The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-11-05

MIR. Frank Wishaw and Miss Bessie
Hughes were married at the brides
home on the 2sth ult., by Rev. N. G.
Mallory.
THE COUNTY ELECTION.
Considerable interest in the result of
the election was manifested by the
friends of the several local candidates,
and the majority of some is very small
especially that OF. Assemblyman and
Clerk of the Circuit Court. The Knights
of Labor did not put ticket in the field,
but united with the Democrats. The
Prohibition vote in this county is not
large, and the Republicans lost very few
votes on this account. The Democrats
elected the Assemblyman, Sheriff, Reg
lister of Deeds, Clerk of the Circuit
Court and County Surveyor, and gave
Mr.. Doolittle majority of 60. The Re-
publicans carried their state ticket,
County Treasurer, County Clerk, Coroner
and County Superintendent of Schools.
The following is the vote as near as we
can get it this week
Governor-Woodward 3D., 1898 !;
Rusk (R.), 1,451; Cochrane d., l /;
DIN (P.), IS.
Lieutenant-G overnor-Putnam (D.),
1,417 Ryland (R.), 1925 Lloyd (L.),
90; Alexander (PO, 81.
Secretary of State-Ludwig d.,
919; Timme (R.), 1,943 Jasperson
(L.), 90; Blackman (P.), so.
State Treasurer-Johnson d., 1 ,426 j;
Harshaw (R.), 1923; Merryman (P.),
96.
Attorney General-Bird (D.), 1,42S !;
State Superintendent Mclaughlin
(D.), 1922 Thayer (R.), 1922 Nc
Gregor (L.), 90; Blaisdell (P. 96.
Railroad Commissioner eehan
3D., 1926; Peterson (R.). 1,421 linn
d., 90; Ritan P.), 96.
Commissioner of Karel
3D.. 1926 Cheek (R.), 1923 Stephen
H., 90; Parker (P.), 95.
For Amendment to Constitution, 773 !;
against Amendment, $50.
Member of Congress-Jas. R. Doc
little d., 1852 ; L, B. Caswel (R.),
1892; Durant P), 95.
Member of Assembly-John G. Flem-
ing d., 1,4S3 VIM. H. Harrison (R.),
1.447. "
Sheriff.. J. Meyers (D), 1,497
Chas. Frantz (R.), 1,414,
County Clerk-F. w. Mathews (D.),
1,347 D. B. Benedict (R), 1875.
Register of Deeds-Jas. Pennefeather
Cd, 1927 0. Z. Bishop (R.), 1878
Treasurer-W. L. Dexter d. 1886 7;
Ell. E. Clark (R. J, 1850.
Clerk of Circuit Court. A. Gala
CHAN (D.) 1,441 John Lucas (R. J, 1880.
District Attorney-Henry Weisman
3D., 1876 Munson Paddock(R,) J, 1,514
County Surveyor-Jason Lathrop (R.
on D. ticket, 1854; D. A. Sovereign
(R.l, 1,455.
Coroner-Peter Jacobs d., 1924 H.
III. Tarbell (R.), 1896.
County Superintendent of Schools
MiddIccamp (R), 1874; Mccormack
3D., 649.
The following are the majorities in
the city: Woodward, III Timme, 351 !;
Doolittle, 222; Fleming, 181 Meyers,
219; Mathews, 1877 Pennefeather. 33S !;
Clark, 103 Gallaghan, 2O2; Weismann,
1856; Mclaughlin, 1856. All are Demo-
Gratis except Tmme and Clark.
Hon. L. B. Caswell was reelected in
the First District by about 392 majority.
The latest advices give him 1900 ma
jority in Rock county 1,414 in Wal
worth, making total Of 1914. Mr..
Doolittle received in Racine, Kenosha
and Jefferson counties majority of g.
S22.
The following is the vote in 1884: -
Governor-Rusk (R), 1,715; Fratt
d., 1,545; Hastings (P.), .36.
Lieutenant Governor -Fifeld (R.),
1,713; Parkinson (D.), 1913 Kelly
(P), .36.
Secretary of state-Timme (R.), l.
Cyl; Gallagher 3D., 1890; Durant (P.),
l35. "
State Treasurer-McFetridge (R.), l.
ITO; Falk d., 1850 Blackman (P.),
SO.
Attorney General Frisby (R.), 100
Silverthorn (D), 1850; Angel (P.), Sc.
State Observation-Disclosures (R.)
1879; Parker d., 269; Stewart d.,
1884.
Railroad Commissioner-Haugen r.. J.
1903; Krez d., 1850; Sanford (P.)
So.
Commissioner of Insurance Spoonel
| (R.l 1,710; Holum 3D. 1850; La Due
| (P.), "a.
Member of Congress Caswell (R.)
1887 (; Merton (D.), 1,488.
| State Senator-Maxwell (R.), 1,71O
Kull 3D., 1,544.
| Member of Assembly-Patterson (R. J
1888 Kroncke d., 1856.
| Sheriff-Wilson (R. J, 1900; Harring
ton (D.), 1,472
| Register of Deeds-Limpert (R.), 1,
553; Pennefeather d., 1923.
| County Treasurer-Clark (R.), 1862
Lentz 3D., 1929.
| District Attorney-Paddock (R.), 1,
534 Mahoney (D.), 1,713.
| County Clerk-Benedict (R.), 1853
Mathews 3D., 1880.
| Clerk of Circuit Court-Gallaghal
| d. on both tickets, 3,137.
County Surveyor (R.), /,
6S5 Lothrop { r on D ticket), 1888.
| Coroner-Head (R), 1868 Tuttl
3D., 1850.
County Superintendent of Schools
lGrant (R.l, 1918 jackson d., S6S.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
has rendered decision to the effec
that while railway company can right
fully require special tickets on its limit
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