The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-05

Ialrly, IN SO far as they coulG
catch on TO their methods. Their vigi
lence saved them for every time the OF
position made an attempt at their fin
handed monkey work they were detected
and made TO walk the straight line A
an early hour carriages we're driving t
aud fro in every direction, and every bod
realized that hot fight was TO be fought
Long before the polls opened the fusion
strikers were on hand and when the Re
publican workers came up the opposition
| began to Josh" them, but the Repub.
Hcans winked the other eye, as much q;
to say ''he who laughs last laughs best. ,
EARLY VOTING.
Both sides got out their votes early and
| for few hours i'll the morning it wa:
ha-d to tell which had the best Of the
battle so far, but at noon the Republican:
| were showing IN votes at the rate Of three
! TO one and from that on they plunged the
! fusionists deeper aud deeper in the soup
The women voted more regularly than the
men and in several precincts nearly every
woman who had registered cast their ballot
Most of them, however, went away from
the polls cross, and loud in their denouu.
was particularly true OF the Re- ublIcau
women who willingly voted but regretted
that they had TO do it from compulsion for
it was the original intention Of the Popu
lists to carry the election by the votes OF
their women.
THE ANTI BRIBERY LAW
Douglass auti-bribery law worked like
charm. 1t worked that way because the
Republicans insisted on giving it a fair
test. There is no doubt but what the op-
position violated it on some occasions, but
they were watched too closely to violate it
to any extent. 1t did not demonstrate
by any means that the Dem-Pops
were honest, but it did demonstrate that
they could be made honest by little Wig
Hence on the part of the Republicans
Very few cigars were given out, no drin ks
to amount to anything and whatever lit
tie money was passed was given by the
fusionists. Altogether the law was a pro-
nounced success.
THE VOTE BY PRECINCTS.
First ward, First precint:-For mayor,
l. NJ. Cox IA Aldrch 162: for council
man First ward, J. X. SAWYER 1885, Nor
Ecth isO, lOt sGuOOl L IESb "dru, a.
II Black 164, Singleton 143; for justices of
the peace, Bruce l.. keenan, IS. Redfeld
10. G. ". e. Jones JOB, Ash ct. 5. n.
Tucker 81 McCandless 10; for constables,
Thomas Voss 90, 6. VI. Green 102, Sam
Jones 81, Ratliff 123, Meyers los, Har-
rah o.
First ward, second precinct:-For may
or, L. NJ. Cox 2233, .Aldrieh III; for coun-
Gilman First ward J. X. Sawyer PIC,
So
j. H. Black 257, Singleton 1913; for just ices
of the peace. Bruce l.. keenan, 147, Red
field l34, O. W. c. Jones 155, Ash rs, 5.
VI. Tucker 40. McCandless I23; for con-
stables, Thomas Voss 80, Ratiitf 13I, G..
NJ. Green al, Meyers III, Sam Jones 154,
Harrah 107.
First ward. Third precinct:-For mayor,
L. NJ. Cox, 81, Aldrich, iS6; for council
man First ward, j. X. Sawyer, 300; Nor
gan, 1853; for school board, First ward, J.
H. Black 30, Singleton 202; for justices OF
the peace Bruce l. keenan, $50; Redfield
146, g. W. C. Jones 49, Ash Isl, 5. VI.
Tucker rs, McCandIess ia1; for cousaa-
bles, Thomas Voss 13l, Ratliff l46, O. NJ.
Green 1873, Meyers l39, Sam Jones lis,
Harrah 1913
Second ward: First precinct: For mayor,
/. NJ. Cox 2g9, Aldrich 200; Tor councilman
Second ward, c. o. Alberts 30. Scott, 231;
for school board Second ward, j. l. Powell
800 Bean 203; for justices OF the peace,
Bruce l.. Keenan, ls3, Redfeld al. u. ".
{. Jones 1917, Ash Ia, s. NJ. Tucker 1874,
McCandle>s 133; for onstables, Thomas
Voss pol Ratliff 147. G. NJ. Green l9l, My
ers 126 Sam Jones rs, Harrah l22.
