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

election: The following are the
congressman elected: Butterworth,
Young Mcmahon, Kiefer, Lefevere,
Hill, Hurd, Fenley, Converse, Ew-
ing, Dickey, Neal, Anterior, Giddes,
Mckinley, Monroe, Updegraff, Gar
field and Townsend. Result in 18th
district in doubt. Republicans claim
Van Vourhees' election, while demo-
Gratis claim Warner. There are ten
democrats and nine republicans. The
republicans claim the state by from
5000 to 10000, while democrats con-
cede 5000.
Another dispatch still later says
The Ohio delegation in the next
congress will probably stand as
follows: First district, Butter
worth, republican,; I'd district,
Young, republican; Sd district, Nc
Mahon, democrat; 4th district, Keifer,
republican; 9th district, Lefevre, dem
ocrat; 9th district, Hill democrat; 9TH
district, Hurd, democrat; Sth district,
Finley, democrat; 9th district, Converse,
dem ocrat; 10th district, Ewing, demo-
crat; 18th district, Dickey, democrat;
10th district, Neal, republican; 18th,
Warner, democrat; 18th, Anterior,
democrat; 18th, Giddes. democrat;
10th, McKintry, republican; 18th, Mon
roe, republican; 18th, Updegraf, repub-
lican; 10Th, Garfield, republican; goth,
Townsend, republican.
Indianapolis dispatches of October
n
up to II o'clock tonight, show
the following resultin congressional dis
tricts LIST district, VIM. Holman, re-
publican, by 500 to 900 majority; I'd
| district, P. r. Cobb. democrat, by 5000
majority; I'd district, Geo. A. Breckwell,
democrat, by 1900 majority; 4th dis
trict J. D. New, democrat, by 400 or
500 majority; 9TH district, Thos. Brown,
9th 9th N' district, William R. Ny,
ers, democrt, by 1000 majority;
9TH district, Gilbert Delamatyr, nation
al, by 800 to 400 majority; Sth district,
w. J. Hostetter, democrat. by 500 ma
jolity; 9th district, contest very close;
Godlove S. Orth, republican, probably
elected by d small majority, which is
not conceded by the democrats;
10th district, w. H. Calkins,
republican; 18th district, Calvin Cow
gill, republican: 10Th district, w. G..
Colerick, democrat; 18th district, John
R. Baker, republican, by 1900 major
ity. The senate will stand "a demo-
Gratis. % republicans and one
national. In the house the
republicans will probably have 40, dem
ocrats 81, and nationals 4. In Marion
county republicans elect county ticket,
except treasurer, one supervisor, Judge
and probate judge, by majorities rang
ing from 800 to 1000.
ADDITIONAL INDIANA RETURNS.
An Indianapolis dispatch under date
Of the 18th inst, gives the follow
ing official majorities in the 9th con-
gressional district for Orth, republican:
Warren county. 6S5; Benton county,
IS; Tippecanoe county, I'll. For
Me- abe, democrat, Boone county, Is;
Fountain county, 254; Clinton county,
7S5; Montgomery county, 26. Orth's
majority ii the district, 81. No change
in the result in the other districts from
last nights report. The congressional
delegation is as follows: Democrats, 6;
republicans, 6; nationals, 1. Corrected
and official returns for the legislature
give the following result: Senate-dem-
ocrats, %; republicans, a; nationals,
/: house-democrats, "a; republicans,
fl; nationals, 5. Democratic majority
on Joint ballot, 6.
IOWA.
Dispatches up to midnight of
October 9th thus summarize the
result in Iowa: The fol-
lowing are the latest returns from the
Iowa election: 10 towns and 6 counties
give Hall, republican, for secretary Of
state, S,454 majority; 50 towns and 1
county, give Rathrock, republican, for
supreme Judge, 2,4S1 majority; 6 towns
in the 10th district give McCord, repub-
lican, for congress, 773 majority; 81
towns and l county in the I'd district
give Price: republican, 1,742 majority
over Brennan, democrat; 80 towns in
the 9th district give Clark, republican,
for congress, LII majority; Is towns
and l county in the 9TH district, give
Gillett, greenback democrat for con-
gross, 1874 majority; 8 towns and 2 coun-
ties in the Sth district give Sappe, re-
publican, for congress, 1892 ajcrity
over Keatley, democrat; 80 towns and
2 counties in the 9th district give Car
penter, republican, for congress, 7O2
majority.
A still later dispatch from Bur-
lington, Iowa, says that the follow
ing are majorities reported from coun-
ties named, compared with vote of last
year: First district, Des Moines coun-
ty, gives $50 republican majority on
state ticket, a gain of 800. Henry ooun-
ty, republican majority on state ticket,
430; republican gain, 266; McCord,
rep, has 76S plurality over Hobbs,
DEM, for congress. Louisa county,
state ticket, 500 republican majority;
republican gain, 200; McCord, 600
plurality. Washington county, state
ticket, $50 republican majority; repub-
lican gain, 100.
Fifth district, Benton county, give the