Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-11-08

tically admit that they have little
show except for the election of a con-
gresham in the third district.
Wyandotte county gives Mckinley
about 1000 majority and Gov. Stan
ley about the same. Fusionists elect
two of the three representatives.
Cubbison (rep.) for state senator
has majority of less than 100.
It is estimated that Montgomery
county will give Mckinley $50 ma
jority, Stanley 22O, Wheatley 200,
Conrad 265; a republican gain of
about 700. The republicans elect
their entire county ticket.
Mckinley has carried Franklin
county by about 225. Stanley falls
some behind. The whole republican
ticket, with the possible exception
of county commissioner, is elected by
small majorities. Bryan carried this
county four years ago by 557.
Twenty precincts out of % in Lin
coin county have given Bryan 1875
majority and Breidenthal 215; Dun
ham (dem.) for representative, 1913.
Tully Scott for congress has $50;
Dykes, 457; Reeder, 7a5. The entire
IuS1On County llChCG Is SISClGls
Ellis county gives Bryan 587 major
ity; Breidenthal, 623; John Schlyer
(dem.) is elected representative by
700 majority. State senator about
standoff.
The republicans carried Johnson
county with an estimated majority
of 200 for Mckinley against $50 for
Bryan in 1896. F. W. Sponable, for
state senator, has in this county about
the same majority. T. L. Hogue, for
representative, has more than 800 ma
jority. The state and congressional
tickets received about the same vote
as Mckinley. The heavy republican
gains were in the country.
Incomplete returns indicate that
Bryan carried Saline county by a
small majority; Mcmillan, fusion, de-
feated Mohler (rep.) for state senator
from Saline and Ottawa counties by
300; Bean (fusion) defeated Osborn
lPep,) speaker of last house, for rep
resentative.
Mckinley carried Sumner county by
$50. The republicans elected Simons,
senator; Lawrence, representative
and the entire republican ticket. Re-
suit in the Seventy-fourth legislative
district in doubt.
Incomplete returns indicate major
tiles for the entire republican ticket
in Atchison county, with the excep-
ton of county attorney and district
| Judge, and with the result for county
representative in doubt with indica-
tons for the election of the fusion
candidate. Mckinley and Stanley car
ried the county by perhaps 500. David
! Martin, fusion candidate for associate
justice, and G. w. Click, democrat,
| for congress in the First district, both
of whom live in Atchison, did not run
much ahead of their tickets.
Mckinley carries Osborne county
by 337 plurality; Stanley by 1922;
| Reeder for congressman by 4OS.
Lyon county gave Mckinley small
| plurality, not more than 100, with
the Stanley and BreidenthaI vote in
doubt. Higgins, state senatorial
candidate, defeated by Wright. pop
ulist and Buck, republican candidate
for judge, defeated for the district
iudgeship by Dennis Madden, populist.
Hamer (rep.) and Moss (pop.) will
go to the legislature.
Miami county gave Mckinley $50
majority; Stanley, 800; Bowersocl,
$50, and Remington, representative,
is probably elected by fewer than IS
majority over Riley (dem.) The tu-
sionists claim that five precincts yet
to hear from viii reduce Remington's
majority to possible minority.
Complete returns give Cloud county
to Mckinley by 231; Calderhead, 2Os.
l. G. II. Fullington, republican, de-
feated c. B. Hoffman for senator in
the Clay-Dickinson district by 400,
carrying Clay by 125, Dickinson by
400. Dickinson also elects Emil Gros-
ser, republican, representative, by
400.