River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-15

to the latest returns:
Abncr Taylor, r. H. William H. Gest, r.
,. Prank LAWYER. ID. L. Scott Wiket, ID.
8. w. Il Mason, r. H. w. NJ. Springer, ID.
4. George +. Adams r. ia. J. II. Rowell X.
5. A. j. Hopkins, X 10 J. q. Cannon, X.
Is. Robert r. Hit, r. l6 G.. w. Filth an. ID.
Z. T. J. Henderson, X. llG Edward Lane, ID.
(. Charles 4. Hill. X, ls. W. 5. Forman. ID.
9. Lew +. Pavson. II. I;a. X W Townshend. ID
10. Phll.p $. Post, X. o. c. W. Smith, II.
DIES MONIES, a., Nov. 9.-rhe following is
i st OF the newly elected Congress men:
!. j. II. Gear, r. :. F. H. Conger, r.
p W. Hayes. ID. s. James p. Flick, r.
3 ID. IL. Henderson. r. Q. Joseph X. Reed, X.
g. J. II. sweeney. r. 10. J. p Dol yer, Z.
s. d lniel Kerr, r. IL j. S. Struble, II.
g. John F. Lacey, X.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Nov 9.-Indana's del
egat on TO the new Congress will in all proba-
bllity be as follows:
J. VIM F. PARROT, d. 8 f. V. Brookshire, d.
, j. II. O'Neall. D. O. j. b Cheddle. r.
& Jason b. Brown d. TO- w. d. Owen, r.
4. w. 5. Holman. ~ II. c. j. Martin. ID
5 Geo W Cooper, ID. l2. Gao. Mcclellan, D.
.. Thos. NJ. Browne r. -. Is. +. Sh vely, d.
Z. WIN. -. BYnum. ID.
LANSING, Mich, Nov s.-The new Congress
S onal delegation is as follows
!. J. J.. CAIN man. ID. z. j. Il. Whiting, D.
L. r. Allen, r. 8. A. T. 81 S, r.
3. J. o DOunell. r. Q. y. NJ. Cutcheo1, f.
T. J. c. Burrows, r. 10. +. W. Wheeler, r.
s. C. f Belknap. X. II. 5 NJ. Stephenson Il.
6. NJ L. Brewer, X.
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 9.-Ohio will be repre-
sented ia the f fteth Congress by the follow
ing Representatives as near as can be deter
mined by the returns at hand:
!. Ben Buttorworth, r. Il JacobJ. Pugsley.R
>. John A. Caldwell, X. IL. j. n OlthWalte, ID.
3. T. s Wlliiams X. ii. Q. II. " ckham, Il.
a. Samuel :. Yoder, D. -. c. II. Gr1syenor, r.
/ ). George l.. Seneg, d. q. J. d. owens ID.
6. NJ. NJ. B3Olhm n. X z. J. ID. T8yiur, X.
= Henry l.. Morey r 10. W Mex nley.Jr.. Il.
s. X i. Kennedy r. l0. Ezra Is. Taylor, Il.
| O. w. c. Cooper, r % NJ. L. Smyser, r.
/ 10 w. e Haynes, ID. III. T. L. Burton, r.
II. A. c. Thompson, r.
MADISON. Wis, Nov g-The delegation to
! the next Congress from this Sta.e viii be:
!. L. b. Casweu, r. e. Charles b. Clark, X.
/ ?. Cnasles Barw 2, D. Il. o. h. TEOmas T.
3 X. NJ. La Toilette, K. Is. Nils Z. Hangen, r.
:. l. Van Scha ok, X. 3. Myron McCord, X.
5. g. II. Brickner, d.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The unofficial votes Of
all counties in the State as far as returned
show pluralites for Cleveland OF 1885, and for
Harrison OF 9),1i7. wing Harrison plurality
in the State Of II, 49,
ALBANY, y. Y, Nov 9-The Argus Dem.l
the State paper, gives Harrison majority OF
1000 over Cleveland.
NEW YORK, Nov. o. = The sun says that
Harrison has 1l,76s plurality IN New
York State and that Hil has 1852.
II says that the next House OF Repre-
sentatives W Il be 50 evenly DIV ded between
the two parties that the official count will be
necessary TO decide which is In the maIo ity.
Its figures show that Indiana gives Harr son a
plurality Of about 1900. Connect cut Is Demo
cratic by "a The Tri5Uae says: Rev sec
returns OF the vote for President, with care
ful estimates where authentic figures are
lacking, give Harrison Il.O00 plurality in this
State. Returns and estimates from every
county computed on equally good basis with
the Tribune table Of pluralites for President,
show that Hill has a net plurality Of about
3,5oo."
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING ". Va. Nov. 9.-Dispatches
just eceived anruunce that Democratic State
Treasurer Thompson comedies the State to
the Republicans By from 40) TO 30 ma
OF the steady Republican ga rs that
have been com ng IN The ReIuo-
lican State Committee here claims the
State by much larger majority. II
claimes 20 b re a solid delegat on o. lour Con
gressmen aud a majority in the Legislature.
The scene Of Republican enthusiasm IN THIS
1 city is Uni recedented. and on every hand is
heard the cry that the "Solid South" is broken
az last By the vote OF this State.
n h. Scotf. Of the National Republican Com
mittee. sent 10 Chairman Quay kilograms say
ing thirty counties, VII en- gave IN lssa total
vote OF 9l,li0. show a Republican gain OF 2, 80
The same rat o OF gains kept up VIII z We the
/ State to Harrison BY SCI Coz, for Governor
runs probably 1850 ahead Of Harrison
Ca ruau Re Is. OF the Democrat c state
Comm tTee, Gains the state for Fieming OF
Governor by 1000 10 loo. and for Cleveland ~
/ considerable more. He furnishes no figures
/ for bass.
TIE Legislature viii BE- close. The returns
/ so fsr Indicate u Republican majority % in
I tie Senate and I "a he House, majority OF
+ on JOINT ballot. Tn VII make Coz United
States Senator, aud the Bepubl Gao Pres dent
OF the Senate viii succeed him as Governor.
- INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Nov. 9.-Ths returns
+ from the State Snow total plaraiite for Har-
I rison az 2s25. ard for Cleveland - Ss.s7f, 8
plurality the whole Stase -or Harrison OF
ASST No figures have been received on the
+ vote for Governor. but Hovey - known 70
have run behind tae electoral tiehet n some
counties, and his plurality vii IAN below
+ Harrison : The ofaciHl count v II be required
/ 70 determine ~ From nearly compiets re-
turns from ali The Congressional q strlets u =
4 believed the Indiana delegation II Congress
VIII stand. Democrats. 9. Republicans,
s. al increase Of three FOR the Dem
I ocrats- TIE Democratic gains arc ~
I the FIRST Eighth, Eleventh aud Twehtn
1 Congressional districts steele was defeated
/ in the Eleventh - only so votes. II the tsea-
/ eral Assembly the Democrats have majority
on Joint baliet q a. ~ when s u the sen
ate and - n the House. Their gain N Legs
L lAt1ve representatives Is -.