Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-11-10
In KANSAS.
Uncertainty Prevailing as to the
Election.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM The STATE.
Jerry simpson Probably Reelected ny .
Decreased MaJority-Anthony Runs
Even with His Tickst-votinr
In the Districta

'ho satisiacuon OF everybody. Chair
man Simpson and Secretary Brown, OF
the republican state central committee,
announced that they had received COM
plete returns Of the result Of the vote
on governor and that the totals gave
A. W. Smith a majority over L. D. Lew
cling OF 5s4
He was not willing TO admit that any
OF the republican candidates for con.
gress had been defeated, but claimed
the election Of only three positively
Case Frederick In the First, Funston in
the Second and Curtis in the Fourth.
As to the complexion Of the legisla-
ture he Is absolutely certain that the
republicans will have u clear majority
on joint ballot Seventy-five republic
an members Of the house, he declares,
have positively been elected and he
claims majority OF the senate, al.
though he would give no definite ig-
ures
The returns show that George t. An
thony, republican candidate for con-
gresham at large, has run up even
with his ticket, so that II Smith is
elected governor II is probable that he
too will be elected. This is, in nut
shell, the claims that the republicans
finally make.
At II o'clock Chairman Simpson tele-
graphed TO Chairman Carter, of the re-
publican national committee, assuring
him that the Harrison electors have
been elected In Kansas by over 500 ma
jority.
The democrats and populists decline
10 accept the figures given by Chair
man Simpson as final. In fact few re-
publicans are overconfdent that they
will prove correct
Chairman Jones Of the democratic
state central committee claims to have
received returns from ninety OF the i0o
counties which show a majority for the
fusion state and electoral ticket ap-
proximating 10000 He says that IL
every vote in the sixteen remaining
counties should be cast for the repub-
lican ticket, there would not be enough
OF them TO wipe out one half of the ma
jority already assured. He says that
in the congressional districts fusion
candidates have certainly been success
full in the Third, Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh. However, he does not con-
cede the remaining three TO have been
carried by the republicans
Chairman Breidenthal, Of the peoples
party committee, makes about the same
claims as Chairman Jonea
FIRST DISTRICT.
LEAvEswoRTH, Nov. 10.-The returns
from the county precincts are still in
complete, but the fusion state ticket
carries in this county by about 1000
TROY, Nov. lin Doniphan county
the Weaver electoral ticket gets g2l
majority. Smiths majority is 9ss, u
republican gain. For congress- Brode-
rick gets SO2 majority, loss OF 1913 from
congressional fusion vote of 1900.
HoLToN, Nov. l0.-In Jackson county
the Harrison electoral ticket got $50
majority. Smiths majority Is 27s, a
gain Of $50 over the ma jority Of Ives in
1890 For congress Frederick gets 800
majority, gain Of $50 from congress
sional fusion vote of 1890.
WAhEsO, Nov l0.-In Pottawatomie
county the Harrison electoral ticket |
gets o5 majority; Smiths majority Is
about 100; republican majority 800 |
For congress Broderick gets 90 ma jority.
HIAwATnA, Nov. 10-Complete re- |
turns from Brown county give Harrison |
300 weaver z'loo' smith, 1904; Lew
cling, Ais; BrodericlS, 1855; Close,
l,9la
'oNp piSIhor.
fAoLA' NOV. IA full vote in
Miami county gives the following ma
70 weaver, W. W. n Harris, l7o;
~. L. moore iosi rarker' Tor senate,
ioti remington Tor representative, 402
ofrAwA' NOV lo.-ln Franklin coun-
.he weaver eiectoral ticket gets 200 |
majority Leweihngs majority Is l76,
TOSS OF ooV Votes from the majority OF
ives IN ievo' FOR congress Moore gets
Soo majority y 1888 OF $50 from the con-
gressiohai iuson vote OF 1890 On SEN
-. suI icy ,ois..Ve tickets the aver
Ia -"''on o"na'u@Veh Is
n, .-ur No. IN s..,
conntv over IswsIi,nD hn eali, 1s tne
io.ity unors,s n,aSay soouS ioV ma
l. m w p..,'p ove, fuhsVon
sI.c,sd go .anatnr s; puo ,ie was
ono nv 49, ' A'h oiS'ric' oy
1880 e. No ~ u,
VI. WsaoSat,n ~ 10 .son car
rs,s ass Frn.,oO 90 go ,o 10 nnsnony
e., asS p,,ok ~ ~ aru ouu
oson i,oo, puenan oauly beaten
snu y, n ., iayior' Tue coiored demo-
es"'' n,o no. run as wen as was expect
co. Inc fuslonists send the senator
ana TWO out OF three representatives to