The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-11-12
William F. Slemons, DEM, gain.
!. William w Wiltshire. Dem. gain.

William f. Slemons, DEM, gain.
3. William W Wiltshire. Dem, gain.
4. Thomas NJ. Gunter Dem, reelected
-TTf3 TJg ETDELAWARE--1f vs..
James Williams, Dem, gain
]. I'll .aAlF3 Nj FLoRIDA-2. 4eff3 fffe
/. William J. Purman, Rep.
81. T. Walls (colored), Rep. -idmf o1
GEoRGIA-9.
H. Julian Hartridge, Dem!, gain-3 900 mai.
Q. William e. Smith, DEM, gain: 4s.t. -,
5. Philip Cook Dem. " 5f7' q 1bo' 1924
l4.QHenry r. Harris, Dem Tr..s, g.ro,r
5. Milton A. Gambler Dem, gain. -
Is. james FL Blouut, Dem. o9q 10 s6neane
=. William H. FELTON,, DemGde !,
g. Alexander .H. Stephens, Dem, no oppo-
III sitiOn. 13A 88l&f f0f9ltg II
8, Garnet Mcmillan, Dem. lrf' s. r - s@'
rILLINOIS-19. d HID ni4t
III. Bernard G.. Garfield, Dem.
/, 2. Jasper d. Ward, RIP All I3ag yGl0
3. Charles B. Farwell, Rep, reelected. !,
j a. Stephen A. Hurlbut Rep, re- elected. :.
5. ,Horatio @. Burchard. Rep, reelected.
6. Thomas ]. Henderson, Rep.
/ 7.TAlexande Campbell Ind.l efv1jb
s. Greenbury L. Fort, Rep, reelected. "a
9. R,chard FL. Whiting, Rep. F8&ai lsug
TO- John q. Bagby, Ind. div uat+s,~ D,,
II. Scott Wike, Dem. a.'s~7fSt "@
~. William M. Springer DEM. a. ra .-atai.s
13. sAdai T.. Stevenson, DEM. gain.
IA. Joseph G.. Cannon, Rep reelected. [ sa5
IS JohnlR. Eden, DEM, reelected.
Is. William 4. J. Sparks, Dem, gain. '13]
IL. William Z. Morrison, Dem, reelected. 81,
Is. William Hartzell, Dem! gain ~" '*@
10. William B. Anderson, Ind. y88f aHd4
'st'e as" 'ss'4t u KANsAs-3.
a. William A. Phillips, Rep ~adI a3vh
81. r. Goodin, Opp. .'...f. ....e
8: William r. Brown, Rep. ~ H.ss#8 8t
5H* ego*a KENTUcKY-10. ,..s,es..t ,. + d,
L. A. r. Boone, Dem. ~ '<34fa' 9t =
2. John Young Brown, Dem, reelected. y
g. Charles W. Milliken, Dem, reelected.
Al. Proctor Knott, Dem. -Te4 -%HG r.
g.. Edward Y. Parsons. Dem. r.
g., Thomas i. Jones, Dem. >-li5.s 81 81
Z. J. g. s. Blackburn Dem. s.,e...,., .ss..ft
g. Milton J Durham, Dem. reelected.
g. Harrison Cockril Dem. 9r5sg8# }1
10. John B. Clarke Dem. g.'t eye. ~-r
IN I'LL see~A st.st LoUIsIANA--6.{ +it# tA
l. Randall T.. Gibson, Dem, gain. e., F. rs
O. e +. = ohm Ellis, Dem. gain. -9 ''+'t"'
3. G. B. Darrall, Rep. rIt ss 4. .Efsvg las
T. William M. Levy, Dem, gam.
5. Frank Morey, Rep. i've UEM WI fa
g.. G, E. Nash, Rep, =. e.a..f 81.
i. Philip f.. Thomas, DEM. s.F .-rs.-fa
2. Charles B. Roberts, Dem.
g. William j. O'Brien, DEM. reelected. ~
4. Thomas Swami. DEM, reelected.
5. Eli j. Henkle, Dem, gain. 9 #-.~
d 6. William Walsh, Dem. gain. ... ....
