Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-11-05

the entire repuDncan ucKet Dy mar
row plurality, though both sides are
claiming it
SALINA, Nov. 4-Returns from ten
precincts in this county show the alli-
ance vote to have fallen off one-half as
compared with last year. The demo-
Gratis voted with the republicans in the
city. 1t is estimated that the alliance
will only elect two officers on the
ticket the republicans electing the
rest
MCPHERSON, Nov. 4-The republican
ticket elected throughout unless they
should fail ON sheriff
FORT ScoTT, Nov. "A fair vote
was polled in Fort Scott and Bourbon
county. 1t is estimated that the alli-
ance comes into the city about $50 votes
short of its last years majority. The
whole republican ticket in the county,
with the exception of McLemore, col
ored, for coroner, is probably elected.
The race is very close all around and
returns hard to get
GARDEN CITY, Nov. 4-The entire
republican ticket of this county is
elected by majorities of 100 and over.
A. ]. Abbott republican, IS elected dis
trict judge. The alliance vote shows
falling off since last election of at
least 20 per cent
NEWTON, Nov. 4-Harvey county
elects the entire republican ticket by
pluralities from 200 to 500. The demo-
Gratis elected the commissioner in the
Second district. In the Ninth judicial
district the contest is close between the
peoples party and the republican can
didate, with chances in favor of the
former Full returns are not obtain
able at this hour
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 4.-This county,
Leavenworth, voted for sheriff, treas
urer, clerk, register, coroner and sur
veyor. Returns at a late hour indicate
the election of the entire democratic
ticket except the candidate for sur
veyor, who was on both the republican
and peoples party tickets The demo-
Gratis carry the city by nearly 400. The
vote polled was very light not more
than twc-thirds of the entire registra-
ton cast
KANSAS CITY, Nov. ALL indica-
tions point to the fact that the repub-
licans have elected their entire ticket,
except register of deeds, who is defeat
ed by probably 800 votes.
GREAT BEND Nov. THE Barton
county election was very close but the
returns so far indicate a democratic
victory, except for sheriff and surveyor,
republican. The alliance loss on the
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COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.-The election re-
turns received from Cherokee county
indicate a victory for the alliance,
With a possible exception of Abbott,
republican, for register of deeds, and
Robinson, republican, for county clerk.
SMITH CENTER Nov. 4.-Smith Center
elects the entire alliance ticket except
the surveyor, who is a democrat.
OTTAWA, Nov. The indications are
have carried Franklin county by fu-
sion. The alliance loss in the city is
800 over last year.
JUNCTION CITY, Nov. 4.-For judge
of the Eighth judicial district Hum
phrey's majority over Nicholson in
Junction City, AL. Returns from eoun'
try precincts not all IN.
MANHATTAN, Nov. 4-The entire
republican ticket in Riley county is
elected Last year the peoples party
elected every officer but that of pro-
bate judge. The peoples party lost in
nearly every precise
KIowA, Nov. 4.-Republican mai r.
ity 152, great republican gain oyer 1870.
LAWRENCE, Nov. 4-The republicans
have elected their entire ticket in this
county by from 500 to 1000 majority
over the democratic-alliance fusion
ticket The vote in this city is: For
treasurer Cox, republican, l,O6si Watts,
fusion, 634; for sheriff. Hindman, re:
publican, 9GO; Clark. independent 59Oj
Jennings, fusion, 25G; for county clerk,
F. D. Brooks, republican, 1888; Green
leo, fusion, 900; for register of deeds,
James Brooks republican, 1,291i
Evans, fusion, 437; for coroner, Horner,
republican, 1,16S; May, fusion, 562