The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-06
Along the Kansas Nile.

| At Sedan, there was a lively city fight
| and the ''wets" won.
At Yates Center, the Republicans elect
ed every man on their ticket. from mayor
down.
| The Democrats at sedgwick City wiped
the earth up with the straight Republican
! ticket
| The vote in Atchison was the largest
ever cast there. A mixed ticket was
elected.
The dry candidate for city attorney at
Emporia was elected by the women. He
| IS a Democrat.
At Garrett, c. E. Glass. on a free sill
yer ticket, beat Martin Setter, the Re
publican. running for mayor.
At CLYDE, Kansas, the issue was the
FONTS versus the Prohfbihonists, and the
people in favor of the joints won
1t is said that P H. Albright, represent
ing the liberal element al Winfield, Is
elected mayor by a slight majority.
At Seneca, a national banker on the
Democratic ticket was defeated by Re-
publican for mayor by forty-two vttes.
DR.. Neelv was elected mayor OF Leaven-
worth after the hardest battle with no
blood OF It. ever waged in a Kansas town
Forty-seven men IN all in the Twentieth
Kansas have met death, as Soldiers, ell
Their from disease or from hurts in action
There was only one real quiet election
IN Kansas Tuesday. That was at Law
renee. where the Republican ticket was
elected.
At Washington the Law and Order tick
et was elected, the women vote rolling up
a majority for the dry" candidate for
/ mayor.
A hot municipal fight took place at LIN
coin. The man for mayor who stood for
shutting up the joints was beaten by
about 30.
There were PopuIist. Democrat and Pop
ulist city tickets IN the field at Pittsburg.
The Republican candidate for mayor won
by about 100.
Charles ]. Drew, the Republican candi-
date for mayor at Topeka. carried the
city by 1000. Topeka was born RepUbi-
can, and seems TO get more that way ey-
cry day.
At Council Grove Mead. fusion candidate
for MAYOR, beat the Republican candidate.
who stood for shutting NJ the joints Il
"a the first time a Republican has been
defeated in Council Grove foT years
The Republican ticket was tire only one
on the ballot a. Hutchinson. But the Pro
hibitionlsts turned out and wrote n names
nv previous arrangement and made ne
race exciting, although the Rspuo. icans
Won.
There "a ore thing Kansas needs. WITH
cut any further delay. and that IS .aT
putting all elections On the same date n
November. and not having them oftsner
shau once II two years The state e rack
Cd b. too much campaign, snd has been
for years.
Writing 20 rs mother after the charge
a. Calooczn. & Burlington bay. who signs
only his first name. Arthur" saw, !
killed two uieEers ~ close range sr1
fatnk 7 got ore more 7 got the ReZtnE-
tc7 u the one killed.. I g5I ore Sc Tues
DAYS Hrht, 50 VIII 5s abe e &c three
no-chss o. my r5as- Z vas here that
Captain Car5stv got bullet thTauga has
wrist. I tied * up ard he kept FtE1t
On"
A fire old 1iarser woman died 70 sun
-sr county TIE otae- day z; the axe q
8 after living with her husband just SIX
fy-1-e years. Her nsuae was Mary Peters
.Psnnlr g-ca- SIZE Vas The mother - a.
teen children. % whom fourteen lived -
maturity ard ten TOW sarv.ve her SIZE
leaves Fl Kansas th5Tty-ons ETa11c ilSre-
ard sixteen EEsat-Eraz5cElI9rez- n re
var % the rs5el.son her n1sS&ua ard taEse /
sars carried Union rnusksts. and t=o .
-1e sons were sett dead upou tAs szftls- !
ass6.
George y. Yogzg. RS i.sG-s.- ear 4
6i1zrs fcr uzyo- az Se--SH vas elected /
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