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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-10

left that section with 1,SO0 majority, and
to the south. Sedg wick and Sumner coun-
terbalanced each other.
In the Mckay district, Simpsons home,
the feud brought Its natural result. and
Brown, of Pratt, had the satisfaction of
seeing Simpsons 1000 majority there in
les6 entirely disappear.
The short grass couties of the west
have always been Republican, and they
were SO this year. And there it is that,
than 200 Mr. Simpson is buried beneath
800 majority Complete returns have now
been bee received from all counties except
two are supposed to be evenly divided.
The remaining counties have given major
ities as follows: Wichita being. estimated:
Kingman, so: Barber. SO: Finney, 16S;
F. sora +; ls, GrsE sS e. Greeley So Hamilton
32: Stanton, 10; Wichita, Is. Total. 2,sS9.
G! SIMPSONS majoritiessm,:sedgwick., 1A;
Ness. q; Pawnee: S: Rush, 81; Scott. Is:
Stevens, s5. Total, 79l
This gives Long net majority in the
There will probably be no more CAM
paigns between Long and Simpson, but
they have been a picturesque feature Of
has Mon twe T Sut the rnb W
be played, for Mr.. Simpson has lost the
support Of the politicians of his party and
- more Hhely 10 1OliOW MIS-. Lease to the
lecture platform than to remain in the
ranks as a worker and not an officer
For the first time in their contests Long
carried Barber county, where both live,
and in doing SO ran ahead of his ticket
showing Mr.. Simpsons standing in his
home.
Defeated and demoralized the Popuiist
party may try to rally again, but Simp-
son will not carry its flag or be at the
drum: He has gone down before Long in
having blundered in trying to make an
anti kinley campaign in a district
which is as full of patriotism as any in
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OVERWHELMINGLY REPUBLICAN
List of Representatives. VINO Were
Elected 10 the Kansas
Legislature.

TOPEKA, Nov. 9.-(Special.) The Repub-
licans have elected ninety-five representa-
tives, with a possibility of two more. The
Republicans have also elected two state
senators, which gives them eleven members
in that body and q. majority of fifty on
Joint ballot, insuring the election of Re-
publican state printer. The following is a
list of representatives who were elected:
First district-Ed Heeney, Rep, Sever
ance Doniphan.
Second-John Seaton, KEEP, AtchiSon,
Atchison.
Third. B. Wilcox, Pop, -Atchison.
Fourth-W. A. Coy, Rep, Oskaloosa, JEFF
Fifth. f. Scott. Rep. Jefferson.
Sixth-Sherman Medill, Rep. Leaven-
IS Seventh-F. B. Dawes. Rep, Leaven-
"f!tI Eighth-Matt Edmonds, Pop, Leaven-
Ninth-J S. Edwards, Pop. Wyandotte.
Tenth-David D. Hoag, Rep, Kansas
SISf, Efie,venthMH. A. Bailey, Rep, wyandotte,
Twelfth-T. L. Hogue. Rep, johnson.
Thirteenth-A. Henley. Rep. Lawrence,
Douglas. n,
Fifteenth-W. S. Finley. Rep. Williams
. s sisSteenthNJohn x T. Baker. Rep. Lane.
seventeenth-J. B. Remington. Rep. os-
"Ti Eiehteenth@R. sR.er G. Mendenhal, Rep,
Linn.
Anderson.
Allen.
Scott Bourbon.
Twenty H. Goodno. Rep,
Twenty-third-E. Loomis. Pop, Crawford.
Twenty-fourth-A. Burns, Rep, Craw-
ford.
Twenty-fifth-J. C. Vogle. Pop. Hal
Twenty-sixth--G. W. Wheatley. Rep,
Cherokee.
Twenty-seventh-G. w. Gabriel Pop, Par
sons, Labette.
twenty -eighth-T. ]. Flannelly. Rep, La
bette.
Twenty-ninth-B. F. Moore, Pop, Cher
ryvale, Montgomery.
Thirtieth-H. w. Conrad, Rep Montgom-
cry.
Thirtyfrst-L. B. Keifer, Rep. Neosho.
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TOLD HOW 1T HAPPENED.
Lit Crum and II. It. Kelley Said That
the Kansas Farmers Are Tired
e of Free Silver.

