The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-19
General News Summary.
Election Returns.

hIect1On NetWrQ6s
The latest news received up to the morning
Of the 10th from the recent State elections in
Dictated the following results:
ILLINOIS.
The Opposition have probably gained six
Congressmen. The following are elected:
FRS, District, B. 4. Caulticld, Dem, gain;
Second G. H. Harrison, DEM, gain (doubtfuD;
Third. C. Is. Farwcll. Rep. re elected; Fourth
Stephen \. lMrlbut, Rep, reelected
Enh. Horatio {: Burchard, Rep, re.clected
-Ncxander Campbell, Ind. (proba6lyl; Eighth,
%reenhury L: Fort, Rep, reelected: Ninth
Richard H. Whiting, Rep. Tenth, John c. Bag
hy,lnd: prohahly>; Eleventh, Scott Wike, Dem;
Twelfth. William II. Springer Dem; Thir-
te'nth, Adlai F. Stevenson, Dem, gain: Four
tenth, Joseph G. Cannon, Rep, reelected;
Fifteenth, John Il. Eden, Dem, reelected;
Sixteenth. William A. J. Sparks. Dem, gain
!Prohahlyl: Seventeenth. William r. Morrison,
Dem. reelected; Eighteenth, William Hart
Anderson. Ind. (prohahlyN. Thos. s. Ridgway.
RrY. is elected State Treasurer by about
!o,hm majority. and s. NJ. Etter, Opp, State
Scjlo" >uprrintendeht by about the same
majority The Opposition vote for State
Dem. and Da icl NJ. Gore, Ind. The LIE :isla-
ture Will Nc composed rs follows: Senate
Republicans, "A; Democrats, s3; mdepend-
yn;~;i., House Republicans, 6t; Democrats,
"'' Independents.
WISCONSIN.
The State LeSislature is probably Republi-
can in both branches. The Congressional dele
cation is probably as follows: First District,
Cha>. q. Williams, Rep, reelected; Second,
I.Uticn Is Caswcll, Rep; Third. Henry s. Ma
Fifth. Samuel D. Burchard, Ref, Sixth,
.Nan>on VI. kimball. Rep; Seventh. Jere-
iniah NJ Ru>k. Rep. reelected; Eighth, Geo.
W. Gate, DEM, gain.
MICHIGAN.
The new Constitution overwhelmingly de-
f.At"d The woman suffrage amendment
also detected, hut it received 4 larger vote
t';sn Was generally expected. Bagley, Rep,
,'"s. BAllHce Of State ticket Republican.
Ihr Republicans have 4 majority in the
Legislature on joint ballot. congressman
elected: First District, \. S. Williams, DEM.
-arn: second. Henry WAldron, Rep. elected:
L!.A>rd, George Willard, Rep, re-electsd;
William ,. Williams, Rep, reelected; Sixth,
'',o"-c II, Durand, Dem. gain: Seventh,
Omar n. Con@cr, Rep. reelected; Eighth,
\. T. Bradley, Rep, reelected; Ninth, Jay \.
h0'3vi., Rep, Reelected
Osborne. Req. reelected Governor by about
l2on majority. Congressional delegation:
First District, William \. Phillips. Rep, re-
clvrtri Second, John r. Goodin. Ref, gain:
Third.Wm. Il. Brown, Rep. Legislature Re
MISSOURI.
Hardin. Dem, elected Governor by about
;.'.'4" majority. l.c-i>lature Democratic bya
It"-c m4i"ttE. The following Congressman
KolT. Dem, gain: second. Erastus Wells,
Dem, Reelected: Third, William II. Stone,
D. m, r'-rlrcrvd: Fourth, Robert A. Hatcher,
BEN, elected ; Fifth, Richard 2. Bland, Dem,
reelected; sixth, Charles II. Morgan. Dem,
gam; Seventh, John +: Phillips. Dem: Eighth,
T2,.vi1,J,il 7 Era,,l-lip H., Ninth D.,
Dem, gain: Tenth, X; \: DcBot, Dem,
@~.4: Eirvcmth, John B. Clark. Jr., Dem,
r'-r;@trd: Twelfth. John NJ Glover. Dem,
rGG-rrrted; Tl'irtcenth' Aylett II. Buckner,
i'e'n,' reelected.
