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12
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Showing the vote of the several candidate for congress in Kansas for 1892,
together with columns showing the highest republican vote ever previously
cast in each county of the state, the highest plurality previously had over
the leading candidate, and the republican decline in each county as com
pared with the vote on congrfessman-atdarge in 1892. "Republican losses
"show up" in every county of the state, and the boasts of the party of an
"82,000 majority" for 1888 in Kansas then claimed as the banner republi
can state are likely to be heard of no more. The boasted " bramiest man "
of the state was on the stump from Doniphan county on the northeast lo
Morton county on the southwest, and from Cheyenne on the northwest to
II II 1 1 I 1 ! 1 1 Jl T. 1
UneroKee on ine soutneasc, ana yet repuoucan losses nave ionoweu ms plu
tocratic march as he has discoursed to the noble yeomanry of the state.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Counties.
Atchison
Brown
Doniphan ,
Jackson
JaCerson
Leavenworth .
Nemaha
Pottawatomie.,
! isgigisssf!
s!sa i i I ? i p ? s3s i
: c : : t : : : : sgs o
:cjZV ; : : j : : : 3rr S
3 806 2,847 2,633 35 2,490 2.818 44 762 1,090
2.696 2 592 2,029 114 6 2,658 2,264 95 954 650
2,245 2,163 1,165 3 2,161 1,188 8 1.136 163
1,979 1,912 1,526 3 1.821 1.600 22 749 628
2.268 2.040 1.971 44 2.012 1,985 49 814 787
3,695 3,426 2.615 49 3,237 4,060 30 699 1,622
2,575 2,263 2,021 28 2,210 2,212 47 883 885
2,419 2,158 1,922 155 2,079 2,140 15 960 1,021
21,083 19,401 15,772 279 161 13,568 18,257 310 6,957
Frederick's plurality 3,629
Broderlclt's majority 3,189
Anthony's plurality 311
Anthony's majority 1
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
P J 2 M W S ft W
s 5 a " &
Counties, a-is : s 3 : t
: g- : : : : : : a'S'S B
' : a5 :::::: 23 g
' - : ; : : : 3?3 5
AHm 1.956 1,558 1,465 29 1,585 1,438 34 850 703
Anderson 1,84.) 1.0I8 1,488 84 1,628 1,447 83 853 672
Bourbon 3,609 2,723 2,931 24 2.776 2,894 24 1.738 1,856
Doujrlas 3,306 2,959 2,328 127 3,097 2.203 132 1 690 796
Franklin 2 422 2,104 2.519 148 2,125 2,447 152 1,504 1,128
Johnson 2,164 1.P93 2U06 84 2,067 1.943 02 950 836
Linn 2,2 '2 1,979 2,112 27 2.033 2 042 23 1,364 1,373
Miami 2.170 2,166 2,347 41 2.235 2.292 39 745 f2
Wyandotte 6,431 5, 800 6,621 108 5,869 5,552 106 1,246 959
Total ... 25.153 22,900 22 817 672 23,406 22,258 685 10,970
Funston's plurality
Fanstou, short of a mJ )rUy.
. 83
.689
Anthony's plurality.
Anthony'a majority.
.1,147
. 462
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Counties.
Chau'auqua..
CQprofce
Cow If y ,
Crawtoid,....
K'k.
UbVtte.V.V.V
Montgomery.
Noosno
Wilson.
TotaL ."
Hudson's plurality,
Hudson's majority.
m
: Ss
:
T
1765
2935
4 114
3156
1.80J
3 475
3,049
2.134
2.191
1,369
2 7m
3 857
3,N8
1,216
2.9(5
2784
1965
1.720
1,329
3 715
3 9il0
4,169
1.383
3 118
2,469
2,198
1.717
f9
127
75
9
89
2S
1 412
2 710
3.870
3 069
1.226
2 953
2 735
1996
1,793
1 3H
3,733
3,Wo
4,161
1,376
S.t'lt
2 512
2.17
1.647
24,609 1 21,694 23,9981 384 1 21,770 23,814
2 404 Harris' plurality
,2020 Harris' majority
6
60
127
79
11
M
28 12
27
437
Hi
2Zt
896
87
2179
1.281
874
1.894
im
990
1,156
11,1751
783
t,920
2, '55
2 373
1.024
1,952
1.231
1,167
1,010
.2,044
.1,617
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Counties.
flutter
Chase
Coffey.
Greenwood.
Lyon
Marlon
Uorria
OvAOk.
Bhawnee....,
Wabaunsee.
Woodson...
. Total
Curtis' plurality.