Two well known Kansans told how 1t
happened yesterday.
Lit Crum, of Oswego. Kas., was in ex-
cellent spirits over the result of the cleo
ton when he boarded train for home yes
terday afternoon.
ut was done by the farmers" said he.
1.-The people living in the country are sat
isfed with McKinleys administration.
They have learned that prosperity doesn't
depend on free silver. The free silver
arguments can never again have any force
with Kansas farmers. 1t wasn't so much
patriotism as it was prosperity that carried
the day for Stanley and the representa-
tives."
T. T. Kelly. of Paola. Kas., member Of
the Republican state executive committee.
was in the city yesterday. OF the success
of the Republicans in Kansas. he said it
was due to a change of belief on money
questions brought about by the prosperous
times that have followed Mckinley's cleo
ton. The country precincts. which have
piled up majorities for the Populist tickets
before, are on the other side. The senti-
ment of the farmers is again opposed to
that of the town, but the positions are re-
yersed Farmers discuss national issues
more then state issues.
This election shows they have given up
silver" said Mr.. Kelly. Stanley's reputa-
tion as a church member and Leedy's rec
ord on the prohibition question had some
thing to do with the result, but 1t was
principally an Endorsement of the national
administration
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PURE
aoyaL sAkIsa eowpsa CO.. NEW YORK.

Eleventh judicial district, 572: Benehel, Re-
publican, for member of the legislature
from the Twenty-ninth district, IS; Con-
rad. Republican, for member of the legis-
lature from the Thirtieth district, 124; Fer
rell fusion, for probate judge. 81; Levan,
fusion. for district clerk. 22l: Dollison, fu-
sion. for superintendent of schools, 1870; Cal
lahan, fusion, for county attorney, &c, while
two years ago he carried the county by 54S;
Cline, Republican, for commissioner, 226.
The entire Populist county ticket was
elected two years ago by majorities rang
ing from 200 to GOO; this year .hey have
been cut down considerably.
A. H. Skidmore is reelected judge of the
Eleventh judicial district. comprising Mont
gomery, Labette and and Cherokee coun-
ties. over Stanford. Of this city, the fusion
candidate. Montgomery county gives Skid
more 572 majority. Labette rs. and Chero-
kee while not complete. shows that he has
carried it by small majority. His lead
cannot be overcome
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Dennis Flynn vi-ed q friends here ye:
terday: Ten thousand majority
AUDITING COMMITTEE NAMED.
Senator McClintic and Represeata-
tfves Ward and Mueller Chosen
by Governor stephens

JEFFERSON CITY. MO-. Nov S--tSps-
cial) Governor Stephens to-day appointed
the auditing committee which is TO sx-
anime the books OF the state treasurer and
state auditor and report to the legisl-l-
ture. The committee will meet II this
city on November 10. to organize AID BE-
gin work. TIE committee Is composed or
Senator McClintic, of Macon county; Rep
resentative Ward. OF Stoddard. and Ngsl-
Ter, of ST. Charles. Mueller is the RePao-
lican member of the committee
The committee to examine the state in
stitutions known as the 1unketing com
mittee will be appointed tomorrow
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elipshod manner, and even more. believe
serve Postum in such a way that It is
tasteless and unpalstable. Everyone who
has at any time had a genuine cup of
well made Postum likes II, and you may
depend upon II that anyone who says they
do not like Postum has never really had a
good cup of II. The whole secret is In the
boiling. II must be boiled long enough to
bring out the favor.
81 suffered terribly with dull headaches,
before / took to drinking Postum instead
Of coffee, but these have all been gone for
two years or more. could give you quite
a list OF friends who are regular users of
Postum Food Coffee. and you may depend
upon IL they have been greatly benefited
by the change"
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Douglas.

- LAWRENCE. KAS. Nov. 9-(Special.)
The complete vote in Douglas county gives
Stanley a majority Of 631 over Leedy, and
Rowersock. for congress, a majority Of
!o0 over Peters. Both members of the leg
district, which was gerrymandered by the
last Populist legislature, DR.. w. F. Osborn
vas elected by a majority of only 6. The
average majority of 1,20O. A large number
OF volored voters voted for Leedy. thus
cutting down the usual Republican ma
Jority on the head of the ticket.
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AtchiSOn.

ATCHISON, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special) Of
ficial figures give Stanley Ill majority in
Atchison city, or eighty-six in the county.
Curtis carries the county by 37s majority.
has majorities ranging from $50 to 500, ex-
cept Seneca Heath, who is beaten for rep
resentative from the Third district by I.
commissioner. The vote was short over
loo In the city and about Is per cent in
the county precincts.
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Crawford.

