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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-18

In oricr TO swell the dcfalcatons of Re
publican Office holders the Democratic
campaign hand look includes Perry tul-
ler's defalcaiion of $209, coo, when as every
body knows, Fuller was Andrew Johnson's
Democratic collector at New Orleans
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-18

A newly landed immigrant was walking
up Broadway after dark On making the
turn at Grace chulsh he got the full force
of the electric ligqt perched aloft on Union
Square. ''Howlv Moses" he said. ''luk at
tho moon on q stickI'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-18

L. B. JIVisTT.
3. WRIGHT.
For County Attorney ZINC
d. S. PENCE.
For Commissioner Tti-d District -
4. II. RANDALL.
RODOIPu HATFIELD
f'' r. Z. LAWRENCE
A. H. CARPENTER
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-18
Comanehe, Comanehe County, Kansas

city the Cmarron at its ,urceon m on Win bg ba @ ana
Inducements 20
plated this year Only three miles from
water al
Cavalry hundreds OF fine farms uncer cut
the ground No
away Many buildings going up Write for fu
particulars TO the
COMANCHE TOWN COMPANY,
Hn~R
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-18
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Associate Justice
Franklin county
Atchison county
For Lieutenant Gove-nor-
A. p. RIDDLE,
For Secretary Of State
Sedgwick county
For State Treasurer
SUMMER county.
For Auditor Of State
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY,
Pawnee county.
For Attorney General
S. r. BRADFORD.
For Superintendent Of Public Instructioi-
u H. '--' Bourbon county.
FOR CONGRESSMES.
eHS' D'''''' HON. E. n. MORRILL,
Brown county.
o'0'''" D'''' HON. E. H FUNSTON, -
'""' D'' HON E. W. PERKINS,
'"0''h D'''''' non 1HoaAs RYAN.
Shawnee county.
A''i HON A. s. WILSON,
"A'h D''i' T.oy. {. ]. TURNER
Sheridan county.
''''"'-' '''' HON. s. r. PETERS,
Harvey county.
JUDiCIALr-ISth DISTRICT.
For Judge
seigwlck County.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-18
JUDICIALrISth DISTRICT.
COUNTY TICKET.

EOT. T. i. WALL,
Sedswick County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, n. j., November 2.-The
campaign in this State has been prosecuted
with marked vigor by the Republicansan
Democrats. The ProhibitiOnists devoted
their work mainly to the Assembly Dis
tricts in the southern portion of the State.
They had full Congressional and Legis-
lative ticket in the field. The only State
officer to be elected this year is a Governor,
the Republican standard bearer, ex-Con-
gresham Benjamin F. Howey, of Warren
county; the Democratic candidate, ex-
Judge Robert G. Green, of
of Union county, now representing the
Third Congressional District. The Prohi-
bition candidate is Gen. Clinton B. Fisk.
The two leading parties have devoted their
efforts to secure control Of the next legis-
lature which will elect a successor to U.
S. Senator w. J. Sewell, Republican. Last
year the State Senate was composed of l3
Republicans and Democrats, and the
House of Assembly of 81 Republicans and
30 Democrats, giving the Republicans a
majority of seven on joint ballot. Nine
Republicans and Democratic Senators
held over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
Summers Comfy,
TYLER (,ounty.
CALIFORNIA.
The Heaviest Scratching Ever known II
California.

The Heaviest Scratching Ever kaown ls
CALIFORNIA;.
SAN FRANCISCO, November a.-ome Pc
culiar feature of the political campaign I'm
California is the number of Independent
parties that have sprung into existence.
There are five State tickets in the field:
Democratic, Republican. Prohibition,
American Party and Anti-Coolie, headed
by Dr. O'Donnell. In San Francisco there
are no less than twelve municipal tickets,
some of them styling themselves represen-.
tatives of labor interests. Others being the
expression of anti-boSs rule. In the
southern part of the State the political
fight was embittered by the refusal OF the
leading Republican paper in Los angeles
Ia countenance the nomination made by
the Republican State Convention of Walter
A. Moore for Secretary of State In the
San Joanquin Valley the American Party
ticket attracted considerable attention.
Partial returns from all counties in the
State outside of this county give the Re-
publicans q majority unless the majority
for BARTLETT Democrat, for Governor,
proves to be much larger in san Francisco
than is expected. swim, Republican, will
be elected. The American vote which
started out strong rapidly fell away and
in the interior il fell behind the 0'Don-
nell, Independent, vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
By About One Thousand Majority Over
Brown.
FOURTH DISTRICT ELECTS HOGG
By Largely Increased Majority Ouer
Hutchinson. ...-
A SPLENDID OUTLOOK IN The STAHE
For Good Working Majority in the Next
Legislature.
Spncial Ttleaam 10 he ReQiaer.

