The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

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men.
Nemaha County.
Seneca. Nov. 4.-Nemaha county
returns indicate a majority for Bry-
an and Botkin. Roosevelt carried the
county in 1904 by 265.
Morris County.
Council Grove. Nov. 4.-Taft and
Stubs are running together in Morris
county with Jackson, attorney gen.
eral, and Representative Miller ahead.
Amrine, representative. and Potter,
senator. are getting the party vote.
Only one complete precinct, partial
claim of 400 majority.
Finney County.
Garden City, Nov. 4.-Returns from
| Finney county are yet too meager to
give an accurate report, but the count
Of the straight ballots in the Garden
| City precincts indicate about 200 plu
| rality for Taft and Stubs. r. ]. Hop
kins, candidate for representative,
probably will poll about the same vote.
| Labette County.
Parsons, Nov. 4.-Incomplete returns
| from the eight precincts in Parsons in
dictate pluralities as follows: Stubs
400 with balance of state ticket about
| the same way; Campbell for congress.
VIII carry the city by 800; Bender, Re
| publican. will probably be elected state
senator. Cranston, Republican, will be
| elected to the Legislature
| Franklin County.
| Ottawa, Nov 4-The count of
straight ballots in the city of Ottawa.
| in Franklin county, shows the usual
| proportion of bad condition for the Re-
publican ticket. An unusually large
vote was polled in every precinct in the
| majority Of $50 for Stubs and 500 for
Taft, with safe majorities for Scott for
congress, and probably two representa-
| tives and senator.
/ Allen County.
lola, Nov. 4.-From early returns
Taft and Stubs will have 1000 plural
ity in Allen county. Travis, Republi-
/ can, has beaten Oyler, Democrat, for
state senator, and Watson, Republican.
has beaten Russell, Democrat. Repre-
sentative Scott will have the same ma
iority as Taft Jackson is running
| ahead of his ticket.
i Republicans to Control House.
| Chicago. Nov. At is now certain
that the Republicans will have control
/ of the next national house of represen-
tatives. The returns from 1855 congress
sional districts give Republicans 1856;
| Democrats 1885, missing o. necessary
majority for control 1876.
| Cherokee County.
| Galena, Nov. 4.-Reports from va
| rious parts of Cherokee county indi-
/ cate Democratic victory. Incomplete
| returns show increase for county over
state, candidates. The legislative tick
/ ct is Democratic. 81 =
| Edwards County.
| Kinsley, Nov. 4.-One pre-
cinct in Edwards county gives
Taft %, Bryan 20, Stubs %,
Botkin 81. State senator, Republican
| %, Democrat 20. Representative, Re
publican 81, Democrat 81.
| Ellsworth County.
| Ellsworth. Nov. 4. Partial
returns from four precincts in
Ellsworth county give Taft 81. Bry-
an IL: Stubs AZ, Botkin IA: Jackson
IS Freerk ~ z;,s state 5 senator: Fowler
resentative. Seaver (Rep.l 1T, Skane
| (Dem.) IA; congress, Sixth district,
Reeder (Rep.) 81, Connally (Dem.)
Ill.
Rice County.
Lyons, Nov. 4-The Third ward, in
Lyons, gives Taft II. Bryan As. State
senator: (Rep.) SIS, Ross (Dem.) 81.
Representative: Clarke .(Rep-) SO;
Foley (Dem.) 20.
Brown County.
| Hiawatha, Nov. 4.-The First pre-
cinct of the First ward in Hiawatha,
| complete, Taft 116, Bryan 81, Stubs
l119, Botlxin 40. This is loss of thfr-
ty votes to the Democrats. Taft will
carry the county by 1,200 II this rate
is maintained.
| Anderson County.
| Garnett, Nov. Anderson county
will give Taft and Stubs 800 plural
ity Representative Charles F.
Scott's plurality in the county Will be
$50.
COffey County.
Burlington Nov. Fifteen pre-
cincts in Coffey county. give Taft and
Stubs about 800 plurality. state
senator. CAM (Rep.) $50; representa-
tive. Stockton (Rep) 500: Represen-
| tative. Fourth district. Miller 80 Re-
publicans get all of county ticket with
exception of one commissioner.
Marshall County.
Frankfort, Nov. 4.-Three precincts
in Marshall county give Taft al. Bry-
an 17s; Stubs 1913. Botkin lS2; JACK
son 1872. Freerk 1877: state senator,
| Brown (Rep.) 125, Wilson (Dem;)
l119; representative, Bull (Rep-) LIZ,
| Kuoni (Dem.) 1872.
Reno County.
Hutchinson. Kan. NOV. 4-Reno
] county. judging from the returns oil