St. Landry democrat., 1886-11-13
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Nov. S.-In the Congress
sianal race two districts were counted
deubtful this morning-the Second and
Fifth. The Springfield district returned
Wade, Rep. All the other State districts
return Democrats as usual. In the
Filth district the contest is between
&s>arner, Hep, present incumbent, and
l4AAips.
FIRST DISTRICT.
HAwxrBAn, Mo-, Nov. 3.-William H.
Hatch, Dem, WI succeed himself. His
majority over Harmon is about l, 500.
'1he Democracy made large gains in
-Adair County.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 3.-Burnes,
Penn, is reelected over Dunn by ma
1erity slightly reduced.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
SEDALIA, Mo, Nov. 3.-Heard, Dem,
will succeed himself, although Guitar,
Rep, has reduced his majority. Pettis
County gives Heard 500 maj rity.
SECOND DISTRICT.
MoBEREI, Nov. 3.-The election of
Mansur, Dem, is claimed, but Hale, Ind
Bem., has run him close race, and only
the exact official returns will decide.
THIRD DISTRICT.
PLATTsBuRG, Nov. 3.-Dockerv, Dem,
is elected over HARDWOOD by m increased
majority. Clinton County gives him GOO
majority, Gentry County about 400, Ray
County 1000.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
LOUISIANA, Mo, Nov. 3.-Hutton,
Dem, is reelected, but his majority is
considerably reduced, the labor element
scratching him on account of his vote on
the oleomargarine bill. Martin, Rep,
rams ahead OF his ticket at almost every
precinct.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
RoLLA, Mo-, Nov. 3.-Bland, Dem. is
reelected over Parker by largely in
creased majority. Parker gained some
in this town, which Is his home.
Twelfth DISTRICT.
LAMAR, Mo-, Nov. 3.-Stone Dem,
will have good majority over Kimball.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov. s.-The re-
election of Wade, Rep, over Cravens is
doubtful. The chairman of the Repnbli- |
can Congressional committee claims it |
Will be 1900.
terday passed off very quietly. An aver
age vote was cast.
W. A. Hobbs, Rep, got majority
oyer Joseph Temple, for recorder of |
dseds, of over 2,700.
For sheriff III. F. Harrington, Dem,
was elected by less than 800 majority
ever ]. N. Mason, Rep.
The rest of the city Democratic ticket
vas elected as follows:
Judge Circuit Court. L. B. Vallient.
Judge Criminal Court, J. C. Normile.
Judge Court OF Criminal Correction, e.
A. Noonan.
Judge Probate Court, J. Gabriel Woer-
ner.
Clerk Circuit Court, Phillip Zepp.
Clerk Criminal Court, Patrick Staed.
Clerk Court of Criminal Correction,
M. ]. Kenefc.
Coroner, DR.. S. Ell. Frazier.
Assistant prosecuting attorney, Ber-
nard Dierkes.
For Congress from the Eighth Con-
gressional district, j. j. O'Neill, Dem,
defeated J. X. Cummings, Rep, bv 1909
votes. Erhard Wind, Labor candidate,
received 2,l59 votes, and James III. Har-
ris, Prohibition candidate, rs.
In the Ninth Congressional district,
John NJ. Glover, DEM, was elected by
majority Of LA over Nathan Frank. Rep.
The United Labor party gave George W.
1savison 1,767 votes, and the Prohibi-
cast 1888 votes for William C.
Wilson.
The Tenth Congressional district elect
ed Martin L. Clardy, Dem, to succeed /,
himself by greatly reduced majority.
The city portion of this district gave F.
l.. Ledergerber S38 majority over Clardy.
I'm St. Louis County, Ledergerber will
get 700 more, making his majority in st. ,
Louis and st. Louis County, 1900. From
The other counties liz this dlstrict-Jefer-
son. Washington, st. Francois, Ste. Gen.
eyieve, Madison, Iron, Reynolds and =
returns are incomplete, but :
syer. Ledergerber, electIng him by about !
,, 500 majority.
Democratic State Senators were elected
from the three districts entitled to repre-
In that house. George Castle
man from the Thirteenth, T. B. Ketcham,
Thirty second, and Daniel Kerwin,
i.
The members elected to the Legislature
IRE az follows: !
Fifth District. b. Paschall, v. B.
5. Rebcr and T. C. Martin, all Repupli-
cans.
Second District-Patricx CurraR, Jas.
Shaw, Charles T.. holland, Vernon w. .
Knapp, all Democrats.
Third District-F. S. Curtis, f. M.
Walsh, j. w. Drabelle, Democrats.
Fourth District-Thomas Holland and a
John j. Curley, Labor Unionists, in. ]
sorscd by Republicans; John J.. Walton I