The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
Kansas City and Jackson
Go Democratic by
About 1900.
Democrats Elect Fourteen
Out of Sixteen Con-
gressmen.
Reports from Other States
Congress Claimed by
Both Parties.

The election returns from all
over the state indicate rhHt Mis-
souri, is Democratic by a safe plur-
atty, somewhere between 1900
aud 25, 200. Kansas City, St
Joseph and st. Louis are all Demo.
cratic by safe pluralities. The
Democratic majority in ST. Louis
is estimated at 5000, and the Kan
sas City majority at 1900. The
Democrats have elected fourteen
ont OF sixteen representatives. with
a possibility of electing John l..
Hunt in the Eleventh District.
Both branches Of the Legislature
will be Democratic. The Demo
Gratis will not have less than sew
enty.six members in the House
and twenty four senators to the
Republicans nine. The election of
a Democratic United States Sen
ator to succeed Senator Vest is as.
sured.
The heavy rains ia the central,
western aud southern portions of
the State Occasioned losses TO both
parties, but the Indications are
that the Democrats suffered the
most, especially in the heavy Demo.
cratic counties.
NEW YORK.
The returns from New York up
to midnight Tuesday, indicate that
Odell. Republican. was elected bv |
the small majority Of 1900. The
city of Greater New York rolled mp |
majority Of 100 ,473 for Coler
and the Democratic ticket. The
rural districts in New York gave a
heavy Republican majority which |
Oyerbalanced the Democratic vote
OF New York City.
TEXAS.
Texas is the banner Democratic
State with a majority Of 10000.
A full Congressional delegation
was elected by the Democrats.
KENTUCKY.
The Democrats made substantial
gains in Kentucky and elected ten
Congressman ont Of eleven.
ILLINOIS.
The Republicans carried the
State of Illinois, and have elected
their State ticket and seventeen out
Ut the twenty-five members Of Con.
gress. The Republicans will al.
80 control both branches of the
next General Assembly. IL is
thought that the Democrats will
,lect a majority Of their county
nominees in Cook county. /,
KANSAS. L.
The entire State ticket was elect. ,
ID by the Republicans in Kansas.
SUMMARY BY STATES.
Following is n condensed sum. -.
nary by states; L.
Alabama went Democratic and !.
'lected a solid Democratic deleea.
ion to Congress. Il,
Arkansas remained in the Demo
ratio column by a large majority, >,
ending an entire Democratic dele !;
.atiOn 10 Congress. t.
Connecticut returned five Repub.
lean Congressman. :,
Florida elected an entire Demo !.
ratio delegation to Congress. :,
Georgia returned a solid Demo. "
ratio delegation of eleven to Con- j,
ress. Ia.
Maryland elected four Republic il
ans and two Democrats. a gain of 81
NO for the Democracy.
South Carolina returned seven :.
IL
South Dakota elected two Re- u
nblicans. ~
New Hampshire sent two Repub. Of
cans. al
Louisiana elected a solid Demo @
attic delegatiaa Of se~en 10 Gen. y =
rcss. K
Mississippi went Democratic, 81
'rrying its eight Congressman. tn
Minnesota elected nine Republic y
in Congrcsssnen. -
Michigan probably 9oes Repub- 4,
AN BY reduced plurality. The Ii
spnblicans elected ten OF the NJ
Felve Congressman.
Tennessee elected eight De.=>
ats and two Republicans. =
Virginia plaecd its delegation Of - -
i on the Democratic side. n
The next Congress IL claimed byIth,