The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-05
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CRAWFORD.

CRAWFORD.
GIRARD, Kan. Nov AT 6 D. m.
probabilities indicate plurality for Hum
phrey and the Republican state ticket in
this county, with portion of the Repub-
lican county ticket elected and the can
didates for county attorney and superin-
tendent beaten by a fusion of the Demo |
cratic and Peoples ticket. Clover the |
Democrat Peoples candidate for congress, |
has probably carried the county by small /
majority The PeODle's party vote was /
large. No Prohibition vote to speak of.
OSBORNE, Kan, Nov. 4-The county is |
very close, Braden, Republican, for repre- /
sentative, is probably elected by a slight /
majority. The Farmers Alliance vote is |
heavy and solid. The Republican candi-
date for congress, NcNall will likely lose
this county.
CONCoRDIA, Kan, Nov 4-Returns from
this city and five townships of this county
shows a very heavy Peoples party vote.
The Republicans state ticket is In doubt
as is Phillips, the Republican candidate
Tor congress The outlook is better for the
county ticket
GARNETT, Kan, Nov. 4.-From returns
received up to II p. m. the indications are
that Humphrey for governor and Funston
for congress, have carried the county.
HOLToN, Kan, Nov. 4.-The city and
county precincts give Humphrey 4l3
Robinson 1S9, Willets 81, Broderick, Re
publican for congress, 453, Moonlight,
Democrat, ], Clark, Alliance, 3S. The
probability is that Monroe, Republican,
for representative, and the whole Repub-
lican comfy ticket is elected
BROWN
HIAwATHA Kan, Nov 4-The vote
here today was that of an off year falling
short of the usual registered number of
voters. The city gives the usual Repub-
lIcan majority, Humphreys plurality l24,
BrOderick, congressman for First district,
1i6. Ryan. Judge, $50, Carothers, represen-
tative, pledged to vote for ingalls,, l40 IL
is thought the Brown county is safely Re
publican by 300 majority. The Alliance
was but 20 in the town. More reliable
cannot be had before tomorrow even !
ing.
osAGE
Usage CITY, Kan, Nov. 4.-The election /.
Ia this city passed off quietly it will be
impossible to secure full returns until to- J
morrow, but indications are that il will be {
close between the Republican ticket and {
the Peoples party. The same may be said (
Of Usage county.
ELK,
HOWARD, Kan, Nov 4-The vote in ]
Elk county is larger than was expected. \
Robinson and Willis will probably have
1900 each; Perkins, 200, and the county
ticket will have $50 majorityin the county.
MARION.
MARION, Kan, Nov 4-Returns from
the country come in slow Dallas Rogers.
Rntilngalls and Prohibition-Alliance can 7
didate for representative, is probably elect II
ed. The Republican county ticket is elect = :
ed except county attorney. For that place, | q
Carpenter, Democrat-Alliance candidate,
Is elected. Kelly has a small majority, as
has also Humphrey. Q
LYON q
MI
gone Republican by about 400 majority .,
Two precincts from the county outside the ~
city give the Alliance or Peoples ticket -
twenty over the Republican ticket. No 4
other tickets were voted at these two pre- -
cincts. The Peoples ticket has undoubt- II
edly carried throughout by about 3OJ ma G,
Jority. "
DECATUR. p
OBERLIN, Kan, Nov 4-Probabilities in a
Decatur county point to a majority for the p
Republican state ticket and the election Of h
the Republican county ticket. McNall, p
the Republican candidate for congress, i
has probably carried the county. The ii
Alliance vote is not as large as expected. h
No prohibition vote cast 81
BUTLER. -
Ell DORADO, Kan, Nov. 4.-Humphrey i
and Willets are neck and for governor. r
Robinson not in it. The Republican +
county ticket probably lost by a small W
majority. Kelly leads Otis by a good b.
figure. Kellogg is gone el
OSBORNE, Kan, Nov. 4. Baker, Farmers
Alliance, has majority of several hun | n
dred over McNall. Republican, in this, eI
Osborne county. The Alliance has also te
elected their county ticket. The vote on in
representative cannot beestimated. r
EDWARDS. Il
KNsLEY, Kan, Nov. 4-Willets has car % %
Tied Edwards county by 20 majority -
Simpson, Alliance candidate for congress,
by 100 majority. The Alliance candidate Ct
for representative and the entire county -
ticket elected. y
BELOIT. Kan, Nov. 4.-This CITY gives Sc
Humphrey 22l; Robinson 13l: Willets 81. II
Returns from the country came in slowly 81
The Republican central committee esti- ~
mate the vote of the county as follows: -
Humphrey 600; Robinson 400: Willets ed
l4O. The Democratic committee puts Al
vote at 500 Robinson 400, and ID
Willets at 40 Frank McGrath, president tr
OF the state Alliance, puts Humphreys pr
vote at $50 Robinson 400 and Willets 400 w
He claims that Baker for congress will IA
have at least 900 majority over McNall. ii
STOCKTON, Kan, Nov. 4-Nery few of Pl
the townships have reported. Humphrey n
vote in Rocks county is about 600. Willet pl
400, Robinson 200. Baker has a majority vi vi
Of 200 over McNall for congressman The 10
tive is undoubtedly elected Balance of ~!
ticket in doubt IA IA
FoIT SCOTT, Kan, Nov 4.-The returns co
received by the Daily Monitor up TO ll:30 IN
p. m indicate the election of T. H. Fun by
ston. Republican. for congress by good d6
plurality. The vote on the county ticket wi
Is very close. Gen. Rice il undoubtedly
defeated by his son, William Rice, Repub- ~
lican candidate for the legislature This W 80.
is admitted by the Peoples committee =
ellis is surely defeated by Forney, the va va
Farmers Alliance candidate. =
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov 4-Probablilities fo
point 10 a Republican majority i'm all the o.
districts heard from. Reports from Osawa-
tonne Holton and Banner give Humphrey ev
a43, Robinson 2lO, Wllets 81. Broderick eli,
sS3, Moonlight l9l. Clark g. kellogg di
leads Ives by large majority. The Re cl,
pubicanS and Democrats both claim n
in Tecumseh township. Reports lie
from Usage City say that the Alliance and ii
Republican tickets run so close together.
it will be impossible TO say which leads re,
until full returns have been received gr
H9 lowell has carried Dodge City hy 222 Rs
votes, Simpson 100 The Alliance vote is Sc
much lighter than was expected. but only elt
The cities have been heard from or,
KANSAS CITY. No, Nov 4.-From the De
sdvices received by the Associated Press III,
to the Kansas City Times and the Kansas r.
City Journal, il Is believed that Humph- Re
rey has carried the state by a plurality cs- ac