The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-11-11
THE ELECTIONS.
Wisconsin.

Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-Deuster, demo-
GRAFT, is probably reelected from the
fourth district; Bouck, democrat, is
beaten by Guenther, republican, in the
sixth district; Bragg, democrat, fifth
district, is reelected by reduced ma
iority. On the total result in the state
on congressm en- is probably republi-
can gain of one.
MILWAUKEE, 1.-The republican ma
jority in the state will be 10000. Also
a gain of one republican congressman.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-One hundred
and eleven towns give a republican ma
jority Of 536, republican gain of
3,643.
BARABoo, Nov. 2.-Thc vote in this
city, OH congressman was: Caswell,
7O9; Gregory, 293; Main, Is. National
ticket same.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Slater returns
Justify the estimate of last night, that
Wisconsin gives republican majority
of about 10000, and that the repubh-
cans elect six out of eight congressman
Il republican gain Of one. Congress-
men are elected as follows: LIST dist,
C. G. Williams, rep; End dist, L. B.
Caswell, rep; Sd dist, G. G. Hazleton,
rep; 4th di t., P. V. Deuster, de,n,;
5th dist, Ed. Bragg, dem; eth DIST,
L. S. Humphrey, rep; Sth DIST, Thad.
C. Pound, rep. The legislature is
largely republican in both houses.
M1LwAUKEE, Nov. 3.-Three hun
bred and thirty-three towns, including
the city Of Milwaukee, gave 91S4 re-
publican majority.
New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. Gone hundred
and sixty out of CTS election districts
give Hancock about II 900 majority.
Returns f1om 10 towns in the interior
of the state show a republican gain of
S67, and democratic gain of 5.
AUBURN, Nov. 2.-Auburn complete,
gives Garfield electors 1853 majority.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The present fig
ures, with one-third of the city heard
from, show democratic ma jority of
$4,000. Time, p. m.
Four hundred election districts give
Hancock 70,054, Garfield 1922.
New York, Nov. 2.-Thirty-
towns or wards in New York state give
dem. gains of 100 and rep. gains of q
324.
New York, Nov. 2.-Four hundred
and thirty election districts give Han
cock 5000, Garfield $4,000. This in
indicates about 10000 majority for
Hancock in the city.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Yates county,
nearly complete, gives 1850 majority
for Garfield; Genessee county incom-
plete returns from IA towns, give Gar
field 1888 majority.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 1.-The latest
returns indicate the probable election
of Seavllle, democrat, for congress.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Grace's major
ity for mayor, over Dowd, is about
NEW YoRL, Nov. S.-The general
result is about as follows: Garfield and
Arthur are elected by large majorities,
gaining {. sold north, only one state
going democratic. The Herald, New
York, gives Garfield POP electoral votes.
New York state gives about $500 re-
publican majority. The democrats
concede Connecticut by about 5000.
Chicago shows about 600 republican
majority. Republican senators gained
in Connecticut, New Yorkt New Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. The
majority in Wisconsin will probably
float over $4,000. Deuster. democrat
candidate for congressman in the fourth
district of Wisconsin is elected over
Sanger by upwards Of 1000 majority.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The latest re-
turns from New York show mayoral
ity for Grace, democrat, Of 98,051;
Dowd, republican, 96,74S. Fifteen
election districts are missing.
New Jersey is claimed by both par
ties. The legislature is republican on
joint ballot.
Connecticut goes about 5000 repub-
lican.
ELM1RA, n. Y, Nov. 3.-Chemung
county complete, gives Garfield 1868,
Hancock, 1874; Weaver, 97.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 3.--Ohcial returns
give Garfield S,G63 majority in Monroe
county.
New York, Nov. 3.-'rhe World says
the latest returns from the state place
the majority for Garfield electors at
from $4,000 to 10000. Itmay possibly
reach the latter figure. The Hancock
electors were defeated by unsupported
results in the cities of New York and
Brooklyn to which alone General Han
cock owes his defeat. The democrats
have gained five congressional districts
in the state and lost one, the western
district, making net gain of four in
the congressional delegation. In the
present congress that delegation stands,
democrats to "a republicans. In the
next it will be 13 democrats to 20 re-
publicans.
DAMAREsCorrA, Me-. Nov. Gear
field, POI; fusion, IS; straight, green
back, II. Republican plurality 119,