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

the ignorant and vicious has been cast
down for the last time. ID
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 6.-The
Republican Will say: The people re-
spond not guilty TO the infamous
charges of Governor Butler. Let all the
world take notice that Massachusetts,
has not had q loose, dishonest, extrav-
agant or corrupt administration.
Massachusetts cannot be permanently
held in the control of any party which
makes claptrap appeals to ignorance,
prejudice and the stupidity Of the peo-
pie. The attempts to excite Q feeling
against the Republicans as q party Of
aristocracy and capital have mlserably
failed.
NEW YORK.
SYRACUSE, Nov. Cup to O'Clock
the vote in most of the city wards was
about even with two years ago. Carr,
for secretary of state, runs ahead OF his
ticket by the aid of the soldiers The
liquor men and many temperance men /
are voting for Maynard, the Democratic |
candidate.
New York, Nov 6-Returns from
Ats polling places of the 900 in the
state outside of this city, gave MAYNARD
Is, 500 votes and Carr 96.141 votes for
secretary of state. This vote already
wipes out the majority for Maynard in
NoW 4oiA CITY oAAu sAiSS WIG O1''S'AOAA
for Carr.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 6.-The evening
journal claims that Carr IS elected by
$4,000. The rest of the Democratic
| ticket is probably elected. The senate
| stands 1S Republicans and IA Demo
Gratis. The assembly stands 60 RepuDli-
cans and go Democrats
The report from Brooklyn at q. m.
/ is teat Mayor Lowe is re elected by q
small majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ca strong Repub-
lIcan majority is elected 10 the next
/ state senate. Probably it will be 26 in q
| total of SO. The present senate is Dem
| ocratic by a majority of 4. The assem-
bly, is in doubt, with the chances favor
ing a small Republican majority. The
present assembly In Democratic by near
lily two-thirds majority In total OF l26s
ana returns from country counties alBO
I;shbw Whist IL very ominous Of evil 10
the Democrats next yeAt. that there b 3
strong "Republlcen reserve" vote which
Twas not caught Yesterday. '-'-H''
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6-The election
lin this state generally passed on very
Iquietly as far as heard from, although
the contest has been the most spirited In
the history Of the commonwealth. The
indications are that the Democrats Car
ried the state, as returns at hand show
considerable Democratic gains. Returns
from eighteen precincts in this city and
the estimated vote of the remaining
three precincts show a total vote OF
about $4,000 and an average majority
for the legislature. Manchester gives q
Democratic majority OF 440, Demo-
cratic gain of 1G6 over the Massey and
Wise vote of last year.
The Democrats expect to have a ma
joritY in the senate and probably in the
house 6 delegates. The cOalitionists,
on the other hand, claim they will con-
troll the house by small majority and
the senate by one or two.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 1.-THE news
up to 12 o'clock p. m, shows unlntar-
rupted gains from every quarter, which
insures the state to the Democrats by q
large popular vote and the senate and
house by good majorities.
MINNESOTA.
| ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 6.-The cleo
ton in this state to-day is for governor,
lieutenant governor, secretary OF state,
i treasurer, attorney general and railway
commissioner. Each county also elects
portion of their officers. It IL beau
tiful day, and an unusually large vote is
being pOlled. The main fight is between
the candidates for governor. The Re
1
ent state officers, with Governor Hub
bard at the head of the ticket. The
Democrats nominated for governor q
Norwegian, A. Bierrman, and a. over
four-fifths of the Republican votea OF
this state are Of that nationality. the
Democrats hope to make q close Tight.
Governor Hubbard had q majority of
over 2s, 600 the last time. and the lead
ing Republicans claim 10000 for him
Il 81
than 5000.
ST. PAUL, Nov. Cat midnight 1873
towns and precincts give Hubbard, Re-
publican governor, $3.50 majority. The
Republican state COMMITTEES estimates
Hubbard's majority in the state al 15s-
! 600.
KANSAS.
L MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 6-The day is
quiet, but heavy vote Is beng polled.
The indications are that Nicholson for
Judge will have q majority in this conn-
, ty of 100. The Republican ticket Will
be elected.
VALLEY FALLS, Nov. 0.-The returns
have been received from all the town.
ships IN this county except two, and
they indicate the election Of the entire
} Republican ticket, except the commits
sioner for the third district.
; FoRT ScoTT, Nov. 6.-The Bourbon
county election was quiet, but there was
a full vote. The Republican ticket was
; elected by 800 majority. French, foF
2 Judge, as far az heard from, leads SnOddy
! by $50. French's majority In the coun-
!, | ty will not reach 800.
: JUNCTION CITY, Kas., Nov. 6.-Ai
Junction City the vote is e. follows;
2 For Judge, Mcclure $40, Nicholson ia;
Smoky Hill precinct, Mcclure 81, Mich
olson 4 Enterprise precinct, MeClure
!. 40, Nicholson z. For county ollcerl
: the contest was purely personal. and
: there il very little Interest on the Ts
NEwToH. Kas., Nov. 6.-The Rspab
hcans carry thie city By naiorisles y
lollcWe: J. Q JohHeol, county clegk
262; =. L. HaRnes, county sreasaIeE
IL; J. +. Wafer, sheriff, 179. Il ID pFohA
c BILE that the entire Republican county
+ ticke- is elected By maiOsities varying
!, from 20 70 400. Ho1ek, fog judge, get
all the votes.
ToPKKA, Nov. 6.-Enough return.
J, for the Third Judicial district are in q
: make itciear that AArtln. Democrat, il
= elected judge in this county. Thomas
!. Republican, is elected sheriff; Spencer
q Democrat clerk. aEd the rest OF the Re
e publican ticket Is elected
=
:, elect their entire county ticket excep
n sheriff and register Of deeds. by meiofi
1f ties ranging from $50 10 $50 Jas. A
le Lnper beat II. Clay Park By nearly So
}. votes. The Democratic candidate 70
7, sheriff Is probably elected by small
majority, and the Democratic candidAt.
y for regfsser Of deeds b shout ESQ ma
joEfty.
La CYGEE, NOV. 6.-The Prescott vot
ing precinct, Linn county, gives Ffencl
10 majority. and Mound CITY gives han
= majority for Judge, with several Lin
C. county townships tolhear from
er lola, Nov. 6,-Allen county Republi
/ cans elect the coHnty CLERK and coroHel
- The Democrats vii probably efecs q
:. balance Of the ticket Sig precincts cir
! StillwelI, Republican candi date for J1dg
3 50 majority.
u La CYGHR, Nov. 6.-It will be impoI
l. sible tonight 70 give the full vose cast i
ID Linn county today for county officer
Ind IF Hl.a fufffaEal S.r,r-.