People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-08

elected and about whose success there
was doubt is Alexander Warner, of the
Baxter Springs district in Cherokee
county.
The only democratic member of tn,
house elected so far as known is from
Ellis county.
Shawnee county, with two small pre-.
elncts to hear from, gives republican
plurality of $3.50 republican gain OF
764.
At Leavenworth it is now estimated
that Congressman Broderick, repub.
lican, has been safely reelected over
II. c. Solomon, fusionist.
At Atchison the republicans elected
their entire ticket in Atchison county.
Morrill's plurality is ZIG. His majority
over both other candidates is ISL, and
Frederick has small majority.
In jackson county. with three small
precincts, estimated, Morrill, and the
whole state ticket has 625 plurality,
and Broderick's majority is $50. Dick
son, republican, was elected repre-
sentative in the Thirty-ninth district
by IT'S majority, while Robinson, re-
publican, in the Thirty-eight district.
has 467 plurality.
Judge 0. L. Miller. of Kansas CITY.
Kan, the republican candidate for
congress in the Second district, is con-
tdent of a plurality of 5000 over Mayor
+. A. Willard, of Argentine, the popu-
list candidate.
Full returns from Bourbon county
give Morrill, 1900, Lewelling, 1850,
overmyer S50-a republican gain of
$50. For congressman-at-large, r. w.
Blue beat w. A. Harris 427. For con-
gressmen from this district, Miller
(rep.( has 4s2 plurality. The repub-
licans elected two legislators.
Complete returns from Franklin
county show that all the republican
nominees were elected by an average
majority of about 400, with the posi-
bic exception of one commissioner
which the pOpulists claim.
Thirteen of the largest counties in
the Seventh district gave Long, repub-
hcan' majority of 1873 over Simpson.
Chairman Harlan claims Longs cleo
ton by 1000.
AT Hutchinson the returns thus far
received from the county show a ma
Jority for Morrill, of over 600. Long
has carried the county by over 700.
while the whole republican ticket goes
In by majOrities ranging from $50 to
ZOO.
Newton gave Morrill, 746, Overmyer
lO4 and Lewelling 9O3; Blue 734, Lowe
"a and Harris 1874; Long 764 and Simp-
son PSF. The entire county ticket will
be republican by majorities ranging
from 400 to ZOO The suffrage amend
ment has been defeated in the city by
300 to ST..
Wichita complete gives Morrill, 1859.
Lewelling 1897, Overmyer 1927, Picker
ing l54, Long 2,535, Simpson 1,634. For
the amendment, 1893: against, 2,63s. In
1892 this city gave Smith 2,74O, Level.
ling 1900. Fourteen precincts outside
OF the city give Morrill, 76S, Lewelling
Sl4, Long S37, Simpson l,O11. Long
will carry Sedgwick county by $50. In
1892 Simpson had a majority of 1886.
Lewelling'smajority in Pawnee coun-
ty is So, Harris }, Simpsons 1O2: nup-
fer's, for representative, Is. The pop
ulist county ticket is elected by major
tiles ranging from 100 to $50
Calderhead will carry the Fifth dis
trict by plurality. DIR. c. w. Bran
denburg, democratic candidate, received
rs votes in Frankfort, his home, against
30 votes for Overmyer and the balance
OF the democratic ticket.
At Topeka-Congressman Curtis has
been returned to congress by ma
lority over Scott, populist of at least
5000, and later returns may increase
this.
Complete returns from Usage county
except two precincts give Lewelling,
governor, and Scott, congressman,
about 200 majority. The populists
elect both Representatives from this
county.
No satisfactory returns have been re-
ceived from the vote on the woman
suffrage amendment. The politicians
think the amendment has been defeat
ed, but say. the vote is so close that
more accurate information than is now
at hand will be needed to decide.