Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-17

other points OF the state. Cherokee
county is reported 300 republican,
Adair $50, Mahaska $50, Monona | 900.
Cass 500, and it looks as if Dallas coun-
ty gives l 200. These are all pluralities
for John II. Gear, for governor, over
John p. Irish, democrat. Daniel P.
Stu5bs, independent, has received a
very heavy vote, and Jessup, prohibi-
ton, large vote in q few
localities. The total vote in 10 precincts
fully heard from is Gear 1916, Irish 5S5,
Stubbs $50, Jessup 1862. Gear over Irish
731. In 1875 Gov. Kirkwood had in the
same precincts 1916 against 6G2 for
Shepherd.
There are few reports upon the legis-
lative ticket. Lafayette was elected sen
atOr for the Cass district and J. J. Russell
was chosen from the Fl Dodge district.
1t looks q little as if Edwards, demo-
crat, is elected in the Grinnel district,
owing to a division in the republican
ranks. Thomas Hanna, is elected sena-
tor from Muscatine. Two republicans
are elected to the house from Mahaska
county, one from Cass, one from Jeffer-
son and one from Muscatine. One
democrat is elected in Boone, and one
is supposed to be in Muscatine.
DUBUQUE, Oct. 10.-Dubuque county
gives Irish, democrat, from 1900 to
1,SOO majority. The entire democratic
ticket is elected, including senator and
three representatives, which is a gain of
a senator and one representative.
Dies MONIES, Oct. 1O-At this hour
II oclock, midnight, the State Registe,
has definite reports from half the coun-
ties III the state, and partial returns from
the best of others, 1t states from them
that the total vote polled III the state
was 100000. That of these, Gear, re-
publican, has 10000; Irish, democrat,
$4,000; Stubs, greenbacker, $4,000;
Jessup, prohibitionist. 5000. 1t claims
for Gear clear majority over ALL On
the legislature the returns show 81 re-
publicans in the senate to 8 democrats
and doubtful. Of these eight at least
five will be republicans. In the house,
SO far as have reported definitely, the
republicans have SO, democrats 20,
greenbackers 3, not heard from, 10.
One-half of the latter will be republi-
cans. The republican majority, on
Joint ballot, it is estimated, VIII be 80.
The republicans gain eight.
CENTER POINT, Oct. Washington
township gives Irish majority of So;
Baadman's majority 50, Coulson's ma
jority 70, Harmell's majority 2.
New HAMPTON, Oct. u.-Returns
from Chickasaw county give the repub-
licans a majority of 1873. w. B. Peryon,
the regular republican candidate for
Representative, and l.. H. Weller, indie
pendent for senator, are considered
elected by small majorities.
DEs MONIES, Oct. Midnight
The State Register, by returns received
up to midnight is able to give the result
on all members of the senate, and on
all but four members of the house.
The senate will stand 3S republicans to
II democrats The house stands, SO
far, 20 republicans, "a democrats, 2
greenbackers and four to hear from.
Of the latter, two at least will be repub-
lican, making the republican majority
on Joint ballot y.
According to the State Register dis
patches from seventy-four counties,
Gear has ma ority over Irish of SO sos.
The remaining twenty-five counties will
make his plurality about 10000 on the
state ticket. Aside from Gear, it is esti-
mated that the re oublicans will have a
majority over the democratic Of 10000
The total vote of Jessup prohibition
candidate) will about 5000.