Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-12

nett, Republican, are elected by the usual
party vote.
| MARYLAND.
| BALTIMORE, November 81 80 A. NJ
Up to this hour full returns have been re-
ce1ved from only three out of twenty three
wards of the city. These three wards give
q Democratic majority of 1892 Owing to
the length of the ticket, which includes
state, legislative and judicial officers, and
the general scratching, the count will not be
concluded before morning. The Dem.
ocratlc majority in the city will be about
10000. Few of the counties have been
heard from, but there is no question of the
electlon of the Democratic state ticket and
Democratic legislature.
BALTIMORE, November 5-Returns from
some OF the counties have not yet been re-
ceived, but sufficient is known to indicate
to 10000.
BALTIMORE, November 6.-Hamilton's
majority for governor is LAO. The legis-
lature will stand: Senate, Democrats l91,
Republicans 5, Independent Democrats Q.
Inc mousse OF delegates: Democrats sc, Re-
Pubhcans IL. Democratic majority On Joint
ballot 60.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, November 4.-The vote
In this city is the smallest ever polled, there
being no opposition to the funders' or debt
payers ticket. But few negroes voted, Re
turns received at the funders' Headquarters
here show that ali counties which were coz.
sidered doubtful have gone for the readiust-
ers. With all that, however, it is claimed
that the funders will have majority in
both houses. At the read usters' headquar-
tiers it is claimed that they will have small
majority in the senate and house. Reports
from the Charlottesville senatorial district
state that j ohm p. Marcy, prominent read
jaster, VINO has been leading the canvass of
the party throughout the state, is badly
against him being stated at 1900.
RICHMOND, November 5.-Leading read
say the state returns SO far are favorable.
They claim Is out of 40 senator's and SO out
of 100 delegates. The indications are the
read JUS ers will certainly have a majority
! in both houses.
WASHINGTON, November 6,-Private dis
patches, received this morning from Rich.
mond. Va, say that the Readjusters, or Re-
pudiators of the state debt, have carried the
state beyond all doubt, and that they will
when the legislature meets, of repudiating
about $30,000,000, or about three.fourths of
the bonded debt of the state.
| NEW JERSEY.
| NEWARK, November 4.-The Republicans
have gained one state senator in New Jer-
sey, and probably six members of the assem-
| bly,. They will retain control of both
branches of the legislature, the senate by
majority of 3, and the assembly, probably
by IA or Is majority.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, November 4-The probability
is the Republican majority will be 10000 in
Light pte, with Rice, Democrat, 1900 or
5000 ahead of the balance of his ticket, and
| I1chu L
hind. Gilman, Republican. for lieutenant
governor, will be ahead. The Democratic
state and county ticket is elected in st. Paul
by about 300 majority.
| ST.. PAUL, November 5.-Late advices and
more careful computation increase the
probable Republican majority TO $4,000.
Returns from nearly 200 election precincts,
casting nearly half the vote of the state,
give Pillsbury, Republican, for governor,
1926; Rice, Democrat, 1887: Gilman, for
lieutenant governor, 17,477; Barnum, 49,
916 Won Bsumbach, FOR secretary''of state,
1854; Borer, 1896 Gilman having lost
about as many Republican votes as he has
gained Democratic, his majorityis about the
average of the ticket. These returns are
from the larger towns. Those to come in,
from the rural districts where the Republic
an preponderance is greater, will, it is esti-
mated, increase Pillsbury's majority to at
least $4,000. This is about 1900 behind the
/ rest of the ticket.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 4.-The result of the
MUM ipal election held here to-day shows
Republican gain of 5000, the Republicans
electing their candidate for mayor, w. G.
Thompson, by majority of 1 300, and the
entire city ticket with the exception of city
clerk and one justice; also nine out of thir-
! teen aldermen.
SPRINGFIELD, November 4.-Sangamon
county, which usually gives 500 Democratic
majority, has elected Debold Paulen, Re-
publican, county treasurer, by about 300
majority, and Allen Enos, Republican,
county surveyor, by about 200 majority.
CHICAGO, November 81 A. M.-This city
complete, except three precincts, gives
johnson 20,264, Guerin 1855. The returns
from the county now In give johnson about
1000 majority, and further returns will in
crease it to possibly 5000, making John.
sons majority in the entire county over
7,OOO The Socialists polled about $500
votes in the city, a very large falling off.
The entire Republican county ticket is
elected by about the same vote.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Complete fig
ures for state treasurer in Chicago, give
Johr son, Republican, 22,644; Guerin,
Democrat, 1887; Altpeter, Socialist, 1912;
Johnson's plurality, 1867. In the county
the vote stood, Johnson, 1886; Guerin,
2l,27S; Altpeter, 4,039; Johnson's plurality,
sos; majority, 4o69. Returns from local
elections throughout the state have, as
rule, but little political significance, but
where party issue was joined there were
Republican gains.
! KANSAS.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kas. November 5.-Re-
turns from the state are me- gre, and little,
except local interest, was felt in yesterdays
elections, as only county officers were elect
ed. A very light Greenback vote has been
polled, though in one or two places the
Greenback candidates are elected. Other
wise the Republicans have generally in
creased their msjorities, as looking to solid
vote in 1880, but the general apathy has
caused only light vote to be polled.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, November 5.-Later returns do
not change the aspect in this state, aud the
Democrats concede the election of the Re-
publican ticket by St least 10000 majority.
The legislature will be largely Republican.
MADISON, November 4.-Returns from
nearly two hundred towns In the state give