The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-11-10
WHAT INDIVIDUAL CITIES DIS
Boston. Detroit, Denver and San
Francisco Democratic


Francisco Democratic
Syracuse, n. Y, Nov. Mayor Nc
CURE. Democrat, carried the city by
near.y 1000.
Oswego. n. Y, Nov. 7.-Albert Hail.
Democrat, was elected mayor by about
2G0 majority.
Rochester, N. Y. Nov. dorchester
complete gives Carnohan. Republican, 2.
1853 plurality for mayor,
Frankfort. KY, Nov. 7.-Boebel carries
the city OF Frankfort by from $50 to III
and Franklin county by about 900 major
it,
Sioux Falls s. D., Nov. ARGUS Lead
er, Republican, estimates Republican ma
Sority in city of Sioux Falls at 200. Last
year on governor, Republican, 6S.
Utica, N. Y, Nov. 7.-R. w. Sherman.
Democrat, is elected mayor of Utica by
81. Balance of the city ticket is Demo-
cratic by majorities ranging from 200 to
800.
Jamestown, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Wreeland,
Republican, candidate for congress from
the Thirty-fourth congressional district,
received 1854; Stillman Lewis, Democrat,
4s5 cotes, in this city.
Salt Lake, Nov. 7.-Returns up to mid
night indicate that Thompson, Repubi-
can, has been elected mayor by 500 or 600
majority, and that the Republicans have
Boston, Nov. 7.-Complete returns show
that Paine, Democrat, has carried the
city by 6,196. Paine's total vote was g.
592. Cranes total vote was 1886. Last
year Wolcott, Republican, carried Bos-
ton by 1887 over Bruce, Democrat. VOL
colts total vote was 1851, and Bruce's
31,67S. These figures show loss to Crane
of 7,O11, and a gain for Paine of 9O2.
Denver, Nov. TO p. m.-Returns so
"a roceived mako the election of the en-.
tire Democratic ticket in this (Arapahoe)
county practically certain. The Demo-
cratic managers claim plurality over
Republicans of from 1000 to 5000. The
proposition to issue bonds of the city Of
Denver for the construction Of munich
pal water plant carries by a majority of
1000 in vote Of a little over 5000.
San Francisco, Nov. 7-Today's munici-
pal election resulted in the reelection Of
James D. Phelan, Democrat for mayor.
by a majority of at least 5000 over Hor-
ace Davis, Republican. The remainder of
the ticket is about equally divided be-
tween the Republicans and Democrats.
The total vote cast was 52,0S1. At Sacra-
mento, the Republicans elected their en-
tire municipal ticket with the exception
of four minor offices.
Detroit, Nov. 1.-THE official count from
all of the city's precincts shows that
Mayor Maybury, Democrat, has been re-
elected to third term by 1851 majority.
City Treasurer Thompson received 6,427
majority over his Republican opponent,
| and is reelected to second term. City
Clerk John Schmidt, Republican, gets
third term by 1888 majority. The Demo-
Gratis elected 8 aldermen and the Republi-
| cans 9, making the council stand 10 Re-
publicans to IA Democrats.
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. THE standard
voting machine was used in this city to-
| day for the first time, and accomplished
| all that was expected of it. The result
In the city was known As minutes after
| the polls closed, on the head of the tick
| ct, which was computed first. The Re-
publicans made a clean sweep, electfnS
city treasurer and other city officers by
majarities ranging from 1000 to 800. The
Republicans also elect their entire coun-
Gilman ticket, giving them members and
the Democrats 2. They also elect 10 of
| the Is aldermen. In the county Thomas
Penney, Republican, for district attorney,
| is elected by about 10000 plurality, and
John w. Neff, for county auditor, by
1000. D. J. Kenefik, w. B. Hooker and
T. c. White, Republicans, have been re-
elected justices of the supreme court in
the Eighth judicial district by large ma
iorities.
| Boston, Nov. 1.-THE Democrats today
| had no difficulty in carrying the city Of
/ Boston. For the past three years the
city has Endorsed the Republican candi-
| date for governor, but this year Robert
Treat Paine, Jr., the Democratic nominee,
received plurality of 6,196 over w. Muir
| ray Crane, Republican. Paine'S total vote
was 81, 1872 and Crane received 26, 1885, Last
year Wolcott, Republican, carried the city
| by a plurality of 1887 over Bruce, Demo-
crat. These figures show a loss for
| Crane from Wolcott's vote Of 7,179 and a
gain for Paine over Bruce of 914. The
| decrease in the Crane vote Is partly due
to the fact that he comes from the west
ern part of the state, and did not have
| the local popularity that Wolcott had.
| The Democrats made every effort to rally
a big plurality, to strengthen themselves
| for the city election next month.
| Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-Estimates from al
| of the counties in the state indicate tina
Barnett. Republican candidate for stat
treasurer. will have a plurality owe
! Creasey, Democrat, of 1254S3. In som
counties the estimates are necessaril.
based on meagre information, and com
plete returns may change the figures her
kgiven. In 1897 when Swallow, Independ
! emit, carried ten csCnbecs in the state, tn
plurality of Beacon, Republican, was 129.
III, and in 1895, the plurality was for Hay
wood, Republican, 174,264. The vote II
Philadelphia on the question Of authoriz
ing a $1,000 900 loan for the improvement
of the city water supply shows the citi
zens to be overwhelmingly in favor of tn
proposition. the average ratio of favora
BILE votes being about 10 to 1.
Lincoln. Neb. Nov. 7.-Returns UP te