Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-10

and Kanouse. The town OF Seneca
gives Guenther SO and Haben, S.
Klbourn City-Haben, 9S; Guen-
ther, SO; Kanouse, So.
Berlin-Guenther, 296; Haben, 2G4;;
Kanouse, prohibition, SO; senate, Wi
ley, $3.50: Stewart, 1914; member of as
sembly, Mcconnell, 379; Bow, 1S5;
democratic gaiR %.
SPARTA, Wis, Nov. = Butts, $50:
Woodward, 256; Parker, So.
MAUsroN, Wis, Nev. Vote of
Mauston: Butt, SO, Woodward, S5;
Parker, 81.
Tomah-Woodward, 234; Butt, 17S;
Park, SO, May, 5.
Spring Green-For congress, Butt,
rep, 81; Woodward, dem, "A; Parker,
pro-, So. Assembly, Beekwith, rep,
119. Republican gain of 80.
Woodward, dem., 25S;
Butt, rep, 130; Park, pro-. AZ; May,
&. b., 81. Assembly-Grubb, rep, 124
Stewart, 243; Mckay, pro-, 81. Dem
ocratic gain of 100.
La Crosse-Five towns in the county,
with city, show gain over 1880, of two
thousand and fifty. Mcdonald, DEM,
was elected to the senate and Dawson,
dem., to the assembly.
Ironton Butt, rep, 81; Woodwari j,
dem, &c; Parker, pro-, 95. Assembly,
Beckwith, rep, 81; Kuntz, DEM, 81;
Stone, rep, 35.
Mauston-Butt, SO; Woodward, So;
Parker, 81. Assembly, Case, rep, 12S;
Bishop, DEM, ITO; republican gain OF
nine.
Viroqua-Viroqua gives Butt 421;
Woodward, %; Parker, 81. Four 9th
er towns heard from give Butt 415;
Woodward, 182; Parker, 90.
Marinette-The county entire gives
Stephenson, rep, 1,077 majority.
Medford-Park has five majority
here.
New York.
New YORK, Nov. THE president
did not go to the polls till after three
o'clock. He voted at 400, Third ave-
nue., and was accompanied by his
brother, Major William Arthur, and
his messenger. He voted the republi-
can state and county tickets, includ-
ing OBrien for county clerk.
One hundred and five election dis
tricts out of 6Ss in New York city,
give Folger 6.oS2, Cleveland 1S,643.
Two hundred and fifty election dis
tricts give Cleveland, $4,000; Folger,
1900.
The majority for Cleveland in this
state is estimated by the Express,
republican, at from $4,000 to 100000.
The Express bulletin says that Ed
son is undoubtedly elected for mayor,
and estimates his majority at 10000.
New YORK, Nov. 7.-Indications are
that Queens county will give 35, 900 ma
jority for Cleveland.
Three hundred districts out of 6SS
in Queens county, give Folger, 81 3S9
and Cleveland, ,E58, ,7O5.
Jefferson county gives Cleveland at
least 1900 majority.
Queens county gives Cleveland 5000
majority.
Wayne county gives Folger 1900
majority.
Returns indicate that Cleveland will
come down to Harlem river with from
10000 to $4,000 majority.
ALBION, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Orleans
county has gone democratic for the
first time since the organization Of the
republican party. Cleveland's maiori-
ty is 500, and Greenleafs, democrat for
congress, 1000.
Massachusetts.
New BEDFORD, Nov. IA great va
riety of split tickets for governor, con-
gressmen, senators, representatives and
county commissioner. There is no
doubt, however, of the election of the re-
publican congressman, and the splitting
for commission will not effect Terry's
election. The senatorship from the
Bristol district is in doubt. New Bed
ford will probably send sot more than
one democratic representative.
Reports from Taunton say Bishop is
ahead, and reports from Haunhill says
Butler has large gains.
At 2 p. M, Pittsfeld advices say out
of $50 votes polled Butler will have
from 800 to 400 majority. He is run
ming ahead of his ticket.
LOWELL, Mass, Nov. THE cleo
ton in Lowell gives Gen. Butler not
less than 1,55O, probably 1900 plurality.
In his home ward he leads by IT'S,
though it is strongly republican. G..
A. Martin, republican, of the same
ward, narrowly escaped defeat, having
only IL plurslty.
Boston, Nov. THE total vote of
Boston is, Butler, 30,340; Bishop, 49,
719. Buffers plurality over Bishop,
1881.
At the republican state committee
rooms no doubt is expressed of But
ler's election. the only question being
the size of his majority. Returns show
great gains for Butler, and falling off
in the republican vote.
Boston, Nov. 7.-Returns received at
democratic headquarters indicate the
election of Patrick a. Collins, demo
crat to congress, in the Fourth district,
over Chas. Gallagher, rep, and the re-
publicans concede ColIon's election.
The election of Henry B. Lowering,
dem. to congress in the Sixth district is
probable but in doubt Eben f. Stone,
rep, is elected to congress in the
Seventh district, over G. P. Thompson,
dem. The Journal figures the plurali-
ty for Butler In the state at 10000, but
claims the entire republican state ticket
except Bishop, is elected which re-
turns at present Indicate The legisla-
ture will be republican, but by re-
duced majority.
1:35 m.-The complexion of the
state ticket aside from gubernatorial
candidates is still in doubt, though
Ames, republican candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, is almost certainly elect
ed, with western part of the state to
hear from. According to best esti-
mates the legislature stands: House,
153 republicans, 81 democrats; demo-
cratic gain. %; senate, 25 republicans,
Is democrats; democratic gain, 10.
pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ga cold mis-
ty rain set in this morning, and con-
trary to expectation the first three
hours polling showed only light vote.
Toward noon the weather became
somewhat clearer, the vote increased,
and everything generally was quiet,
although the police had to be called
this morning ta quell disturbance in