National Baptist world., 1894-11-09
IN MISSOURI.
a Late Report That Missouri Had
Gone Republican.
KANSAS GOES REPUBLICAN,
Aneir Plurality Probably "a, 5,OOO-No Salts
factory Returns Received About the
woman Suffrage Amendment-PoH-
ticians Think 1t Is Defeated.
Missouri.

Missouri.
MISSOURI elected several state officers. con-
gressmen and legislature. The vote in 1892
was: Dem, 267 1853, rep, 226, ,349 peo, 1925:
pro-, ABA
ST. Louis, Nov. 7-Revised returns
Tor the city Of st. Louis show the cleo
ton Of Cobb, democrat, JOY, repub-
i1can, and Bartholdt, republican, in the
Twelfth, Eleventh and Tenth congress
slonal districts, respectively On the
city and legislative ticket the demo-
Gratis elected sixteen and the repub-
Hcans twenty-three candidates.
from the state in general the returns
are still meager, but there is no doubt
whatever that Black, democrat, has
been elected supreme court Judge; Car
rlngton. democrat, state superintendent
Of public schools, and Finks, democrat
railroad and warehouse commissioner.
The state legislature is democratic
by 40 majority on joint ballot
In the Fifteenth congressional dis
trict Z. e. Burton, republican, is elect
ed instead Of Morgan, democrat In
the Fourth the result is in doubt, with
the chances in favor of CrOwther, re-
publican, instead Of Ellison, democrat
The next delegation will probably
stand: First, Hatch; Second, Hall;
Third, Dockery; Fourth, Crowther;
Fifth, Tarsney; Sixth, De Almond;
Seventh Heard; Eighth, Bland; Ninth,
clark; Tenth, Bartholdt; Eleventh,
Joy; Twelfth, Cobb; Thirteenth, Cox;
Fourteenth, Arnold; Fifteenth, Burton
eleven democrats and four republic
ans.
The A. P. A. vote was 50 small in this
atty that it cut no particular figure
whatever. That organization contrib
uted somewhat toward the defeat of
Hobbs for recorder Of deeds, but that
is all. Hobbs was nominated for a
third term, and the cry for third
termism did more to elect Lewis
than anything else. The A. P. A.
tried particularly hard to beat Con-
gressman Cobb, but his aiority shows
that they exerted little influence
a LATER REPORT.
ST. Louis, Nov. 7.-If the returns
which have been coming in late this
afternoon to the state demo cratic com
mittee from the country districts con-
tinue as they are now coming, Mis-
souri, has gone republican. The
democratic state central committee
announces this afternoon that it is sat
isfed that eight congressman have
been lost, that the legislature is SO
close as to be practically lost and that
the republican candidates for supreme
court judge, superintendent Of public
schools and railroad commissioner may
be elected.
,EXCELsIOR SPRINGS, Mo-, Nov. r
Chairman Morse, of the republican
Aseasaa++stsee, says his reports indicate the
election of Orton and the defeat of
Dockery. The democrats claim 300 for
DOckery.
LIBERTY, Mo, Nov. THE complete
official returns Of Clay county show the
following vote for congressman: Dock
cry, democrat, 2,4S9; Penny, pOpulist,
516; Orton. republican, 40; Dockery' S
majority over all, 1883. The state
ticket ran somewhat ahead of Dockery,
but this vote substantially shows the
vote Of the three parties.
81. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. THE entire
democratic ticket here was defeated,
even State Senator Cechrane being
beaten.
SEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. 7.-There was a
republican landslide in this county, the
entire republican ticket being elected.
Tracy beat Heard for congress in this
city by 561.
PLATTE CITY, Mo, Nov. Ellison,
democrat. carried this county over
Crowther, republican, by 1,539-a great
ly reduced majority.
LINNEUs, Mo-, Nov. This county
has gone republican by pluralities
ranging from 200 to 500 The demo
Gratis elect only one man, I. NJ. Bres-
nehen, the present incum bent, for pros
ecuting attorney.