The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-06

and Returns Slow In Coming in. Though
the Indications are tina. the Constitu-
ton is Adopted = New Jerseys Next
Governor will be Repubiicx and his
Name viii be GriggS.
Louisville, KY. Nov 5.-An eventful
day in the states political history
opened with fair and cool weather. The
vote. except for school trustees, is Sc
cret. For the officers last named, Wild
owS having children OF school age are
allowed TO vote, but as far as known.
all women have not taken advantage
Of this right. The saloons are closed.
Louisville, Ky, Nov. 5.-Reports re-
ceived up 10 I:S0 p. m. from a number
OF points in the state, agree that the
vote viii be above the average. In the
country there is very little scratching
OF nominees of the four regular tickets,
for the benefit Of Independent candi-
dates
Frankfort, KY. Nov. 5.-white and
colOred voters are allowed 10 vote al
ternately. A big vote is being pOlled.
Lexington, Ky, Nov. "a light vote
VIII be polled here, as the length OF the
ballot makes voting slow. Republicans
are hopeful. Democrats concede moth
ing.
RETURNS AS BULLETINED.
Lexington, Ky, Nov. 5.-The polls
closed at 4 O'Clock without the full vote
being polled- In the city both sides are
claiming the victory. 1t is safe to say
that the Democrats won. Hardin will
pull through in Fayette county and
Lexington with a small plurality. The
woman's ticket for the woman's board
of education, on which are four ladies.
has probably beaten the Democratic
ticket, composed of men, by 800.
Louisville. Ky, Nov. 5.-At Repub-
Gcan headquarters the city Is claimed
by 1000. Chairman Long thinks the
Democrats have won by a small ma
jority. Both parties claim to have car
ried the state. Chairman Norman of
the Democratic state campaign COM
mittee says Hardin's majority viii be
at least $1,000 in the state. Bradley
carried his county. Garrard. by an in
creased Republican majority. The
Evening Post, Democrat, says that the
state is in doubt.
Louisville. KY, Nov. 5-There was
an ugly Telling all day between the \.
II. A and Catholics at the first precinct
of the Fourth ward. Late this even
ing, Jose Diefenbach, one of the form
er, and VIII Donovan, Catholic. had
a quarrel which resulted in a pitch bsi-
tie between the elements. Twenty
shots We're exchanged before the police
succeeded in stopping the riot. Only
one man, Jacob Enright, an \. p a,
was seriously wounded. The rioters
scattered.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 5.-The Repub-
hcan and Democratic newspa pers are
displaying the returns for the benefit
of the great crowds which pack the
streets about their offices. Favorable
figures are 50 meagre that neither side
has the advantage in the display. On
both sides the leaders are claiming the
victory in this city, the Democrats by
4 small majority and the Republicans
by a majority ranging up 10 5000. IL
seems that the Citizens ticket did not
cut much of a figure, as tlle old parties
viii get in by nearly their average
votes. The ante-election claim that
Hardin would be scratched because OF
his attitude on the money question has
failed TO materialize. Scattering re-
turns show that Hardin will get the
party vote.
Louisville. KY. Nov. 5.-Four years
ago this Jefferson county, gave a
Democratic majority for governor of
5l1. Returns up to 9 O'Clock from one
third of the precincts in the city and
county gave Bradley 1000 majority.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 5.-There is a
dearth Of news at the headquarters of
the Democrats and Republicans. Re
ports are so meagre that Chairman
Norman would say nothing more than
that he believed Hardin was elected.
At the Republican headquarters many
private kilograms had been received
from chairmen of county committees.
Congressman Hunter. chairman of the
state committee, was not faVOra biy i'm
pressed with the returns from the inter-
iOr. He said that a continuation Of
these reports would indicate the cleo
ton by a small majority. The Demo-
cratic majority four years ago for gov
ernOr was p. 076. In another talk Chair
man Norman -efused TO reirerate his
claim that Ha.'din's majority would
reach 15.Ge0. The city Republicans are
claiming that they have won all the
municipal offices except two or three
school trustees and that the city and
county viii give Bradley a majority OF
from 5000 10 S000.
Louisville, Ky, Nov 1880 .. m
Eleven precincts Of the 759 In the city
and county give Bradley a majority OF
3.1S9. Two Republican members Of the
legislature are known 10 be elected
which is a gain. General Du Relic. Re
publican, for the Office OF appellate
judge, defeats Judge Easton. Demo
crat. the present incumbent, by over
. 200.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 5.-The Post.
Democratic. IN its extra issue at Il
O'Clock says:
At this writing the returns are com
ing in scattering from all portions Of
the state. It appears that Hardin
leads the Democratic ticket. But 81 al
sa appears that Bradley leads Hardin.
or II not. Hardln's majority IS 50 small
as 70 amount 10 a virtual defeat Out
side Of Louisville. Bradley carries the
county of jefferson ~ "a. and Speed.
the Republican candidate for the segis-
latuTe. IS elected. thus depTiving Black
burn OF one vote.
II IS not probable that the Bradley
majority viii exceed 5000 ia this. the
Fifth District. Graves county. Hart.
Logan. Hopkins. Hardin. Nelson ard
Franklin show large Republican gains.
The result viii depend largely upon the
First district and returns from the
Eleventh. Prom these two districts The
returns are too ueaers 20 Indicate d.
cidei results. Summarizing tae re-
Sui-s. Il may BE- said a. this writing the
aajcrify wiu not be Z. 089 either rxay.
Mercer. The home county ~ Hardin
AT the previous election for governor.
gave = Democratic majority u 90. A.
this election Hardin carries the county
D. -. q Democratic lcss OF sc.
Frankfort Ky. Nov. 5-This CRY
viii probably give Bradley 20 ma tor-
ity. The full vote IN TIE state r. cioae
Several wards n Louisville city show
RepsshliCan gains
louisville. Ky. Nov. 5.-ScatsfrinT -
turns received 10 % o'ciock IN the city
and county give Hardin majority -
!. 20 TIE returns come from officials
In every county. -Four years sro IN ne
race Tor EevN-T5or ne DenoCrafle ma