Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-09
MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Nov. The total vote o"
The city of Milwaukee, Tor president was
38 sos, of which Harrison received II 9GS,
Cleveland 1G 056, S'reetsr PIP, ana Fish,
272; Harrison's plurality 1912.
The vote on governor was Hoard, re-
publican, 17,123 Morgan, demucra5, 49,
892, Powell, labor, 4,377; Hoard over Nor
gan 23l.
For congress, Van Scsaiok, republican,
received IN the city 1862 votes, and
Smith, IS 237 votes.
John z. Burnham, re publican candidate
for sheriff, received in the city and towns
20,240 votes against 1854 for Michael
Walsh, democrat, 6 O38 for Louis J. Goeiz.
labor, 351 for Chas. A. SercUmb, DrDhI-
bi5ion, and G93 for Frank Sizzling, social
i=t; Buruhams plurality, 3 1876.
Henry Baumg gmrtuer, republican, for
register of deeds, received in city auC
county % COL against Ignaoe Czerw8n8ki
democrat, 1881; Thee. Rudzlnski, labor,
) 242: G. A. WIttemOrc, prohibition, 34);
Chas. Debyl, socialist, GI3. Baumgmct
ner's majority Over all 1876.
The Legislative contest in the comfy
gives delegation consisting ofniae re
publican assemblyUen aad three Cemo-
Gratis. The SCAT Oi the republican in the
Fourth senatorial district Is 3oubtiEl,
however, Is Senator Fritz's term has not
ex xpired, and 1t is doubtful 1hether mat
can be legislaled out Of Office by reap
portiOnmCnt.
A. now constituted the delegation will
be Senators Kemp and Tse4riug, repub
licaue; KTo ger, democrat aud labor.
Assembly, men WOIler, McElrOy. Siebers,
Raesser, LeRier, IboDas, CnristiauseD,
E3kert and D=nnis, republicans; Dunn
Keogh and SlupeckI, democrats.
MmwAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Milwaukee ooun-
ty has given the largest republican p!ur-
elity in its history-aith bat four pre-
oiacts to hear from At O'Clock this
morning. Har rrison has plurality of
between 5000 sni 900, and has likewise
carried the city handsomely, which C.eve-
land carried by % in 1884. Van Schaick
republican, for congress, ha7 defeated
Smith, who ran GU bpfh democratic aud
labor tickets, by 200 30 1900. TIE
Jaoor party, which carried the county
two years ago, has been almost wholly
swallowed up by the other parties.
JACKSON COUNTY.
MiIton-First precinct, HARRISON, 96;
Cleveland, 26; fisk, l. state and con-
gressionsI ticket same.
JEFFEEsos COUNTY.
Palmyra Morgan, 50; Hoard, 255;
Durant, Sc. CongressmeD: Doe, 80; Ca--
well. PSI; Faviile, 80.
KoshBonong-Ha Harrison, 495; Cleveland,
AS; Fisk, SO: Hoard, 529; Morgan, 4l5;
Cas- well, 527; Doe, APO.
Whitewater, town and city Harrison,
710; Cleveland. 395.
Ixonta-Democtaslc, I79; republican,
136.
JUNEAU COUNT.
Necedah-RspubIicen gain, I13.
Mansion - Cleveland, III: Harrison,
I8O; Fisk, 81. Congressman. CObura, I15;
Thomas, l75; MosIey, 80.
Harrison's majority, $50; republic-n n
gain, 50.
EEwAUsEE COUNTY.
West KeHhunee-ClsveEsnd, 227; Harri.
! soL, 81.
L. CROSSE COUNTY.
La Crosse county com piete: Hafri-
sons majority, 1s2; republican loss
I56.
La FATErTE COUNTY.
1JLE-h1 h1Ff1~DBs fJos LAsFeAoGG- 40
State tickets: Republican, 1875; demo
| cratic, So. Congress: La Toilette, 197;
Parkinson, IL.
Belmont - Harrison, I33; Cleveland,
134.
xASITowoc c3UsTT.
MalitOzoc county complete: Cleve-
iancis plurality 100; republican gain,
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