Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-10
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS


| PORTLAND, November 8.-The state is verv
close and will perhaps require the official vote
| TO decide. The Republicans are still confident
| of small majority. Returns are incomplete.
| and nearly all the counties are estimated The
only two counties from which statements are
received. Lane and Multnomah, show slight
| Democratic gains.
| Massachusetts.
| Boston. November 9-With four to yns to
hear from Garfield's plurality over Hancock in
| the state is 81. 1892
Morse Is elected IN Congress over Hayes.
| Connecticut.
| CONCORD, November 8.-Returns from all but
three precincts in the state show total presi-
dental vote of S6,177 as follows: Garfield a.
7o7, Hancock 0,707. scattering $685. ~
New York.
New YORK, November S.-An papers in this
| city, both Democratic and Republican. concede
! New York state to Garfield by maiorifies rang
ing from $4,000 to $4,000. The headquarters of
the Republican national committee are closed
The World places Garheld's majority at about
10000. The tribune 200 and the Sun at
10000.
New York, November Shadows majority
over Potts. for governor of New JERSEY, appears
to be about 800. The majority for the Demo
cratic electoral ticket viii be 1000.
Pennsylvania.
| PHILADELPHIA, November 8-Official returns
from 4o OF 81 counties of Pennsylvania, and
careful estimates from each of the other conn
ties make Garfelds plurality 81, 341.
! Delaware.
| WILMINGTON, November 8-The official count
! shows the vote Of the state of Delaware on the
! electoral ticket as follows: Hancock 49, 1873,
| Garfield Ia, $50.
| Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 8.-Official returns
| from - counties IL Indiana give a Republican
| of +hp
| counties, six gave Republican majority in Oc-
| tober of 1926, snd five Democratic maiorites of
| 749. The counties heard from show a net Dem.
ocratc gain Of 267 over October
! Illinois.
CHICAGO November 3.--The state legislature
stands as follows: Senate, which will elect a
| United States senator i'll 1888 to succeed David
Davis, so Republicans, Is Democrats and 1
Socialist. OF these, II Republicans were elected
on Tuesday and Democrats. The house
stands: Republicans 80 or "a, and 81 or 50
| Democrats. This house will not participate in
| the election of United States senator In the
| first three districts congressman were elected by
the following maiorites: Aldrich, Republican,
4,162; Davis. Republican, 1925; Farwell, Re
| publican, 4748.
MinNesOta,
| ST.. PAUL, November 9.-The following are
revised footlngS of the Republican majorites
| tor president and congress- Garfield, sc. 848:
Dunnell, First district, $751; Strait, Second
district, 5,505; Washburne, Third district, 1886
Wisconsin.
MADISON, November 8.-The legislature will
stand: Senate, rs Republicans to Democrats.
| Assembly about 80 Republicans to 20 Demo-
| Gratis. The Republican majority in the state
will not fail much short of 10000, which is a
gain of Is, coo since 1876. Mr. Deuster is elected
! to congress in the Fourth district by 2,214 ma
| jority, against 1875 majority two years ago.
Gen. Bragg is elected by ], 610 majority against
| 5,513 majority two years ago. Guenther was
elected III the Sixth district by 1927 ma iorrty,
against 2,601 for Bouck two years ago. 3 Re
publican gain of 6.628.
Missouri. g.,
ST.. LOUIS, November 1.-THE secretary of
state. from returns already in his possession and
estimates of that part of the state not yet heard
from, predicts the Missouri legislature will stand
abort as follows Embellishments 26. Re
publicans 6, Greenbackers 2. House-Demo-
Gratis 80, Republicans 35, Greenbackers 2, with
several representative districts doubtful
ST. LOUIS, November G--Official and unoffi-
scial from 4S of the ia counties of this state give
HNcock 109, 923 voses, Garfield II, 1926, Weaver
IA, $50. Hancock's plurality 81, 962; M ioritv
! over all. 3,012. The same counties in 1876 gave
T1lden lie, 368, Hayes 1898, Cooper 1875
Democratic loss, 1,0757 Republican loss, 1073;
eFreenSack gain, IL, 81.
DIES MONIES, November Forty counties in
iowa complete give Garfield 1865 Hancock
Al, 241, Weaver II, 174. The same counties last
year voted: Republicans 6G,077 Democratic
1885, Greenback 1917; met Republican gain
over the Democrats 1872: Oyar all 1915. The
majority over Hancock will approach 80. co.,
and that over all will exceed $4,000
Kansas.
TsREKA, November 8-Twsnty of the so
counties of this state give Garfield 80, $50 votes
Hancock 16, 576. Weaver 4, 100. The vote IN the
same eounties for governor ls:: ST. John (Rep.9!
81, 4C8, Ross Dem. y 16, 573,. roo1nan Green
backarl $3.50, It is thought the prohibition
amendment to the constitution is carried by 20--
600 majority.
DEBvER November Slate Eeturls, includ--
ing the strongest Democratic oDnnties, do not
materially change the figures telegraphed last
night. The Greenbaok vote int1se state will not
exceed ], 800.
/ Saw FRANCISCO, November 8s-A Portland
I dispatch says the latest election news gives a
! clean Republican majority west of the Cascade
( mountains, of 1000. This includes the southern
! counties. In the counties east CT the mountains
the Democratic majority is not Six civ to be over
| 700 and will not exceed 800 at the most
allowing for all possible errors n estimates for
parts OF counties NOT yet reported, the Republi-
can ma orlty cannot fall Below 500. Most of
these figures are based on actuag returns. The
| state is sure for the Republicans, though by a
| majority less than was expected
Nevada.
| VIRGINIA CRY, November Sss-The count is
baing made very slowly. 1t may take the officiaEl
returns to decide the electoral ticket and con-
| gnassmen. The Republicans coneede the state
| to, the Democrats, however
California;.
San FRANCISCO, November Ss-Returns FROM,
all counties in the state except Del Norte, which,
IS estimated the same as at thelast president5aB
election, give Hancock 96 plurality. A few
small precincts are yet to hearrfrom, which ore
not expected to aAer the result much. 1t viii
| evidently require the official count to decide.
| pacheco's e1ectian is doubtful by these latar
figures 1t is quite certain that the Republicans
will get enc eleetor, as Judge Terry. on the.
Democratic tickat, is known to be scratched
/ several hundred
I Arizona.
/ Tucson, Arizona, November 8.-The taHri
I torial election resulted as follows: G. II. Oury.
[ Democrat, delegate to congress. M. FL. SHEER
man. Republican, superintendent of public In
| structiOn LEGISLATURE Republican in both