SpcciG! Telegram 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, November .
The returns up to this time, midnight, are
very meager and Figures telegraphed from
the interior of the State, which are mostly
estimated returns from along the B & o X.
r., and this county indicate gain for
Brown. But Snyder claims his election
by about 1000.
Browns friends do not pretend to
claim his election.
Early in the evening the sportingmen
were betting OH Carr, FusiOnist, but now
refuse to take any bets.
Senator Kenna claims Chiffon election,
and thinks from what information he has
to hand that the Democrats will gain ten
or more members of the Legislature.
Information from Putnam indicates
that the Democrats have carried the
county.
Van Pelt, in the Feyette district is
merely elected, and Crockett, Democrat,
in Summers, whom the Radicals believed
they had beaten, is elected according to
figures received here.
Dispatches and private information from
the Fourth district and Pt Pleasant make
Hogg's majority over 1000.
The vo of Charleston district is as fol-
lows:-Riown, G32; Snpdcr, 751 Carr for
Senate, G6l; Chiffon, G6G; net gain for
Snyder over Governors vote l5S; Carr'S
gain 81 The Fusion Legislature ticket is
elected, the contest between Carr and
Chiffon will be very close Radicals claim
Carr's election, but Democrats feel conf
dent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
LOUISIANA.
Democrats Have the Usual walkover Gen.
orally.

Democrats Have the Usual waikover Gen.
orally.
NEW ORLEANS, November =. The cleo
tion in this State to-day was for Congress-
men only. The Democrats made an ac-
tive canvass throughout the State though
they had no opposition except in the iol-
lowing districts: First--T. s. wilkins,
Democrat; W. NJ. Burwell Republican.
Second-M. ID. Rogan, Democrat; Andrew
Hero, Jr., Republican; Richard Sims, col
ored, Independent. Third. Gay. DEM
ocrat; DR.. G. u. Darrall, Republican. In
the First District Judge Burwelps candi-
dacy was only announced few days ago
and his chances OF success were not serious-
ly considered by his opponents In the
Third District Republicans have been In
an unOrganized condition. j. 4. Davidson
was nominated by the regular course, but
his name was afterwards withdrawn by the
Republican District Committee and Dr.
Darrall's name was substituted. This &C
ton created dissatisfaction among the col
ored Republicans while the Democrats wers
united.
Wilkison, Democrat, has almost walk
over in the First district, but few Repub-
lican votes being cast
The vote in the city has been light.
Throughout the State there in little opp0-
stion 10 the Democrats, only very light
vote was polled, electing the following 10
Congress: Fourth district, y. e. Blafich-
ard; Fifth, Cherubusro Newton; Sixth,
f. w Robertson
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
OHIO.
The Buckeye State Comes Out for IA Repub-
lican Majority.

