The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-06
NopAwAY COUNTY.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL .f,
Maryvire. Mo, Nov: b-The seventh con-
stitutional amendment was adopted in this
DEFEATED IN HOLT. @
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Oregon. Mo-. Nov 5-The seventh consti-
tutional amendment was defeated in this
| county by vote of $50 to 2Ss.
LIGHT VOTE IN PIKE
| REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Louisiana. Mo-. Nov. 5-The vote on all
the constitutional amendments except the
seventh. in Pike County, was very light,
but nearly all the votes were affirmative.
Complete returns are not available. but 1t
| is believed that the seventh amendment is
defeated. One precinct that cast 3lI votes
showed 81 votes for the seventh amendment
and 81 against. Not more than 100 votes
We're cast for the seyenth I'VE Ian, amendment in
LOST IN COOPER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Boonville. Mo-, Nov. 5.-The constitutional
| amendments all lost in Cooper County and
especially the seventh amendment.
HOWELL COUNTY. .--
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
West Plains. Mo-. Nov 5.-Complete n
turns indicate that the Republicans have
made clean sweep in Howell County. with
was elected Sheriff by 40 majority.
CLAY COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Liberty, Mo-, Nov. 5.-Returns for Clay
County give Darlington 1885, and White
Third District. 2.Ss7; and Ward Rep.1. ass.
The total vote is l 800 less than in 1900. cf
which which the De Democrats lost LOCO and the Re-
publtcans 800 Congressman John Dough-
erty estimates his majority in the Third
District at 2,500.
WORTH COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Grant City Mo. Nov 5.-The Democrats
Of Worth County scored great victory
vGCfprdQV'S hay Id
resentative. County Clerk, Probate Judge.
Collector. Treasurer. Public Administrator,
The Republicans elected Prosecuting Attor-
ney, Presiding udee and Circuit Clerk. The
seventh tar,t, conssitutional g sa amendment has
has majority of seventy-four.
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
,.c,,s Charleston, este. Mo. Nov. 5-vandiver's ma
votes behind. The result of the election
gives the county q solid Democratic ad-
ministration. gain Of one Associate County
Judge.
DUNKLIN COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kennett. Mo-. Nov. 5.-Unofficial return,
from Dunklin County show Democratic
will have majority of LOO Total woe
cast, 301. loss of 592 for the Democrats
and 321 for the Republicans. compared with
DENT COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Salem. Mo-. Nov. 5-W. P Elmer Rep1
candidate for Representative, was elected
by 81. Harry Ciymer .Rep.), candidate for
State Senator; carried Dent County over
+. HI. Harris by So majority. j. B. Bryant
Rep) was elected Probate Judge Balance
of the ticket Is Democratic. The -Demo-
cratic State ticket received 200 majority.
CLARK COUNTY.
EEPUBLIc SPECIAL.
Kahoka No., Nov 5-The Democr,t.
elected more than half the ticket The uots
was short in the county over 100 on arcount
OF bad weather, and the Democrats lost 1ia
Following are the successful ones: Ed p
Harr. Circuit Clerk: George E. McHnghA
County Clerk: George L. Roland. Collector:
James Neil. Recorder: w. T Rutherford
County Attorney; Joseph s. Sloan. Treas
sa! ursr: S; e. Arnold. Sheriff: R; Hardy. Pre-
Murphy, Judge Eastern District: Charles r
Linton, Judge Western District. Arfhn..
Teale. Coroner. The vote on Congressman !
was a tie.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
vandalia. ILL.,. Nov. 5.-The official vote of !
Fayette County will not be known hefore
or Friday, but sufficient returns
are at hand to show that the Democrats
Ing from 300 to $50. The following are elect
ed: Judge, B. w. Henry; Clerk Noah En-
erick: Superintendent of Schools, c. F. Eas-
terday; Sheriff. David NJ. Whitten; Treas
retary Of the Republican Congress onaI
Committee of the ,Twenty-third DIstrict.
comedies Crowley's election by $500 major. !,
lty. !