Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
AS TO THE COUNTY TICKETS
Republicans Victorious in Most Gases and
Populists in Few
LANCASTER LEADS THE LINE WELL
Election ut the Capital City Conferred
on sheriff and Clerk of
the District
Court.

night between the republicans and inde-
pendents centered on candidates for sheriff
and clerk Of the district court. The repub
licans nominated Sam E. Low for clerk and
John Trompen Of Hickman for sheriff. The
independents and democrats named Fred Mil
Ter and Elias Baker, present incumbents, for
the offices of sheriff and clerk respectively.
Trompen's plurality is 722 and Lows 1,2l6 in
city and county. Returns from forty-two out
Of fifty-two precincts give the rest of the
county ticket total votes as follows: Coff for
treasurer, ALAG; Polly 1,456; Whitman, 1851.
For county clerk the same precincts give
Trimble, 1893; Walters, 1854; Spence, 794;
Gilbert, 1876. Beckman, county commissioner,
elected, 4,725.
LINWOOD, Neb., Nov. 6.-(Specal)-
Election passed off very quietly. The weather
was fine and early in the forenoon unu-
sually large vote was predicted but only 80
per cent Of the voters in the township ap
peared at the polls. The republicans show
heavy gains and elected their township ticket
entire, except road overseer for this district.
Norval received a majority of all votes cast
for supreme judge. County district super
visor fell to the lot Of the democrats, they
electng their man by two votes.
TECUMSEH, Neb Nov. 6.-(Special.)-
The republican victory in johnson county is
immense and far beyond contemplation. The
republican county ticket was elected entire,
the pluralities ranging from 225 to 800. The
| ticket: Clerk, w. A. Campbell; treasurer,
T. p. Renshaw; Judge, H. W. Brandon;
sheriff, w. H. Woolsey; superintendent of
public instruction, e. E. Young; clerk of
district court, c. B. Hosick; surveyor, w. l..
Dunlap; coroner DR.. Charles Zegler; COM
| missioner, d. r. Ostrander. Goold and Nor
| rill for regents receive fully 45O plurality.
In addition to this, it is safe to say that the
opposition did not elect over half dozen road
| supervisors or two assessors over the
| county. In fact, all precinct offices go to re-
| publicans
wAHoo, Neb., Nov 6.-(Special)-
! election passed off quietly yesterday. Party
| lines were ignored on some of the candidates.
| =. b. Olson, populist candidate for treasurer,
| was elected by over 700 over Johnson, the
! republican nominee. w. w. Alt, candidate
, for surveyor, and George Buck, candidate for
| sheriff, each beat the populist candidates by
| over 800 votes. p. j. Carey, for clerk of the
district court, and S. E. Clark, for suparin
tendent, both popust, were each elected by
| over 300. L. E. Gruver, republican nominee
| for judge, leads Fuller, populist, by about $50.
Anderson, republican, for coroner, leads
| Way, populist, by about 250. Westrand re-
publican, for county clerk. leads the other
candidates by $50. The democrats, did not
| figure in the contest to any great extent, ex-
| cept on commissioner and county judge, and
| Thomson, the democratic nominee for COM
missioner of the Second district, was elected
by about 200 votes over Malay populist, but
| Hilkison, their nominee for judge, was third
| man in the race
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Nov 6.-(Special)
The election on county officers resulted as
! follows: Clerk district court, John Allan
! (rep); county Judge, NJ. T. Carlow rep);
| sheriff, George p. Dean (repD; coroner,
Mylss ]. Gahan Gep); treasurer, william
| Thomssen (pop); county clerk, z. B. Park
ridge (rep); surveyor, A. C. Koenig Gep);
county superintendent, Maynard Sphinx. The
| republicans Will also have clear majority
| in the county board.
| HASTINGS, Neb., Nov 6.-(Special.)- AT
an early hour this morning nineteen pre-
cincts have been heard from, which give
Harris for sheriff, 1,46O; Often, 1,563; for
county clerk Blgelow, 1885, .Carkins, 1920;
| treasurer, Lyman, 1,75S; Reader, 1922;
clerk district court Maxwell, 1,444; Lynn,
| l,616. The republicans have conceded that
they will come out with only county super
intendent, coroner county surveyor, and pos
sibly treasurer, with three precincts to be
heard from. The populist and democratic
fusion ticket have county clerk, clerk of dis
trict court and sheriff.
