Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-10-16

county, state ticket, 500 republican ma
iority. Republican gain S17. Deering,
republican for congress, 700 majority.
Cerro Gardo county, state ticket, 500
republican majority. Republican gain
SO. behring's majority 500. Chickasaw
county, state ticket, 400 Fusion MAORI
ty. Opposition gain 375. Deering, re-
publican, majority Tor congress. 800.
Hardin county, state ticket, $40 repub-
lican majority. Republican gain 21O
Deering, republican, $50 majority
Mitchell county, state ticket, 500 repub-
lican majority Opposition gain, &C.
Deering, republican, plurality, 900.
Wright county, state ticket, 4S1 repub-
Iican majority. Republican gain, 465
Deering, 4OS majority.
Dies MONIES, Oct. 9.-Up to midnight,
the State Register has special dispatches
giving pretty nearly complete returns
from 81 counties. In these counties the
net republican MAJ Ority is 1854. This
is republican gain of about 1000 over
the vote for governor last year. The
Register estimates that the same proper
ate vote over the state, as compared
with last year, will make the majority
in the state about $4,000.
In the 9TH congressional district Gil
lett, the greenback-democrat, has S36
MAJ ority. with one county (Adair(, to
hear from, which will reduce his major
ity to 600.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-12:4O A. M.-The
following are the latest returns from the
Iowa election: 10 towns and Il coun-
ties give Hall, republican, for secretary
of state, 1,911 ma ority; Is towns and
4 counties in the 9TH district give Cum
mings, for congress-, 4S4 majority;O
towns and 5 counties in the 10Th dis
! trict give Sappe, republican, for con-
gress. 1867 majority; 80 towns and s
counties in the 9th district give Car
penter, republican, for congress, 4,403
majority.
WEST VIRGINIA.
A dispatch of Oct. 9th from Charles
ton. w. Va, says: The election was
carried with great energy. Each Of
the parties strOve their utmost to bring
every voter. The indications are that
Mckinney, democrat, in the Sd district,
will have 5000 majority over Walker,
the candidate of the republicans and
greenbackers. The county officers are
in doubt. The legislature is largely
democratic.
A dispatch from Huntington, w. Va,
says that Hassler, republican and green
back candidate for congress, is elected
by 200 ma ority.
ADDITIONAL IOWA RETURNS.
Des Moines, Iowa, advices under
date of the 18th give returns from
"a counties, which cast over hal the
vote of the state. The republican ma
jority on the state ticket of 1920, a
gain Of $3.50 on the gubernatorialv vote
of last year If this ratio of incease
continues, it will give republicanma-
iority of fully $4,000 The republican
congressman elected are McCord il the
graft in tie third, Deering in the forth,
Clark in the fifth, Sapp in the ei.hth,
Carpenter in the ninth. The fusinists
elected Weaver in the sixth by bout
1000 majority, and Gillett in the sev-
enth by about 800 The follow
ing comparison is made with thevote
for governor last year from figure re-
ceived by the chairman of the replbli-
can state central committee here:
-Four counties in the 1st con-
gressional district show 998
republican gains; two counties in
the I'd district show a net republican
gain Of 10Y s counties in the fourth dis
trict, net republican gain, 1874, three
counties in the fifth district, republican
gain, 1912; six counties in the sixth
district, aggregate 4, 1924 republican gain;
5 counties in the seventh district, net
republican gain, $50; six counties in the
Sth district, net republican gain,
1904; seven counties in the ninth
district, 500. A recapitulation Of Al
counties show opposition gains aggre-
eating 1,445; in 80 counties republican
gains aggregate 1908; net republican
gain in Al counties, 1O,5SS. The same
proportion of gains from the remaining
counties will show a gain over asst
years vote of over 10000 in the stste.