PITTSBURG, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special.)
Complete returns show Republican gains
elected Ben S. Gaitskill, county attorney:
7. K. Richey, county superintendent, and
the majority of E. R. Ridgely for con-
cincts where the Populists expected to
make gains went Republican, and in almost
every precinct in the county they lost
the state ticket and the office of county
attorney and winning was made in both.
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Miami,

PAOLA. KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special) Full
returns from every precinct in Miami
county gives the following pluralities:
Stanley, 226: Bowersock, congressman, 22T;
Remington, representative, 1S6. The entire
Republican ticket is elected except pro-
bate judge and district court clerk Re-
turns show large Republican gains over
1896. Republicans elect representative,
county attorney, county superintendent
and commissioner by majorities ranging
from 125 to 491. Fusionists elect probate
judge by 4s4 and clerk of the district court
by 80. Attorney General Boyle ran 20
ahead of his ticket
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CARRIED EVERY DISTRICT.

majority over Leedy
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FORMER COLLEGE GIRL
Tells "Tnle. out of School,

Tells "Tales Out of School,"
when first went to the college at Lin
coin, Neb., the maid gave me a cup or
coffee, the taste of which dsgusted me and
sent it back with the request to get some
better made. The girl told me that they
served mostly Postum Food Coffee so
when I got that properly made, 1t proved
to be a delicious drink and one that have
used ever since. / find that many peo-
ple make their common coffee in a very
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Johnson.

OLATHE. KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special) The
entire, Republican ticket in this county
was elected as follows: w. D. Morrison,
superintendent. 400: James Hammond pro-
bate judge 250; F. N Hamilton, county
attorney, 10o T. L. Hogue. representative,
12o; j. I. Cramer, commissioner, 45. Stan
ley carries the county by about 125,
against 100 for Leedy in 1885. Bowersock
gets about the same. There was but lit
tie difference on the state ticket.
The opposition made the hardest fight in
the history of the county, but failed 10
land single candidate.
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DOniphan.

TROY, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special) In Doni-
phan, fusion polled 1886 votes; Republican
fell short $50. Stanley has 2.2s1: Leedy, 1905;
Curtis, 2, ,2s7. Price 1.2o2; Bailey twelve ahead
Of Stanley. Representative-First district,
Heeney, 1929; Logan. fusion, 1856. Stu
art. Republican. for judge, has 640 majority
in this county over Fallon, fusion.
Stuart is elected by 22O in this district
The same counties, Brown, Doniphan, and
Nemaha, gave Emery. Republican. 1,7O0 ma
jority in 1894
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Toucbinr in High Places.

DIR. Henry Clay Linn. of Topeka, reached
the city last night. He spent election day
at st. Mary's and as soon as he discovered
yesterday that Kansas had gone against
Spain he trimmed his wings for Kansas
CITY. He is here and glad of 1t.
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Chase.
coTTONwOoD FALLS

COTTONWOOD FALLS, KAS., Nov. o.
Especially Chase county gives Stanley a
majority of "a, and ]. NJ. Miller for con-
gress. q majority. Republicans elect Fl. C.
Snyder. for representative. and county at
torney, probate judge, superintendent and
county commissioner. Fusionists elect clerk
of the court. Returns show a large Re-
publica ngain over 1896.
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JeHersOn.

OSKALOOSA, KAS.. Nov. 9-(special.)
Jefferson county, complete. gives Stanley
3s5; Bailey, 36S: Curtis. 4I9; GODDARD and
the remainder of the state ticket from 70
to 30 less than Stanley; Scott's majority
in the Fifth representative district. 8;
Coy's. in the Fourth, 81. Republicans elect
county ticket. except superintendent by
an average majority of $40. and commits
sioner in Third district by 161.
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Greenwood.

EUREKA. KAS., Nov. s-(Special) STAN
ley carries Greenwood county by "a major
1ty. Boyle runs about forty votes ahead
OF Leedy. Miller will hold his own in the
county. Republicans elect Anderson, rep
resentative by 140 Fusionists elect all Of
greatly decreased majorities. The light vote
in this city hurt the Republicans. Leedy
carried the county in 1886 by 16S.
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Butler.

ELDOEADO, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special)
State Republican ticket carried the county
BY about 1O0 Leedy carried county in 1896
had about 50 majority. J. B. Adams. rep
resentative: John Mathers, superintendent,
both Republicans, elected. Balance of tick
ct is Populist by small majority. s. p.
Gillespie. fusion-Republican, was also
elected
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RIDGELY WINS IN THE THIRD.
Indications Arc That His Majority
Over kirkpatrick Is From
500 to 1000.

