River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-08
THE ELECTION AT HOME.

Below we give the vote in the sever
al towns and wards in Pierce county fol
Governor, Secretary of State, State
Senator, Member of Assembly and
County Superintendent of Schools, SO
far as we have been able to obtain il
up to the hour of going to press:
Clifton-Andrews SO, McDonough %, Hayu
40, Hancock 81, Woedworth IL, McCleary i,
| Baker 40.
Diamond Bluff-smith "a, Mallory 4, Allis
80, Warner 81. Hays 4, Osborne /, Andrews
l6. MeDonough 40, Hawn Is, Hancock II.
Woodwork 81, McCleary 10, Baker "A.
Ellsworth Smith la, Mallory 10, Allis l07,
Warner 226. Hays 8, Osborne "a, Andrews
l2S, McDonough 1870, Hawn lis, Hancock 10,
Woodwork 1874, McCleary l2S, Baker 1871.
81 Paso--Smith 81, Mallory AZ, Allis 8.
Warner 60, Hays 20, Osborne ?, Andrews SO,
McDonough 40, Hawn %, Hancock 40, Wood
worth 10, McCleary 81, Baker 81.
Gilman-Smiih l03, Mallory 2, Allis IL,
McDonough IA, Hawn SO, Hancock 10, Wood
worth 6, McCleary 90, Baker 40.
Hartland-Smith 100, Mallory 81, Allis 90,
Warner 100, Hays 30, Osborne 90, Andrews
81, McDonough So. Hawn u, Hancock 10,
Woodwork z, McCleary SO, Baker 49.
lsabelle-Smith 20, Mallory /, Allis 6, War
ner %, Hays /, Osborne s, Andrews 9. Nc
Donough %, Hawn 1, Hancock "a, Wood
worth 5, McCleary IL, Baker 20.
Msrtel-Smith los, Mallory 80, Allis 90,
Warner l72, Hays 8, Osborne 90, Andrews
l37, McDonough 49, Hawn l32, Hancock 81,
Woodworth 90, McCleary, 6S, Baker III;
Oak Grove-Smith 80 Mallory SO, Allis 45,
Warner 81, Hays 9, Osborne 4, Andrews SO,
McDonough rs, Hawn 80, Hancock35, Wood
worth 40, McCleary IA, Baker 81.
River Falls-Smith 3l2, Mallory 1851 Allis
10, Warner 344, Hays "a, Osborne IS, An
drews 337, McDonough, l04, Hawn 158, Han
cock 900, Woodwork 81, McCleary 80, Baker
344.
Spring Lake-Smith "a, Mallory 16. Alls
10, Warner So, Hays 6, Osborne 4, Andrews
50, McDonough 80, Hawn 90, Hancock 19,
Salem-Smith 20, Mallory %, Allis 9, War
ner %. Hays Is, Osborne /, Andrews q, Nc
Donough 81, Hawn IA, Hancock SO, Wood
worth I,Mct;leary 80, Baker Is.
Trlmbelle -Smith 79, Mallory l4,iAllis 45,
Warner 100, Hays 10, Osborne %, Andrews
Woodwork As, McCleary "a, Baker 81.
Trenton-Smith SO, Mallory Ia, Allis. %.
Warner 81 Hays s, Osborne 8. Andrews 9,
McDonough 66, Hawn %, Hancock %, Wood
worth 81, McCleary %, Baker 46.
These figures give majorities as fol-
lows: Smith, 1888; Warner. 1855;
Andrews, 2S3; Hawn, 122; Daker' 44'.
PRESCOTT gave MeCleary 70 majority,
which leaves Bakers majority 81 so
far as heard from.
The towns yet to hear from are
Maiden Rock, Union, Rock Elm, Pres
colt and Clifton, each of which, except
Prescott, will doubtless give a larg-
Ell Republican vote than Demo
cratic on the State ticket; for Senator
these towns will not very materially
change the figures at hand, and on
Member of Assembly it would be diff
cult to say further than That the vote
in the county will be very close with
the chances in favor of Mr.. Uawn;
Mr.. McCleary, the Republican candi-
date for County Superintendent of
Schools, must receive an average ma
iority of l23 in each of the three
towns first above named to bring him
even with his opponent, an event not
at all probable, hence there is but
little doubt of his defeat. In this
Senate District A. ID, Andrews. Repub-
lican, carries Pierce and Dunn by
about 800 each and Eau Claire coun-
ty by Is majority, insuring his election
by over 800.
st. Croix County has gone Republi-
can by about 100 On the State ticket
and 800 on the county ticket.