The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-06

Josl I. Davis, Railroad Assessor. has over
800 msjority. The county ticket % elected,
q follows: Treasurer, A. W. Gray; Sheriff,
g. N. Moses; Register Of Deeds, Charles Z.
Dodge; Surveyor, !. B. Howard; Coroser.
]. d. Balm. There u no do1hs but What ths
0rangers are badly beaten.
Especial 70 TsE Tnral
White Cloud Kan. Nov. 4.-White Cloud
precinct gives Nathan Springer. Granger
Republican, for Representative in the first
district, one hundred and twelve; gives B.
A. seaver, Liberal Democrat eishsy-seven;
W. d. Repley, Mechani,' and Laborers
candidate. sixteen. Six more precinots to
hear from in this districs.
Especial to Tns TIuRsl
Garnet, Kas., Nov. 4.-Jams E. White,
Republican, is excited ReprRentative from
this county by a small majority. Returns
80 far indicate considerable strength for the
Laborer Reform ticket. The county officers
will be about equally divided hssween the
Laborer Reform and regular Republican
nominees.
Especial 10 TBK TINks.
Atchison. Nov. 4.-Judge Horton II
elected in the Fourth District for Repre-.
sentative, by 400 majority over the Farmers
ticket.
Especial to The Times
CoHeeville, Kas., Nov. 4. IL p. ma
present writing no definite conclusion Car
be arrived At as the vote cast in this city i
very light, and south il probably the CO,
throughout the county. The vote for Re
preventative, between Boyd. Democratic
and Brown, Republican, is close, and tn
probabilities are that Boyd ia, elected. Tn
vote is now even. This il Browns strong
hold. There is considerable scratching ana
the tickets are badly mixed.
Especial to THE lines.
Lawrence, Nov. 5.-The farmers' move
ment has carried this county BY probably
Eve hundred majority. Brownson ID elects'
to fill the vacancy caused BY Col. Walker
resignstion. The following members Of th
House Of Representatives are elected: Fifty
Third Ditrict, John Watts; Fifty Fourtl
District, L. II. Edison; Fify-Fifth District
VIM. Rae. They are all OF Republican an
tecedents except Eison, Who has been
Democrat. They are believed to Be uncom
mitted on the Senatorial question and vii
probably act with the farmers party II
shall make desperate stand in the Legisla
ture. In the SD District the vote il clos
Horton, the regular Republican, and Love
the independent candidates, and has not u
been fully counted.
&c. Horton is elected from the SD Dir
trict BY about fifty majority. A most des
perate fight was made upon him, his Who'll
district being placarded with bills accusin
him of being . monopolist, bond dealer
ETC.. His triumph under this circumstanc
is . great one.
| special to The TINES,
Reading, yeosho county, Kas.. Nov. 4 :
For Representative OF the 69th District h
F. Mcmillan, Republican. has . majority O
%. The choice for US. Senator Of the can
didate on the Farmers ticket il not known
Especial to The TIxKs.
| Wameeo, Kan, Nov. "A very ligh
vote polled. y. J. Grover, Republican
probably elected in thirteenth district, an
J. Shannon, Farmers' candidate, in the four
teenth district.
| Especial to TIE TINES
| Wyandotte, Kas., Nov. Ar. B. Taylo
IL elected by lSl majority. His pref rene
for u. 8. Senator il not known.
| pc, ial to The TINss.
| Sabetha, Has, Nov. 14.-This precint
goes for J. f. Taylor 43 mxj"siiy; pOlitic'
strait Democrat, and favors Nathan Pric
for Senator. Only two thirds vote cast j
the county.
| Especial to TsE TIMES.
| Hutchinson, Kas., Nov. 4.-Hon. e.
Hutchinson, the Republican candidate {
Reno county, received three hundred an
thirty eight votes. J. II. Danaga, the pei
pies candidate one hundred seventy min
votes; one township of forty votes to he's
from.
| Special TO Tue TIMES
Troy, Ks.., Nov. 4.-For Representative
K. h. Stout has a majority Of 2SS over {
Driscoll at this place. Stout is the Farmer
candidate.
| ESPECIAL 10 TIE TINES
Newton, ka., Nov. A. u. Richart
son, Republican candidate for Represent,
tive, together with the whole Republics
ticket, is elected by about 800 to 500 mi
jority.
Special to THE TInRsl
Seneca, Nov. 4.-In the Slh District J
f. Taylor, Democrat, was elected BY q
majority. The preference for U. 3. Sen,
tor unknown. In the oh District q. 8. Con
minis, (Republicon,) was elected by 102 m,
jority. The full county ticket is elected
except one County Commissioner.
/ Especial to TINE 1IsD.l
Fort Scott, Nov. 4.-The election in th
city and Representative district, has results
in msjority for all the Republican nomi
nee., except Sheriff. Robley. Republican
for Representative, is elected by about 30
majority. Returns from the county precinct
are not received, but the probabilities al
that the Republican ticket. with one or tv
exceptions, has been successful.
| Especial TO The TIxEs.l'
| Baldwin City, Kan, Oct. 4.-Henr
Brown, Granger, has majority Of two bun
dred and fifty over d. G. Haskell, Republi
can, for Senator, to serve the unexpire
term of Sam. Walker, in the 10Th district
VIM. Roe, Republican, Representative 55t
district; had no opposition. Four hundre'
and thirty six votes polled. All quiet.
Especial to The Trxks.
Topeka, Nov. THE following is sum
mary Of special dispatches in the Common
| wealth:
Concerning the election for Representa
tives, Republican candidates were elected il
Gage, Hzwley and Reno counties; Sticking
Independent, was elected in Davis cocnty
Cummings, Independent Republican, in Bal
ton county. and Fiercy and Mcmillan il
Lyon county. Shawnee county elected MAJ
tin, Independent, over McAsree, Johnso
over Dan Adams, Wetchaus, Regular Re
publican, over Otis, Granger. The eaodi
dates elected are generally reported a
pledged on the Senatorial question.