INDEPENDENCE, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Spe-
cial) Complete returns have not been re-
ceived from all the counties in the Third
congressional district, but indications are
that Kirkpatrick is defeated by from 500
to 1000. The Populists claim that Ridgely,
the fusion candidate, is elected by from
700 to 500. Kirkpatrick ran ahead of his
ticket but fell little short of Stanley in
this section.
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Wabaunsee.

ALMA, KAS., Nov. s.-(Special) Wa
baunsee county gives the Republican state
ticket a majority of nearly 800; Stanley,
Fourth district. $50; Bailey. $50; Reinhart.
Republican representative. 100 The entire
Republican county ticket is carried by the
Republicans by majorities of from 100 to
500, except superintendent. which the fu-
sionsts carry by about 100.
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JETMoRE, KAs.. Nov. 9.-(special.) The
Republicans have elected representative,
district clerk and commissioner: balance
fusion. Hodgeman county gives a majority
Of "a for the Republican state ticket,
against a majority of Al two years ago.
II gives Long majority of 60 this year,
against SO two years ago.
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Ottawa.

MINNEAPOLIS. KAS, Nov. Especially
Ottawa county. complete. gives Stanley a
plurality Of 142. and Calderhead. for con-
gress. 112 plurality. Republicans elected
r. R. Rees, for representative, and all OF
the county officers except district clerk.
Returns show S35 Republican gain over
1886.
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will return to Washington in a few days
feeling prouder of my state and its people
that ever before, and ] know that the
friends of tire administration greatly appre-
ciate the magnificent manner in which the
people of our state have supported the
president ard his policies"
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Franklin,

OTTAWA. KAs.. Nov. s-(special)
Complete & returns are in. but the official
county offices to Getermine the result
Stanley carries the county by 1s3. Leedy
carried the county in 1886 by 497. Bower
socks majority is II by the unofficial
count. Peters carried in the county in
1896 by 394. Republicans elect all county
officers except district clerk and commits
sioner.
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John Bray Dead Mt 1O7.

MEXICO. MO-, Nov. s-(special) John
Bray. 1O7 years old. died suddenly at his
He was by far the Oldest man in this part
of the country. He was born in Ireland
in 1871. He came to the United States
here to-day.
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SedgWick.

WICHITA. KAS.. Nov. 9.-(SpeciaI) STAN
ley carried Sedgwick county by q majority;
Simpson, by 120 majority. Adams. Republic
berger, Republican representative elected
by II majority. Babb. Populist representa-
tive, by 81 majority. Fusion county ticket
elected by majorities ranging from $50 to
800. Fusionists here concede Longs cleo
ton by 1500 or more.
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Riley,

MANHATTAN. KAS. Nov. s-(Special)
Riley county gives Stanley majority of
60i, and W. =. Calderhead. for congress. 567
majority; Republicans elected George T.
county officers Isl. Gain over 1896 Returns
are complete.
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Pratt.

PRATT, kAS., Nov. s.-(special) Pratt
county probably gives Leedy a plurality
of 45. Long and Simpson, for congress, are
tied. Republicans elect S. r. KrutZ, for
representative. and county attorney and
clerk of the district court. Returns show
a large Republican gain over 1886.
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WaRhinStOn.

WASHINGTON. KAS.. Nov. 9.-(Special.)
Washington county probably gives Stanley
gress. AS plurality. Republicans elect S.
s. Longley for representative, county at
torney. district clerk. probate judge. Re
turns indicate 800 Republican gain over
1896
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MILLER HAS A BIG MAJORITY,
Leads Martin by 1920 in the Fourth
District and Is Elected, Be-
yOnd Question,

EMPORIA, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special.) The
Republicans carry everything in the county
excepting commissioner and representative
of the Forty-ninth district. The majorities
ranged from so to 400. Stanley's majority is
37S Republican gain in two years of over
500.
Miller's majority, in the Fourth congress
sional district, as reported late tonight,
is 1920,
]. NJ. Miller. the successful candidate for
congress in this district. is a lawyer at
Council Grove. He has served several
terms in the state legislature.
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Cherokee.

COLUMBUS. KAS., Nov. 9-(SpeciaD
Complete returns from Cherokee county
iy's majority will probably reach 800. Flu
sion county ticket is elected. J. c. FoGle,
Populist, is elected from the Twenty-fifth
district and G. w. Wheatley, Republican,
from the Twenty-sixth district.
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Harvey.