DUNCAN, Neb., Nov 6.-(Special) )-Total
vote cast here 109, with following candidates
in the lead: County judge, Kilian; county
clerk, Graf; county treasurer. Elliott sheriff,
Kavanaugh clerk district court, Speice;
county superintendent, Rotheutner; sur
veyor Rossiter; coroner, Ayars; supervisors
districts and 7, Lisco, Virgins; township
clerk, Kozlowski; treasurer j. Gerber; JUS
tice of the peace. D. c. Owen. The town
no local republican candidates in the field.
The petitioners are in the majority.
EXETER, Neb., Nov. 6.-(Special)-Th
election passed off very quietly in this place
and the only strife was between several Of the
| candidates for overseer Of highways. The
entire republican ticket in Exeter township
was elected by good majoritLes, with the
exception of assessor. which went to the
democrats by small majority. The popu-
| lists were not in ii at all this year. The
republicans also elected the supervisor in
district No. /, Exeter and Liberty. This
was a hard fight and the republicans are
Justly proud of their success.
FREMONT, Nov. 6.-(Special) 1.-The result
of the election in Dodge county is a surprise
to the democrats. For the first time in years
the republicans have a good part of the
county ticket. Full returns from all thC
precincts in the county except three anC
partial returns from them show the election
of Shiverley (rep), clerk of circuit court, by
; 900 over Harms (dem.). Kreader Gep.
) defeats Chapman (dem) for sherif by 500
. On the county clerk the result is very closC
and may require the official count to decide
On the face of the returns Manville (rep.) IL
two votes ahead. Plambeck (dem.) is prob
ably elected county judge, but his election il
; not concsded. Andrews rep) is elected sur
veyor. All that the democrats have saveC
2 of county officers is Nelson, who defeated
MISS Clark by a large majority. Result OF
I city ticket: Supervisor, Reynolds Gep)
! 654; Mead Gep), 676; Balduff (dem.), 573
| Hansen (dem.), 433. Assessor, Gibson Crep)
: Sl6 Stanford (dem), 3T3. Justices of tn
peace, Dame rep0, G3S; Wintersteen (dem.)
III; Van Anda (rep.), 545; Hun (dem.), 443
Constables Peterson (rep), $40; Showalte
D Gep), $685. Noe (dem), SEQ; Dierks (dem)
4S9.
a NELSON, Neb., Nov. 6.-(Speclal Tele
gram) )--Populst county ticket is elected b,
) | majorites ranging from thirty to 275, wit
| the exception OF county Judge Frank Lon
" Qep), reelected by twenty majority.
STANTON, Neb. Nov. Especial )-Th
official canvass of the vote has been mad
and shows the election Of the entire Tepubli
can ticket by pluralitles ranging from four t
T 400. The campaign was one OF the hardes
= fought political battles in the history OF tn
3 county, and republicans are jubilant. At tn
G last moment the populists threw their vote t
= the democrats and completed the defeat. Tn
vote on regents give the republicans 545
democrats 400, populsts 172. NOryals plu
rality over Maxwell is 2O4. Evans carried tn
v county over Maxwell for district Judge b
IS sixiy-one plurality.
3 WAYNE, Neb Nov. G.-tspeclal Tel5
l. ram.l-The democrats elected the followin
a officers; County clerk, 5. b. Russell; sh5rf
Ed Reynolds; treasurer. Phil II. Kohl; con
j. missioner, Ed Cullsn, The republicans eecte
p county judge, e. Martin; superintendent
z. Myra Fletcher; clerk OF the district cour
. Bert Brown coroner, j. r. GaertneT; SUI