The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-09

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov s-Tne present In
dications are that Shawnee county will
give Republican majority OF ] 800 for the
entire ticket.
RAMONA Kan. Nov. 8.-Attola town.
ship. Decatur county. gives Harrison 13,
Weaver 45
COLUMBUS, Kan. Nov. s.-The Fifth
ward gives the Republican ticket % and
Weaber 4
GREAT BEND, Kan., Nov. S.-The First
ward gives Harrison 6S and Weaver 81
For Congress, Long, Republican, has Il
and Simpson 90 The Fourth ward givss
Harrison Sc and Weaver %. Long has 93
and Simpson -.
TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 8.-Dispatches from
all over the state are to both the Re-
publican and Peoples party headquarters
state that the populists have insisted that
the entire set Of officials at each polling
place participate in the inspection and
count of each individual sballot, instead of
dividing the work as usual between the
various officers. This is greatly delaying
the county, and no returns will be obtain
able until very late.
DODGE CITY, Kan, Noy. S-The First
ward gives Harrison 26, Weaver %, Long
%. Simpson "A.
ONAGo, Kan. Nov. S.-Vienna township.
Pottawatamie county, gives Harrison So.
Weaver %, Broderick 52 Close 90.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 8.-Williamsport,
Shawnee county, gives a Republican vote
of 105, Democratic 80, Republican gain
of a. Rossvi)le, Shawnee county. shows
a Republican gain of 2l5 over two years
ago.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S.-Kansas has been
on the doubtful list all through the cam
paign, and even now, on the night of
al i,, cfi in Tho Doanla,c
party has maintained its reputation for
doing things as nobody else does them,
and has insisted that the full set of officers
in each voting place shall inspect and
count each ballot. instead OF dividing the
work of the count among the various
officials. This is greatly delaying the
count, and full figures from no county
will be available before early on Wednes.
day morning.
Meagre returns from various counties
indicate that the Weaver fusion ticket has
been elected by small majority, but that
the fusion state ticket is defeated. The
poll was very heavy, but not 50 large AS
was expected, many Democrats refraining
from voting Those who did go to the
polls generally voted the Weaver electo.
raj ticket.
The Indications, as received here at 10
o'clock, indicate that Jerry Simpson has
been defeated for reelection to congress in
the Seventh district by Long. Republican.
The returns FROM the other congressional
districts are too meagre even for esti-
mates.
The Republicans at the central commit
tee headquarters claim that the legisla-
tive ticket is in doubt, but admit that
with the Peoples party hOldovers the
Peoples party will probably have ma
jority on joint ballot.
TOPEKA, Nov S-The indications at z
O'Clock p. III. are that this county (Shaw-
nee) will give the Republican national
and state tickets about 5000 majority over
the opposition. Two years ago it gave 200
majority against the Republican state
ticket. The returns at the Republican
headquarters show gains over their poll
at the places heard from. They claim that
the natioual and state tickets are elected
by safe majorities, but will give no figures.
TOPEKA Kan, Nov. S.-The indications
at IL O'Clock still point to the election OF
the Weaver fusion electoral ticket and the
defeat OF the state fusion ticket. A dis
patch from Wichita says that the returns
from Sedgwick county are still incOm-
plete, but that the Weaver electors have IA
good majority. Lewellng, the fusion
candidate for governor. ran ahead of his
ticket, while Simpson is running behind it.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S.-Emporia gives
Harrison 1850 Weaver 750, Curtis 1900,
Wharton 200.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S-Long carries
Reno county by over 700 msjority. Jerry
Simpsons majority TWO years ago was 6l2,
Republican gaih OF ,3i2
INDEPENDENCE, Kan. Nov. S-There is
no doubt that Governor Humphrey, in the
Third district, is elected To congress, as
the returns received show that he is run
ming ahead of his ticket. Independence
give him good majority over tho COM
Diued opposition.
LYONS. Kan, Nov. S-Lyons cast 40
votes. The city gave Long 103 majority
over Simpson, against fifty four for Hoi-
lowell two years ago. South Victoria
township gave Simpson 80, against 81 for
Simpson two years ago. Wilson township
Simpson two years ago. Republican
gains are reported by ali the precincts
heard from.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. s,-The county of
Girard gives Harrison 3o7 and Weaver "a
The Republican candidate for representa-
tive runs ahead OF the ticket.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S-rhe Republican
central committee claims that the legis-
lsture will be Republican By 10 10 20 on
joint ballot. This claim is based
On their poll of the state,
and the returns received up to this hour
they say confirm their claim. This slow
cumbersome system Of counting the bal
lots throughout the State has delayed the
returns III the most aggreyating manner,
ard no one here expects anything autheu-
tic for several hours yet, possibly not un
III tomorrow morning. Even ia this City
the count Is not Yet complete IN any ward.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. Sat the hours OF
, O'Clock IA. u. tue Republican state central
committee makes the following claims
I The Repu bl.can national ticket viii have
2.Oc0 majority aad the state ticket by le,-
0t0; that they have elected seven out oi
eight congressman, the Sixth district being
la doubt, and that they Will have - OF the
40 senators ana 50 out of l25 representa
tives IN the state legislature. Curtis, Re
publican, Is elected 10 congress from TINS
tie Fourth district by about 1900 ma
j0rity. Simpson IN the Seventh Is doubt
less defeated by guod majority.
COLORADO.
! DENVER, Nov. s.-Colorado today voted
on governor and state ticket, two con
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