St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-04
WISCONSIN.
Republican state Ticket EIecred--
How the COngressmen Stand

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How the COnEressmen stand.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 3.-Though
returns from isolated rural townships will
continue to struggle in for several days yet,
the general result is no longer in doubt.
The Republicans have elected Gov. Rusk
by not less than %. 600 plurality over Wood
ward the Democratic candidate, and it is
probable that it will turn 25, 900. Chair
man Taylor, of the Republican state CEN
trail committee, places it at $1,000. These
figures are based on returns from about five
SiXths of the townships and precincts of the
state. This plurality would be an increase
of nearly 5000 over Rusk's plurality of two
year ago. The gains are principally in
strong Democratic districts. There are Re-
publican gains in all but few counties of
the state. On governor. the Republican
plurality over the Democratic vote has been
increased even in the Milwaukee district
where the labor movement has been the
strongest. The legislature will have a Re-
publican majority on joint ballot of 81 over
the Democrats and Peoples party represent
atives. The senate stands % Republicans,
Democrats and Peoples. the assembly
81 Republicans, SO Democrats and Peo-
pies. The Peoples party representatives
will probably act with the Democrats. The
Republicans
LOSE THREE ASSEMBLY SEATS
and gain like number In senatorial dis
tricts. The congressional delegation will
probably stand Republicans and Demo
crat and 1 Peoples party, though the First
is in douot. Returns are so meager that it
is not possible to tell deciSively whether
James Doolittle. Democrat, has defeated
oil
gained the Second Gen. Braggs old dis
trict, where Delaney, Democrat is de-
feated by Guenther by at least 3. 0O0 Guen-
Their has heretofore represented the Sixth
district in congress and is still resident in
the latter. The majority of Hudd Demo-
GRAFT in the Fifth has been slightly reduced
In the Fourth (Milwaukee) district, which
has been represented by a Republican,
Henry Smith, Peoples party candidate, has
s. 500 plurality. If Caswell is reelected in
the First, the Republicans gain one and
lose one. The Democrats lose one, and
the Peoples party secures one congress
man.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 3.-Woodward,
Dem, for governor, carried this city by
437 majority. Fratt. Dem, carried it by
467 two years ago. This is a gain of 80
for Rusk in the city of Madison. Can't
well. the Villas candidate for the assembly,
carried the day after a hot contest, by
about 200 majority. Two years ago Villas
carried the city by 1000 majority. The
result yesterday is regarded as virtual de-
feat to the Democrats in their own strong
hold. The indications are that the Repub-
Leans will carry the county for the county
ticket, which went $50 Democratic two
years ago. There is also a prospect that
Rusk will carry the county by from 800 to
500 majority. gain of from $50 to 800 for
him. Reports from various parts of this
congressional district indicate LaFollette's.
Rep, election by 1000 majority. Out of
five aSsemblymen in Dane county. the Re
pubIicans will doubtless get three, and the
representation will be the same as two
years ago.