Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-15
RESULT OF The ELECTIONS.
Cleveland Elected in New York by an
Immense Majority.
Beaver Defeated in Pennsylvania and
Butler Made Happy IL Mas
sachusetts.
Returns from all Over the Country
Wisconsin,

Wisconsin,
MADISON, November s. -Complete re-
turns have been received from the nine
congressional districts. TIE democrats
have elected six members and the repdb-
icans three. Mr.. Wlnans' majority III
the First District is only three hundred
in round numbers, but republicans con-
cede that Mr.. Williams cannot overcome
these figures. Mr. Woodward's majority
over Col. Butt, IN the Seventh, will
probably reach 1900. No additional
Legislative returns were received yester~
day. At Madison the opinion is enter
tanned that the democrats will have q
majority Of fourteen on joint ballot in
the new legislature. This opinion is not
based upon later returns, however, and
it now seems probable that the official
figures will be necessary to determine
which party will have majority. Fol
lowing is list OF the congressman
elect: First District, John Wmans, D.. !:
Second District, d. 81. Sumner, D.. J;
Fourth District, 2. V. Deuster, D.;
Fifth District. Joseph Rankin, D.;
Sixth District, Richard Guenther, r. !;
Seventh District, G. E. Woodward, D.. !;
Eighth District, VIM. t. Price, r.;
Ninth District, Isaac Stephenson, r.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, November S.-Returns con-
tinue to come in slowly, especially from
the First and Fifth Districts, where
there is still some doubt as to the re-
suit. Very few full county returns have
been received and the situation this year
is SO unusual it is impossible to general
ize accurately from the fragmentary re-
turns from the voting precincts. Wash
burns majority is about $500. In the
Second District Wakefield will have
about 1000 majority. Strait in the
Third District 5000 The most sur
where Milo White, [rep) counted on at
least 5000 majority. A. Bierman, Nor
wegian, nominated two or three weeks
before election has apparently received
a large number of votes and made
Whites election doubtful. It is believed
complete returns viii elect White by q
few hundred majority. In the Fifth
District both Kindred and Nelson claim
the election. Nelson is still over 1000
ahead in actual returns received, but
Kindred claims 1000 majority in Grow
Wing and other counties not yet count
ed. The Nelson men claim he is hold
ing these precincts with fraudulent in
tent.
gOwa,
Dies MONIES, November 8.-The re-
publican state ticket received about 90
900 majority. The latest returns show
Murphy (dem.) elected tocongressin the
Second District. The First and Ninth
are still in. doubt, though probably the
congressman are elected. In
the Sixth District the vote is very close,
and is claimed by both sides, though
the sections to hear from viii increase
Cults chances. The result IN the Fourth
District is close. Kassons majority is
probably $4,000 over all. The entire
ticket is elected in this (Polk)
County. -ep
CHICAGO, November S.-Footings for
Chicago and Cook County just completed
show democratic maiorities, except on
sheriff, of from 1 800 to 5000, scratch
inc making a vide variance in the vote.
On the state ticket this city and county
cast $4,000 votes, and gives Frendorf
(dem. /, sos plurality for treasurer, and
Raab (dem. J 1868 plurality for superin-
tendent OF public instruction. On the
county ticket, Hanchett (rep. for sher-
if beats McGarigle (dem. by 4, 1913, and
is the only. republican county officer
elected. Seipp (dem) for treasurer
beats HUT (rep.) 2,652. The legisla-
ture is republican.
CHICAGO, November 9.-The legisla-
ture will stand: Thirty one republicans,
twenty democrats. The house will have
seventy-seven republicans certain, witt
a possibility Of seventy-nine; democrats
seventy four, with a possibility of sew
enty-six, giving p republican majority
of twelve to sixteen on joint ballot, which
insures the election Of a republican
United States senator. The result in
the Twentieth Congressional District is
still in doubt, with probabilities in favor
of Thomas (rep.)
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 8.-Returns
from 400 towns, which is 25 per cent.
of the state, show democratic gain of
3,941, indicating democratic majority
for the state ticket of 5000. This ratio
Of increase viii be increased when
the full returns are received from
the larger cities. Ex-senator Nc
Donald, chairman of the demo-
cratic state central committee.
claims 10000 majority in the state.
Orth, (rep.) IN the Ninth Congressional
District, is certainly defeated. Pierce
and Demott, Geps. in the Eighth and
Tenth District, are also defeated This
will give the democrats and republicans
four, gain of four. The democrats al
SO claim the election of English in the
Seventh Indianapolis) District, but this
IS not conceded by the republican COM
mittee, who claim Peeles' election by
over 800 majority. The democrats will
have majority in the house of repre-
sentatives and probably in the senate.
Michigan.
DETROIT, November 8.-The fuller
returns tonight do not change the re-
suit on the state ticket. The repubi-
cans lose their governor by 5000 or 1O,-