The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-04
THE RESULTS.
Scattering Returns from he
Country Precincts.
4 Large Vote POlIed in the
County.
a Wholesale Victory for the
Republicans.

iHS IOllONlhS dIt TIC IeluiLS hohA an~
county as Ear as could be ascertained up to
a late hour last night:
FIRST WARD.
SHERIFF.
Bond, $50; Leonard, ls9; Bond's major
i,y, PIC.
Hook. .26; McCrillu'. ISL; Hooks ma
iorits, li5.
Rice, 2j1 Diefendori, 1856; Rice's ma
iriry, 81.
RHIsrER OF DEEDS.
Casper, &c; Rohr, 2Sl; CasPer's ma
Brown, 1913; Crook, La; Browns major
iiy, 1G6.
Barnes, 269; Diefendorf, 2l5; Barnes
majority, SO.
COMMISSIONERS AT LARGE.
Couch. 29I; Lucas, 336; Van Wrinkle,
so Richards, 209; Mccormick, li5; Ash
by, 49,.
Lynch, 40; 10. &c, 800; Vogel, 80.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Clark, 327; Mckee, Ss9; Gardiner, 1853;
Tarr, l60. ~
CoNSTiBLES.
Franks, 80; Brown, $40; Harris, 21s
Russell, l65; Goddard, 200; Jackson, lag.
COMMISSIONER.
III. Wittenberg, 32l. r-H
REPRESENTATIVES.
Stillings, SOP; English, 1913.
For Constitutional Amendment, Sc.
SECOND WARD.
SHERIFF.
Fond, 3l2; Leonard, lS1 Bonds major
lily, Isl.
Hook, 2is; McCrillus, 2O4; Hooks ma
jority, IA.
Rice, 152; Diefendyrf, OBS; Diefendorf'
majority, 76.
Brown, 224; Crook, go; BroSn's major
i;y, 4.
| REPRESENTATIVES.
Mler, 1879; Taylor, 2l0. Taylor's ma
ioritv, Il.
Casper, 1874; Rohr, pa; Rhor's majority
30.
Barnes, 1874; Diefendorf, 24S; Defer
dorf s majority, 50.
COMMISSIONERS AT LARGE
Couch, 172; VanWinkle, 1879; McCo
mick, 155; Richards, 21S.
| COMMISSIONER,
| Pzybylowicz, go; Richards, 10!
Przybylowicz's majority, Ill.
THIRD WARD.
SHERIFF..
Bond, 526; Leonard, 100; Bonds niaiio
iiv, $50.
TREASURER.
Hook, 4l2; McCrillus, 261; Hooks mi
10 ity, l75.
Rice, SSl; Diefendorf, 347 Eice's m
jori;y, 81.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Casper, 81; Rohr, S!S; Rob, : majorit
81.
, CORONER.
E E.own, $50; Crook, 125; Brosn's majo
ity, %
Barnes, $50; Diefendorf, 355: Barn'
majority, 81.
q COMMISSIONER
Forsythe, 800.
COMMISSIONERS AT LARGE.
? Couch, $50; Lucas, 400; VanWink
a 4SS; Richards, ASH; Mccormick, -
Ashbv. aO6. Elected, Van Wrinkle, Luc
Richards.
= Lynch, oil; Joyce, 333; Vogel, lS5.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Clarke, 4S3; Mckee, 500; Gardin
n 227; Tarr, 20i; majorities for Clark
!, Mckee.
!, Franks, SIS; Brown, t04; Harris, S
d Russell, 269; Goddard, 26s; Jackson, 2
o majo,ities Tor Franks, Brown and Harris
u REPRESENTATIVES.
r Fem, 3SS; Legate, 'SGSSs; Fenn's maj
ii i'y, 30.
to For Constitutional Amendments-Fi
lie Clause, zoo; Second, .06; Third, 7o6.
is FOURTH WARD.
# Bond, SO; Leonard, 27l; Bonds
er jority, los.
TREASURER.
K Hook, sOl; McCrillus, 344; MeCril
majority, 43.
CLERK.
a Rice, 2O5; Die!endorf, 500; Diefendo
ut majority, 1874.
US Casper, 90; Rohr, 42l; Rohr's major
a pol.
b. Brown, 2SS; Crook, SOS; Crooks ma
ice ity, IS.
mt Barnes, 26S; Diefendorf, 319; Die
lss DORIS majority, ll6.
,n COMMISSIONERS.
he Couch, 2S7; Lucas, 295; VanWir
go 3li; Richards, SSS7 +, Mccormick, $50.
81, by, 256.
led Lynch, 2S3; Joyce, AS; Vogel, 2lS.
ac- JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Clark, Sl1; Mckee, S36; Gardiner,
TAR, 302.
&c,
pm Franks, S44 Brown, 263; Harris,
-, Russell, 29s; Goddard, 26s; jackson,
in REPRESENTATIVES.
ted Crozier, Sl6; Stone, 1884; Stones m
nd ity, Is.
ray COMMISSIONER
tn Hunt, $50; Mccormick, 297; n
Of MAJORITY, 9.
raj For Constitutional Amendments, 35S
RENO.
SHERIFF
ent Bond, %; Leonard, SO; Leonards
ow- jsrity, IA.
der TREASURER.
ical Hook, Sc McCrillus, %; Hooks m