The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
KANSAS HAD A LIVELY SHAKING UP,
Several Alliance Candidates Chosen-Re-
pubIiCaMs Ont DuMn.

several Alliance Candidates Chosen-Re-
publicans Cut Down.
KANSAS CITY. kas.. Nov. 5.-There has
been an election III Kansas. The tidal
wave has dashed high against the Repuh-
lican $1,000. and has rocked and melted iii
The Alliance has elected members Of the
Legislature. county tickets. and given
To its guhernatorial candidate a vote whlch
cannot 90 back to Repuhlicanism of the
traitorous kind uppcrmoSt lately. Anti
Republican congressman have been elect
ed. Ingalls,. Rep. has been condemned.
The combined opposition to his Eemnb
licanism is composed of 4 vast MAJORITY q
Kansas voters. 1Npocrltlc prohibition
shaken with the rest OF the constrain>
upon local government and individual lib
erty. Kansas is with the rest of the coun-
try.
TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 4.-The contest this
year has been unprecedented even III Kan
SaS. The returns made to the several
state central committees are but meag,r.
The Republican Central Committee he
lieVe later returns will prove the election
OF the entire Republican state ticket The
FIRST and Sixth Congressional districts are
conceded to the opposition. Moonlight
Dem and Baker Alliance beng the
yictOrs. The seventh District has been
close.
Additional news from Kansas received
last night and to-day do not warrant
change III the prediction that the Farmers
Alliance has secured a victory in the state
The official count will be necessary 10 de
eide whether Wil!ets. the candidate for
governor. or Humphrey. the Republican
candidate. has been elected. The vote L.
very close with indications in Willis IA
yor with most of the Western counties
where the farmers are in majority. to
hear from.
The Farmers Alliance has elected be-
yond doubt. w. A. Baker. It's candidate for
Congress IN the Fifth District. and con-
trlbuted to the election of Moonlight
Dem. in the First. whose election is con
ceded by something over l.tn0 majority.
The Farmers Alliance seems reasonably
sure of clecting at least one other ccngres-
sional candidate. Simpson. in the seventh
District, composed OF thirty-Seyen coun-
ties, mostly in the Western part of
the state. is running IIaIlowcl Rep
very close and it will take
the official count to determine who is sue
ccssful. The Fifth District is also con
ceded To he very close between Davis
Farmers Alliance and Phillips Rep.
Seven counties out of the ten III that dis
trlct have reported. Of these Davis has
carried four and Phillips three. The ma
jorilies III all eases are very small and
one county may change the result as 1t
now appears to be.
The Republicans have elected Funston
and Kelly beyond doubt in the Second and
Fourth districts respectively. Doubt still
exists IN the Fourth District. where Glover,
Farmers Alliance. contests Perkins Re
publican, reelection.
The Fourth District. from returns re-
ceived up to noon by the Associated Press,
is very doubtful. That district contains
twelve counties. Returns have been re-
ceiyed from five. OftheSe three have been
carried for Otis Farmers Alliancel and
two for Kelly Rep
The Third District Is also III doubt.
Glover. eX-state president of the Farmers
Alliance. ran ahead OF his ticket in tho
counties heard from. Perkins Rep. who
is up ror reelection. has very small ma
ioriteS in four out of the seven counties
counties.
Late returns Indicate the almost positive
election of Ives. Farmers Alliance caGdl-
date for state attorneN-general, over kcl-
!, gg Rep. The Democratic Te-SnhmiS-
sion vote was very heavy. but not 50 large
as was anticipated. Robinson. Democrat
ic canidate for governor. was scratched for
WIlletS. and the fanlers voted for the Dem
ocrats ON county offices. The Farmers
Alliance will have It strong delegation Ill
the state Legislature. The Republicans
claim only twenty-four on Il Joint ballot.
4 majority Of the districts are still to he
heard from. but MIR. ingalls, reelection
is not believed to b. jcnpardlzcd.
Chairman Chase. of ;hc Farmers Alil-
ance state central committee. ot Kansas
claims the election of Willis for governor
beyond a doubt. and estimates his plurality
at % 600.