The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-06

KANSAS CRY. Nov. 5.-News from Kan
sas Indicate the Farmers alliance se-
cured a victory in the state. The official
count will be necessary to decide whether
Willets, It's candidate for governor or
Humphrey, republican. has been elected.
Indications are In Willetts favor, with
most western counties, where farmers are
in the majority 10 hear from. Tho Far
mers' alliance ticket is elected beyond
doubt. The Fifth district is conceded 10
be very close between Davis, the Farmers
alliance, and Philips, the republi-
can. The republicans elected funs-
ton in the Second. The third
and Fourth are in doubt between the
Farmers alliance and republicans. The
returns indicate the election Of Ives the
Farmers alliance candidate for state at
torney. The democratic and resubmis-
sion vote was very heavy, but not so large
as anticipated. Robinson. democrat, for
governor was scratched for Willets and the
Farmers Alliance voted for democrats on
county offices. The Farmers alliance
have a strong delegation in the state Leg
islature. The republicans claim only -
on joint ballot Ingalls, reelection is be-
lieyed 10 be jeopardiled. Chairman Chase
Of the Farmers alliance state central
committee claims thu election OF Willeis
for governor by 5000.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-In the Fifth
Kansas district Davis, independent and
Farmers alliance, Is elected by 5000 plu-
rality. In the Seventh district Simpson,
democrat, is elected by 2.5o plurality.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 5.-The republican
candidate for governor was defeated.
Six out OF seven republican congressional
candidates were defeated. Senator In
gals reelection is the subject OF grave
doubt That Is the situation In Kansas.
There was landslide-a regular ava
lance in Kansas and the 5000 republican
majority was overwhelmed by resisiless
force. The Farmers alliance did II, and
II was a genuine surprise. Every politi-
cal prophet predicted great strength for
the alliance, but only the most sanRuine
OF the rural seers regarded success as
even probability. The chances for the
democrats seemed much brighter. The
alliance strength deplcte d TO an enervat-
ing degree the yigor of the republican
party.
For the first time in many years the re-
publican congressional delegation is
broken, and broken TO fragments. Only
one republican escaped the wrecks and that
was Funston from the Second district.
The democrats were successful in the
First district, electing Moonlight, over
Broderick, republican, by 10000 major
ity. Morrill,, republican, the present in
cumbent, declined nomination in this dis
trict.
The Farmers alliance carried the other
five districts, electing Clover, over Hop
kins, republican, in the Thru, Ous over
Kelly in the Fourth. Davis over Phillips,
republican. in the Fifth. Baker over Nc
Nallin in the Sixth, and Sampson over
Hallowell in the Seventh.
The Kansas delegation will stand /:
Democrats one, republicans one, Farmers
alliance five.
Another surprise lies in the possible de
feat for reelection OF Senator Ingalls,
whose term expires In 1891. The Farmers
alliance and democrats waged bitter
war against him and majority Of the
districts contained one OF their candi.
dates against the republican candidate.
The result is the certain election Of %
Farmers alliance and democratic legis-
lator against O republicans. Some OF
the latter may vote for Ingalls,, but his
opposition claim that those who were
elected TO oppose him, together with
opposition holdoyers, will give surely 10
votes, or a majority Of six, against him.
This now looks TO he the correct state
ment Of Ingalls, situation, but il is liable
10 modification.