The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-11-12

THE latest news received up to the
morning Of the 10th from the recent State
elections indicated the following results:
ILLINOIS.
The Opposition have probably gained SIX
Congressman. The following are elected:
First District, b. G. Caulfield, Dem, gain;
Second, c. H. Harrison, Dem, gain (doubttuDi
Third, c. B. Farwell Rep, reelected; Fourth,
stephen A. Hurlbut, Rep, reelected; Fifth,
Horatio c. Burchard, Rep, reelected; Sixth,
Thomas J. Henderson, Rep; Seventh, Alex.
Campbell, Ind. (probably); Eighth, Green
bury r. Fort, Rep, reelected; Ninth,
Richard II. Whiting, Rep; Tenth, John e.
Baebv, Ind fprobaby) Eleventh, Scout
Wike, Dem; Twelfth, William NJ. Springer,
DEM; Thirteenth, Adiai f. Stevenson, Dem,
gain; Fourteenth, Joseph &. Cannon, KEEP,
reelected; Fifteenth, John r. Eden, Dem, re-
elected; Sixteenth, William A. ). Sparks,
Dem, gain (probably); Seventeenth, William
r. Morrison, Dem, reelected; Eighteenth,
William Hartzcll, Dem, gain; Nineteenth
William B. Anderson, Ind. (probabiy). mos.
S. Ridgway, Rep, is elected State treasurer
by about 10000 majority, and :. NJ. Etter,
Opp, State School Superintendent by about
the same majority. The Opposition vote Tor
State Treasurer was divided between Charles
Carroll. Dem, and David NJ. Gore, Ind. INC
Legislature will be composed as follows
Scnate-Republicans "a; Democrats, -; IN
dependents, f. Housc-Repuhlicans 20;
Democrats, 65; Independents, ~
WISCONSIN.
The State Legislature is probably Repubil-
can in both branches. The Congressional
delegation is probably as follows: First Dis
trict Chas. G. Williams, Rep, reelected; sec
ond Lucien B. Caswell, Rep; Third, Henry >.
Magoon, Rep; Fourth, William Pitt Lynde'
Reform: Fifth, Samuel D. Burchard, Reform !;
Sixth. Alanson NJ. .Kimball, Rep; Seventh,
jeremiah M. Rusk, Rep, reelected; Eighul.
Geo. W. Cate, Dem, gain.
MICHIGAN.
The new Constitution overwhelmingly dc-
featcd The woman suffrage amendment also
defeated. but it received a larger vote than
was generally expected Baglcy, Rep, ior
Governor, is elected by majority OF ABOUT
5000. Balance of the State ticket Rcpupli-
can. The Republicans have majority IN the
Legislature on joint ballot. Congressman
elected: First District, As Williams,
DEM, gain; Second, Henry Waldron, KEEP
re- c-clected; Third; George Willard, kep.'
reelected; Fourth, Allen Potter, Dem.'
gain: Fifth, William B. Williams, Rep.'
Re. elected; Sixth, George II. Durand, Dem.'
gain; Seventh, Omar D. Gongcr, kep., re-
elected; Eighth, N. b Bradley, Rep re-
elected; Ninth, Jay A. Hubbell' kep- re-
elected.
Osborne, Rep, reelected Governor ~
about ls,Oo0 majority. Congressional ae'c-
cation: First District, William A. Philips,
Rem. re elected; Second, John Il. Goodln, kei.,
rsin. : Third. Vim. r. Brown, Rep. Legisla-
| ture Republican.
uord;c Dem. elected Governor by about
OK ooo m.;.rity. Legislature Democratic by
! large majority. The following congressman -
are probably elected: First District =. =
| Kchr, DEM, gain; Second, Erastus wells' :
Dem. reelected; Third, William Il, stone
Dem'. re. c.elected; Fourth, Robert A. Halcner'
Dem. re elected; Fifth, Rich'd T. Bland pem'
rejected; sixth, Charles H. Morgan, Dem
rsin: seventh, John +. Phillips, Dem; Eighth
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