The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-03

Female Vote Was Light Except in the
Third ward--Returns by Precincts.
For Mayor
l.. NJ. Cox. ............... Republican
For City Attorney
George W. Adams, Republican
For City Clerk
c. 5. Smith. Republican
For City Treasurer
Finlay Ross. Republican
For Justices
G. W. c. Jones. Republican
w. T. Walker .-..-........ Republican
A. a Glenn. -..-.........-.. Democrat
For Constables-
Thomas Noss. Republican
Joseph Macy Republican
J. +. Russell. Republican
For Councilmen by Wards
First. Is. SAWYER Republican
Second-J. w. Shuts. Republican
Third. l.. Francis. Citizen
Fourth-W b. Throckmorton Rep
Fifth. NJ. Handley Republican
SlXth-James Burton. Democrat
For School Board
F'irst-S. Il. Herman. Republican
Second-W F. Shell. Republican
Third-C. T. Ratliff 800. Republican
Fourth-E. ii. Anawalt. Republican
Fifth. G. Dorsey. 49,. Republican
SiXth-E- w. Hawk Gong term .Citz
Sixth-T. O. Hoss fshort term. Rep.
The above are the winners in the
election yesterday
Four Republicans went to defeat yes
terday on the city ticket and twenty
were elected. This is not bad for an
off year and taking into consideration
the over confidence of Republicans.
Judge Glenn, the citizens candidate
for justice of the peace, beat d. T..
Fuller, the Republican candidate. 1t
was caused by the personal popularity
OF Mr.. Glenn and not on account of any
fault on the part Of ID. +. Fuller, the
Republican candidate.
j. III. Mccall was beaten for re-elec-
ton in the Third ward b. the citizens
candidate, Mr. Francis. This was due
to the fact that Mr.. Mccall had been
unable to get around among his friends
during the campaign on account of
broken leg. This in itself could not
beat him but he had some political
enemies in his own party that aided in
his defeat
James Burton. the citizens candidate,
beat w. z. Cleveland for the council in
the Sixth ward. There is not nicer or
cleaner man in town than w. +.
Cleveland but he is no politician and
the Sixth ward is a field where political
battles must be fought scientifically.
The fact is Mr. Cleveland realized sew
eral days ago that he could not carry
the ward without adopting methods
which he would not do. This by no
means indicates that Mr.. Burton did
not make a fair campaign; he is simply
a better politician and mixer than Mr.. /
Cleveland.
In the Fourth ward Mr.. RatIiff for
of the school board came with
in an ace of being defeating by Mr. /
who was regarded the I
strongest man on the Republican tick
ct. He was elected by eighteen votes. I
The vote was very light and were it !
not for the fact that the Eagle kept
pounding the Importance of a general
Republican turn out into the heads of
over confident Republicans at least
three more Republican candidates
would be defeated. If its warning was
fully instead Of partially needed the
entire Republican ticket would have .
been elected.
done yesterday afternoon some more .
political graves would be occupied in 3
the Republican side.
The woman vote was not heavy CX-
cept in the Third ward where for some .
reason, they turned out in large num-
bers.
The following is the vote by wards
FIRST WARD.
First precinct-Cox 123. Parkinson 80.
Adams l04. Gordon 80. Smith 81. Getto
a.. Ross 159. Sawyer 90. Calhoun e..
Herman lo5, EXton u. Jones IS. Walker
50, Fuller 81. Ash so McCandlesS 20.
Glenn go FosS 81, Macy IS. Russell G3.
kensler SO, Cline 81. Zimmerman 81
Second precinct-Cox 1iS. Parkinson Z
-, Adams l29, Gordon So. Smith 13I. Get
- - a.
Herman 126. EXton 10. Jones 81, Walk
er 81. Ash IS, McCandless 63. Glenn 6S.
Noss 107. Macy 81, Russell -, kensler
63. Cline Al. Zimmerman 50.
Third precinct-CuX 1S9 Parkinson
los. Adams 1Se, Gordon -, Smith III.
Getto "a, Ross 27s. Sawyer 100, Cal
houn SO. Herman 205. EXton II. Jones
Fuller 123, Glenn So. Ross 100. Kensler
IS. Macy 121, Cline so, Russell 10I.
IS
SECOND WARD
First precinct-CoX lJi. Parkinson
96, Adams 1872. Gordon l0l, Smith 137,
Gettn }U3. Ross 23S. ShultZ 222. Schell
1876. Vineyard -. Jones ll3. Walker l02.
Fuller ~, Ash 60. McCandless a.. Glenn
90. Noss 12I. Macy 9s. Russell 80 Ken
sler IS. Cline 90. Zimmerman ~.
Second preciuct-CoX III, Parkinson
81. Adams 1o6. Gordon 80 Smith 105.
Getto Ga, Ross los. Shultz 16l. Scheil
los, Wingard 81. Jones a. Ash 81.
Walker SO. McCandless 10 Fuller 80.
Glenn 81, VOss s.. Kensler IS. Macy
s.. Cline 70, Russell IS. Zimmerman A..
Third precinct-CoX 156 Parkinson IS
: dams 139. Gordon 50. Smith li6. Getto
&c. Ross 222. Shuts 9l6. Shell I55. Win
gard -. Jones 100. Walker -. Fuller 30.
ASH %. McCandless g.. Glenn IS. Noss
Is. Macy 80. Russell 81, kensler %,
Cline %. Zimmerman %
THIRD WARD
First precinct-Cox I55, Parkinson I02. !
Adams i52. Gordon -, Smith 14g GettQ
-, Ross 24S, Mccall 127. Francis lie
Rathf 1879. Alexander i0.. Jones l05.
Ash 81. Walker 81. McCandless IS, Full
Ter rs Glenn -. NoSS l24. NenSler - .
Macy n, Cline Is, Russell -. thinner
man IS.
Second precinct-CoX 49, Parkinson
IS. Adams 20. Gordon 80. Smith 20. Get
to g.. Ross l3e. Mccall -, Frances 66,
Rarliff %, Alexander IS. Jones -6S. Ash
=. Walker -, McCandless a. Fuller
Macy ~. Cline Sc. Russell 81. thinner
man y.
Third precinct-Cox 49,. Parkinson ia
Adams 20 Gordon $50. Smith pcs Getto
az Ross ga. Mccall 15s. Francis 90
2atiiE Isl. Alexander I9e. Jones ii6. I
" alher l3ti. Fuller ll9. Ash us. Nc
= ndleSs III. Glenn lac. Noss li6. Macy
=. RuSs0n ~, kensleT lls. Cline. LIS.
"a
FOURTH WARD
First precinci-Cox I3p. Parkinson
y. Adams PA Gordon Is. Smith l2s.
-ietto n Ross 204. ThrockmoTton la.
So, AnnSwalt 1872. Jones -
Walker IL Fuller -. Ash 80. AcCsnc-
ess G.. Glenn s.. Noss liz. Macy 81
Russell s.. kensler g.. Cline -. Zim-
norman 81
second rnrscirct--nN IL parkinson, /