IL p 81 5r1gr MASSACHUSETTS,
/. James Buffinton, Rep, reelected. Z
q. Benjamin W. Harris, Rep, reelected.
g. Henry L. Pierce, Rep, reelected. 4 36'
f. Rufus S. Frost, Rep. . fA
g. Nathaniel p Banks, DEM, gain-6, 900
safffa maj .tsr% III lr.,,g. - n r9ds..
s. Charles P. Thomp son, Dem. (beats Butler).
I'll John X TarboY Dem gain Is
s. William w. Warren, Dem, gain.
g. George f. Hoar, Rep, reelected.
10. Julius III. Seelye, Ind bf eer..
IL. ChesterW W. Chaplin, Dem, gain-large maj.
MICHIGANs-9 .s.0o-.
1. Alpheus S. Williams, DEM, gain. ~
2. Henry Waldron, Rep, reelected .1g4.g 3
: 3. George Willard, Rep, reelected. ..
! a. Allen Potter, Dem, gain 1.~-4-a L'7f
5. Mark D. WILDER, Dem. tsf aa aaf s.
6. George FL Durand, Dem, gain.
7. Omar D. Conger, Rep, reelected .:n @
5. Nathan B. Bradley, Rep, reelected ..
9. Jay A. Hubbell, Rep, reelected.
# #I.J a MINNEsoTA.--3.
/. Mark Fl. Dunnell, Rep. f
2. FL. B. Strait, Rep.
8. w. S. King, Rep. Ti
in ...,, .-..,.- MIssoUR1-13. ...
1. Edward O. Kerr, Dem gain
3. Erastus Wells, Dem, reelected reg
3. William Ell. Stone, Dem, reelected.
T. Robert A. Hatcher, Dem, reelected.
5. Richard P. Bland, DEM, reelected.
6. Chas. Fl. Morgan, Dem.
z. John f. Phillips, Dem
5, Benjamin J. Franklin, Dem. tt.. t.
8. David Rea Dem, gain (probably).
10. r. A. Debolt. Dem.
II. John B. Clark, Jr., DEM, reelected.
II. John M. Glover, Dem, re-elected
10. Aylett FL. Buckner, Dem, reelected.
NEvADA-1
William WOODBURY. Rep.
pEN@1#<3 #il NEW JERsEY-7. . .# ..s#
1. /. Clement III. sSinnickson, Rep.
2. Samuel A Dobbins Rep.
s.. Miles Ross. DEM, gain. a.,a.>..f a....
4. Robert Hamilton, Dem, e-elected.
5. ". W. Phelps. Rep, reelected.
6. Fred. III. Teese Dem. gr .--.
7. Augustus A. Hardenbergh, Dem., gain.
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! l.. Henry B. Metcaf DEM, gain.
2. John G Schumacher, Dem, reelected
g. Simon B Chittenden, Rep. fahf .t 81 fs
4. Archibald M. Bliss, Dem, gain.
!. 5. Edwin r. Meade, Dem.
6. Samuel s.. Cox, DEM, reelected.
+ T.. Smith Ely. Jr., Dem, 1000 maj. Ims
5. Elijah Ward, Dem, gain
s. Fernando Wood, Dem, e-elected. .s
10. Abram s. Hewitt, Dem ., gain.
IL. Benjamin A Willis Dem, gain.
IL. N. Holmes Odell, Dem.
10. John o. Whitehouse, DEM, reelected
.,. by 5000. et F'#a#
IA. George NJ. Beebe, Dem.
Is. Seymour L. Stebbins. Rep. t#3 f#a
IS. Charles lei. Adams, Rep, gain .4.t-s..
II. Martin /. Townsend, Rep.
IS. Andrew Williams Rep, $1,000 mai. i4
10 49, Villa William 4 Wheeer Rep maj
81. Samuel E. Miller, Rep. a5 @atugx
%, George A. Bagley, Rep.
23 Scott Lord, DEM, gain.
o. William FL. Baker, Rep.
25 Elias W. Leavenworth Rep.
26 Clinton D. MacDougall, Rep, reelected
27 Elbridge G. Lapham, Rep.
%. Thomas G. Platt. Rep, reelected.
49, G. g. D. Walker, Dem. s.sA al...:-s.....
3d. John M DAvey, Rep.
81. George G. Hoskins, Rep, re-elected. u
80. Lyman K Bass, Rep.