The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-15

the Sd Ward threw 252 ballots; of this
number Blaine received lat, Cleveland
103 and st. John 3, last election the Sd
Ward cast 3O7 ballots; of this number
Harrison received Isl, Cleveland Ia,
Fisk 5 and the Labor party l J; a
third party gain of 3, showing an in
crease over 1884 Of So and Democratic
gain Of 81 In 1884 the 18th Ward
cast $50 ballots of this number Cleve-
land received 1l9 and Blaine Ill, last
election the 18th ward threw 237 ballots;
Of this number Cleveland received 14S
Harrison 81 and Fisk 4, third party
gain of 4 !; an increased vote over 1884
of and Democratic gain of 81 The
Town of Pleasant Prairie in 1884 cast
339 ballots of which Blaine got
1877 and Cleveland 1872, last election
Pleasant Prairie threw $50 ballots; of
which Harrison received 1872, Cleveland
l69 aud Fisk 8; showing an increase of
of 20 ballots over 1884; Democratic
gain Of 20, and a third party gain of 8.
! The Town Of Randall in 1884 cast
139 ballots; of this number Blaine re-
ceived 80 and Cleveland 81, last elect
ion Randall threw 100 ballots, of this
number Harrison received lis and
Cleveland 45, an increase of 81 ballots
over 1884 and a Republican gain of IS,
or double Republican majority in 1884
and no prohibitionist to hear from.
Randall carries the Republican colors Of
Kenosha County. In 1884 the Town
of Somers cast 347 ballots; of this num-
Der Blaine received 233, Cleveland 100
St. John 5. Last election Somers cast
348 votes, Of this number Harrison re-
ceived 208, Cleveland l24, and Fisk 16
third party gain of IL and Demo
cratic gain Of 40. The Town of Wheat
land in 1884 cast 100 votes, of this
number Cleveland received lis, Blaine
"A and St. John 1, last election Wheat
land cast 207 votes, Of this number
Cleveland received 124, and Harrison
SO, an increased vote over 1884 of II,
a tie on the majorities of 1884 and 1888
and beautifully decrease of one in the
ranks Of the Third Party. The blue
book, the official record Of the State,
doe, not give the Salem vote of 1884
and we have no figures for comparison.
The Democrats carried the City of
Kenosha by 2S3 majority and the
County Towns met the enemy ON Main
ST., with majority of 2S6. The Third
Party has an increased vote over '84 of
u. The total County vote in 1884
was 1922. The total County vote last
election was 3,467, showing a net gain
Of 167 voters. In 1884 the City Of
Kenosha polled l,20l votes. In 1888
1,271, an increase of 70 over 1884.
The Democrats have net gain over
1884 of 1876 votes in the city. In
1884 the Democrats went out of the
city with majority of l48. It is per-
haps unnecessary to state that the Re-
publicans hold the county down with
ballots and that there is not now
man alive who will ever see the day
when the electoral vote of this County
so close as it is at the present time.
The third party hold the balance Of
power in this County and it will now be
the special business of the Third Party
to assist Democratic ofice-seekers in get
ting Office. 1t is very possible that the
Third Party will become dangerous to
democratic ascendency and when that
event occurs, both parties will fall upon
the necks of the Third party men
When this little episode happens both
great parties twist the tails of the cold
water men great howl will be heard
from one end of the county to the
other.
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