Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-12

elected In the Second district by 5000
TO 1000 majority. The populists will
have control of the lower house OF the
legislature and probably OF the senate.
Long term senators were elected who
have a vote in the session Of 1896 for
United States senator to succeed
Senator Wolcott. OF the seventeen
long term senators chosen, the populists
have elected ten or twelve, and posi-
bly, more
Iowa.
In 1888 Iowa gave Harrison Ell. 500 Cleveland
i7p,s77 Streeter, olO6, Fisk, $3.50 Total vote.
t0i,i3o Rep plurality, sl.7sl
DIES MONIES, To-, Nov. 10.-Thc re
turns SO far as received indicate re-
publican majority of %, 900 in Iowa on
electors The state ticket runs little
behind. The republicans elect con-
gressmen in ten of the eleven districts.
Walter l. Hayes, OF the Second district
Is the only democrat elected. The peo-
pies party vote will reach $1,000 md
the prohibition vote 5000.
| Nebraska.
In 1888 NEBRASKA gave Harrison 1884
Cleveland. sJ.bS3: Streeter I,2s6. Fisk ~
Total vote, 302,6j2 hep plurality. T,SiS
OMAHA, Nov. 10.-Crounze, rep, will
have q small plurality for governor, rs
will the rest of republican state ticket.
Bryan, dem, is returned from the First
district by less than 100 plurality. Mer-
cier, rep is elected in Second by about
500. The Third district is in doubt
Hainer, rep, is elected in the Fourth
by 1000 plurality. McKeighan, pop
dem, carries the Fifth by 1000 major
ity. KEN, pop, carries the Sixth by q
small plurality. The legislature will
be populist-democratic.
LINCOLN, Neb, Nov TO- --Rcpublicans
make gains throughout the state. In
dependents fall of. Harrison electors
and republican state ticket elected by
at least 10000 plurality. Atleast three
republican congressman elected Bryan,
dem., elected in First district by less
than 100.
Kansas.
In 1888 KANSAS gave Harrison 49,. 9oE Oevc-
land, lO2,7i5 Strecter. 37.7Is. Fisk. 6779. Total
vote. 3A, 13S Rep plurality. 80
ToPEKA, Nov. lot Will probably
require the official count to determine
the result OF the election In Kansas to
the satisfaction 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 majority over L. D. Lew
cling of 5S4.
lie 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.
The returns show that George I. An
thony, republican candidate for con-
gresham at large, has run up even
with his ticket, so that IL Smith is
elected governor 1t is probable that he
too will be elected. This is, in a nut
shell, the claims that the republicans
finally make.
Chairman Jones of the democratic
state central committee claims to have
received returns from ninety of the LOG
counties which show majority for the
fusion state and electoral ticket APP
proximating $4,000. 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 Jones
Connecticut.
In 1883 CoNHEcTIcUT gavo Harrison u, ISL
Cleveland Ne21; Streetcr, 2iI Fisk. t,eSt To-
tai vote. l52918 Dem plurality. aS6
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. l0.-The vote
in this state, with one town missing.
gives Cleveland, 81, 4Os; Harrison, II, $50;
Weaver, 1894; scattering, 1.005. Cleve-
lands plurality, 5,417; four years
ago it was 1856. The entire demo-
cratic ticket is probably elected,
the vote on governor being:
Morris, dem, 5000; Merwin, rep, TO-