The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-12-08
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
The Vote for Judges.


The state board of canvassers met at
Topeka and made the following official
declaration of the result of the election
in the several judicial districts of the
state:
Tenth district-E h GIN. populist 1881:
sperry Baker, republican. i,ss3: John 7. Bur
gis. democrat 3asa plurality for Burris. Lisa
Fifteenth district-Cyrus Heren, pop, 6O36
F. J. knight, rep, 5.6as: Charles H Nicholas,
dem. 7S& plurality for Heren. $50
Sixteenth district-Fred s Hatch. pop. dem.
1877: s W. Vandivert, rep, 1871: majority for
vandivert 81
Seventeenth district-A. c. 7. GeiSer. pop,
as53 George A Spaulding. rep. 3.3ls G. Webb
Bertram dem. 1919; plurality for Geiger. Aa
Nineteenth district J. E Haskell, pop dem.
e.l0O: J. A. Brunette. rep, 2,lS2: majority for
Burnette r.
Twentieth district-John H Bailey, pop
dem, 3,ao3: Anse X Clark, rep-ind 8 s's' ma
jority for Clark So
Twenty first district-W. H Polack. pop.
2e46: r. b. Spi,lman. rep. 49b: Samuel Kim
BILE, dem, I.Oai: plurality for Spiilman, l.sSA
Thirtieth district-R- A. Levitt pop. 2.sO6;
r F. Thompson rep 1874: Charles A. Hitler
dem. All: plurality for Thompson. 1863
Thirty first district-F. NJ. Davis pop dem (,
40: F. C. Price. rep, 1.6; majority for Price
2e6
l.
443: W. E. Hutchinson, rep. 573: A b. Reeves
dem. $50: plurality for Hutchinson. l3l
Thirty third district-J E. Andrews, pop /,
LTD j. s Caldwell. rep. I,es6 majority for
Andrews 90
Thirty fourth district w. Wilcoxson,
pop. 2, -: Charles W. Smith. rep, :.59I: NJ E.
Thorpe, dem. l79 plurality for Smith. l5O.
Thirty fifth district-J W. Fitzgerald. pop,
dem 400: William Thomson, rep 5,i4': mo-
iority for Thomson 5I7
A Sad Case.
Crazed by the continued dissipation
of her husband, Mrs John Slower. OF
Argentine. attempted to end her life
the other night by swallowing rough
on rats. She also gave some to her
two-year-old daughter. Neighbors dis
covered the woman's condition shortly
after she had taken the poison and
promptly summoned medical aid The
physicians found the victims writing
in agony and the husband lying on the
floor too drunk to realize what had
happened. There were hopes of saving
the mother and child.
Bows In Submission.
The Missouri Pacific railroad com.
pany has notified the state board OF
railroad commissions that it will com
ply with the recent rulings of the board
reducing the rate on agricultural i'm.
plements from 321s cents per hundred
to 231s cents per hundred from the
Missouri river to Wichita. 1t is thought
that the action of the MISSOURI Pacific
will force the other roads to a compli-
ance with the order.
Klockson Found.
George KlocksOn, the Fort Scott mer.
chant and grand treasurer of the
Knights of Honor of Kansas. who mys-
teriously disappeared from home two
months ago, has been identified in a
hospital at San Francisco, Cal. He haG
been injured in a railroad wreck and
was taken to the hospital for treat
ment. How he got to California is
mystery as his mind is apparently
blank.
An Illegal Adjournment.
Judge Riner has decided that the ad.
journment of the October term of the
United States district court at Leaven
worth by Judge Foster, to meet jointly
with the circuit court at Topeka, was
illegal, and unless special session is
called none of the criminal cases pend
ing can he tried before the April term
No More Free Shipments.
The Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific
railways have notified the railroad com.
missiOners and other state authorities
that no more seed wheat will be carried
to Western Kansas farmers unless the
regular charges are paid. The com.
panies claim that the time for sowing
wheat is now passed.
Refused Certificate.
The state board of election commits
sioners decided not to issue a certificate
of ection to John l.. Cook. who re-
resentative to the legislature in Cove
county. because no special election had
been called by the governor.
The Kansas Exhibit.
The Kansas board of worlds fair
commissioners recently shipped that
portion of the Kansas exhibit which
can be preserved. to Topeka. and it will
be placed in a room adjoining the Goss
exhibit in the state house.
New Party Wanted.
W. +. Rightmire, of Topeka, has is
sued call for conference at St Louis
March 20 to organize a new party.
Rightmire called the conference in 1890
at Cincinnati which gave birth to the
peoples party.
A bad. bad Man.
Charles j. Byles, freight agent of the