The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21

twenty.seyen In the city OF Columbus which
show a net republican gain OF lOI.
REPUBLICAN GAIN.
Three hundred and twenty-four wards
and precincts show a net democratic gain
of $50 over the vote for secretary OF state
in 1880. The same wards and precincts
show net republican gain OF 1880 over
the vote for governor in 1888. A cores
pondent of Cincinnati democratic paper
telegraphed the editor that Column
bus had gone republican "hell bent"
SWEENEY ELECTED.
Three hundred and sixty-six wards and
precinc show a net democratic gain OF
7S5 over The vote for secretary OF state In
1880. The same wards and precincts snow
net republican gain of 81 % over the vot-
for governor in 1888. George +. Swe ney,
Seventh district.
BUTTERwoRTH AND BROWN.
Four hundred and TWEEN wards snd
predinc's show Iet democratic X In Of
of 76S over the vote for cretary OF stste
ip 1880. The same wards and precincts
show a net republican gain of $500 over
The vo'e for governor in 1888.
| Butterworth, Of Cine .nnaIi t-legraphs that
he is Il ctsd in the First district also that
Gen. Brown is ee.ted in the SecOrd dis
irict, making republican gain OF two
congressman.
Four hundred and seveniv-one wards
al d precincts show a net democratic gain
of SS4 over the vote OF secretary OF state in
| 1880 The same wards and precincts show
net republican gain OF 1917 over the
vote for Owe nor in 1883. A. G. Thon pom
republican of he Twelfth district is elrc,sd
The majority in Lawrence, his own county.
is very large, showing republican gam II
about 600.
The election here passed off in compare
tive qgi-i, there be ing
But FEW DISTURBANCES,
and t.ese due to the appointment OF spe"isl
police by the republican mayor and 10y the
democratic sheriff. In one precinct th, r.
was conflict OF authority, uiting In the
arrest of a deputy sheriff by the pcliCe.
There was sharp fight Tor organic ton
at the polls, the number Cf cit'Z Ms turning
out being unprecedented. Bands and drum
CORDS par.ded the STREETS al daytrcak,
awakening the voters. The vote was the
heaviest ever pole in the city. The re-
publicaus have the city hall and the dem
ocrats have he ldqunt rs at the Franklin
county club room. The republicans are
| WILD WITH ENTHUSIASM
and parading the streets in crowds, while
the famous Blaine and Logan glee club Is
singing in the CITY hall which is packed in
every part. A fence has been built on The
stsge 10 prot act the committee from the
pressure of the crowd who are cheering so
loudly as TO be heard nearly
all over the city. At the democratic head
GU irters theIe is not so much en- husism
The hell is smaller than the republicans
but ii is packed while hundreds are coming
aud going, there is very little che ring bu.
the mass of people have not given up al
hope. On the street there are no collision
or dis urbanc5s Everything is passing of
good naturally.
Five hundred and thirty-one wards AMI
precinc:s show a net democratic gaiu OF
/ O57 over the vote for secretary OF state in
/, 1880 The same war is and precluc's show
. a net republican gain of SAG over tn
vote for governor In 1888. Hon. VIM
Mckinley jr-, of Canton, candidate FOL
congress in the Twentieth district, tele'
graphs as follows;
"Reiurns sre unofficial, but such as VT
have give me not less than 10000 mi r
ity.p.
Mr.. Mckinley was unseat'd by the pres
ent congress, and his eltc' ion is a republic
can gain. Benz. Bu,terworth, republican
is elect d in The First district by about
$3.50 majority.
Six hundred and forty wards and
precincts show a net democratic gan oil
179 over The votes for secretary of state ID
1850. The same wards and precincts show a
net republican gain of 1925 over the
vote for governor in 1888. Later report:
show large republican gain, wi ich re
: duces the democratic gain over 1880 &c
1892
Seven hundred and seven wards and pre-
ciucts show a net democratic gain oI las
over the vote for secretary OF state IL 1880
The same wards and precincts show net
republican gain of 1889 over the vote fol
governor in 1888. Later returns from tbs
Tweniielh cor gressiOnai district indicat,
: McKiuley's majority at ID 900. III
publicans concede the re election Of For IN
democrat. to congress in the Twenty frs;
district. The noise Of the enthused IequO
leans on the streets is becoming
ALMOST INTERNAL.
The democrats have retired from Their
headquarters and those who have not re-
, tired 10 their beds are watching the re-
pubIican's torchlight procession and
listening to earlier dispatches indicating
republican victory. TIE two leading
republican clubs are parsdiug the princi
) pal streets with torch lights and banners
and b nds of music, adding
greatly TO the almost wild
enthusiasm IF those copyrighted along the
line. About III O'Clock the crowd began &c
disperse, but at midnight the streets were
still crowded with cheering adherepts o
the succe ssful party.
Discordant sounds rend the heavens
; The democrats are hoping for favorable re-
turns from Butler, Mercer, Monroe, Hick
DRY and their strong democratic counties
so as to keep the republican majority below
10000. Seven hundred aud sixty-eigh