Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-06

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court Judge and city court judges
show the same majority In favor of
Tammany candidates in the city, over
100000 votes having been cast ont of
a registration of 245, 900.
The county offices results therefore
are as follows: Grant, mayor; Cor
man, sheriff; Myers county clerk,
Arnold. president of the board of al
dermen, and G.. Rich, county judge.
The Democrats carried every con-
gressional district in the city with the
following results: 9Th dist. John R.
Fellows; 7th, j. c.. Dumphy; Sth, 7.
c. Campbell; 9th, Amos J. Cummis.
Grants apparent majority is about
a 500.
The total city vote for mayor shows
Grant ia, 1926, Scott 81, O6S, scatter
ing, 4,416.
OHIO.
Meager returns at Republican and
Democratic state headquarters indi-
cate the election of fourteen Demo
cratic congressman. This estimate
includes the defeat of Mckinley in
the Sixth district and Foster in the
Eighth. Foster comedies the election
of Hare, his opponent, by 100 MAORI
ty. Both parties.claim the 18th dis
trict
PENNSYLVANIA
Revised figures from the various
counties with some of them official,
indicate that Pattison's plurality for
governor over Delameter will exceed
10000. Watres and Stewart, the re-
publican candidates, respectively, for
lieutenant governor and.secretary of
internal affairs, are certainly elected.
The Democrats have certainly
gained two congressman, and the fig
ures are SO close in three other dis
tricts that the official computation
may show at least one additional
Democratic member in the delegation
and, possibly a Democratic gain of
four or five. The present delegation
IN Washington stands q Republi-
cans and Democrats. The legisla-
ture stands strongly Republican, al
though the joint ballot majority of
1O2, which that party has in the pres
ent legislature, will be somewhat re-
duced.
THE DAKOTAS.
In South Dakota Mellette and the
Republican ticket are elected and the
legislature is slightly republican
woman suffrage is defeated and the
Capital will be located at either HUI
ron or Pierre. Full returns will be
necessary to settle the latter matter.
In North Dakota both parties claim
the victory on congressman, state
ticket and legislature. Figures re-
ceived are more favorable to the Re
publicans. -
ARKANSAS.
Returns received at Republican head
, quarters indicate the election Of
Langley Union Labor in the I'd dis
} trict over Breckenridge Dem) an6
, Featherstone (U. L. in the LIST dis
trict over Cate DEM. The Farmers
Alliance voted solidly with the Dem
ocratic party. If Langley and Fea
t therstone are elected they owe theI
3 election to Republican votes.
MICHIGAN.
Ex-Postmaster General Dickinson
DEM speaking of the result in Mich
igan says: ''We have gained fv
congressman. and present return
S continue to indicate a gam we hav
: elected Mr.. Winans"
Detroit has gone Democratic. A
: Democratic state headquarters, tn
the lower house of the Michigan leg
islature is claimed, but the senate il
, doubt.
q NEW HAMPSHIRE.
:, The legislature is very close am
: its control will undoubtedly be deter
S mined by special elections. There i
f no choice of governor by the people
r Mckinney Dem) is elected to con
: gress from the LIST District. TIL
: Democrats claim Daniels election il
8 the I'd district by 200 plurality, Will
: the Republicans say Moore has owe
c $50.
a INDIANA
: The Democrats clam that the
f have carried the state by 10000. an,