The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-11-14
THE ELECTIONS.
Results in the Several States.

inst In
Pennsylvania.
The latest returns indicate that the
state of Pennsylvania has gone Dem
ocratic by 5000 to 5,CG0 majority,
with sixteen Democratic and eleven Re
publican Congressman. Forney's Press
admits that the result upon the state
ticket is very doubtful, and that the ma
jority either way will be extremely
small From present returns the defeat
of Beath, Rep, for Secretary Of State,
is conceded. It's estimate comedies q
Democratic majority of l on joint ballot
in the Legisture, but thinks this may be
changed by the official returns. For
Congressman it concludes that the
Democrats have at least sixteen mem
bers of the twenty-seven.
Michigan.
The Senate has two or three Demo-
cratic majority, aH@ the House is claim
ed by both sides BY six or eight major
ity.
Gov. Bagley's Republican majority,
it is believed, will not range over LOCO.
The Democrats claim that Chamberlain
is elected. and some Republicans con
cede it. The congressman elect, and
majorities, partly estimated, are: Viii
liams, Dem, First District, 1000;
Second District, Waldron, Rep, 700; in
the Third District, Willard, Rep /,
| 800; Fourth District. Potter, indie
pendent, 200; Fifth. Williams, Rep,
500: Sixth, Durand, Dem, 1,5O0;
Seventh, Conger, Rep. 1000; Eighth,
Bradley, Rep, doubtful-claimed by
| To- +hn 40
Republican State ticket has perhaps
5000 or 4, 900 majority. 1t mayreqnire
the official count 10 determine the ques-
ton on government. The Congressional
delegation stands: Republican 5:
| Democrat 4.
Returns from the First District indi-
cate the election Of Dunnell, Rep, to
Congress by small majority. In the
Second District, Cox, Dem, is elected
probably by over 1000 maj. Third
District doubtful, Wilson, Dem, max
ing extraordinary gains, and the chances
appear in his favor. Ramsey county
gives him 1900 maj. Hennepin
County gives King 600 maj. SO far as
returns have been received, the Legis-
lature viii be Democratic on joint bal
lot, and possibly, in both Houses, in
surfing a Democrat for the United States
Senate in place of Alexander Ramsey.
The state is claimed by both parties
| Congressman elect, Democrats 2; Re
publicans 3.
New York.
The Democrats have carried the state
by 10, 900 majority. The Legislature is
Democratic. which will probably elect
| Horatio Seymour to the Z. S. Senate IL
place of r. f. Fenton. The congress
sional delegation elect is, Republicans
10; Democrats, Is.
Massachusetts.
CASTOR, Dem, for Governor of Mas
sachusetts, is elected by a plurality OF
ISIS All the Republican state ticket,
except Talbot, for Governor, is elected.
For Congress, Burlington, Rep, IS
elected in the First District by 4, 400:
Harris, Rep, in the Second District, by
2.010; Pierce, Rep, in the Third, by
3,072; Frost, Rep, IN the Fourth, by
3d. Banks, Ind, III the Fifth, by 5,93S:
Thompson, Dem. III the Sixth, by 972;
Tarbox, Dem, in the Seventh, by l 40.
Warren, Dem, in the Eighth, by 574
Hoar Rep. in the Ninth, by 4S7
54O; Chapln, Dem, IN the Eleventh, by
5,470. The Legislature, which is large
ly opposed to prohibition, will stand :
Senate, Rep, "a; Dem, Is; House,
Rep, 151, Dem, IS. Congressmen
elect, Democrats, 4; Republicans, 4
Independents, 3. Gen. Butler is badly
defeated.
Wisconsin.
The latest dispatches received make
the majority against Reform candidates
for Congress about 5, 900 asfollows: First
District, 5000; Second 500; Third,
| ], 800; Sixth, 500; Seventh, 1900; Eighth
l,5OO. The Reform majority III the
Fourth District is 5000; in the Fifth
the same. Further returns indicate
that the Republicans will have 20 ma.
jority in the assembly, The senate will
be about even. Congressman elect
! Democrats, 2; Republicans, 6.
In the state, the Republicans claim
the election of Hyde, in the Tenth Dis
trict, Gay in the Fifth. and Thompson
III the Ninth, Democratic majority on
the state ticket will be quite large
many claim 10000 to $4,000. Congress
sional delegation, Democrats, IL; Re
| publicans, =.
New Jersey.
Judge Bedle, Dem, is elected Cover
nor by about 5000 maj. The Repub-
! licans ell ct to Congress Sinnickson,
Dobbins, and perhaps, Phelps, though
/ the last-named is doubtful 80 votes on
either side would decide the election.
| The Democrats elect Ross, Hamilton,
Tease, and Hardenburg, gain Of three
! Congressman. The State Senate stands
as last year, each party gaining and los
ing one. The Republican majority is
seven. The House stands 80 Democrats
to Il Republicans, a Democratic gain
over last year Of IL on joint ballot. The
| Legislature is Democratic by II mai.
and will elect a United States Senator
to succeed John 2. Stockton.
The congressman elected in New Jer-
sey are: First District, Clement H.
Sinnickson, Rep; Second District, Sam
mel A. Dobbins, Rep, reelected; Third
District, Miles Ross, Dem; Fourth
District Robert Hamilton, Dem, re-
elected; Fifth District, Augustus W
| Cutler, Dem; Sixth District, Frederick
H. Tease, Dem; Seventh District,
| Aug. A. Hardenburg, Dem. Dem. 5,
oeps. =.
Bedle's majority for Governor is 15,-
The Republicans elect Phillips in the