Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-11-07
RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE H. l., Nov. f.-Ihe hrs
congressional district complete give
! Spooner, republican, S,6l6, Lappam
democrat, 10. 3S2. Second district give!
Arnold republican, 1926, Page. S,341
Trip, prohibition, l,7S5.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Nov 4-The entire del
egation is elected to congress in Alabama
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. n. J.. Nov. 4.-The congress
sionaI delegation from New Jersey will
stand two republicans bergen and Bu
chanan) and five democrats. The latter
gained the fifth and sixth districts.
VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. Chairman ELY
son, of the democratic state committe,
claims that his party has carried nine O.
ten congressional districts In the state.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. six precincts in Chi
cago city give Ambery 425, Nelson 400
Link 81, Gilbert 369. Llgler 30o, Hutt 306
Kern I99
Second precinct, 2Sth ward-Aberg 225
| Wilson 125, Link ): Gilbert %, Lawler
$50, Ender ), Hutt 225, Kern 125, Chap,
man s.
Eleventh precinct, ID ward Amberg
133, Wilson So, Link 5
Twenty-eight precincts give Lawle1
3,206, Gilbert 2,S39, Hutt 1,75l, Kern
1874.
Thirty-nine precincts in the city give
| the following on state treasurer: Amberg,
republican, 3.701; Wilson, democrat,
1924; Link, prohibitionist, 22S.
Forty-fve precinct give LawIer 5, ,446,
! Gilbert 4, ,844. Hutt 9,249, Kern 1926.
Six precincts give Amberg 425, Wilson
400, Link 81, Gilbert 1863, Lawler 309,
HUT 306, Kern 1879.
Eight precincts in the city give the fol-
| lowing vote for state treasurer: Amberg
republican 7S3, Wilson democrat $50,
Link prohibitionist 81.
Nineteen precincts in the city give the
| following vote for state treasurer: hmberg
republican l, $50, Wilson democrat LOO,
Link prohibitionist 173.
| Chairman Jones of the republican state
| central committee, claims that all the re-
publican congressman in the state are
reelected. Thirty eight precincts give
Gilbert 1866, Lawler 4,59l, Kern 2,542
Hutt 3,l03.
Chicago-Twenty-two precincts in the
city give the following vote for state
| treasurer: Amberg, republican, 2,141.
Iwenty-six precincts in the city give the
following for state treasurer: Amaerg. re-
publican, 2,490, Wilson democrat, 1924.
Link, prohibition 1888
Chicago $50 p. m.-Fifty precincts
give Gilbert 5,535, Lawler 5,932, Hutt
1874, Kern 4.170.
Chicago.-The first result of the cleo
tiCn to be known for certainty was the sue
cess of the proposition to increase the
backing of the worlds fair to ten and
half million dollars. The vote of the city
~as practically unanimous in favor of
adding to the fund already guaranteed,
50 100000 by issue of the city bonds and
by means of south park bonds
half a million more. Director Gen
eral Davis said tonight that
the work of the fair would
now go forward with Il rush. The plans
for the buildings are already tentatively
complete, and definite location of each
will be settled without further delay 1t
only remained for the president of the
United States to issue a formal proclama-
tion to the pations CT the world, and this
will probably shortly follow meeting of
the national commission, to be held her7
In a short time.
Chicago. - Times (Democrat) at S:45
p. m. had information apparently indicat-
ing that the suburban town of Maine mere
tOfore one of the greatest republican
strongholds in Cook county carried for
democratic legislative candidates and for
Newberry democrat, the opponent of con-
gresham Adams. One precinct in Park
Ridge was reported as given $50 demo-
cratic majority. The town of Maine has
a population largely of Lutherans.
Peoria.-ln the municipal contest to-
day Henry Detwiller. republican, was
elected city treasurer by a large majority
and sufficient number of republican al
dernen to insure a republican majority at
the next council.
ChIc9go-10 p. IN. Returns from this
city are coming very slowly. 45 precincts
give Amberg republican ifor treasurer A.
2Sl, and Wilson democrat 1851 Will
sons plurality is 2S5.
Chicago.-Of the congressional districts
in Illinois, indications at II o'clock are
that congressman Adams, Hopkins, Butt,
Henderson, Hill, PaysOn republicans are
e+ionably reelected as is also probably
Rowell, republican. There is not great
deal of doubt of the success of Post, re-
publican in the 10th district In the 18th
Congressman Guests election has been
stubbornly contested by Cable (dem and
result still in doubt Springer, Lane and
Williams are reelected and indications
point to the election of Smith, rep. in the
Doth district, and Forman, dem, in the
18th district The 10Th is still doubtful.
but Fithren claims reelection. In Chic
go the democrats still deny the election If
Taylor in the first and Mason in the thi
districts, but it seems probll lie
now that both of them are re-eIacre |.
The democrats are claiming the defeat
of Cannon, republican, in the fifteen h
district, but the republican state central
committee still assert that he Is reelected
by 500 majority. In Chicago 100 pre-
cincts out of a total of sos in Cook county
give Amberg, republican, for state treasur-
er 9, 700, Wilson, democrat, II 1884. