The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-07
KANSAS ELECTION NEWS.
Result in the various Counties
ELLSWORTH COUNTY.


ELLSWORTH COUNTY.
Ellsworth Oct. 4.--Harry Pestana,
independent legislative candidate
is elected by 100 majority.
BARTON COUNTY.
Great Bend, Nov. Al. f. Cum
mings, editor of the Progress, is
elected representative by so MAORI
ty. j. T. Davis, for railroad asses
sOr, has over 800 majority. Against
the constitutional amendment over
300 majority. County election as
follows: Treasurer, A. W. Gray;
sheriff, G. NJ. Moses register, Chas.
E. Dodge surveyor, j. D. Howard
coroner, j. u. Balm /; county clerk in
doubt. Changers badly beaten.
Usage COUNTY.
Burlingame, Nov. 4-The full re-
publican ticket elected, so far as
heard from. Burdick and PerrilI,
representatives., elected without
doubt.
HARVEY COUNTY.
Newton, Nov. A. G.Richard-
son for representative, and whole
republican county ticket elected In
Harvey county from by two to four
hundred majority.
MIAMI COUNTY.
Paola, Nov. 4-The farmers coun-
ty ticket in Miami is elected by
from $50 TO 500 majority, including
the two representatives Cusey and
Tinkham. Paola City gave the far
mers' ticket an average majority.
1t has been one of the hottest and
bitterest campaigns ever known in
the state. The city is wild with ex-
element. L. ]. Perry, of the Wes-
tern Spirit, and other champions of
the farmers cause are being SER
enaded and congratulated. The
two members elect are unpiedged
on the senatorial question.
ATcH1soN COUNTY.
Atchison, Nov. 4.-Judge Horton
is elected in the fourth district by
five hundred majority for represen-
tative over the farmers ticket.
RENO COUNTY.
Hutchinson, Nov. 4.-Hon. G. C..
Hutchinson, the republican candi-
date of Reno county, received S3S
votes j. H. Hanaga, the peoples
candidate, 179 votes-one town
ship of 40 votes to hear from.
Hutchinson, Nov. 4.-Reno coun-
ty has given Hon. c. c. Hutchinson
q rousing majority without the vote
of " eb Wilder.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Lawrence, Nov. 4.-The farmers
movement carries this county by
about five hundred majority over
the regular. republican ticket
Bronson is elected senator to fill
the vacancy, and the following
members of the house: SD dis
trict, John Watts; 54th, Enson
55th, VIM. Roe. j. G. Horton
regular republican candidate, il
elected in the SD district.
DAVIS COUNTY ELECTION.
Junction City, Nov. 4.-The cleo
ton in DAVIS county passed of
quietly particularly noted fol
scratching of various tickets. A
c. Stickney, indedendent republic
can and farmers nominee is elected
representative. Hon. j. X. Wright
reform candidate, received seventy
votes in Junction City. John Price
reelected treasurer. B. R. Kiele re
elected sheriff; Thomas Hadley
register of deeds, and c. H. Trott
county clerk.
SHAWNEE COUNTY.
John Martin, independent Dem
ocrat, beat McAfee, Republican, il
Topeka; Ira johnson, independent
defeated Dan Adams, Republican
in North Topeka, about seventy
five votes. Most of the Republican
county ticket elected.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Ottawa, Nov. 4.-Straight repub
lican ticket elected in FRANKLIN
county except for representatives
who are Col. c. B. Mason, indie
pendent, in the Fiftieth, and j. II
Harrison, labor reform, in the Fiji
ty-first district. Both men were
liberals last fall. ssAsss
ALLEN COUNTY.
lola, Nov. 4-Funst0n, republi
can, elected representative. All o
the republican nominees, except
treasurer, elected.
wYANDoTTE COUNTY.
Wpandotte, Nov. 4.-Taylor'l
majority is ISL.
LINN COUNTY,
La Cygnes, Nov. 4.-The farm
ers' ticket is elected in Linn county
by from so to 100 majority, except
ing sheriff, representative and com
missioner. Total vote polled, 1918
NEMAHA COUNTY.
Senaca, NoY.' 5.-J. S. Saylor
democrat, is elected representative
on an independent ticket in the 9Th
and G. S. Cummings, republican
ticket in the 9th district. Who'll,
republican ticket elected except
one commissioner.
RILEY COUNTY.
Manhattan, Nov. Al. P. Dow
for the legislature and the whole
republican ticket elected.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
MarrysYille, Nov. 5.-AIlen Reed
republican candidate for represen
tative elected without opposition.
DICKINSON COUNTY.
Abilene, Nov. John NJ
, Hodge, republican, elected repre-
, sentative; entire republican Ecounty
ticket elected except one commits
sioner.
ATCHIsoN COUNTY.
In Atchison the Republicans elect
the sheriff, surveyor. coroner, two
, representatives, and two commits
sioners. The farmers elect treasur
clerk, one representative and one
commissioner. All the farmer can.
didates are Republicans except the
treasurer.
LEAvENwoRTH.
The representatives elected In
Leavenworth are D. r. Anthony
and S. y. Latta, Republicans, and