Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-06
CLOSE CALL FOR INGALLS,,
AE MAY NOT BE RETURNED
TO THE SENATE.
The Republican Ticket Beaten In
Kansas ny the Farmers Alliance
with the Possible Exception Of
the Candidate for Governor.

TOPEKA, Nov. 6.-The official coun,
will be necessary to decide whether Viii
let's, the alliance candidate for rgovernor
or Humphrey, the republican candidate
has been elected. The vote is very clos.
with indications in Willetts' favor with
most of the western counties where the
farmers are in majority to hear from.
The Farmers alliance has elected be-
vond doubt ". 4. Baker, its candidate
for congress in the Fifth district, and
contributed to the election of Moonlight
democrat, in the First, whose election is
conceded by something over 900 major.
ity. The alliance seems reasonably sure
OF electing III least one other congres'
sional canhidate-Simpson in the Sew
cnth district, The district is composed
of thirty-scvcn counties, mostly in the
western part of the state and Simpson is
running Hallowell, republican, very
Close, and it will take the official count
to determine who is successful. The
Fifth district is also conceded tn he very
close.
In the fight between Davis, the Farmers
alliance, aud Phillips. republican,, seven
counties out of ten III that district have
reported. OF these DAVIS has carried
iour and Phillips three, maioritics in all
cases being very small and one county
may change the result as it now appears
to be.
The republicans have elected Thurston
and Kelly beyond n doubt in the second
and fourth districts respectively. An ele.
mcnt of doubt stillexists in the fourth dis,
trict where Clover OF the Farmers al.
liance contests the reelection Of of Per
kins, republican.
The third district is also in doubt. Glow
er. state president oi the Farmers alli-
ancc ran ahead oi his ticket in the counties
heard from. Perkins, lrcp.) who is up
for reelection, has very small maiorities
in four out of the seven counties heard
from. Clover has carried three counties,
Late returns indicate almost the posi-
tive election of Ives, the Farmers ALI
ance candidate Tor state attorney gen
cral over Kellogg, (repl
The democrat anu rc-submission vote
was very heavy, but not so large as an.
ticipatcd. Robinson, democratic candi.
date for governor, was scratched for
Willets. and the Farmers alliance voted
for democrats on the county offices.
The Farmers alliance will have a
strong delegation in the state legislature
rhc republicans claim only twenty-iour
on the joint ballot. The majority OF tn,
districts are still to be heard from, but
Ingalls, reelection is not believed to be
ieopardcd. Chairman Chase, of the
Farmers alliance state central commit.
tee of Kansas, claims the election of vii.
let's for governor beyond doubt and es.
Inmates his plurality at $4,000.
NooS-Thc republican central com.
mittce comedies the election OF the entire
Farmers Alliance ticket with the posi-.
bic exception Of Willcts, candidate for
governor, who may be defeated by Hum.
phrcy by a small majority. The com.
mittec comedies the opposition to ingalls,
in the legislature. but thinks he will have
majority The election OF six opposi
ton congressman is assured.
LEAvENwoRTu, Kan, Nov. 6.-Tht
latest returns elect Case Bradcrick, re
publican, for congress from the First dis
trict, over Col. Moonlight. Moonligh,
comedies his defeat.