People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-11-05
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headquarters it was stated that Chief
Of Police Badenoch had been consulted
over the telephone and that be was
told that this was an impromptu
parade and had given verbal per
mission that a parade Of the silver
men might be held. A platoon Of
sixty patrO!men was detailed to the
Auditorium and promptly broke up
the gathering. This. however, did
not QUench the ardOr of the citizens
and they got together again an hour
later and tried TO start a second
parade Another detail of thirty
policemen also frustrated this effort.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. 5-The streets
have been wild here tonight with
thousands Of shouting Democrats
marching behind a banner On which
was inscribed in large letters: bryan
elected. We will not stand 1876 again"
IN NEBRASKA.
Omaha. Nov. 4.-Bryan has carried
Nebraska and has probably carried the
entire fusion ticket with him together
with three congressman. David Mer-
Ger is elected in the Second. The re-
suits otherwise, however are slightly
changed at 2;3O and the Republicans
may secure an occasional Office They
still hope to secure the legislation of
the state and even this looks strongly
fusion. Tonight figures on congress
will be forthcoming. Governor HJl-
comb is reelected by larger plural
ity than Bryan received in the state.
This is attributed to the large num-
bre of Democrats who scratched the
head of the tickets in favor of McKin.
ley. But on the other hand many Re-
publiCanS scratched the head of their
ticket 10 favor Of Bryan.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 4.-Mr. Bryan
is to all appearance feeling more hope
full as the day grows older. His friends
here figure that on the basis of assur-
ances received be is especially sule Of
2l7 votes and their reptorts from In
diana, Michigan and Minnesota are
such as to make him feel hopeful that
the votes lacking will be made up.
KANSAS.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 4. AT mid
night sufficient returns are 10 to show
that Kansas cannot be counted with
the eastern states for Mckinley
The states hardest fought battle has
resulted in so close vote that only
an official count can determine
whether the Republicans or fusiOnistS
state ticket is elected. Leaders in
both parties are now claiming but
small majorities and the majority
either way will be within thousand
votes. Republicans claim 1000 aud
the POpulists 1000. Bryan electors
have carried the state by approx.
imately 1900 majority. The state
legislature is hOpelessly lost to the
Republicans and a POpulist senator
will again likely be sent from
Kansas. Besides this, congress
will have four il not six Populist
congressman, Jerry Simpsons majority
10 the Seventh over Congressman
Chester l. Long, Republican, will be
over Thousand. W. d. Vincent,
POpulist, 10 the Fifth district defeats
Congressman W. A. Calderhead by
300 votes. E. R. Ridgley. Popullst, in
the Third district, has 1000 more
votes than Congressman s. s. Kirk
patrick. William Mccormick, Popu.
list, carries the Sixth over A. H. Ellis
by 1900.
Chairman Breidenthal OF the Popu.
list central committee, claims Bryan
and Leedy have carried the state by
absut .,,.G0. He says fusion has
elected six of the eight congressman;
ccncedes Frederick, Republican, from
the First district Is elected and claims
Curtis election, Republican in the