The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
KANSAS VOTE.


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sheriff is in doubt. The Republican
candidate for clerk was r. : Harper
who was a soldier in the Philippines
and he was elected
PHILLIPS.
Phillpsburg. Nov.S.-The Republicans
carried Phillips county by from !oO TO
300 majority, electing the entire tlckeL'
with the possible exception OF cOmnlS-
sioner in the First district.
MARSHALL.
NarysviIle, Nov. S.-MarshaH coun-
ty elects the Republican ticket. with ths
exception of clerk. Glass, fusion candl-
date for judge, carries the city by 2OV.
FINNEY.
Garden City. Nov. S.-The Republican
ticket is elected. with the exception OF
clerk
Mankato, Nov. 8-The Republicans
elected the entire ticket in Jewell coun-
ty, with the exception OF commissioner
LEAVENWORTH.
LeavenwOrth, Nov. S.-LeavenWOrth
county Democrats elected their candl-
date for sheriff Peter Everhardy, by
nearly 1 600 majority. The Second ward
usually Republican. gives EVernardy
ia majority and he runs equalIy as
well in other wards. which IS verified
by incomplete returns.
Other Democratic candidates elected
are julius NiehauS, clerk; Michael
Aaron. register of deeds. and Richard
Mullins. county commissioner, with the
probability of the election OF Rlchard
O'Leary for coroner, leaving the He-
pubHcans the office of treasurer and
surveyor The nominee for treasurer is
running for his second term.
ELLSWORTH.
Ellsworth, Nov. S.-The indications
are for the election of the entire Re
publican ticket except sheriff, the pres
ent Democratic incumbent being re
elected. The vote shows small Demo
cratic gain The vote will be close on
several candidates, that of commission
er being in doubt.
SALINE.
SaIina, Nov. 8.-The results of the
election in Saline county, as near as
can be learned, give the Republicans
the treasurer and commissioner. The
POpulists elect sheriff. register OF
deeds, and county clerk. Coroner and
surveyor are both in doubt. The Pop
ulists make gains over last year.
NEOSHO.
Chanute Nov. S-The vote of NeoshO
county shows the fusion ticket will
elect sheriff and register of deeds by
about 250 and LaDham. for district
judge, viii carry the county by about
200
CLAY.
Clay Center Nov S-Probable Clay
county majOrities: Glass. fusion, judge,
$50; Need, Republican, sheriff. so; Gates,
fusion. treasurer 140; Kerby, fusion,
county clerk, 800; Erickson, Republican,
recorder. 80; Mclaughlin, fusion, sur
veyor, 100; Steward. fusion, coroner, IS.
"A decided fusion gain.
HARPER
Anthony Nov. S.-The returns are
slow in coming in but the indications
are that the ticket will be close and
equally divided between Republicans
and fusion.
HAMILTON.
Syracuse, Nov.S.-The fusionists elect
10 ticket the
sheriff.
MIAMI
PaoIa, Nov S.-Niami county elects
the Republican ticket by pluralities
ranging from 3 to 1900 except on regis
ter of deeds and county commissioner.
Corporal Charles BOSNIAN of the Twen-
tieth Kansas was elected register by
zoo majority. ROSSman- who was left IN
a hospital in Manila when his regiment
started home knows nothing of his
nomination and election.
CHEYENNE.
St. Francis, Nov. S.-The Republicans
elect everything but commissioner and
surveyor.
NORTON.
Norton, Nov S.-PartiaI returns indi-
cate the election of the entire RepubH-
can ticket.
BARTON.
Great Bend, Nov. S-The fusionists
elect the county ticket except Griffith,
treasurer.
GEARY.
Junction City. Nov 8.-The ticket here
IS mixed. The fusiOnists have probably
elected register. surveyor, coroner, sup
erintendent and commissioner and the
Republicans sheriff, treasurer and clerk.
RILEY.
Manhattan, Nov. S.-Returns slowly
coming in indicate the election of the
entire ticket by the Republicans.
SMITH
Smith Center, Nov. S.-The entire fu-
sion ticket is elected except Agnew
(Rep.) sheriff.
JEFFERSON.
Valley Falls, Nov. S.-The fusiOnists
have possibly elected register of deeds
and treasurer, the Republicans the resi-
of the ticket. This is a fusionist gain
Usage.
Lyndon, Nov. S.-This county hai
elected the entire Republican ticket
sheriff running ahead with almost 20
majority. The towns of Lyndon. Osag
City and Burlingame give a combined
Republican majority of 400.
ELLIS
Hays City, Nov. s.-Democrats Of Ell