
ed Republicans. LeadVille reelected
Becker, Democrat.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. Nov. TAT 12 80 q. m. tn
returns indicate Abbott's election By
: 10000 majority. The Republican stat
committee is still in doubt. The Demo
cratic state committee claim Abbott
; election by large majority, but give M
|, figures.