The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02
THE ELECTIONS.
The OnlciaI Returns from Wisconsin.

inc Official returns OF tne vote III WISCONSIN,
late election have been carefully examined aud
footed up by the State Cauvassers, and the total
vote is found TO be as follows:-
... . GCCerIlor.
Lucius Fairchild $50 c. W. Robinson. 81, 2so
u". . Lieutenant Governor
Thah. G. Pound .69, COS. Harrison IL. Gray SO 723
Secretary Of state.
Lewellyn Breese 6s, ,205. Amasa G. Cook co. ,719
-.-. State Treasurer.
Henry BGtz d9 1923 John Black. 6O,672
Attorney General
S. S. Barlow. 80, ,746 .snas U. Pnney &C, $50
state Superintendent.
A. j. Craig = 70, l2o Peter X Cannon .Co,4Os
State Prison Commissioner. u. ..
G. Il. Wheeler. ..69, ,93T Carl NJ. Bordoe. 675
.. Amendment 10 Constitution. +.
It viii be seen that the Repabliean majorties are
as follows:- :-Govenor, Farchild, s343; Lieutenant
Governor Pound $3.50; Secretary of State, Breese,
74s6; State Treasurer, B9tz 915l AttorneyGeneral
Barlow, 9226; State Superintendent, Craig 9112;
State Prison Commissioners, Wheeler, 1862. -. :
There was quite large scattering vote, including
1888 and 1889 for Secretary
OF State. OF the scattering vote, however, there
were about 1850 returned for G. L. Park, the first
Democratic candidate for that Oilce in consequence
Of the blanks having been printed with his name
most of which We're probably given for Mr.. Gray
Pounds real majority to about 5000. OF the scatter
ing vote for Secretary OF State, careful scrutiny
OF the returns from the towns indicates that over
800 Of the votes returned for Spencer, on account
Of his name having been printed in the blanks, We're
cast for Breese, and should be added to his majo-
ritz, making 1t about 5000, and leaving about 1900
votes as really having been given for Il. A. Spencer
The Official Returns from MinnesOtTI.
The following are the totals OF the Official vote at
the recent election in Minnesota
~ For GOUerROT
Horace Austin Htep). 2 620
George l.. GUS (DeIn,) 3G5
Rev. Daniel Cobb eIemperances ............... 1Tbl
Austin over Otls' 2 1856
As all the votes cast for the Temperance candI.
date, who was Republican, would otherwise have
been given to the Republican candidate the true
Republican majority is 1906.
For Lieutenant GOUerHOr
William II. Yale Rep. Observation-Disclosures % ESQ
John ii. Stevens, temperance. 142G
Yale over WlsWell 6OTG
Yale over both. 1850
Stevens, the Temperance candidate for Lieuteaant-
Governor, was Democrat, which accounts for the
decreased Temperance vote and the large increase
on the vote for the regular candidate
On the remainder OF the State ticket the RepublI-
can majority is about the same as that for Lieu-
tenant Governor The vote OF the State this wear IL
nearly 10000 less than In the contest OF 1861 when
Marshall, the Republican candidate for Governor
had B4,S74, and Flandrau, the Democratic canddate
29,b02-a Republican majority of b312 In 1861 the
Democrats made determined effort to elect Flan-
drau, and increased their vote over their previous
total for Governor by 15560 considerably more than
double; but the Republicans met them with great
spirit more than doubling their previous vote also
(S4,sT4 against 1889