The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-04-06
KANSAS ELECTIONS.
Returns from the Contests Held In tt
Cities Throughout tho State.

Returns from the Contests Held In t0s
Cities Throughout tho State.
PIrTsBURG. April 4-The elec ion here yes
terday was a quiet one. Four tickets were in
the field, the republican citizens, populist ana
prohibition Tho Fourth ward has always
been the populist stronghold, but the entire re-
publican ticket was elected. DR.. c. A Fisher
receiving ia MAORI y for member of the board
OF education Robert Robyn, republican candi-
date for treasurer Of tho board of education,
received .arge majority, carrying every ward
in the city. But one democrat was elected
w ICHITA, April 4.-The election here yester
day was the Quietest ever known The repuo'
Hcans had the only regular ticket in the field,
though the opposition put out candidates IN
three wards With one exception the repub-
licans elected every member of the council
and school board, the exception being candt.
date for the council against whom democrats,
populists, Christian Endeavor society and
Temperance Alliance combined The woman
vote was hardly appreciable.
ATCHIsoN, April 4-Complete returns from
all the precincts OF the city show that the re-
publicans have elected their entire ticket, with
the exception Of two democratic candidates for
ten and the other seven votes The election
was the Quietest in years
LAwRENCE April 4-The republican ticket
was elected in Lawrence yesterday. There was
no opposition to the regular republican NOM
1neeS, except in the Fifth ward. where the re-
publican candidate was successful by forty-one
votes. The vote was very light and very few
women went to the polls.
LEAvENwORTH, April 4.-The municipal cleo
tion here yesterday resulted in signal victory
for republicans They elected five out Of six
ouncilmen, two justices of the peace and two
consta bles. Democrats get one justice and one
constable; five of six school board members
elected are republicans.
OLATHE April 4.-The election In this city
yesterday being only for minor off1ces, only so
20 nj w pOllad and hu
little interest was taken The republicans
elected evers candidate over citizens ticket
except one constable. by good mai rites
EMPoRIA, April 4.-The city election passed
of quietly here yesterday. all the nominees for
oflc IS being republicans and therefore no op-
position although in some wards more than
one candidate was in the field
GIRARD. April 4.-Entire republican city
ticket elected also proposition to build 81, 0oO
school house carried.
SENECA, April 4-The election passed OF
very quietly here to-day, republicans electing
the city ticket The republicans lost coun-
Gilman in the first ward and tie on councilman
in the second ward
GARDEN CITY, April 4-The republicans
carried this citJ yesterday by their usual ma
iorities, except one member OF the city council
and one member OF the school board, who were
defeated upon personal grounds
Ell DORADO, Ap IL 4.-There were two tickets
in the field in this city yesterday, republican
anu citiZenS anu tne republicans maoe aimoSt
a clean sweep. electing eight out Of eleven can
dida!e5.
OTTAWA. April 4.-There was no contest in
tie city election here, and it consequently
passe OF quietly. The prohibitionists and re-
publicans ere the only tickets in the field.
The republicans elected all members of the
council and school board. The ladies voted
pretty generally. The Australian system was
used
NJ oRAN, April 4-The city election here
passed of quietl y, resulting in the reelection
of Joshua Rumbet, ths non-part isan candidate
for mayor.
FORT SCOTT. April TT he city election in
this city yesterday resulted in divided honors
for the democrat and republicans The dem
ocrats elected two councilmen and the repub-
licans three. Ths woman vote was over one.
third Of the entire vote which was light