The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
ELECTION RETURNS.
How the Various Counties of the
State Voted.
Republicans Carry Most of the Counties and
Elect Nearly All the District Judges
The Alliance Elect Two Judges
and Democrats One.

last year.
In Crawford county the republicans
have elected the whole county ticket
In Ellsworth county the republicans
elected the full county ticket by an
average majority of over 400.
In Franklin county complete returns
show the election of the entire repub-
lican county ticket There was agreat
falling off in the alliance vote.
In Clay county the republicans made
big inroads on the alliance vote and
succeeded in splitting the ticket with
them. The republicans elected the
sheriff and county commissioner and
the alliance the other officers
In Wichita county full returns show
arepublicau victory.
In Mama county every republican on
the county ticket was elected by an
average majority of 400 over the alli-
ance ticket
In Coffey county the full republican
ticket was elected by salts factory. ma
iorities.
In Dickinson county indications point
the election of republican candidates
for every Office except that of sheriff,
which the alliance probably gets
In Riley county almost complete re-
turns show that the republicans have
elected the full county ticket
In Labette county the vote on the
county ticket is very close with both
republicans and alliance claiming the
victory.
In Atchison county the returns show
conclusively that every man on the re-
publican ticket is elected by majorities
ranging from 200 to 700. The alliance
got one county commissioner.
In Linn county complete returns
show the election of the full republican
ticket
In jefferson county the figures re-
cord a republican triumph, every man
on the ticket being elected.
In Cherokee county the indications
are that the alliance county ticket is
elected.
In Nemaha county returns from all
but one precinct indicate the election
of the entire republican ticket over the
democratic-alliance fusion.
In Waubaunsee county the returns
are all in and show the election of the
republican ticket by majorities ranging
from $50 to 500.
In Meade county the vote for treasur-
er is: Republican, 247: alliance, 1872.
In Greenwood county returns are in
complete, but the alliance ticket has
probably pulled through.
In Anderson county complete returns
show the election of the full republican
ticket by majorities ranging from to
375.
In Lyon county official returns give
an average majority of $50 for every
candidate on the republican ticket
In Lincoln county the republicans
carried two of their men through by Is
majority.
In Hodgeman county the vote on the
register of deeds stands: Republican,
$50: democrat 1O6; peoples. 6S Re-
publicans carried the county by 179
majority.
In Sherman county, on the county
ticket republicans elected register,
clerk and surveyor; alliance elected
sheriff. treasurer and coroner.
In Sedgwiclk county the entire re-
publican ticket is elected by pluralities
ranging 4EOAh 1OO VI OOO.
In Reno county the entire republican
ticket is elected by majorities ranging
from $50 to 400.
In Geary county the union republican
and democratic ticket elected every
man except commissioner, by MAORI
ties from SIS to 517. Geary gave Judge
Humphrey majority of 271; Dickinson
county gave Humphrey $50 and Morris
200, making his majority 721.
In Wilson county the election passed
quietly with full vote and the same
interest as national election. The
republicans elected their entire ticket
by majorities of from so to 200, except
county clerk. V. L. Poison, democrat,
was elected by seven majority. Dis
trict Judge Stillwell carried the county
by 400 majority and is reelected in the
district by near 1000.
In John son county the returns show
a republican victory. Three tickets
were in the field. except for sheriff. On
this Office the fight was between the
alliance and republicans Easdale, re-
publican, was elected by about 500 ma
jority, the remainder of the ticket by
pluralities of from 500 to 500
In Rawlins county the alliance elects
sheriff, the democrats treasurer and re-
publicans all other county officers by
majorities ranging from SO to 200. Re-
publican senator gets 200 majority.
In Jewell county the alliance elected
their entire ticket
In Rice county the whole republican
ticket is elected by majorities from so
to 200
In Washington county the republic
ans elected their whole county ticket,
except sheriff. by majorities ranging
from S45 down to few votes.
In Douglas county complete returns
show the election Of the entire repub-
ican ticket The ma jorities are: Cox,
for treasurer, 6S5; Hindman, for sheriff,
LOO; Brooks, for county clerk, 1897;
Brooks, for register of deeds, sS3;
:. Horner, for coroner, 795, and Hoskin-
N'son, for commissioner, 267.
In Trego county the entire republic
an ticket IS elected by majorities rang
ing from IS to 500
In Republic county the republicans
elect full ticket, except county COM
missioner, by pluralities ranging from
II to 22S
In Butler county the Offices are d.
vided about equally between the peo-
pies and the republican parties.
In Mcpherson county the vote will
be close.
The Judicial Outlook.
Including two judges in Wyandotte
county and one in Shawnee county
there were twelve Judges voted for in