Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-23

II majority. Maxwell carries the county
Dy o5 me1Ority. The balance of the Demo
cratic ticket has small maiqrity. The
Democrats have the Sheriff, States Attorney
and one member of the House Of Delegates,
and one Assessor. The Republicans carry
one member OF the House Of Delegates, one
Assessor, the Clerk Of the Court and Sur
VeyOr. In MaUiOn county The Democrats
elect full county ticket, except Legislature
and Prosecuting Attorney, BY maiOrities
ranging from 100 to 100. Taylor county
gives Maxwell 337 majority, a Republican
gam OF 80, and elects the entire Republic
can county ticket. Ohio county lone pre-
cinct to hear frOm) gives Wilson q majority
Of 266, and elects the entire Democratic
county ticket
The Republican maiOrities are. BerkIey
., gain 240; Marion 100, gain 3S3: Pre- stOn
400, gain 40S; Taylor 537, gaid 16i; Richie
sos, gain 276; MOnOngahela, 500. gain 345.
AdVices from Charleston, KaDawha county,
place MaIWel's majority at 40D. The en-
tire Republican county ticket is elected by
majOritiss ranging from 500 to /, 200. Six
out Of nine places in Tyler county give
Maxwell 226 majority. The other three to
be heard from viii increase it to $50.
Lewis county gives 79 Democratic major-
ity, Republican gain, 60; Barbour, 100 Dem
OCraGc, Republican gain 2S4; Brooks, "a
Democratic, Republican gain SO; Peasants,
143 Democratic, Republican gain 90; Sum
mers, 209 Democratic, Republican gain 20l;
Green brier, $50 Democratic, Republican
gain 223; Fayette, 175 Democratic; Monroe,
800 Democratic.
OHIO.
The reported returns on Congressman
show as follows:
Ten Republicans, ten Democrats, one dis
trict in doubt Repubhcans-Fit District
Benjamin BuuerWOrth; Second, Chas. d.
Brown; Eighth, John Little; Ninth, VIM.
c. Cooper; Tenth, Jacob ROmeiB; Twelfth,
A. O. Thompson; Fourteenth, q. ii. eros
venOr; Eighteenth, Isaac II. Taylor; Nine
tenth, Ezra B. Taylor; Twentieth, VIM.
Mckinley, Jr.
The unofficial returns from these counties
give majOrities on Secretary Of State, as fol-
lows: Robinson, Republican, Highland,
n, Newman, Democrat, Adams, "a, Brown
!, 100; Ross, 147. This would make 1247
majority for Newman Democrat in the four
counties. The defeated members of the
present Congress, running as candidates are
as follows: Democrats, f. FOllett,
Frank II. Hurd, Jonathan 81. Wallace and
David R. Paige. Republicans,-H Henry l..
Morry and Joseph d. Taylor. In 1880, the
returns gave Is Republican congressman;
in 1882, there was eight.
The reported majOEities in the aeveral
counties make the following showing:
DemOcrats-Third District, James 3.
Campbell; Fourth, Charles NJ. Anderson;
Fifth, Benjamin lie Fevre; Sixth, William
D. Hill; Seventh, George 3. Seney; Thir-
teenthi Joseph ID. OuChWalCei| t1IbeenGn,
Beriah Wilkins; Sixteenth, George W.
Geddes; Seventeenth, A. J. Warner; TWen-
ty-first Martin A. EOrane.
The candidates in the Eleventh District
are AlphOnsO Hart, Republican; W. w.
z lsberry, Democrat. In the election of
1882 the Republican vote was 1925; the
Democratic vote was Is, O37 giving the Re
pubIicans 2, 139 majority. In 1858 HOadiey
was 81 votes ahead of Foraker for Gov
ernOr. The counties in the district are
Adams, Brown, Highland and Ross.