, 1875-11-03
WISCONSIN,,
3t4fIfE(1X.

| Special Df*p1teh 10 lid Chtco5o Tribune.
| MADISON, Wis, Nov. 2.-lfad tho voters boon
left to their honest convictious hero there would
havo boon majority for Lsdington but by u
vigorous uso OF tho Reform party lash, Taylor
carried tue city By 165 majority, against 124 two
years, when Washburn run largely ahead. The
7ote ia ~ follows: Lullngton, $50; Taylor.
1,014; Eaton, $50 Parker, 1.042; Warner. s25 !;
Doyle, 1,040; Daetz, 825 Kuehn, 1859; Ben
nett. 822; Sloan, LOGO Graham, ISL Soaring,
1,l07. For tho AHsemhlY-spoonor, Republican,
100; Charloton, Reform. 833. Bpoonor Ia de-
feated By 70.
1eturns from flfty towns and c.|es up to $50
p. M, outside Of Milwaukee, show ,ct Hepub-
llcaa gain Of 1900.
Chairman Koys claims the Btate for Ludington
by d fair majority.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-itosurns from t!irty.fivs
towns and precincts giyo Taylor, Denocsatic-lsc-
Republican gain Of 1865.
MILWAUKEE, NOV. 2-10 p. n,.-Tho total vote
for Governor IN thia city ii: Ludingtou. G,080 !;
Tsylo5, ts!o; s5s Tay,1s'a majority 727; Kepal'e-
III =. 500. Ludsngton and tho bnlauce Of the Ro-
publican Stato tickot are undoubtedly eocsed.
Hesurns from tho City Of Milwaukee, and oigh.
ty-hTo towns s!so Taylor. Democratic -Reform
an gain, l0t0l7.
KEHosHA COUNTY.
Special DApatch IL 1At ::Ghraoo Tribune.
hENoaHAt Wis., Nov. 2.-Tho election through
out tho city, pasaod OF quietly to-day. fle
Democratic netormers feel quito happy oyos
their eaccess in cat 1Fylng tho CITY. excepting Dr..
Fatr, Republican, for State 8onatar, who has
majority ever IloIliater. Democratic, Of 387.
raylor'a majority IN tho City IL "a over Luding::
ton. No Iotnrus hnyo been made from any OF
tue towns In tho county, and It IL rather doubt
fal wh!el! way the county goes.
sntctas nf't otch to 3hs Ghseaao Tribune. .,
wards Of this city gIvo Taylor. nefoun candidate
for Governor. - minority. FAEr, Republican
candidato fnF The State Rcuasc, l,as 387 uhjorty;
Robinson, Reform candidate for tho Aasombly.
has la5 ma }orty in this city.
LUDlNuros's ELECTION CONCEDED.
Special D'st'ateh u Tbs Chlcaao TRIBUNE.
MADISON. Wis. Nov. 2.--About 100 towus and
cities outside Of htilgaukse, Up to 10 P ~, show
wsukes County at 1000 majority, tho net Hopub-
lican gain no far is oyos 10000. Tbs Democrats
concstlo 1.udington's election by s. 900 Or 600.
Cottage Grove, 1aylor's home, givoH 30 Isspub-
lican, gain OF M.
wlNHEBa0o COUNTY.
Special Dispatch tn TIE Chseaoo Tff5RNe.
VsuxohIi, WIS.,, Nov: 2-Iho CltF Of Oshkoeh
stses Teylor le maturity Iepubliesn gain .os Ct
three out Of four Assemblymen In the county.
lleturns from towns iu tho county show Hepub-
llcau gains over 1873. Tom Wall, Democrat,
elected Ia she First D1atrictt l.. L. Chaao, lse-
publican. in ths Beeond and probably i: Mo-
Arthur. Reou6licap, In tho I'htrd aud j. a.
6hufo!dt, Republican. in tho Fourth,
FOND I'LL Lao COUNTY.
Special U,slxlich 1, The Cuieaao IFtbAnt.
FoAD uu Lac. Wis, Nov. 2.--Tha City Of Fond
du Lao gave I.udlngton .Ib2 naIoIi.y,--s gam ct
32o. Hlnes, Repu0Ieap. IL elected Benlsor in
the EsRhteeatla District. and CagsnangA lH to
Twentlath District. Democratic; Soribnet In tie
First, aud Putnam in the Second Assembly Dis
t1lcts, bath Republican.
SURRENDER or "AEroRM."
dIselat Dtspateh to 1hs Ghtcaps TrfbanS.
MADISON. Mis-, Nov. 2-rAe 1lsformeEs mot
u tho Assembly Chamber to receive reluGps to-
night, aud Tho Republicans At tho Park Hotel.
Vhs spirits OF the former sank aud tho latter
soso Az tha news came, till about II o'clock <he
| isefos1nors gave up beaten. and adjourned
ls!r .n salus sYop4efea ies,,ud t1e 1o Gss,S
licAna to chAuge tle!r base to The
| assembly Hall, which they did. and retclced
/ !hete over the good news, to1algn and domestic.
natusns received from hA!f tbs vote OF tbs
assts Rles out th1se-fou1shs Of Ts4lot's msIoxt-