Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-10-18
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Dies MONIES, To-, Oct. 10.
Returns come in slow from localities re-
mote from telegraph stations owing to bads
roads. The latest received show fifty-two-
Republicans elected to the Lower House.
Unreported districts will add eight MORE.
The Democrats claim the defeat of Senator So
Larabee. The Congressional contest in the
Sixth District is in doubt, both sides claim
ing it, but Cook, Democrat, is doubtless
elected. This city gives an unexpected ma
jority of over / 100 Republican. The coun--
ty is Republican by 1900, which makes it
the banner county of the State. The DEM
ocratic State Central Committee claims the
Legislature is Prohibition, though it
will have Republican majority.
The Republican State Committee has fur
nished the following tables on the election
The following are Senators elected: Cald--
well, of Dallas; McDonough, of Clark
Sutton, of Marshall; Gillette, Of Berne;
Eastman, of Hardin; DENIM, Of Buchanan
Whally, of Butler; Gloss, of Cerro Gordo;
Chubb, of Kossuth; Chambers, of Cedar;-
Miles, of Wayne; Stephens. of Union;
Duncan, of Louisa; Sweeney, of Mitchell;
Mccoy, of Mahaska; Wilken, of Madi-
watamie, or seventeen in all. OF
the hold-over Senators, twenty of
twenty-one are Republican. The fol-
lowing are the Representatives Hail.
of Clark; Hamblin, of Taylor; But
Ter, of Page: Storey, of Adair; Pal
mer, of Washington; Lynn, of Louisa
Ward, Of Jasper; Mccullough, of Jasper;
Little, of Polk Watrous, of Polk; Pattee,
of Dallas; Mccall, of Storey; Mowrey, of
Tama; Brown, of Marshall; McDade, of
Sac; Head, of Greene; Humphrey, of
Wright; Watson, of Worth; Densmore, of
Cerro Gordo; Carpenter, of Webster; Van
derpool, of Mitchell; McVay, of Calhoun;
Paul. of Shelby; Wolf, of Cedar; Curtis,
of Plymouth; Kuhn, of Cass; Holbrook, of
Delaware; Hazlett, of Blackhawk; Kerr,
of Grundy; Weaver, of Hardin; Jones, of
Hamilton; Brown, of Butler; Sherman or
Sioux; Kennedy, of Ida; Rand, of Lea;
Boggs, of Lucas; Davis, OF Pottawattamle;
Clayton, of Pottawattamie; Overholtzer,.
of Audubon; Fordyce, of Jefferson; Rice.
of Fayette; Fillmore, of Cherokee; Clay
Harrison, of Palo Alto; Lyon, Of Guthrie;-
Coyes, of Ringgold; Schoe, of O'Brien;-
Benson, of Franklin; Smyth, OF Lynn; Nu--
kins. of Jones; Wilbur, Of Lloyd; Perkins,
OF MahaSlCa; Greene, Of Brewer; Con-
verse, of Howard. The above are Republi-
cans.
The Democrats elect Senators in Jackson,
Clayton, Johnson, Marion, Lynn and APP
panoose-7 in all. They elect Represents
tives as follows: One in Henry, IN Mont
gomery, l in Lee, 1 in Van Buren,, in
Wapello, l in Decatur in Union, in
Adams, 1 in Madison, I in Warren, ! in
Davis, I in Wayne, in Clinton, 1 in Nus
catine, in Appanoose, ! in Marion, 1 in
Iowa, l in Paweshick, in Harrison, 1 in
Chickasaw, 2 in Des Moines, 2 in Johnson,
/ in CLAYTON, 2 in Scott, ! in jackson, ! in
Crawford, in KeokuB. l in Winona. ina
Monroe in Fremont-40in all. The election
of the following Senators is in doubt: Lar
abee, of Fayette; keagle, of Benton; Bar
Tett, of O'Brien; Oliver, Of Menona, and
Humsheimer. of MontgoInery-5 in all. The
following Representatives are IN doubt
Palmer, of Woodbury.; Barnes, of AllaIne-
kee; jackson, of Winnischick; Livingston.
Of Boone, and Bassett, of Benton-5 in all