Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-11-10
KANSAS GOES REPUBLICAN.
Stanley for Governor aud Entire State
Ticket Have Good Ma orities--Fusion-
ists Elect But One Congressman.

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Ticket Have Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ists Elect But One Congressman.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 1O.-Complete
returns from majority of the coun-
ties and carefully-prepared estimates
in the rest of the counties indicate
that the republicans have swept the
state by from 10000 to $4,000 The en-
tire state ticket and seven members of
congress were elected. The only re-
publican nominee for congress who
was not elected is Kirkpatrick in the
Third. Chairman Albaugh, of the re-
publican state committee, says:
w u, Stanley is elected governor by not less
than 10, QUO majority the other candidates on
the state ticket by about as much. Attorney
General Boyle did not run ahead as his friends
anticipated, and Mr. Godard's majority will
not be less than II, 700. The republicans have
also elected seven OF the eight members OF
congress They also have more than 50 mem
bers OF the lower house giving them ma
jorlty Of from IL to 10 on joint ballot
For the first time since 1883 the re-
publican candidate for governor car
ried every congressional district in
the state. Mr.. Stanley had good
round majority in each, including
even the Third district, which went
populist two years ago by almost 5000.
The total vote cast Is estimated at
293, 900, of which Stanley got, in round
numbers, $780, 900; Leedy, 1885, 600; PETER,
COCO, and Lipscomb. 1000.
In the First congressional district
Charles Curtis (rep) carried every
county over w. w. Price Cfusion),
Curtis majorities are about as follows:
Atchison, 400; Doniphan, $40; Brown,
G25; Nemaha, 100; Jackson, 541; Jcfler-
son, 400; Leavenworth, 600; Shawnee,
8, 100; total, 6,616,
In the Second congressional district
j. d. Bowersoek (rep) has a majority
of about 1000. He carried Allen, An
derson, Bourbon, Douglas, Johnson,
Miami and Wyandotte counties. Con-
gresham Peters CUSTOM carried Frank
lin county and perhaps Linn.
In the Third congressional district
the majority for Congressman Ridgely
(fusion) is about 800. He carried every
county in the district except two,
Chautauqua and Wilson,
In the Fourth congressional district
it is probable that j. NJ. Miller (rep.)
has carried nearly every county over
Martin CUSTOM. There are no reports
from Usage county. Miller's MAORI
ties are estimated as follows: Butler,
100; Chase, So; Greenwood, 30; Lyon,
800; Marion, 700; Morris, $50; Potta-
watomie, 400; Wabaunsee, $50: Wood
sou, 225.
In the Fifth congressional district
Congressman Vincent CUSTOM carried
but two counties, Clay by 200 and Cloud
by 81. Calderhead (rep.) gets Geary
by 40, Dickinson by 200, Marshall by
ESQ, Ottawa by 1870, Republic by $50,
Riley by 567, Saline by and Washing.
ton by $50.
w. A. Reeder (rep) has a plurality
of about 1900 over Congressman N. B.
Mccormick (fusion( Reeder' carries
Ellsworth, Cove, Jewell, Lincoln Lo-
gan, MITCHELL Norton, Osborne, Raw
Inns, Rocks, Russell, Sheridan, Sher-
man and Wallace counties. McCor-
mack gets Decatur, Graham, Phillips,
Smith, Thomas and Trego counties.
The most interesting fight was in
the Seventh district, where Congress-
man Jerry Simpson was defeated by
Chester |, Long by majority of over
1900. Simpson carried but eight coun-
ties in the Observation-Disclosures Harper,
Ness, Pawnee, Scott, Sedgwick, Stat
ford and Stevens. Longs majorties
are estimated as follows: Barber, "a;
Comanche, 81; Finney, 1853; Gray, 05;
Greeley, 81; Harvey, sos; Hodgeman, G5;
Kingmau, rs; Kiowa, IS; Kearney, As;
Lane, So, Mcpherson, AL; Meade, 86;
Pratt 20; Reno Az; Rush, 81; Seward,
90; Sumner, 100; Wichita, 81.
OF the 1903 counties in the state, the
republican state committee claims that
Stanley has carried all but %. In the
Shawnee county senatorial district t.
j. Anderson (rep.) is elected, and in
the Cloud-Republic district Ward (rep.)
is elected over Conner Daviess CUSTOM