The Buckeye State Comes Out fora Repub-
Hcan Majority.
CINCINNATI, o., November 2.-Fine
weather prevails here and all over the
State. In Cincinnati the new election law
prohibiting people from gathering in
crowds at the ballot boxes is strictly en-
forced and the utmost good order has been
maintained At noon not n single arrest
had been reported at any place. Fully
three-fourths of the entire registered vote,
about ~, 900, had been cast before noon.
The judges in every case verifying the
votes by the registry, in view of good or
der and the strict observance of the law.
The polls closed in Cincinnati at p. M,
after the most orderly and quiet election
in the history Of the city. Nearly the ell
tire registered vote was pOlled. The first
six precincts reported showed Republl-
can gain of 270, the comparison being with
the vote for Governor last year when
HOadly's (DemOcraD plurality was GIG in
Hamilton county. Ohio returns will be
compared with Governor Foraker, $ vote of
1885, when he had plurality of 17,45l.
There are now :, 167 voting places IN the
State. The total vote of 1885 was 73l l95,
Prohibition vote %, 0Sl.
Two hundred and seven precincts in
Ohio with a total vote of 65, l2O show net
Republican gain of 3,07l. Prohibition
vote is | ,4S2.
Ninety-fye Ohio precincts with total
vote Of 81, 334 give net Republican gain
of2.414. Prohibition vote COG.
Sixty-four precincts in Hamilton county
show a net Republican gain of 2,272. The
Twenty-frst Congressional District Of Ohio
is very close 1t is claimed by both par
ties. In the Twentieth Ohio District
Grouse, Republican, is probably elected,
but the vote is close.
CLEVELAND, o., November mime
teen precincts show Robinson, 3,50S; Nc
Bride, 3,299; Smith, "a. Foran, Demo-
crat, for Congress, runs ahead OF Mcbride.
Three hundred and iifty-twO Ohio pre-
cincts show net Republican gain of 1897,
in total vote of 102, So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
BROOKE COUNTY.
GoG has Majority of Eight and Pendleton

Goff has Majority Of Eight and PendletoI
Nine.
| Special telegram 10 The Regiacr.
WELISURG, W. Va, November q
Following are the complete returns fiou
Brooke County:
Wellsburg-Brannon 207, Goti' 302; Pen
dleton 2O7, Scott 2s9; Morrow, Dem. 1876
Duval, Rep, 3l9.
Bethany-Six majority for BrannOn
seven majority for Pendleton, and sever
majority for Morrow.
Millers School House-Brannon los
Con 43; PendletOn l02, Scott 43; Morrow
103, Duval i2
Palmer School House-Brannon, -
Goff, 3S; PendeltOn, 80; Scott, 81; Morrow
30; Duval, 3S.
Windy Hill-Brannon, 81; Gon, As
Pendelton, 80; Scott, ~ Morrow, 80; Du-
val, &C..
zearville-Brannon Ga; Gotf, Ca
Pendleton, 60; Scott 81; Morrow, G2; Du
val, 20.
Middle Ferry-Brannon, &C; Gon, 81;
Pendleton, 6s, Scott, 80; Morrow, 10; Du-
val, IL.
Collier's-Brannon Il; Gon, 4G; Pen,
dleton, ~; Scott, "A; Morrow, Is; Duvall,
A.
Fowlers-B Brannon, 81 Goff, %; Pen
dlcton, 81; Scott -; Morrow, 81; Du-
VAIL -.
Gofl7s majority in the county, 3; Pendle-
tons o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
EANAWHA.
snyder and Chiffon Probably Elected
A Strong Fight.

snyder and Chiffon Probably Elected
A Strong Fight.
CHARLESTOS, W. Va, November O.
The election for Congressman, State Sena-
tors and delegates came off to-day.
The vote was large and the fight strong.
From tine meager returns c. p. Snyder,
Democrat, will defeat Judge Brown, Fu-
sionist. The vote for State Senator will
be very close but it is believed that Chill
ton, Democrat, will be elected by small
majority in this district. The Prohibition
party polled heavy vote and will elect
their candidate Tor County Commissioner,
which will mean no license in this county.
Special TsIeguR 10 the Regissr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November o.
The election in Charleston passed of quiet
ly and so far as is known the same may
be said fthe entire county. The weather
was pleasant and the contest at the polls
was an honest one. Quite contest was
yaged over the County Commissionersbip
with the whiskey men ON one side,
and the Prohibitionists on the
other. After supper the bad whisky CON-
meneed to work and several ineipient
knock downs occurred, in which no blood
was spilled In this county Donnally' =
school house gives Brown, Republican, I6i
Snyder, 10; Democratic loss, l6; Republic
can loss two, over the rate for Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
NEBRASKA.
a Light Vote Poiied and the RepubiIeaa
Ticket Elected.