Second ward: Second preciuct:-For
l.. VI. Cox. 221, Aldrich, III; for council
man Second ward, c. O. Alberts 222, Scott
10; for school board Second ward. J. L.
Powell pa, Bean lis; for justices OF the
peace. Bruce l.. keenan, 131. RedfieId 81.
u. ". c. Jones, l4l, Ash SC :. NJ Tucker
1873, AcCaHdiess 20; for constables. Thos.
Voss l37. Ratfiff 3, e. N. Green III, Ny
ers 3. sam Jones l39. Harrah 65
Second ward: Third precinct:-For
mayor, L. NJ. Cox pa, Aldrich i55; for
councilman Second ward C.. q. Alberts
265, Scott IA; foz school board Second
ward, J. l. Powell 25S. Bean 80; for just
ices Of the peace, Bruce l. keenan, 155,
Redfeld 10. q. " c. Jones 159. Ash 10,
:. NJ Tucker l5S, McCandless loo; for Coz
Green To-, Myers los, Sam Jones l56. Har-
rah 157.
Tj,ird ward. First preci nct:-For mayor,
l. II. Cox 29S. Aldrich 80: for councilmen
Third ward. J. H Mccall 2S6, Dorsey 10
for school board Third ward, j. +. d.
Casey 21i, Van Nuys 151; for justices of
the peace, Bruce l. Keenan, IsS Redfield
49,
Tucker Is6, McCandlis loo; for constables
Thomas Vo>, 295, RAtlI1f rs. q. II. Green
l95, Myers 7o5, sam Jones lS3, Hsrrah %.
Third ward. S-coDd precinct:-For may
or. L u. Cox i51, AidTicb Is; for council
men Third ward. }. N. Mccall Isl, Dor
sey 49,; for school board Thi.d ward, J. T
y. Casey I5T, Van Nuys 49,: for justices of
the peace, Bruce l. keenan, i02. Redfeld
lot, q. W < Jones l04, Ash g. NJ
Tucker l0I, McCandiess loo; for coasta-
bIes, Thomas Eoss I61 RatIIE - q VI
Green l01, Myers los. Sam Jones p. Har-
IA d So
Third ward. third precigct:-For mayor,
L NJ. Cox 81, Aldrich 80, for eounciluen
Third ward. j. H. Mccall BIS Dorsey Isl:
for school board TAiri ward, J T D.
Casey SIS, Van Mugs -; for justices Of
the peace, Bruce L hee4Au IL, Redield
165, q. ". c. Jones 2o1, Ash ls4. ) NJ
Iucker Ia,5, AcCABdl eSs iSS, Tor cousTa-
bleS. Thomas Eass 80. RAtiifT les &c u
Green Pa, Myers IsS. sam Jones $50, HaE-
rah al
Fourth ward, first precinct---For mayor,
l. n Cox a4s. sidrtcb I3i, for council
man. Paul Aeliiager 15I, StIles rs; for
school board, FL GT3laberg Isl. fuller l-5,
for justices Of rae peacs. Brace l. Keenan,
I51. Resifi-ld T07. 81 W & Jones 10. Asa
81, ;. NJ Tucker rs. McCau3ie-s -; for
coastables. Thomas Noss Ia, EAtLlh "a.
Il. ". Green as. aarr2A -, sam Jones
ls2 Myers ia
Fourth ward. Second precinct.-Fa-
mayor, l. n. Cox S<sa AlGrjCh rs for
FoGrth ward, Paai Aeiiin-
ger III Sites Ia; ior school board Feur1h
ward. Ed Goldberg as TG4s< 70. for
justices OF the peac~. Bruce I Keenan,
IS. Redfield 80, c W c .To1es "a. Asa
ia. ! NJ Tucker is. Acscsadie~s III; fsr
Taos Eo-s X, RasEsd IL .
u Ef-~- -
Ha-rah IL
Fourth ward, Third pgecinct--Fo7
mayer, L. NJ Cox, IS Ai5r3ch, Al: for
councilman Fourth ward, Paul NeilaE4r.
IS. Sites, Ia, for school board Feurra
ward, "a Goldberg. - Taiser, 1ss. for