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

| only light vote was polled.
ATCHISON.
ATCHIsoN, Kan, Nov 4-Moonlig ght has
carried this city for congress. Seaton, the
Ingalls, candidate for legislature is elected.
The ballots are not counted and no esti-
mate can be made of the result of the rest
OF the ticket.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Of the twenty con-
gressional districts in Illinois, the indica-
tions at 1890 p. M. point to the undoubted
election of ten Republicans and six Demo
cratic congressman, with four districts
still in doubt. The returns thus far indi-
cate the election of three Republican con-
gressmen in Chicago and one Democrat.
Although the Democrats still deny the
election of Taylor in tbs First and claim
that Masons victory in the Third is not yet
conclusive.
Congressman Adams, Hopkins, Hit,
Henderson, Hill and Payson, Republicans
are unquestionably reelected, as is also
probably Rowell, Republican. There is
hardly doubt of the success of Post, Re
publican in the Tenth district. In the
Eleventh district Congressman Gests cleo
tion has been stubbOrnly contested by
Benjamin 4 Cable, Democrat, and the re
suit is still in doubt.
Wike, Springer, Lane and Williams,
Democrats, are reelected and the indica-
tions point to the reelection of Smith,
Republican, in the Twentieth district and
Foreman, Democrat, in the Eighteenth,
with the Sixteenth district still doubtful;
but Congressman Fithian claims his re-
election.
LATER, II p. m.-Congressman Foreman,
Democrat, from latest returns is probably
elected by a slight majority in the Eigh-
teenth district. The Democrats are claim
ing the defeat of Congressman Cannon.
Republican, in the Fifteenth district. but
the Republican state central committee
still claims Cannon's reelection by 500 ma
jority.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 4-Twenty-nine pre-
cincts in the Eighth district in this city
give John J. O'Neill, Democrat, for con
gress, 1926, and Charles +. Joy, Republi-
can, 34ls This is the district now repre-
sented by Niedringhaus, Republican.
Thirty-nine precincts in the Ninth district
give Seth W. Cobb Democrat, ; 229
Thomas j. Prosser, Republican, 3,492.
This district is now represent
ed by Mr.. Frank. Republican.
There is no longer any doubt but that the
Democrats have carried both these dis
tricts by handsome majorities. Seventeen
precincts In the southern wards in the city
which are in the Tenth district give
Samuel Byrns, Democrat and Union
Labor ., rs, and William NJ. kinsey. Re
publican. the present Incumbent, 2.57l
Nine counties outside of the city are en-
braced in this district, which in
the aggregate may be counted
TO give a strong Democratic majority;
more than enough TO overcome any major
ity kinsey may obtain in the city. In
fact, the Republicans concede Byrn's cleo
election. The Democratic state central
committee tonight claim Judge Fyans in
the Thirteenth district, now represented
by Wade. Republican. and there Is no
doubt whatever but what the Democrats
will have solid congressional delegation.
CLEVELAND. O., Nov 4-The chairman
of the central Republican committee tele-
graphs that Mckinley has carried Stark
county by 400. Campbell carried it one
year ago by $50
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-The total city vote
for mayor shows Grant ia, ,425: Scott
81, ,06S; scattering 4,5l6
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4-ReturnS from
every congressional district indicate the
election of seven Democrats with three
districts in doubt, which the Democrats
claim.
CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 4-Storer, Repub-
lcan, i elected TO congress in the Twenty
First district by 2,20O.
BOSToN, Nov. 4-Henry Cabot Lodge is
reelected without doubt in the Sixth con-
greSsional district In the First district.
Second, +. A. Morse, Republican. is re-
elected In the Third, Andrews, Demo
crat Is reelected. In the Fourth. Oneill.
Democrat, is elected. In the Fifth.
Hoard, Democrat, has succeeded
Fox. In the Seventh, Cogswell.
Republican, is reelected. In the Eighth,
according 20 towns heard from. Green
halge. Republican, leads, but by plural
ity greatly reduced from 1SSS, and his cleo
tion Is 10y no means assured. The Ninth
district is close with Chandler. Republican.
man Walker. Republican, Is reelected in /
the Tenth district Returns from the |
district indicate close vote be- 4
tween Spaulding, Republican; Coolidge. /
Democrat, and Myron Walker, lndepend- /
ent The Twelfth district will return /
Rockwell. Republican.
HARTFORD. Conn, Nov 4-MorliS. /
Democrat leads for governor. The legis- f.
lature il Republican on joint ballot. Rus 1
sell, Republican, Is elected in the Third 4
and Sperry. Democrat, in the First con- I
gressional districts.
1T. PAUL MINI. Nov. 4-The Alliance .
vote was smaller than anticipated The .
Democrale have elected the governor aud .
gained three congressman.
OMAHA. Neb, Nov. 4.-The prohibition
amendment is defeated by from 1900 10 .
1000 majority. Boyd, Democrat. Is prob .
ably elected governor Three Democratic
have been elected
tOSrORfA. o.. Nov. 4-FOster RepubE-
can, Is elected 10 congress in the Eighth
district
HOWARD, Kan, Nov 4.-The RepubH-
cans have majority in this (Howzrdl
county. Perkins majority is small
ENPoRlA' han, Nov. 4-Warren, Re