Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-16
The November Elections
Give a Surprising
Result.
4 POLITICAL TID.L WAVE OF
GREAT DIMENSIONS.
TRE TELEGiEAPHIC REPORT ia
DETAIL.
Wisconsin.

| MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.--Complete re-
turns from the congressional district
give Deuster plurality o. l, 500 votes
over Winklcr and Goodwin. The
trades assembly nominee got 1920
votes The democratic county ticket,
with one or two exceptions. is elected.
j. p. c. Cottrill, dem, has been elected
state senator IN this 9Th district, which
is democratic gain. The democrats
would also have elected senator in
the 9TH district but for the fact that
both Ed. Keogh and John S. George
were candidates, which resulted in the
election of w. S. Stanly, republican. In
the first assembly district, Arthur Bate
the champion of church taxation, is
defeated by an overwhelming majority
by John A. Wall, democrat. In the Sec,
district Geo. A. Albert dem, is reelected
The Third district will send Mike
Walsh, democrat and trades assembly.
Harrington, who was renominated by
the democrats, is defeated by Il. A.
Pierce republican. The other assem-
blymen elected in the county are as
follows Twelfth district d. ID. Hooker,
democrat; Sixth district, Scheiber;
Seventh district j. f. Friend, repub-
lican; Tenth district, A. Huchting,
democrat; Eleventh district, Geo. w.
Evarts. democrat; Twelfth district, M.
j. Eagan, democrat.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Election re,
turns from the interior of the state
come in slowly and estimates can be
forwarded only with difficulty. All re-
ports so far indicate large democratic
gains in every congre ssional district.
DIR. Anderson, chairman of the state
central committee claims that five,
probably six, out of nine congressman
are democratic, gain of three or four
congressman. Republican advices con.
cede democratic gains bat are silent on
congressman. Election in this, the
Fourth, district passed eff quietly re-
sulting in the election of Z. Y. DeuSer,
democratic candidate for congress, and
probably the whole county ticket.
LATER.
Later returns show that the Demo
Gratis have elected seven out of nine
congressmen-ag gain of tive-and that
this state has gone democratic by about
$4,000 majority. Both Senate and AS
sembly are democratic. The demo
cratic majority on joint-ballot will be
about twenty-five.
New York.
New YORK, Nov. THE returns
indicate beyond question that Grover
Cleveland (dem is elected governor
by immense majorities. probably mbre
than 100000.
New York, Nov. Brooklyn City
gives Cleveland rs 103 majority; demo
cratic gain, 2S,600 over secretary of
state in 1881.
Four hundred and fifty election dis
tricts, out of 6SS, in New York city,
give Foger IL ,534 Cleveland, 7S,4B0.
$40 .. m.-Th;e hundred election
districts, out of 6SS, in New York city,
give Folger q 1897; Cleveland, 53,761
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 10 p. m =
The vote in II towns gives Hale, rep,
} 9,6S8; Edgerly, dem, 1881.
BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-Cleveland's ma
jority in this city is estimated at 5000
to 1000. Moulton, rep, is elected to
congress by handsome majority.
ROME, Nov, 7,-Spriggs, DEM, Is
elected to congress in the Oneida dis
trict. Major Payne, rep, is elected to
congress from the Doth district.
New YORK, Nov. Arnold, dem,
is elected to congress from the Goth
district. Dutchess county is democrat
ic for the first time in many wears.
p. Platt Carpenter is beaten IN Puku-
paic. and so in his own ward, which
7 is generally largely repu lican.
rThn total n RrnnE lyn Il toll
lows: Cleveland 62 600; Folger, "a
500. Majority for Cleveland, IS, lO3.
st. Lawrence county gives Folgei
5000 majority.
New YORK, Nov. Is. S. Cox il
elected to congress from the sixth dis
trict by 10000.
LATER RETURNS.
New YORK, Nov. S.--A Times extr'
- puts Cleveland's majority at 1900 &C
I cording to the returns received up tC
e 10 O'Clock this morning, and says the
f state legislature is strongly democratic
The World makes Cleveland's majority
q 171,000, aAd that of Slocum for con
gresham at large at 100000. The
! latest reports increase the democratic
! majority everywhere, and indicates
- that forty-tiye out of sixty counties II
the state have gone democratic
+ Among the remarkable changes is thai
n in Cayuga county, which gave $40
4 majority for Garfield and now give
. 1000 for Cleveland, and Mower county
), which shows !, 900 democratic majority
:, against 8 500 republican majority II
d 1850,
CLENELANp's ESTIMATE.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. Sat II
; O'Clock tonight Grover Cleveland, from
l. all the figures received estimated hi
Is majority at nearly 100000. All tn,
Z indications point to that figure being
= reached and it may even be passed
y There is no telling where the majority
I viii en- d, as the upheaval in the state !:
g phenomenal. Cleveland takes hi
!, honors in his customary quiet way
q At $50 A. NJ. he was at his Office dis
u changing his duties as mayor as usual
|, and declining to hear word on thu
y subject of politics. When work Wa.
II 3pDa ba vrapf his lau ,fiina aDf