a Light Vote PoIied and the RepubjIeaa
Ticket Elected.
OMAHA, November 2.-The weather TO-
day was clear and warm but never the les
comparatively light vote was cast
throughout Nebraska. This was particu.
larly the ease IN Omaha, where not ovet
5000 were polled. The Republican
State ticket headed by Gen. John NJ.
Thayer has been elected by over 5000
majority. James Laird, the present mem :
her Of Congress from the Second district,
aud q. W. T.. Dorsey, Third district, both
Republicans, have been reelected. Their
majOrities have not yet been as-
ceftaincd In this district (Fiptl
the result on Conyessman
Is still in doubt, John a. McShane,
Democrat, receives according 90 the best
estimates at this hour n majority Of be-
tween 1900 aud 3, 800 in this (Dougiass)
county. No definite reports have been
received from other counties Of this dis
trict.
At this hour, indications are the Lcgit.
latiye delegation elected from tins eonnty
are Van Wyck men and il IL believed that
Van Wyck has majority Of members u
Legislature throughout the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
VIRGINIA.
The Election Quiet and a Good Vote
POlled.

The Election Quiet and Good Vote
Polled.
RICHMOND, VA, November 2.-The
weather was clear and very pleasant The
voting at all the precincts in the city was
quite steady. More than one half the city
vote was polled before noon. Everything
moved quietly. Reports from other points
in the State indicates similar condition.
This city gives Hopkins, the Labor can
Gidate, 500 majority. There are no def
nate particulars from other points.
Yost, Republican, has n majority of l0S
in Stanton and three adjoining precincts;
Republican gain. pa. Comparisons are
made with the vote of 1884, when the
majority of Tucker Democrat, was l,ls7
in the district over Yost, Republican.
Reports from Allegheny show Republican
gains which, if maintained, will give IOSt
300 majority, a gain of 2l5 over 1891.
STAUNTON, VA, November 2.-lIeavy
Republican gains are reported from five
counties in this District Indications
point to the election of Yost, Republican.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, General Lees ma
,iority in this city is 3i5, and the indica-
tions are that he will carry the district by
upwards of |, 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03

Republican, 1887; Schweisthal, Demo-
crat, 2,195; Stauber, Socialist, 1860.
Returns from twenty-five city precincts,
out Of total of 339 gives Matson, Repub-
lican, for Sheriff, I,063; Mattocks, Demo
crat, 730; Davis, Republican, for Treasu-
rer, 912; Schueesthal, Democrat, $50;
Loomis, Republican, for County Judge,
9s4; Pendergast, Democrat and United
Labor, ], ,459.
Fifty-one Precincts give Prendergast,
Democrat and United Labor 1,479 ma
iority over Loomis for County Judge.
Ninety-fve precincts gives the following
totals: MatsOn, Republican, 1907; Mat
tocks, 5,342. For Sheriff: Davis, Repub-
lican, 1868; Schweisthal, $500 For
Treasurer: Loomis, Republican, 7,43l /;
Prendergast, 1O,O11. For County Judge:
In the Second Congressional District,
Gleason, United Labor, is running very
strong and makes good showing thus far
against Lawler.
The feature of interest in the canvass
was the advent of the United Labor party
which brought to its support very largely
the sympathizers with socialism.
The new party in strong
Democratic wards divided the vote very
evenly with the Democrats, while in the
stong Republican wards, Republicans and
Democrats held their own with very few
labor votes being cast. The indications at
IL o'clock tonight are that the Republi-
can ticket has majority in both city and
outlying country towns, embraced in Cook
county.
The Republicans elect three Judges, and
the Democrats three Judges, all of whom
were endorsed by the Labor Convention
and whose names appeared on the United
Labor ticket. The Republicans reelected
Adams in the First Congressional district,
elect Mason in the Second district and re-
elect Durham in the Fourth. Lawler,
Democrat, is reelected in the Second dis
trict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
TATE ELECTION.

