Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11
LATE ELECTION RETURNS.

Dubuque Times, of this Thursday
morning, is as follows:
One hundred and ninety-one
towns and cities. including Milwau-
kee, and embracing two-ffths of the
state, with the interior republican
precincts T., hear from, give a net
democratic gain of 8,29S. The re,
publican vote on basis Of the last
gubernatorial election, to overcome
is $3.50. The democratic state GEN.
trail committee claim the state treas
urer Falk positively! The republi-
can state central committee are
now positive Of the election Of the
entire state ticket by from 1000 to
5000. Private advices from promi-
nent republicans in the interior
seem to reassure the success of the
republican ticket.
Returns come in slowly. The en-
tire vote is not over 60 per cent. of
the usual vote, and the flooded con-
dition of large portion of the
central and northern part of the
state is assigned as the reason.
The prohibitionists will draw at
least 1900 to 1900 from the re-
publican vote.
The secretary Of the republican
state central committee claims the
state by 1900. The democrats still
claim the election ofstate treasurer.
In Virginia the result is still in
doubt Large democratic gains are
reported.
The latest returns from New
Jersey show that the democrats gain
three state senators.
Nebraska gives reduced republic
can majority.
In New York the vote is very
close and the result still in doubt.
Both parties claim the state, with
the chances largely in favor of the
democrats. The Tribune thinks the
senate will stand II democrats to
Is republicans; and the assembly
66 democrats to G2 republicans.
Tn Pennsylvania the result is also
in doubt, both parties claiming it by
small majority.
Minnesota gives a republican ma
ioritv Of about 10000.
The vote in Colorado was on re-
moval Of the state capital. The
lowest estimate places Denver's ma
iority over Ill for permanent capital,
at about 10000
The latest returns indicate that
the republicans have not more than
one to three thousand majority on
Governor. Falk, democratic can
dldate for treasurer is undoubtedly
elected, and perhaps the entire dem
ocratic state ticket.
TIE COUNTY.
The votes on Governor III the sew
eral towns iii the county as far as
heard from up to the hour of going
to press are as follows:
Mineral Point Town Frat u,
Rusk 81, kanousc 45.
Mineral Point City, 1st ward
Fratt, 102; Rusk Iii; Kanouse 81.
Mineral Point City-2d ward
Fratt 100, Rusk 20, Kanouse 81.
Moscow SO, Rusk 10
Wyoming Frat 81, Rusk 2S,Kan-
ouse As.
Eden-Fratt 9S, Rusk 50, Kan
ousc 5.
Highland Frat 80, Rusk 20,
kanousc 9.
Arena-Reported large demo
cratic majority
Ridgeway-Fratt 100, Rusk IA,
kanouse 33.
Waldwick- Fratt p, Rusk SO,
kanouse 10.
Dodgeville-Fratt pol, Rusk 2S1,
kanouse Us.
Miss Rose Bowling is elected
county superintendent Of schools,
receiving a majority of from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty
votes
James Ryan is elected assembly
man from the northern district, by
4 large majority.
j. W Rewey is elected assembly
man from the southern district, by
from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred majority.
| We had made arrangements to
give complete table of the votes
cast IN the county; but up to the
present writing complete returns
from all the towns have not been
received either iii this or in Dodge,
| VILE.
The November Business
The exchanges for the week end
ing the 9TH of November exhibit a