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

Thirty-second-N. P. Willis. Rep. Free
deTnbla Tb5;tv,tb5ed.H Wllson. Nichols, Rem MID.
dleton, Woodson
Thirty-fourth-J. B. Sweet. Rep. Bur-
Thirty-hfthSP. E. Gregory. Rep, osage
Thirty-sxth-s. L. Heberling. Rep.
Thirty-seventh-A. L. Brooke. Rep, To-
Thirty-eignth-w. c. Stephenson. Rep.
Thirty -ninth-E. D. McKeever. Rep. To-
peka, Shawnee.
Fortieth-A R. ousler. Rep. Circleville.
Forty-first-H. A. Smith. Rep. Willis.
Brown.
Forty-second-Georg P. Hayden. Rep.
Forty-thlrdNE. E. wardman. Rep. Mar
shall.
Forty-fourth-R. B. Moore. Rep. Mar
shall.
| Forty-fifth-T. ]. Richardson. Rep. Ha-
| vensville. Pottawatomie.
Forty-sixth,George T. Poison, Rep.
Forty-seventh.c. w. spurlock. Rep.
'9Rs!tsR FSrtSeshihHW eiHh SafE kEhinehart Rep. Wa
Forty-ninth-L. R. Wright. Pop. En-
poria, Lyon.
Fiftieth-Charles Harris. Rep. Emporia.
Fifty-first-Robert Anderson. Rep,
Fifty-second-L. Scott, Rep, Elk.
Fifty-third-J. K. Fuller, Rep Chau-
Fifty. y.fourth-s. H. Abrams. Rep. Arkan-
Fffty-fifth-E. Jaquins, Pop, Cowley.
Fifty-sixth-J. B. Adams. Rep, Eldorado,
| Fifty-seventh-F. B. Lawrence. Rep.
| Butler.
Fifty;eighth-H. C. Snyder. Rep. Glenn
Fifty-ninth-E. R. Buckholder. Rep.
| Hillsboro, Marion.
sixteth-.w. R. Bigham. Rep. White
Sfxty-frst-E Grosser. Rep. Dickinson.
sixty-se"ond-W. S. Bradbury. Rep.
sixty.third-s. S. Longley. Rep. Green
sixty-fourthNF. N Woodward. Rep. Re-
y-ffth-william 1. Short, Rep. Con-
siXty-siXth.R. r. Recs. Rep. Minneap-
Sixty-seventh-T. Miller Pop. Saline
Sixty-eighth-G. F. Grattan. Rep, Nc
sixty-ninth-J. A. welch. Rep, Burton,
seveniieth-w. J. Babb. Pop. sedgwick.
ita. Sedgwick.
Seventy M. Reichenberger.
e;s e;vsenty+third-James Lawrence. Rep,
Seventy ty-fourth-Cyrus Newman. Pop.
| Sumner.
seventy-ffth-W F. Couson. Rep. Har-
| per, Harper
seventy-sixth - Glen Fairchild. Pop.
s seyenty-seventhMW. % W C. Millar, Rep,
| Barber
seventy-eighth-B. D. Crawford. Pop.
Seventy -ninth-E. R. Watkins, Rep,
Eightieth-Z. L. Wise, Rep, Hutchinson.
| Reno.
Eighty-first-T. S. Elder. Pop, st. Johns.
Eighty-second-G N. Moses. Rep. Bar
| Eighty-third-A j. Godshalk. Rep. AL
Eighty-fourth-L. H. seaver. Rep. Els
We Eighty sh hty-ffthGTheodore daH Ackerman. Rep.
| RUSSELL Russell
Eighty-sixth-A. J. Stanley. Rep, Rus
Eighty-seyenth-T. c. Rodgers, Pop. Be-
Eighty ty-eighth-A. W. Hefaey. Rep. os-
Eighty-ninth-J. W. Bogenreif, Rep.
Ninetieth-F. J. McLaren. Pop. Lebanon,
Ninety-second-E. E. Smith, Pop, Rocks.
Nnety-fnnaM Nnetyy.fourahNM Halett Rep. se Kush: :
Ninety-fifth-A. A. Thorp Rep. Pawnee.
Ninety-sixth-W. N. Beesley. Rep. Kins-
Nlhety-seventh-E. F. Reeser. Rep.
Ninety T. Biddle. Rep, Cold
Ninety ty-ninthNLot Ravenscraft. Pop,
One Hundredth-c. M. Beeson. Rep.
One Hundred and First-John Irving.
Rep, Hodgeman.
One One Hundred and Third-Alfred Lawson,
Pop. Maksensy, Irego; g.., ,o-o,a shor,
peR One hi1 Hundrea Sis rapa ana Ffth-N. B. Pogue
One One Hundred and sixth-Frank Reeder.
Pop Oberlin. Decatur.
One Hundred and Seventh-S. G. Hop
6s one fafR a1ndreG HGRs and prather
One Hundred and Ninth-R. W. Bowman.
One Hundred and Tenth-E. D. York,
Rep, Rawlins.
One Hundred and Twelfth-A. A. Shelly,
One Hundred and Thirteenth-H. r. Jess
Ter, Rep, Oakley, Logan.
One RundrsS and snrnTt
On One e. Hundred T and nd Fifteenth-George L.
Reed, Rep, Tribune. Greeley.
Rene One an HSadreS M,ebiia and s1teenth'ohn Scott
One Hundred and seventeenth-- Starr.
1p%d One sG9t5 HndTady city aSS SCOT ttrbteentbs FIJI
son, Rep, Healy, Lane.
One Hundred and Nineteenth-H. F. Ma
sen. Rep. Garden n, City, M y.,,,nanG Einney: Z ,o,n
son, Rep. Lakin, Kear?ey.
One Hundred and Twenty-frst-T. H.
Ford. Rep, Hamilton.
One Hundred and Twenty-second-J. N.
Elwood, Rep, Zionville, Grant and Stanton.
One Hundred and Twenty-third-John
Harper. Rep. Haskell and Gray.
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth-Geor
W. Wiley, Rep. Meade. Meade and Seward.
Leavenworth.
LEAvENWORTH, KAS.. Nov. e.-tSpe-
| of VeSter-
days election are still doubtful, and the
entire returns will lot be known until the
official canvasses are made, Friday. Many
of tho country districts did not return any
summary of their precincts except the
sealed summary required by law.
The city returned the following majorites:
Governor; Leedy. fusion, 2; repres@entative' zen
bate judge, Hawn. fusion $50: clerk of the
district court Gray. fusion, 17S: county SUI
perintendent, Howard. fusion. 4S; county
attorney, Wulfekuhlcr. Republican, 140;
coroner, Koohler, Republican, 1873. The con-
test for representative from the Seventh
district between Dawes Republican, and
FitzWilliam. fusion, resulted in a tie, each
receiving LIP votes.
The returns thus far from the country
precincts show a plurality for Leedy OF
1SS: This count includes precincts in the
| following townships: High Prairie. Alex
andria, Delaware. Fairmount, Tonganoxfe
Easton and Kickapoo. 1t is safe to say
that Leedy secured a plurality of not less
than 200 votes. Boyle ran ahead Of his
state fusion ticket carried in the county
Curtis. Republican candidate for congress
man from the First district, and Bailey
Republican candidate for congressmanIt.