,,,rns from the First district, up
IA' tbis morning, are not at all en-
S:A - 70 the Democrats. Judge
GnT'sDS has fallen behind his vote OF
BslSSY5 5;fa a similar proportion is con-
81 '.r r-,orbout the district, GoFF is,
faaso ', 3onbt. elected, But We don't in
Eis'a' w. we up the ship till the returns
~ = p,,,Es county BRANSoN received a
D y. Of eight. being a loss OF htty
ssI$ =, \, majority of rssI
HsD ,l,r.blII y, county GoFF has received a
D r,i,riv than he did at the last
iSs, This /, owing principally to the
a".,- a"r.,ss,rioa m Republican ranks in
w. ,b.. thorough organization at
P'' Nm ,;orr gets 4 majority Of n, a
u Ngr,m,r last election, but BRANNoN
~ ,,ir, y ahead Of GoFF at other vot-
sPbce> d., .,r.i5.r,l,le Gains
oa d., t5r precincts reported at this
''-'- ~. c,, done its part by the De
'.o~' ..'r IA. 4 majority of POD in Hancock,
'st3 5-. = nsmo,rats :, of Ohio county have
"a ,,,,e and possibly four, of the
o.rsmbrrs OF the House Of Delegates:
s-s. f,5s,ations are that Mr.. SCOTT has
elected over Mr.. PENDLEToN.
Nh. : better than the Democrats
,-,.,,r done IN an oil year. But Cen
c,rr has made important gains.
,,,,5r amt ark Of organization on the
-oirbe Democrats in certain districts
b the work.
Wv, from points in the Second Con-
-..,g,l District show considerable Re
,,r.,n ains tor FLICK, but not enough
ZEN, Nr WILSON'S reelection by q
..i,la:ial majority.
NJ SNYDER will without doubt be
s,,5 over Judge BROWN by a han
seniority ha, his vote will, rs We
,rf,.,L he much smaller than at the
X .s.ira owing to the bitter personal
s-. 70, the nomination.
r- rurnS from the Fourth Congress
s-t District make us feel safe in placing
Y, Heo'> majority over Mr.. HUTCHIN-
syr7rh higher than Mr.. GIBSON'S.
rgrurus are yet too meagre to speak
q ,ss saru> Of the Legislature with any
3-7y,sdeiui;rneSs. But the indications
ra,,ac Democrats will have a good
Riils majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
WOOD COUNTY.
Good Democratic Majorities-TI,c Returns
In Detail.

Good Democratic Maiorities-The Returns
In Detail.
| Spscidl TGiCgdm 10 tie Register:
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November q
Parkersburg District polled larger vote
than ever before. 1t has not all been
counted yet, but enough is known TO con-
cedc majority for the Legislative ticket,
ranging from $50 TO POO. Swecny, candi-
date for State Senate, has run away ahead
of his ticket in Wood, Writ, Peasants and
Tyler, and is undoubtedly elected.
I he following is the vote of the outside
prcincts which have arrived at II o'clock:
Walker Station, Sweeney, 3G, majority;
Chancellor, SO; Keller, 69; Butcher, l.
majority over the highest Republican can
dicate for Legislature; Snevens, Demo
cratic candidate for County Commissioner,
50 majority. 1t is Democratic gain in
the precinct.
Volcano precinct gives Democratic
majority of 40. WilliamstOwn district
gives Chancellor GO majority; Kellar, 80
majority; Sweeney, 80 majority; HOgg
ever Hutchinson, 81 majority.
Newport Precinct-HutchnsOn 100
Hagg 81, Sweeney 96, Chancellor Sc
Kellar SO, Butcher %, Long 81, woodward
81, Stevens 106, Robinson S6. Democratic
gain of 20 in precinct.
BelleviIle precinct-IIOgg, l2j; Hutchin
son, 2l0; Smith, 203; Sweeney, l39; Re
publican Legislative ticket 80 majority
Republican gain, -.
Harris district gives twenty Democratic
majority.
Hutchinson will not carry the county
with over two hundred majority, Demo-
cratic gain over the Congressional vote OF
| 81 of over GOO.
Special telegram 10 he Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, November a.
J. d. Sweeny, for State Senate, Fourth
District, will have 80 majority in Wood
county.
WILLIAMsTOwN, W. VA, November ..
Through counting HOgg, lS0; Sweeny,
1sl Chancellor, 173; Kelar, POI; Butcher,
49, Smith, 13l; Lang, ll3; Badger, llG;
woodward, 155; Robinson, l32.
Special TSlegram 10 Hls Rrgiser.
In Williamson yias 3iS votes polled,
1O7 votes counted: Hog, 61; Chancellor,
Sc: KelIar, 20; Butcher. 40; Stephens, 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
ILLINOIS.
A Large Vote Cast and Little Scratching on
Regular Tickets.

