Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10
THE ELECTION IN KANSAS.


democratic majority of 10000.
THE ELECTION IN KANSAS.
So Far Not Much Change Over the
| Votes of 1884 and 1886.
A ROW IN wYANDoTrECoUNTY.
KANSAS CRY, KAN, November 6.-The
Fifth ward of Wyandotte was the scene OF
much confusion this morning, Mayor Han
nan having appointed judges contrary to the
approval of the council. A few, however.
| were accepted. But in the case of the Fifth
ward the mayor appointed one of the judges
from Armourdale, on which account Coun-
Gilman Hilliker refused to allow the polls to
be opened, and at s O'Clock general free
| for all row took place. which resulted in the
the mayor persisted in having his sppointee
| hold the books.
| NEMAHA COUNTY.
SENECA. November Gin the city of SEN
eca the plurality for Harrison is 100, Hum
| phrey ITO; for congressman, Morrill,, 115;
| for enator, 129. TIN this basis the county
| will give 500 republican majority for the
state and national tickets in the county.
M'PHKRsoN.
MCPHERSON, November 6.-Out of no
votes in the city it is estimated that Harri-
son, Humphrey and Peter, will receive $50
and Kelly 500. It ia estimated that the count
! will give 500 republican majority.
REPUBLICAN PLUGALITI IN osKALOosA.
OsKALoosA, November 6.-Four hundred
and sixty-fye votes were polisd in this city.
In the go already counted there is plural
ity for Harrison of 40, Humphrey 80. Nor
rill, for congress, A, johnson, for senator,
81, PERKY, for representative, 4S.
ALLEN COUNTY.
lola, November 6.-The democrats got
ont bogus ticket to-day, il substituting
the name of E. L. Chapman for W. G. EN-
erson, on the electoral ticket. The reputii-
cans Immediately offered a reward for the
arrest of the author of the ticket. The en-
tire republican ticket is elected. The ma
jority is fully equal to that of 1856.
SALINE COUNTY.
SAL1NA, November Ga hard fight was
made on j. G. Mohler, the republican can
didate for state senator, but there is now no
question about his election.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
TOPEKA, November Ga special to the
Capital commonwealth from Independence
says: Montgomery county: the home of tbs
next governor, cast the largest vote in its
history. The democrats made bitter fight
on Mr.. Humphrey and offered to trade any
candidate on their ticket for John Martin
votes. Notwithstanding this fight the couu-
ty will compliment its distinguished son by
giving him bigger majority than any
other republican candidate.
RENO COUNTY.
TOPEKA. November ga private telegram
received here at a late hour from Hutchin-
son states that Reno county has gone repub-
lican by several hundred votes. Gillett, re-
/ la{a co. eka&n
Hutchinson. Wisler, republican candidate
for the house from the Hutchinson district,
is elected. It is believed that High, the
other republican candidate for the house,
and the entire republican county ticket is
elected.
sKDGwICK COUNTY.
TOPEKA, November 6.-The republican
state central committee is in receipt of the
following telegram from Wichita: ''Sedg-
wick county goes lepublican by 1900 ma
jority. We believe the entire county ticket
is elected. Cbey, democratic candidate for
congress, whose home is in this city, runs
ahead of his ticket. Harrison and Humph-
rey's vote are about the same.
TOPEKA, November 6.-Retu,ns are COM
ing in slowly. Entire vote will net be
counted before to morrow night. The usual
majorities for the republican national and
state ticket will be giveu, except for COVER
nor. John Martin, democratic candidate,
whose home is in Topeka, will probably run
ahead of his ticket eco. Furman Baker,
democratic candidate for clerk Of the dis
tr,ct court, runs ahead of his ticket several
hu dred votes. Della Sierne, dsmocratic
cand date for superintendent of public iu-
structIon, runs ahead of her ticket. Cover
nor Osborn and entire republican deleSa-
ton were elected to the legislature.
In the second ward vo'ing precinct, Bob
Wade,a colored democrat who vas peddlin9
tickets, was attacked by Ben Wade, q COL
cred republican employed by the city ov-
eminent and dan erously stabbed. Wade
was arrested and jailed.
INNEY COUNTY.
GARpxH CRY, November 6-The republi-
can ticket is elected by very large majority.
@. j. Jones, repu lican candidate for state
votes to one. John Martin, democratic can
didate for governor, runs ahead Of his ticket
twenty-five votes.
DOUGLAS oouHrY-HKPuBLlcAn oAus.
TOPEKA, November GA special to the
Capital Commonwealth from lawrence
says: A quiet day bat very large vote wss
tion has been very weak. he republican
majority for all the candidates IL very large
and decided gains have been made. The
democrats in the caty generally voted against
the amendment to section ono, article eight,
Of tho constitution, with strikes out the
word white.
PAwMEs ooUxTY.
TopxxA. Nove.Dt or 6.-The secretary Of
tho Republican state GENITAL committee II IN
reeNpt Of tie soliouine tsssgfgm feon