The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-06
Total majorities .......35.5SS
Bailey's majority .34,S63
GOT ONE DISTRIC

GOT ONE DISTRICT JUDGE.
The fusionists saved just one district
one, r. L. Bond. of Salina, was saved
by them by his popularity at home and
the revolt in Ellsworth county against
the Republican nominee, r. r. Rees.
While Saline county gave Bailey 275
majority and some of the Republican
county candidates as high as 700 it gave
Bond 391 on the fusion ticket. Ellis
worth county. which gave Bailey 25O,
went against ReeS by rs, while Lincoln
county gave Bond a majority of Z91-
Ottawa county. the home of Mr. Rees.
gave him 5S4, running him ahead of
Bailey. These figures will elect Bond by
just Is plurality.
Reports received at 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon indicated that Rees was elect
ed by AZ. as it was reported that Bond
got only rs majority in Lincoln county,
out this was afterwards changed to 23l
for Bond. This has been one of the
closest fights in the state. The other
sixteen judges are all Republican.
In the Tenth judicial district. COM
prised of Johnson and Miami counties,
w. H. Sheldon defeated George Kings
ley
In the Fourteenth. comprised of La
bette and Montgomery, T. j. F'lannelly
DEBATED Howard A. Scott
In the Fifteenth, comprised of Jewell,
Smith, Osborne and Mitchell. r. NJ.
Picker was reelected over D. L. Palm
er.
IN the 1WSnIy-11TSI. COMPRISED "a
Marshall, Clay and Riley. Sam Kimble
was elected over w. B. Glass.
| In the Twenty-secon comprised OF
Doniphan, Brown and Nemaha. w. l.
Stuart was reelected without opposi-
ton.
In the Twenty third, comprised of
Russell, Ellis, Trego, Cove, Logan and
Wallace j. H. Reeder defeated w. B.
Saum by narrow majority.
In the Twenty fourth, comprised OF
/ KinCman Pratt and RarhQr y
B. Gillette was reelected over c. H.
Apt.
In the Thirty-first; comprised Of Gray s
Clark and Meade. E. H. Madison was
elected without opposition.
In the Thirty-second, comprised OF
F'inney, Kearney, Hamilton Haskell,
Morton. w E. Hutchinson was re-elect-
ed over George ]. Downer
In the Thirty-fourth. comprised OF
Rocks. Graham. Sheridan, Thomas and
Sherman. Charles w. Smith was re-
elected without opposition.
In the Thirty-ffth, comprised of
Usage, Wabaunsee and Pottawatomie,
r.. c. Heller was elected without oDpo-
sition.
In the Seventeenth. comprised of Phil
lips. Norton. Decatur. Rawlins, and
Cheyenne. John R. Hamilton defeated
In the Eleventh, comprised of Cherokee
county, W. B. Glasse defeated E. f. Sapp
In the Thirty-third. comprised of Rush,
Pawnee, Hodgeman, Ness, Lane. Scott
Wichita and Greeley, c. E. Lobdell de-
feated Albert H. Wilson.
In the Nineteenth, comprised of Sumner
and Cowley, c. S. Swartz defeated w. T
Mcbride
In the Twentieth. comprised of Rice
Barton and Stafford. ]. W. Brinkerhofi
defeated T. w. Moseley-
All of Governor Stanley's appointees tc
judgeship were elected with the exception
of James Lawrence in the Sumner Cowley
district who failed of a denomination by
the Republicans.
REPRESENTATIVE IN DOUBT.
There is considerable interest over the
close vote on representative in the East
district in Lyon county. 1t is conceded
that Charles Harris was defeated in the
West district. but in the East district
J. E Evans, the Republican candidate
has been elected by a majority of one on
the face of the return. TIE ReDu blicans
gave him up yesterday, but they now
believe he is safe. There are eleven rail-
road men in Evans district who are
supposed TO have voted away from
home, and their associates say that
most of them would vote fo- Evans, sc
that if they voted properly Evans is
probably safe
It is so close in Pawnee county that
it is not yet known who is elected to the
Legislature It is probably a tie. Then
there is one PaWnee county voter at tbs
Dodge City Soldiers home and if he
voted for representative it may throw il
to the Republicans.
HAMILTON'S SMALL MAJORITY.
Norton, Kan. Nov. 6.-The result on
the election of judge in the Seventeenth
judicial district is so close that it may
take the official count TO determine
whether Judge Hamilton or ex-Judge A,
c. T. Geigerr is elected. Unofficial re-
turns from nearly all precincts give
Hamilton, Republican, ten majority,
Hamiltons majority in this county is
625.
Bailey for governor and the entire Re-
publican state ticket carry the county
by about 200. All the county Republic
can ticket elected by majorities ranging
from rs to 325 as follows: Treasurer c.