The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05

500. Tom Kelly ran ahead of his ticket,
but Hefiebowers will carry the county
by q majority almost as large as Grad
decks. The Republicans elected Hol-
lerbeck in the Sixth representative dis
tIict and the count at this hour 1ndl-
Gates the election of Perkins, tuslonlst.
small majority. Ballard. fusionlst, car
ried the Sixth representative district
Republicans saved the district clerk, tn-
candidate having no opposition Curtis,
FOR congress, may carry the county Dy a
small majority. Rain fell at intervals
all Cay. and out of registration OF D.
501 IN the city only 1000 voted. The Re
pUblicans attribute their defeat 10 the
light vote Only 908 votes were cast at
the Soldiers home. OF the votes cast,
over 500 were Republican. The Demo-
Gratis Vin contest the vote, when II
counted would defeat most of thslr can
di6ates.
LYON.
Emporia. Kas.. Nov. Lyon county
will give the Republican state ticket and
congressman majority OF probably
from 300 to 400. A majority of the coun-
ty fusion ticket is generally conceded
by Republicans to be elected by good
plurality. Candidates for representative
from the Fiftieth and Fifty-frst districts
are running very close. Returns are
coming in unusually slow. and there is
more scratching than has been done IN
EmpOria for twenty years. The reason
for the fusion victories on the county
ticket generally advanced by Repub-
licans and others is because of local
fight in the Republican ranks between
the Hood-Lambert faction and the Mar
tindale faction.
OTTAWA.
Minneapolis, Kas.. Nov. 5.-Out OF II
precincts heard from. Bailey has plu-
rality of 406; Kelly, 1893; Calderhead, 437,
and King, for representative, 26S. The
entire Republican county ticket will be
elected. 1t is a Republican landslide.
Rees, Republican candidate for judge OF
Thlrtieth district, has majority in this
county. y precincts, of 476
SALINE.
Salina, Kas.. Nov. Sat this hour it
is impossible to predict the result on
account of scratched ballots. The vote
is slow coming in. and it will be late
before the count in many precincts is
completed. From figures at hand it is
impossible to estimate vote on any can
didate. The Republicans will elect the
majority Of officials in Saline county.
ALLEN
lola, kas-. Nov. 5.-Incomplete re-
turns from Allen county indicate cleo
ton of entire Republican ticket. The
day was a particularly bad one. and
there has been light vote in the coun-
try. The fight for county attorney has
been the principal one, but Clifford
(Rep.) is elected. Bailey will carry the
county by more than 500 majority.
HARVEY.
Newton, Kas. Nov. 5.-Bailey's ma
jority in Harvey county will be 700, and
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county ticket is elected with maiorities
ranging from 200 to 700. Burton town
ship gives Republican majority for
the first time in fourteen years Patton
/ CRep) is elected commissioner of the
First district by majority of so, after
a hard fight.
Concordia, Kas. Nov. 5.-Returns are
very meager Estimated majoritieS:
Bailey, $50; Kelly $50: Peck (RepO for
representative, 500 to 900. Populists will
elect sheriff, register of deeds and prob
ably county attorney.
RENO.
Hutchinson, Kas.. Nov 5.-Returns are
slow and vote light with severe cutting
in some wards and townships. So far
only Medora and Plevna townships and
two wards of Nickerson are heard from.
This shows light votes. Majorities are
about the same as two years ago, when
the county went $50 Republican Kelly
Will. probably lead the ticket in Reno
| county,. 7
MARSHALL.
Marysville, Kas., Nov Silk pre-
cincts in Marshall county show small
Republican gains over the vote of 1900,
with the exception of Kelly for treasurer
on the state ticket. The entire Repub-
! lican county ticket is elected with the
exception of James Montgomery fusion
nominee for clerk and Richard Cos
grove. fusion candidate for commits
sioner in the First district Returns
show a loss for w. S. Glass for judge
the vote of 1893 Marshall county will
elect two Republican members of the
legislature.
COFFEY.
Burlington, Nov 5--Coffey county
gives a majority of about 300 for Bailey.
Miller. for congress. had about 300. Re-
publicans elect entire county ticket by
majorities ranging from 100 to 500.
/ Wyckoff, Republican, for the legislature
wins by $50. This is a Republican gain.
WASHINGTON.
Washington. Nov. 5.-ReDorts from
ten townships out of % indicate that
Bailey carried county by 500 or 900. The
entire county Republican ticket is elect
ed by safe majority.
TREGO.
Wa-Keeney, Nov. 5.-Election returns
Full vote polled. Returns indicate that
Dr. Jones, Republican, will be elected
representative by small majority.
OSBORNE.
Osborne, Nov. 5.-Five precincts give
Bailey 81, CraddOck 152; Reeder. con-
gress, $50, Cole 1877; Taylor, Republican,
for Legislature. a majority of 134.
CHASE.
Cottonwood Falls, Nov. 5.-Indications
are that Republicans elect representa-
tives, superintendent and register of
deeds. Vote some lighter than two
years ago.
wOODSON.
Yates Center, Nov. 5.-Partial returns
indicate election of Republican county
ticket. Republican state ticket safe by
$50 majority.
JACKSON.
Holton, Kas., Nov Returns from
five precincts in Jackson county give
Bailey a majority of 154 and Kelly a
majority of 1O9; eight precincts give
Sarbach for representative a majority
of 49,
WABAUNSEE.
Alma, Kas., Nov. 81. NJ. Dolley, Re
publican candidate for representative,
received a majority of 300 to 400 in Wa
baunse county. The entire county
ticket was elected, except sheriff and
probate judge. Fred Fay, Democrat,
was elected sheriff
Returns from Z out of IS precincts