A Large Vote Cast and Little Scratching on
Regular Tickets.
CHICAGO, November 2--The weather In
this city, and throughout the entire
State. was fine to-day. 1t was estimated
that at IL o'clock this morning fully one
half the register vote had been cast. There
was less scratching of regular Republican
and Democratic tickets than had been ex-
pected. There were two labor tickets in
the field, the United Labor and the Labor
League, the former supposed to represent
lIrgely the Socialists, and with the eN-
90 otion of candidates for Judge of County
CO urts, had Independent nominees for all
State and county offices. The Labor
LEAGUE ticket contained names of the Re-
publican State candidates, and was
divided on the county offices between the
Republican and Democratic nominees.
CHICAGO, November O. About $50 p.
m. the returns for this county began com
ing in rapidly, and indicated that the Re.
publican ticket was largely in the lead with
the exception of their nominee for County
.Jndge and County Treas urer. Loomis
Republican, for County Judge, feared to
have been defeated. Figures show Loom
is to have fallen behind his ticket, while
his opponent Prendergast ran largely
ahead of the other candidates on the Dem
ocratic ticket. Davis, Republican
candidate for County Treasurer ran behind
his ticket over trihe more than LOomis,
but Schweisthal the Democrat opposed to
Davis received only his party vote, gaining
nothing from the Labor element. Lawler,
(Dem. nominee for Congress in the Second
district is conceded to have fair majori-
ty. The latest details are shown in the
following totals: Seventy-four precincts,
County Treasurer Davis, (Rep) 5,492;
Schweisthal, (Dem.) 4,6O4; Stanber,
Hunted Iabor) 3,044; County Judge
Loomis, (Rep.) 5,677; Prendergast, Dem.
and Labor 1913
Thirty-fve city precincts give Davis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Old Iron-Bound Republican State
Bobs Up Serenely.

The Old Iron-Bound Republican State
Bobs Up Serenely.
CONCORD, n. H., November 2.-RepOrts
from 40 towns give Sawyer, Republican,
1863, Cogswell, Democrat, 3,743, Went
worth, Prohibition, 159. Same places in
1884 gave Gunner, Republican, 4,O79, Hill.
Democrat, 4,197, Mason, Prohibition, 15S.
Republican net gain in these places 81.
Returns from nearly One-third of the
towns in the state show Republican loss
on the popular vote of about 200 rs COM
pared with the vote of 1884. This does
not include the cities and several of the
larger towns in which Republican losses
were expected.
Indications are that there is no choice
for Governor by the people, that Mckinney,
Democratic, is elected to Congress in the
lst district and Galtinger Republican in
the 2nd and that the Republicans have
carried the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
WISCONSIN.
Detection From the Old Parties to the
Labor Party Strong.

Detection From the Old Parties to the
Labor Party Strong.
MILWAUKEE, November 2.-The wealth
er was fine to-day and large vote was
polled. The Labor party cut big figure,
and in some Democratic strongholds the
vote of the Democrats was divided by the
new party. The vote on Congressional
candidates in the district was close. The
detection from the old parties to the Labor
party is strongest in the Polish sections,
which means Democratic loss.
The returns are5coming in slowly, owing
to the large numlsr of scratched tickets.
At 8 O'Clock, indications are that Henry
Smith, Labor candidate for Congress, is
elected and the entire Labor ticket with
him. Returns from the towns may change
this estimate, as it is expected that the
labor vote there is very light. Rusk, Re
publican, for Governor, ran well in the
entire county and undoubtedly has a good
plurality in this county over Woodward,
Democrat