NEWTON, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special) Har-
vey county lays claim to being the banner
Republican county of Kansas. 1t gave
Stanley 64l majority and Long 5S4 in a total
vote of $500. The entire county ticket was
elected by an average majority of 625, the
highest man getting I99
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Morris.

COUNCIL GROVE, KAS.. Nov 9.-(Spe-
cialD Morris county gives Stanley a .plur-
allty OF 800; Bailey, congressman At large,
4s5; Richter, lieutenant governor, 400. Re-
publicans elect w. r. Bigham for repre-
sentative and all county officers except
county attorney.
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Vulcan Sails for Cat Island.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov 9-The
United States repair ship Vulcan went to
sea this afternoon in search of the lost
Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa, which is be-
lieyed to be ashore somewhere in the vi
cipity of Cat island.
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Elk.

HOWARD. KAS.. Nov. 9.-(Special) Elk
county gives the full Republican state and
the county by 81; kirkpatrick loses the
county by IA; large vote was polled.
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OSBORNE, KAS, Nov. 9.-(Special.) Os-
borne county gives Stanley a majority of
251, and Reeder, for congress, 3O3 majority.
Republicans elect Hefley for representative.
with majority of $685. and entire county
ticket, a gain Of 800 over 1896.
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spani.h Prize. Coming North.

KEY WEST, FLA, Nov. s.-The Spanish
gunboats Alvarado and Sandoval. which
were taken as prizes during the late war.
have arrived here from Guantanamo. Cuba.
bound for Portsmouth. n. H. where they
will undergo a thorough overhauling- The
vessels put into this port for the purpose
of obtaining provisions and other supplies
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Hamilton.

SYRACUSE, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special0
Hamilton county elects the Republican
ticket. except probate judge. and gives a
majority for the Republican state ticket
and for Long.
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ClOud.

CONCORDIA. KAS.. Nov. 9.-(Special.l
Cloud county gives Leedy a. plurality Of
1S. and Vincent, for congress. 81 plurality.
Republicans elect Short for representative,
and probate judge, county superintendent
and coroner. Returns show a large Re-
publican gain over 1886.
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MONTGOMERY.

INDEPENDENCE, KAS.. Nov. 9.-(Spe-
cal) Complete returns from Montgomery
county give Stanley. Republican. for gov
ernor. a majority of Sc: Ridgely fusion, for
congressman from the Third district g..
Skidmore. Republican, for judge Of the
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Haskell.

SANTA FE, KAS., Nov g. VIA GARDEN
CITY, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special.) Haskell
county gives Stanley majority of "a and
Long for congress 81 majority. Republicans
probably elect Harper for representative
and elect all courty officers.
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Mitchell.

NOV sPeci sesS fSe
county by about 100 majority. Rodgers, fu-
sion representative. has a majority of about
sixty Popusts elect county nd ticket
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clal) Stanley carries Woodson county by
1i0 majority. Miller. Republican. for con-
gress, by 225. Republican county ticket
elected except county attorney. which the
fusionists captured. Nichols, the Repub-
lican candidate for representative, has rs
majority.
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Rice.

. LYONS. KAS.. Nov. 9.-(special.) Stan
ley carries the county by 400. Republican
ticket except clerk of the district court.
Long carries the county by SO0 gain Of
ON
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Ford.

DODGE CITY, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special9
Correct and complete returns show that
Ford county gives these majorities: Stan
ley, 10: Long, 10; fusion candidate for rep
reSentative, Is.
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CALDERHEAD RAN WELL.
He Has "A Majority of 2,O2S Over Vim
cent in the Fifth Dis
trict.

ABILENE, KAS., Nov. 9.-(Special)
Practically complete returns from the Fifth
district show a majority of 2O25 for Calder
head. He made gains in every county, and
the largest in the Populist strongholds and
in county precincts. He ran very close to
Stanley all over the district. and surprised
even his most hopeful friends by his
strength. Ca!derhead's -, majorities are:
Dickinson. 24S: Ottawa, 120: Geary, 123; Re-
public, 400: Riley. $40; Washington, 400;
Marshall. AS. Vincent's majorities are:
Clay, $50: Cloud, 46; Saline, Is.
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Greeley.
TRIRJINE

TRIBUNE, KAS., Nov 9.-(Special)
of 50. and Long, for congress. 81. Repub-
licans elect George L. Reid for representa-
tive, and county ticket. except county at
torney.