Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-10
HAS AN ENORMOUS MAJORITY FOR
CONGRESS IN OKLAHOMA
GOES IN BY 5000 TO 1000
NEARLY EVERYTHING WENT RE-
PUBLICAN IN OKLAHOMA
The Republicans Will Control Both
Branches of Legislature. Although
They Conceded Them to the
FusioniSts Before EIec-
tiOn-The Winners.

GUTHRIE. o. T. Nov. 9.-tSpsciaO The
Republicans of Oklahoma achieved l sio--
ious victory yesterday and with harmony
everywhere in their ranks, made a S-s1r
advance toward early statehood by pllv-
ing the territory in the solid Republican
column. II was a yeriioble lancs.ids-
Dennis T. Flynn is elected 10 congress by
from 5000 to 7.ooo majority. both branches
OF the legislature are safely Republican
and a majority of the counties o; the ter
ritory have elected Republican COUn-y
tickets, including Lincoln. Logan. Nooi-.
Payne. Kay. Grant. Garfield, kingtiSheS.
Canadian, Blaine and Woods.
Fifteen OF the tweEty-three counties %
the territory have reported returns o.
Flynn and but one of these is anti-Ee-
publican. This one PottawatOmie. Siyes
Keaton 30 majority. against so fo- Gala
han two years age The other fourtevH
report majorities for Flynn as follows
Canadian. go; Cleveland. 81; Garfield. No,
Grant, 600; Kay. .0S; kingfishsr. s.1. LiE-
coin, 1,0G0: Logan, 1.Ioo; Noble. s.. Okla
homa. 100; Payne, 100; Woods. $40; Wood
ward. 100. aggregating 6,Sli A majority
of the eight counties still out are sure 10
give good Republican majorities-
Reliable returns from nearly all OF the
legislative districts of the territory irGI-
cate that the Republicans will have eight
house Of representatives; the fusiouistsw.u
have three members in the senate and SIX
in the house, while there will be two anti
fusion Democrats in the nat and three
anti-fusion Democrats and ne antl-fusiOn
Populist in the house. Thu est OF the
assembly will be follows: rNunc.i
First district George II. Brett r, T5-
llcan; Second, A. j. Biddison. Republics
Third, Frank Hutto. Republican. FoG-s>>
Hugh McCredie. Republican: Fifth. B- y.
| Magness, anti-fusjon Democrat. SixSa.
Sidney Clark, fusion Democrat; Seventh.
George W. Bellamy. fusion Democras.
Eighth. F. L. Winkler. Republican: Ninth.
A. H. Huston, Republican. Tenth. II. T.
Havens. Republican: Eleventh. William
Garrison. fusion Populist: Twelfth. James
P. Candy. Republican; Thirteenth. Charles
NJ. Thacker, Democrat.
House of representatives-Firstd district.
Thomas X. Bell. Republican: Second.
James Wilkin. Republican; Third. Thomas
| III. Doyle, anti-fusion Democrat; Fourth.
William D Owens. Republican; Filth Z
! F. Clark. fusion Democrat: Sixth. Thomas
]. Bell, fusion Populist; Seventh. James w
| Scott, Republican; Eighth, John ID. Combs.
anti-fusion Democrat, Ninth. b 5 Ray
mond. fusion Democrat; Tenth. ]. c. Walls.
! anti-fusion PopClist: Eleventh. Chas!es e.
Jones, Republican; Twelfth. c. W Ohm
Sted, Republican, Thirteenth. J. w Had
ley, fusion Populist: Fourteenth. Thomas
r. Ried. Republican; Fifteenth. D. H Van
kirk, Republican: Sixteenth. c. Stevens. Re-
publican; Seventeenth, W. II. Merten- Re-
publican; Eighteenth. James NJ Holiday.
Republican,; Nineteenth. Virgil A. Wood.
Republican: Twentieth. Charles F. McH-
rath, Republican; Twenty-irst. T. s Sher-
! er. Republican; Twenty-second. James NJ
Hay, Republican: Twenty-thir1 J. g Ma
| jor, fusion Fopulist, Twentyfourth. Fhil-
! lip Koch, Republican,; Twenty-hfth. J. n
Ballard. anti-fusion Democrat: Twenty
sixth, w. A. Traush, fusion Democrat
Dennis Flynn wired friends here yes
! terday: Ten thousand majority"
OKLAHOMA CITY, c. T.. Nov. s-(Spe-
| cial) For delegate to congress. this city
] gave Flynn. Republican. SIS: Nea;on- fu-
| sion, AS, a Republican gain % ~ nsaI-
| on's managers concede Flynns elec.icr-
| ALvA, o. T., Nov. 9.-tSpeciaD Nine
| teen out of thirty-one precincts give Flynn
| LILO, Keaton, SIS: for council. Candy al.
Renfrow 5s6: representatives. Hartsnorn-
| $50 Major 557. The indications are that the
Republicans will elect everything except
county attorney. probate judge and one
| commissioner