Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-11-27
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

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The Result of the National and State Elec-
tion In Missouri Officially Declared by the
Governor and Secretary of State.
JEFFERSON CRY, November 10.
At eleven o'clock this morning Governor
Crittenden, in accordance with tho law,
added up the returns received from all the
counties and the city Of ST. Louis Of the
general election for Presidential electors,
and certified the election OF the following
electors:
Electors at -Large-James Craig and Henry
e. BrOckEneyer.
First observation-disclosures Ellison
Second Dissatisfaction F. Rothwell
Third District-AlexanderW. Kelso.
Fourth District-Thomas III. Parrish.
Fifth District-John n. Southern.
sixth District-EIawson C. Moore.
seventh District-Nat C. Dryden.
Eighth District-John l. Martin.
Ninth District-George w. Allen.
Tenth District-John 0'Falion.
Eleventh District-Edward " Seay.
Twelfth District-Dayid 4. De Almond.
Thirteenth District-0liver III. Travers-s
Fourteenth District-Joseph j. Russell.
THE FIGURES.
The official vote as declared is as follows:
Cleveland, 35,9SS; Blaine and Butler ticket,
e02, 329; st. John, 2,153. This gives Cleve-
land a plurality OF SSo5s and majority
The vote for electors at large was as fol-
lows:
Craig, Democrat, :ss5,7ss; Brockmeyer,
ticket, 20,, 929; Hill, Blaine and Butler ticket,
29.,S Watson. st. John ticket, ,153; Riggs,
st: John ticket, 2,l21.
the highest vote cast for Elector at Large on
each ticket. The Electors declared elected
Will be notified at once and will meet here
on the first Wednesday in December next,
the third proximo, and cast their vote and
tificates will be taken there by special mes
senger to be elected by the Electors at said
meeting.
STATE OFFICERS.
This afternoon, all the counties having sent
in their returns of the election for Governor
and other State officers, ETC., the Secretary of
State, as required by law, in the presence of
the Governor, opened the returns, and, being
found duly certified. they were Tiled in the
Department of State and the work of casting
up the votes commenced. The vote for Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of
state, and for and against the first constitu-
tional amendment authorizing the establish
ment of another Court of Appeals, etc., as
given by the official returns, is as follows:
Marmaduke, 2IS,SS5; Ford, POI ,939; Brooks,
1926; Marmaduke's plurality, 1886; major
Morehouse for Lieutenant Governor. 23a,-
oil; Starkloff, 203. l49; Esh5augh, 5,5es More
houses plurality, % ,162; majority. 1888.
McGrath, Secretary OF State, 236, t6S; Dixon,
2o4, SSS McGrath's majority, 3l,as5.
For first amendment, 14S,73o; against same,
1t.l74: majority in favor, 1855
For second amendment, l2s, POS; against
same, HS,.62; majority against, 20,466.
very little, If any, from the foregoing figures.
The vote for other State officers will be about
the same as that given above for secretary OF
State.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Returns from all the counties in the Four
teeuth Congressional District give the follow
ing vote: Dawson, II,64: Cramer, l0,9lS;
scattering, 3; Dawson's plurality, 6,.l6; ma
jority, 6,113.
Returns from the Entire State.
JEFFERSON Cry, November IS.
Special returns from Douglass County
give the following pluralities: Blaine,
193; Ford, liza. Against first amendment,
Sol: against second amendment, $50. Cra-
mer, Congress, AS.
Special returns from all the counties in
the State and city Of st. Louis, give the
following vote:
Blaine ticket--.-.-....-. 20. ae9
st. John...... Observation-Disclosures 2,i53
Total vote. Al o7o
Cleveland's plurality. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Cleveland's ma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3090G
Marmaduke .-....-..-........-...... .2IguSo
foro ~ 80
Total vote for overnor..............437, S57
Marmaduke's plurality. IL ,l22
Marmaduke's majority Observation-Disclosures. $40
Vote for State officers
democratic .2ooial
Total vote in State. ..................4I,45 ass
Democratic majority. 81 ,3S4
The above figures are unofficial and when
the official count takes place will probably
vary in a small degree.