Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-11-11

publican, is elected by 100 majority; Cap
Waddington, Rep, Treasurer, by 400 maj,
Capt. Armstrong, Rep, Clerk ofthe Court,
by ESQ Coroner and surveyor by small
Ter majorities.
The county has probably given Fallows
aud Barber each rs majority.
Belmont-Strachan DEM, Ill, Barber,
rep, 81, Dunn, DEM, 1870, Magoon, rep.
Sc, Clay, dem, 66, Olmstead, rep, 14O.
Grant-The vote of Platteville stands :
Falows, rep, 9os, Dale, dem., l44-Fal-
lows majority 1e4. Barber 304, Strachan
13s-Barber's majority l56. Harris, rep
for Assembly, 298, Squires, DEM, 1913;
Harris is elected, being Republican gain
ofone Assemblyman. sloat, rep, sheriff,
800, Chandler, dem., l4s. Mccartney
rep, Treasurer, 3O4, Meyer, DEM, lat.
Boscobel gives Fallows 2o5, Dale &c.
Barber 157, Strachan lo2, Field 1885, Nc
Laughlin, DEM, JOG, Hackney, temp, on.
Sufficient has been heard to insure the
election of Field.
The entire republican county ticket is
elected, and all of the five republican can
didates for Assembly.
Dane-The Journal says the result IN
this county is considerably mixed. Voters
were not particularly governed by party
nominations. One candidate ran ahead
of his party in one town, and behind in
| another. Personal friendship or personal
grievances of some kind, have been allow
ed to govern the votes to an extent great.
er than was ever known before.
Tue Republican county ticket is proba-
bly, all elected, except the Register, by
majorities ranging from one to six hund.
red. The Register was beaten some five
hundred. Mr.. Fallows, for State Superin-
tendent, has 12l majority in the county
estimating the majority in six towns, and
Mr.. Hazelton has 81 majority.
Dane county, in the legislature mex
winter, will be represented in the Senate
by R. E. Davis and VIM. M. Colloday
both Republicans in the assembly by l.
o. Humphrey and Ole Torgeson, Republi
cans, and by K. 0. Heimdal and M. An
derson, democrats; and by Harlow S. Or
ton, elected by the people without opposi
ton.
MiJwaukee- Ten democrats are elected
to the Assembly from. the county. A dis
patch from Milwaukees says: In the first
Wisconsin District, Alexander Mitchell
DEM, was elected by $500 majority
Sawyer, rep, in the Fifth District, is
probably reelected by an increased major
ity. Eliridge, dem, in the Fourth Dis
trict, is reelected by about the same ma
jority as formerly. All other Congress
men are elected by the usual majority.
OTHER STATES.
| Aza5ama--A dispatch from Montgom
cry says, that the election passed off qui
city; fetal vote of city 5,63S republican
majority 1000
Delaware-W ilmington-Several small
riots between white and colored men,
There is republican gain in the State
but the Democratic candidate for governor
Pouder, is elected by about 500 majority
Biggs, DEM, for Congress, by about the
same.
| Ulinois-The republicans have carried
the same districts they did last year, and
both branches Of the legislature, insurine
the election of Republican Senator. Far.
well, rep, is elected to Congress in the
Chicago District over John Wentworth
ind, by nearly 5000 majority.
Na,o York; Hoffman is reelected Gov
ernor by nearly 10000. The democrats
have also carried the Assembly. Every
thing was quiet in the city, the military
did not make its appearance in the streets
and the election was peacably conducted.