Curtis' majority.
m
:
: 1
: CTS7
3,179
1.126
1,988
2,2(2
3,i76
2,375
1,612
3,442
7,673
1,708
1,149
2C56
898
1.790
1731
2.61)6
2,236
1,419
2,626
6,947
1,369
1,067
2,699
970
1.8c6
1734
2.6:
1,653
1,3251
3 162
4,000
1,619
1,044
90
18
' 68
22
115
78
32
162
134
16
25
1
2,6)3
894
1.767
1.733
2 695
2 227
1,408
2.599
6,698
1.326
1.073
2.703
976
1.887
1,775
2,618
1,664
1,320
3 181
4 240
1 622
1,027
29,609 125.334122,6031 749 1 1 24,903 22,909'
..2,731 Anthony's plurality
..1,932 Anthony's majority
1 s 1
? f
:
' ' 3rr S
01 1,656 1,616
18 832 914
60 743 863
1,132 1,174
120 1 637 1,660
87 1,092 619
41 772 690
157 2,062 2.644
142 4,529 2,071
19 769 904
30 554 508
765 15,678
.2,054
.1,289
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Counties.
CHav
Cloud
Dickinson...,
Oary
Marshall....
Ottawa
FpubUo
Riiy
foUne ,
Washington.
Total..,
" g J ? g f & g I
jr i .
: : i : : : : :
:T?7 : :
2.170 1,667 2 021 68 16 1,687 2.017 91
2 689 1.964 2,212 64 12 1,919 2.276 63
2,746 2,408 2,652 C8 2,439 2.65:1
1.027 910 970 49 77 m 1.106 43
2,670 2 539 2,687 102 225 2,621 2.9U 117
1.620 1.439 1,510 63 17 1 452 1.632 52
2,595 2,1f8 2,m 90 23 2160 2 068 102
1.856 155 1.3S8 38 43 ' 1,570 1,431 42
2 384 1JB59 2,135 24 1,820 2 182 25
3.000 2,373 2 624 17 95 2.326 2,829 18
22,763 18,872 20,162 605 578 18,757 21,035 556
?5
2. 1 r
0 2
1.234
1,543
1,051
303
1,279
919
1.390
1,084
1,331
1.488
Davis' plnrallty 190
Darts' majority, 109
Harris plurality.
Harris' majority.,
1.664
1.900
1,265
646
1,699
999
1,298
945
1,693
1,991
11,622,'
2.273
1,722
Counties.
Cheyenne .
Decatur. ..
Ellis
Ellsworth.
Gove
Graham...
Jewell
Lincoln....
Logan
Mitchell...
Norton ....
Osborne...
Phillies....
Rawlins ...
Rooks
Russell ....
Sheridan..
Sherman...
Smith
Thomas ...
Trego
o ..
Wallace
Total
Baker's plurality
Bilker In a minority oL.
m I I 1 I M i Mf I
HH f r ? I I r. I f3- i
hi i : : : : i : Ml
: : : : : ggi I
: dm? : ' - rr 5
799 476 375 8 122 603 488 9 359 344
1,224 . 625 822 6 35 621 958 6 493 830
694 674 669 12 274 586 1,021 12 260 695
1,159 1,113 955 15 129 1,095 1,103 19 694 602
686 3t7 248 330 251 308 249
797 431 640 14 433 648 455 670
2,394 1.954 2,189 111 44 1,954 2,231 116 1,394 1,671
1.069 883 1,349 5 3 886 1,346 11 638 998
609 453 285 48 463 333 326 208
1,790 1,446 1821 39 72 1,460 1,870 40 950 1,360
1.471 1,069 1,069 28 18 1,065 1,082 40 840 867
1.680 1,157 U91 11 1.136 1 384 15 996 1,244
1.681 1.354 1,351 7 1 1 348 1,467 10 1,009 1,128
1,023 677 479 4 285 585 761 3 390 666
1,112 809 811 26 47 811 857 32 700 746
953 1,089 697 66 1,017 726 13 615 324
623 319 424 3 31 322 465 3 286 429
803 581 7.19 2 14 683 752 322 491
1,726 1.387 1.884 46 6 1,381 1.931 60 1,019 1,669
754 487 682 11 490 689 3 266 464
477 306 244 5 65 308 295 8 270 257
412 376 269 2 26 307 295 2 214 202
23,716 17,872 19,193 344 1,287 17,694 20,853 392 12,613
.1,321
. 310
Harris' plurality..
Harris' majority.
.3,159
.2,767
SSVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Counties.
Barber, ,
Barton
Clark
Comanche
Edwards.
Finney .'.
Ford
Garfield
Grant
Gray
Greeley
Hamilton
Harper
Harvey...
Haskell
Hodgeman
Kearny
Kingman.
