The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05

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A lIMpI E|E IRU1MPH
The Democratic Ticket the Third in the
Race-Even the 0olored Man Comes
in Second.
The Republican Rooster Crows Once More
Over the Magnificent Results Accom-
plished Tuesday
1t was a Waterloo.

| fdTIOuS precincts VI O6ugWiCk County odFO
one, and show that the entire Republican
ticket has been elected by pluralities rang
ing from 500 to over 1000. Salem is the
| only township not heard from and as it
casts but few votes it will not have any
effect on the result, nor is it ex-
pected that it will put even
single Democrat second in the
race. Every one comedies that it was a
great triumph for the Republican party
and over half the Democrats in the city,
at least, are decidedly glad that the cleo
ton resulted as it did. "It we couldn't
win ourselves we are glad that you Repub-
licans did," is the sentiment of almost
every Democract encountered on the
streets. They all seem to be soured on
the Alliance and also seem to be determ-
ined not to court them in any form
any more for they now realize
| that their illegitimate marriage with the
calamityites last year was the cause of
their greatly reduced vote this fall.
The calamityites themselves are very
blue over the result. Their headquarters
yesterday was crowded from morning to
night by farmers principally, who came to
town expressly for the purpose of growing,
for they had an idea they were going to
sweep the county. They banked good
deal on the country vote, but the returns,
which came in at intervals, offered them
no comfort for in almost every
instance they showed falling off. Secre-
tary Hendee looked like he had been play
ing with circular saw or fooling around
the business end of government mule.
His was woe begone appearance, for he
had fallen from the highest pinnacle of
hope to the very lowest depths of despair.
Joseph Stover's face was as long as a
fiddle, and as for Editor Kies of the Com
moner it was impossible to describe him,
for he didn't venture out doors all day
didn't allow himself to be seen by any
body. Mr. Babb didn't appear in public
either, but his partner, Mr.. Montague, was
actively engaged getting the returns which
returned Reed to the judicial bench. Char
lie Schaefer sat at his desk in the register S
Office all day as sedate and pleasant look
ing as if he hadn't been in the race at all,
but his chief, Mr.. Brown, was sad, very
sad. Bony Smith took his defeat philo-
sophically and at an early hour hunted up
Johnny Doran to congratulate him, and
after meeting they both adjourned to the
nearest drug store and smoked cigar to-
gether. Charlie Mosbacher wore his usual
genial smile and didn't look a bit worse
for the wear after the battle
of the ballots. Tony Bruhn was a mel
ancholy sight all day for he wanted Mr..
Mosbacher elected awful bad and when he
met the EAGLE reporter he shrugged his
shoulders and shut his eyes and shook his
head and said, "wasn't that hail Column
bia?' or words to that effect, and then
strobe off brooding over the result of the
campaign. Harry Stewart of the Demo
cratic committee looked like he had lost
his best friend, and as fo1Tom Fitch-well,
words couldn't describe the detected feel
ings of the usually lively superintendent
the Electric Street railway. County At
torney Morris was smiling all day like the
proverbral basket of chips and so was
Secretary Hazen and in fact every body
around the Republican headquarters. Sam
Amidon was able to take buggy ride last
night and the bracing evening air had a
soothing effect on his agitated feelings.
The philosophically inclined brethren are
cheering the boys up, however, and re-
minding them of the quotation keeping
eternally at it will bring success.
ALTON
For Judge-Reed 10, Moore Is, Babb IS.
For Sheriff-Ault 10, Mosbscher II, Sto-
yer IS.
For Treasurer-Doran II, Smith II,
Rawson SO.
For Clerk-Carvin 10, Williams II, Good
For Register-Barrett 9, schaefer 70.
Camp SO.
For Surveyor-Bailey 10, Carney 10,
Laughlin 90.
Clark SO.
ATTICA.
For Judge-Reed 40. Moore 63. Babb So
For Sheriff-Ault 3. Mosbscher 90, Sto-
For Treasurer-Doran 81, Smith S. Raw
'O For Clerk-Carvin As. Williams So Good
For Register-Barrett IS, schaefer Is,
For Surveyor-Bailey 81, Carney 68,
For Coroner-McAllister As, Giboney 60.
Clark 81.
DELANo TOWNSHIP.
For Judge-Reed 4S. Moore 81. Babb 81.
For Sheriff-Ault So Mos0acher II,
| Slower 80.
For Treasurer-Doran 81, Smith 45. Raw
son GO
For Clerk-Carvin "a, Williams A, Good
year 81
For Register-Barrett IS, Schaefer &c,
Camp -.
For Surveyor-Bailey 80. Carney 46,
Laughlin 90
For Corener-McAlliste 81, Giboney 40,
| Clark 90
EAGLE TOWNSHIP
For Judge-Reed 50. Moore II. Bsbb o..
For Sheriff-Ault 81, Mosbacher IL.
Slower rs.
For Treasurer-Doran S5,Smith l., Raw
son %.
For Clerk-Carvin S7,Williams II, Good
| year %