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

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Mepp msjorfy ane Presiding judge
Levi 3; James Rep2. 30: Judge First BIS DIS
bate Court. John W. SAMPLE Rep2. .; Cir. s.
cult Clerk, Sam J. McMinn Pem(. d3
County Clerk Jacob A c.sA,h Taylor PeRs; Rsyes R
| Oem) l5S; Sheriff A. C. King lRepl. us;
Collector, w. L. D!ckey Rep2, I25; Treas
cratic candidate for Representative Will
| probably contest
MoNITEAU COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
California Mo-. Nov. 5.-The official count
| of Moniteau County gives the Democratic
State ticket 16l5 and the Republican State
ticket isis. Democratic majority. l9Z.
shaekelf9rd Rem for Tongresa S3 h
Palmer Rep,l 1907. Buchanan's majority
lSS Sturgis lDeml. for Representa,tve. ,a, J..
majority, 4.
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jackson. No., Nov 5.-The full returns
from all precincts in Cape Girardeau Coum-
ty show the election of the following candi-
dates for county offices: R b. Oliver. Rep
sFs james W rSar,sr and eofse r.
Barks. Associate Judges; ]. f Schmucke.
Circuit Clerk; J. W. Miller, County Clerk;
Judge T. D. Hines. Prosecuting Attorney;
George Chappell, Common Pleas Clerk; w.
w. Ford. Coroner; W. +. Shade Sheriff;
Charles E. Williams. Treasurer; all Demo-
ocrats
Two years ago this county went RepuD-
lican by ajorities ranging from 300 to iOo
Vandiver Dem.) reduces the Republican
majority OF 367 for Moseley Rep) to 8.
The Democratic State ticket will run about
80 behind the Republican.
STODDARD COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bloomfield Mo, Nov. 5;-Returns from
nearly all precincts of Stoddard County give
the Democratic ticket a majority of 100
1 Ss enr fD5 has Ticket
was elected by a majority of from 100 to 800.
Inc vote was very light.
ORCHARD MAY HAVE LOST.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
West Plains Mo-. Nov. 5.-Iadications
point to the election Of John D. Young
Rep.) as State Senator in the Twenty-sec-
ond District over James Orchard -Four
counties give Orchard a total majority OF
o. with Texas County. Young's home. yet
to hear from. Late reports give Young 200
majority.
SCOTT COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sikeston. Mo-, Nov. 5-Complete. but un-
official. returns OF Scott County give yal-
liant Oem), 1,2oS: Higbee Rep), 63S: Van-
diver Oem). 1;24S; Kinsolving Rep). ga.
i've 0y t' %d}oHlfE MaRiks COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Vienna, Mo-. Nov. 5.-Complete returns
follows: For Congress..Lamar s72: Russell.
451 Observation-Disclosures Dem.). 9S9:
Lindnor Rep), l.4Sl. The stock law. in
feated by vote of Ss6 to ssO All consti-
tutional amendments were defeated.
BUTLER COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Poplar Bluff. Mo-, Nov 5.-Incomplete re-
turns so far received go to show that the
Republican State ticket. carried this county
by about 200. Joe T. Dawson (Rep) was
elected Representative by II.
AJDRAIN COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cratic vote in Audrain fell off 500 votes and
the Republican vote declined in proportion,
the heaviest majority was for w. H. Nor
RIG, candidate for Circuit Clerk, who was
given a plurality Of 1,64S.
WARREN COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
warrenton, Mo-. Nov. 5.-Returns from
Warren County show a Republican major
with 1900. The entire Republican county |
ticket was elected. The vote was light.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
steelville. Mo, Nov 5.-Complete returns !
ticket elected: Representative. X d. |
Norvell Rep): Advocate Judge. First Dis
trict. ". 2; Towne DEM; ColIeet9r' Harry
Recorder: J. A. Wilson Kep5: Treasurer.
GsGFf onG % satmas ep1
cutting Attorney. A. II. Harris Rep.l; Pro,
bate Judge. F. J. Smith (Rep)., Russell |
over Lamar, The Republican State ticket
ran about 100 votes ahead.
PHELPS COUNTY.
Rolla. Mo-. Now. 5.-Complete returns
from over the county give, the State @ ticket
and Robert majority
40; Coffman. $50. County ticket Is elected |
by a majority of 100 to 425.
MADISON COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
from thirteen out of fifteen voting precincts
IN this county for Supreme Judges give Val
liant LA loo gsrges sS5 4 Fog a;e leSl Mis5Te
tendent of Schools-Currington. l,o56; White
Sss Rair2ad tail . GommsoneraIKnost5ss: TT ,l LSS1;
St. Louis Court Of Appeals-Reyburn. LOSS;
Elliott s26. For Congress-Robb (Dem.l: l.
cs7; Rainey Rep). sa5. Lott GReP2 M for Rep
ity; The rest of the county Dsmocratic
ticket. with the exception OF Holiday for
Pr1secuting Attorney At and HildeTnrandt e,annd for
publicans made gains in all precincts.
SALINE COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall, Mo-. Nov. 5-Official vote of
Saline County on seventh constitutional
amendment: Yes, -1.64s; no. $50; All the
other amendments have majority.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Odessa. Mo-, Nov. 5.-All constitutional
amendments carried in this U.afayette)
county. The seventh amendment carried by
about Ioo. as did the others, It being party
vote, the Democrats for the amendments
and the Republicans against them. Only a
very light vote was cast being one-third
short of the total vote
VOTE OF ST. LOUIS.
The constitutional amendments all re-
ceiyed big majority in st. Louis. The
AL ,nrmatNe vote was not on party lines.
! ne nith amendment, called the ''Children's
Amfendment. ~ received the largest majority
-1eolo, the total vote being IS. 336.
, me Inree amendments relating to st.
LOUIS all carried by majorities ranging from
800 to $500. The seventh amendment. re-
iathg 10 the certificates Of Indebtedness, |
was carried by majority of 2l,50c.
MARION COUNTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Hannibal. Mo-. Nov. 5.-All constitutional
tnls tMarion) county; the seventh amend
ment Will have majority of about 6o0.
JASPER COUNTY. !
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. {
Joplin, Mo-, Nov. 5-Defnite figures are {
uot ySe ootalnable on the vote upon the
seventn constitutional amendment In Jas I
~ County. but unofficial estimates snow
.nat u received a majority OF ABOUT N0
sossS IN the county. The other amendments I