Kiowa
Lane ,
MoPberson
Meade.
Morton
Ness ,
Pawnee
Pratt
Reno
Rice
Rush
Scott.
Sedgwick
Sewnrd
suffrd
SUuton
Stevens
Sumnr
Wichita.
till
ays
: mO-5
977
1,353
473
490
649
694
882
225
390
417
422
480
1,621
2,242
291
663
367
1,413
625
459
2,697
678
333
981
8S5
1,115
3.398
1,851
681
294
6,071
400
975
298
7
3,499
438
967
1,473
225
287
401
474
684
06
145
285
241
256
1,336
2,105
180
358
217
1.201
409
287
2,289
267
106
. 525
666
971
3.225
1,735
681
144
4,855
154
874
148
85
3 551
200
1.337
1,712
304
286
472
345
529
67
125
219
115
189
1.949
1,691
107
227
139
1,591
366
220
2,3551
2191
77
562
726
1,160
3.821
1,837
614
163
5,19
120
1,213
129
185
4047
213
3
2
23
3
15
43
111
6
3
136
48
1,396
226
263
397
469
649
101
149
275
243
254
1,280
2,092
175
360
219
1,203
409
285
2,291
2631
107
495
671
957
3,178
1723
673
142
4,787
156
839
146
8
3,609
246
1337
1,794
305
308
475
343
569
70
133
228
113
190
1,993
1,717
113
227
141
1,678
373
222
2,346
214
77
690
721
1,165
3085
1825
621
163
5,254
119
1,232
131
182
4,067
216
14
52
8
4
102
1
27
7
23
61
135
11
4
118
2
61
2 2k
55?
XL'S
a'
2
267
458
124
106
210
346
252
96
145
149
242
186
616
1,090
84
343
119
791
144
192
1,661
236
128
421
592
463
1657
917
304
112
2,046
193
492
101
39
1,360
231
715
856
203
162
288
' 220
172
65
129
102
112
121
1,228
715
32
210
41
1,166
108
129
1,716
187
98
516
642
671
1,664
1,019
353
133
2,513
230
885
86
133
1,806
201
Total I 39 544 1 32,393133,8131 703 1 1 1 32.460' 34,1841 733 1,16.8211
Simpson's plurality 1,420 Harris' majority 1,724
Simpson's majority 713 Harris' plurality 991
OAENEQIE WEB'S.
The Workingmen Give Up the Battle
at Homestead.
Homestead, Pa., November 20. The
great strike at Carnegie's Homestead
steel works has been declared off. After
a five month's struggle, which for bitter
ness has probably never been equalled in
this country, the army of strikers finally
decided to-day to give up the strike.
This action was taken at a meeting of
the lodges of the Amalgamated associa
tion at Homestead this afternoon, the
vote standing 101 in favor of declaring
the strike off and ninety-one against it.
Those who can nob get back are in a
bad fix, as the relief funds will be stopped
and many hundreds of them have noth
ing to live on.
The people of Homestead, especially
the business men, are highly elated over
the declaration to declare the strike off,
for if it had continued much longer it
would have ruined the town. Many
business bouses have fallen into the
hands of the sheriff since the strike has
been on. Business is expected to re
sume its normal condition soon.
HISTORY OF THK STRIKE.
The Homestead strike has proved one
of the most disastrous in the history of
the country. It originated from a re
duction in wages in the departments
where members of the Amalgamated
association of iron and steel workers
were employed. The hitch was on what
is known as the sliding scale. It is a
scale which regulates the men's wages
by the market price of steel billets.
Nearly every mill in this vicinity signed
the scale, including other mills of the
Carnegie company. At the refusal of
the firm to sign the scale for the Home
stead mill, a lockout occurred by the
Amalgamated association and they were
joined by the mechanics' laborers, who
struck out of sympathy only, their wages
not being reduced. The strikers drove
non-union men out of the mill and
adopted military discipline. The story
of the bloody fight with the Pinkertons
on July 6, the subsequent riotous pro
ceedings and the calling out of the na
tional guard and its departure after
three months' duty, is too well known to
repeat.
For six weeks the mill has been run
ning almost as well as before the strike,
but until within the last week the strik
ers have steadfastly refused to admit
defeat. The news of to-day's action was
received with dismay by the strikers in
the two Lawrenceville mills of Car
negie's. These men were sympathy
strikers and went out when the men at
Beaver Falls and Duqueene struck. The
Duquesne men. gave up the strike in
three weeks and the Beaver Falls strik
ers decided to go back yesterday. The
Lawrenceville men, however, were stead
fast and had no intention of giving in.
They are now in the position of striking
for no cause. They are very angry at

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