The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06
ELECTIONS.

generally resulted avorably to the Re-
publicals. kenosha city ard county
have both gone Republican. The city
gives Smith, Governor. 35 major. ty.
Quarles, Senator, SO majority and Will
liams, Assembly, 1870 majority. The
county gives a majority, but how large
is not known at this time of writing,
Walworth county gives large Repub-
lean majority, probably 1900 to 2,OO0.
Racine city and c unity have each Civ
ell Republican majority, III both, es-
timated at about 700 majority. Mil
waukee has done gloriously. Smit1 s
majority in the city is 2,152-in Mil
waukee county-city and toWns-~36O
Milwaukee is a erublican city, and
may hereafter be depended upon for
u Republican majority.
WISCONSIN
has gone Reg ublican ny large major
ity-probably from $4,000 to 10000.
CHICAGO elects the entire Republic
can ticket by over 1000 majority,
and Cook County elects the entire Re-
publican ticket by over 5000 majority.
MINNESOTA has gone Republican by
an average neutrality-suspicious. of $4,000.
! NEBRASKA gives a Republican ma
jority of perhaps $4,000 for Supreme
Judge. and elects the Regents of the
| University.
New YORK elects Alonzo B. Cornell,
Republican, by about $4,000 over Rob-
insOn, Democrat, Notwithstanding the
scratching of the George William Cur
tbs independent Republicans, and gives
them a crushing rebuke. It is not yet
determined whether the Republicans
or Democrats have elected the other
candidates. Both claim to have elect
ed them. Both Senate and Assembly
will each be largely Republican.
PENNSYLVANIA elected a State
Treasurer and County officers. The
meager returns, all show Republican
gains. 1t is safe to say that Butler,
Republican, il elected State Treasurer
over Barr, Democrat, by 100000 ma
jority.
New JERSEY elected members of
the Legislature The Republicans
have gained one Senator and probably
six members Of the Assembly and will
retain control of both branches of the
| Legislature, the Senate by a majority
of 3, and the Assembly probably IA to
16 majority.
CONNECTICUT elected members of
the Legislature only. Of the 2l Sen
ate Districts IL only had elections, and
of these the Republicans elected ten
and the Democrats one. The House
will probably stand 1853 to 90.
| MASSACHUSETTS has gone Republi-
can by large majority, electing Long,
Republican over Butler by a majority
of from 5000 to 10000. The Republic
can Councillors are elected and also ID
Republican Legislature by an over
whelming majority.
VIRGINIA elected a Legislature, the
election being contested on the ques-
ton of the State Debt more than on
the question of national politics. The
State is all Democratic hut it is not
yet known which will have majority
Of the Legislatnre-the Debt Payers or
the Readjusters.
! MARYLAND elected State, Legisla-
tive and Judicial officers and, though
but few returns have been received,
it is safe to say that the Democrats
have generally elected their candidates.
MISSISSIPPI has gone. Democratic by
IL large majority, and so have YaZoo,
and Kemper county.
KANSAS elected County officers only
Republican majorities were generally
increased.
GENERAL GRANT arrived at his
home, ,Galena, Illinois, and received a
splendid reception. All the way from
San Francisco to Omaha at all the
chief places he was met by large
crowds, and from Omaha to Galena he
received a continuous ovation. He
will remain at Galena till the 18th,
when he will 90 to Chicago on invita-
ton to be present at the Reunion of
the Army Of the Tennessee, where, by
Chicago and the Army Of the Tennes-
see, he viii be given reception sur
passing anything ever before taking
;;l,!''ce in Chicago.
i THE Geneva Herald says:
i The reports of the crops this year, in
this vicinity are very encouraging. Mr..
M. A. Hollister has just threshed 1874
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