Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-05
WiscNnSin-Large Democratic Ga
Washburn,s Defeat Conceded.

WaShDUEEl7S De1ett SUUCeueu.
LATER.-The city of Milwaukee COM
plete gives Taylor, Democratic candidate
for Governor. $500 majority; county eSti-
mated at 5000. All the Democratic As
sembly men in the county are elected. The
DdiEg Sentinel, the Washburn organ, esti-
mates. from the way returns are coming in,
that TAYLOR will carry the State by 5000
majority. Prominent Republicans now
concede Washburn's defeat.
On towns representing a total vote OF
$4,000. TaylOr's gain is 3,400, exclusive of
the vote of Milwaukee, in which Taylor
gains 5000.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 4.-RetuIns received
rlp to II o'clock show gains for Taylor, the
Democratic-Liberal and Reform candidate
for Governor, from about third OF the
State outside of Milwaukee, 6,OOO. The
Reform party claim 5000 majority, while
the Republicans cOncede 1000. The COM
plection of Assembly will be Reform, and the
Senate Republican. There was very light
vote polled.
JUNCTION CITY. Ks. Nov. 4.-The cleo
ton in this State to-day for members OF the
Legislature and county officers, resulted in
this Dayis) county in the election OF a. {.
Stickney, independent Republican and far
mers' nominee, for Representative. j. L.
Price was reelected Treasurer.
LAWRENCE, KS, Nov. 4.-The farmers
movement carries this county by about 500
majority over the regular Republican
ticket.
Mississippi.
JACKSON. Nov. 4.-But little interest
WAS shown in the election to-day. From
all Quarters the vote is reported one-third
short. The falling off in Jackson is from
500 to GOO votes. Ames' majority in the
city is estimated at 800, which is a small
| Republican reduction. Independent can
| diiates for county officers are numerous.
| The Democrats had no ticket in this
| county. Much delay in counting the votes.
VICKSBURG, Nov. 1.-The election pass
ed oil quietly: only about half the usual
vote cast. AlcoIn has probably carried tho
! city and county. Scratching prevailed tC
| an unprecedented extent at all the polls
Nothing can vet be given as to the genera
result.
NATCHEz, Nov. /. - Election quiet
weather bad; vote small. The county
gives Ames 1900 majority. The returns
are not sufficient to indicate the general re
suit.
| ST. PAUL. Nov. 4.-Returns SO far ar(
meacre. but indications all point to tn
election Of the entire Republican Stat
ticket by a handsome majority. Davis
running ahead of his ticket. There ha
been good deal of scratching. Return
from the city will not be in until lat
hour.
DETROIT. MICH.. MIDNIGHT, Nov. A.
The vote in the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict is light and extremely close. PreseI
indications are that Williams, Republican
is elected by majority not exceeding ~
or 800.
The Sunday Liquor Law Ticket Tr
; unpIaant.
Chicago. Nov. 4.-Returns from til
CITY election come in slowly, but enough
known to insure the election Of the entil
peopIes' ticket over the citizens or law an
order ticket. by a majority of 5000 100
and y out of 20 aldermen on the san
| ticket. The former ticket is headed by |
/ p. Calvin for mayor: latter by j.. l.. Bon
I present acting mayor One OF the prime
l nal points at issue was the Sunday liqu
j law. which will doubtless be repeale
Very few reports in from the country ele
= tions in the State, but those received sho
: a large farmers vote.
Detroit Municipal Election.
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. THE Municip
5 election in this citypassed off very quietl
Il Il precincts heard from give Moflat, Repu
J, lican. for Mayor $50 majority. His MAJOR
i will probably reach 1000. The Repub
cans elect are City Clerk, Attorney, L
S rector of the poor. The Democrats ele
d are Police Justice, and probably Treasure
It Justice of the Peace. The Republica
) will have majority of one or two in t
If City Council and a majority Of the Boa
y of Estimate.
If Meagre returns froms from special ele
n ton 9Th Congressional District leay
: matters in doubt. The cities Of Graz
II Haven, Ionia and Holland and ID tow
IS gives Williams Republican a majority
, 200, a large Republican loss over the yo
of 1872.
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