MA>>AcHr>ETTS.
p, YIN. Castor. Dem, elected Governor over
@.',,.>. Republican,. Congressman elect
'@; f.r-' DISTRICT; James Burlington, Rep.
','d; Srr"Hd bcnJ4mln ". Har-
-, k"', re-r."CtcI: Third, Henry l.. Pierce,
E,"j., ' 1..,. to1rth' Runs 5. Frost
'"a'' rum N4'hnlsI +. Banks, Ind,
-".r: >iI;h' : nNr.es +. Thompson, Dem, gain
';v. I y; SSMGnlI n, y, o,n ~. laThoS, Dem
N4.D 1 ,,1rg" '" ".r N' R3 p rn shld
F.o,h, JM.i"> II. seclye, Ind. gain, Eleventh,
Ser "; 'harin, Dem, gain. The Lcgis
t:'tNr", which is largely opposed to prohibit
"H W|i >t'Md: Senate. Rep. II: Dem, IL;
IIpH~v Req, Ill: Dem, 81
MN 1pRh.
TicM. Dem. for Governor, has majority
OF from :Me" TO 10000. state Assembly
i'om"r@.!r hy about twenty majority. The
'"N%tc->:"n"l drlc-ation will probably
5HI =, fHAoW,; First District,
H.. =: Nriran' Dem gain: SECOND
S'm"'n i; hNtHnd"n, Rep; Fourth. Archi
:" VI. Bills, Dem., gain; Fifth. Edwin K.
NJ DE-, Dom; Sixth, Samuel s. Cox, Dem,
r. H.. ID H.; >ryeq,h, smith Ely, Jr, Dem;
f;'-'",'' E'i,4h Ward, DEM, gain Ninth,
r'n, MIG Wood: Dem, re-eected: Tenth,
BENZ njn y. Willis, Dem. gain; Twelfth
\. !i":m"$ ndru, Dem: Thirteenth, John
.. y @...'h"or,, p Dym; Reelected: Four
I%4 ,, ''''r;:. NJ; beche Dem: Fifteenth, John
n h4-.E, .lr,, Dem, gain sixteenth, Chas.
Il. Adams; Hel., gain; Seventeenth. Martin |.
I"N"Srgd, E.p.; Eighteenth, Andrew Will
i.A~, E"i.; Ninetrnnth, William \. Wheeler,
k'p; IWenti"th, Henry II. Hathorn, Rep.
!" my t,r>t, Samuel &c tMiller' Rep; Twenty
-". ,&t' geo; y ba@ley Rep; Twenty-third,
H.'" i"rd, Dem, gain: Twenty.fourth. Will
!'ia Ii. Baker, Rep: Twcnty-tifth, Elias w.
i.av.nWorth, Rep; Twcnty.sixth Clinton d.
->'a'l,2N-4Il' Rep ~. reelected; Twenty
S,I'nth' paTi1 4. Pierpont, Dem, ga n;
I"rnty-.,@hfi, Thomas {, Plat, Rep. re-
WIN :..t'i. -. nas; - %. "aiher
49, W., 'r'',, 'oI,l W. D'IS' hep''
!,'. ntolS " toShlns, rep re-
',,'". iHl Ti ,,i. Msher r. Nichols,
,.,,' &"',i: ! imf'S-'hiro waiter l.. Sessions,
f'I'' 'r-'leeieo'
PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic on the State ticket by from 5000
t""@ majority. Legislature Democratic on
fn;n; ballot. Cnngrcs smcn elected: First Dis
trj't. Chapman Freeman Rep; Second, Chas,
NrlI. Rep, reelected; Third, Samuel J.
Randall, Dem, reelected; Fourth, William
ID. Kelley. Rep, reelected; Fifth, John Rob
fiH>, Dem, gain: Sixth, Wash Townsend
Re-. gc-electei; seventh, Alan Wood, Jr,
II.
Ninth, Y. Herr Smith, Rcp., reelected; Tenth,
William Nutchler Dem, gain; Elev
cnrh, Frank d. Collins, Dem: Twelfth,
Winthrop ". Ketchum, Rep: Tbir.
L.'A-A, James b. Reilly, DEM, gain;
T3u'Icrih, john g. Packer, Rep, reelected:
Fifteenth, JOSEPH Powell, Dem; Sixteenth