Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04
county except representative to the legis-
lature and county commissioners.

Morris.
Council Grove. Kas., Nov. 3.-(Special0
Indications are that Morris county has
given Mckinley, Morrill, and Curtis for con-
gress about 100 majority; representative in
doubt.
McPhersOn.
Mcpherson, Kas.. Nov. 3.-(Special) In
dications are that Mckinley will carry bic
Pherson county by $50 plurality, fusion
gain over 1894 of 35. Morrill, has probably
carried the county by small plurality.
Long probably has the same majority for
congress. Pamein. fusionist, probably elect
ed representative. Matthews, Republican,
carries county for state senator.
Neosho.
chanute Kas.. Nov. 3.-(Special) Cha
mute goes Republican by 237 majority. Nc
Kinley polled 566 votes, Bryan 800. Gov
ernor Morrill, received $50, Leedy 81, Con-
gresham S. S. kirkpatrick 57, f. r.
Ridgely 3D.
Norton, Kas.. Nov. S.-(Special) The
count is very slow, with none of the pre-
cincts reported in full. Indications are
that the Populists carried the county by
200 majority.
Larned, Kas, Nov. 3.-(Special) Indica-
tions are that Bryan has carried Pawnee
county by 10 majority. fusion gain over
1894 of about l25. Leedy has probably car
ried the county by 80 majority Simpson
has carried the county by about 100. Fell
fusion) is elected representative. and Lup-
fer tfuson) will have $50 majority in this
county for senator The fusionists have
elected the county ticket except county at
torney and commissioner by majorities
ranging from % to 100.
Reno.
Hutchinson Kas., Nov. S.-(Specal) Two
wards of Hutchinson. the city of Nicker-
son and seven country precincts give Nc
kinley 200 majority. indications are Nc
Kinley carries Reno county by 5G0 the
state ticket by the same, with Long, for
congress, slightly ahead of Mckinley. Dis
patches from counties west, without COM
plete returns, indicate that it is close be-
tween Long and Simpson, depending upon
the vote in Sedgwick and Sumner counties.
If they are not carried by Simpson, Long
will be elected.
Manhattan, Kas., Nov. 3-(Special) In
dications are that Mckinley has carried
Riley county by $50 plurality, a Republican
gain over 1894. Morrill, mas probably car
ried the county by $50 plurality, a gain for
the Republicans over 1894 Calderhead
QRepD probably has 80 plurality for con-
gress. Poison Rep.) probably elected rep
resentative. and Hessin Rep.) state sena
tor. Republicans have probably elected
county ticket by 25O plurality. Republican
gain over 1894.
Lacrosse, Kas., Nov. 3.-(Special) Indi-
cations are Bryan has carried Rush coun-
ty by 10 plurality, a fusion gain over 1894.
Leedy has probably carried the county by
10 plurality and Simpson by the same for
congress. Rothweiler probably elected
representative and Lupfer state senator.
Fusionists have probably elected county
ticket by IS plurality, fusion gain over
1894.
Sterling, Kas, Nov. 3.-(SpeciaD Indi-
cations are Rice has gone Republican by
a plurality of l75, a Slight gain over the
vote of 1894.
Lyons, Kas., Nov. 3.-(Special) This city
gives Republican majority of So Returns
from outside precincts coming in slowly.
Indications are that the county is lost to
the Republicans.
Republic.
BelIeville, Kas., Nov. 3.-(Special) Nc
Kinley has carried Belleville city by 70 plu-
rality, Morrill, by go Calderhead. for con-
gress, by so. Arbuthnot CRepD, probably
vote very light. No returns from country
precincts.
Russell. Kas., Nov 3.-(Special) Indica-
tions are that Mckinley carried Russell
county by $50 plurality, a small Republican
gain over 1894. Ellis Rep) probably has
$50 plurality and Wellington the same for
state senator.
SedEwick.
Wichita. Kas., Nov. 3.-(SpeciaD Indi-
cations are Bryan has carried Sedgwick
county by LOCO plurality, fusion gain over
1894. Leedy has probably carried the coun-
ty by 1000 plurality. a fusion gain over
1894. Simpson probably has same plurality
for congress. Charles Hamon fusion),
Rutlege fuson and Merrill fusion) prob
ably elected representatives Leweling
fusion probably elected state senator.
VIII Ayers. chairman fusion county central
committee, claims election entire county
1000.
Twenty-one precincts in Sedgwick county
give Mckinley 1.550. Bryan 1,9i9: twenty
two precincts in Sedgwick county give
Morrill, Rep) 1.629, Leedy Qusiom 2,l2s
Long Rep) 1867.
Smith Center, Kas.. Nov 3.-(Special.)
Indications are Bryan has carried Smith
county b. COO plurality. fusion loss from
| 1851 LeeGy has probably carried the coun-
T. by 81. plurality. fusion loss from 1894
Mccormick probably has plurality for con-
gress. FLsonists have probably elected
representative and Halt fuson) state sen.
ator. FUs:cnists have probably elected the
| county ticket by $50 plurality, a fusion
| gain over 1894. Gold Democratic vote ir
| county probably y.
Sumner.
Wellington, Kas., Nov. 3.-(SpeciaI) In
| dications are that Bryan has carried this
! county by $50. a Republican gain of iN
| over 1892. Simpson fusiom for congress
| will have a small majority over Lone
| Rep). Lawrence Rep.) and Harbaugt
fusiom are elected representatives, ant
Forney fusion) probably elected state sen
ator The fusionists elect county attorney
and district clerk; the Republicans probate
! judge and superintendent of schools. Golt
! Democratic vote insignificant.
sherman.
Goodland Kas., Nov. 3-(Special) Indi
cations are Bryan carries Sherman count!
by 100 majority: Leedy's majority, 20
| Seven precincts out of sixteen indicate tn,
| above estimate, a Republican gain of i
| per cent over 1894.
| Sheridan.
Hoxie, Kas., Nov s.-(Special) Five ou
| of thirteen precincts in Sheridan count!
| show Republican gains, which indicate al
| even vote. Morrill,, and Boyle (Rep), fo
representative. probably carry the county
Saline.
Salina, Kas., Nov S.-fSpecial) Min,
| precincts out of twenty-five in Salin
county give Mckinley 692; Bryan, 7S9; a ne
| Populist gain of 80.
shawnee.
Topeka, Kas.. Nov. 3.-(Special) Shawnee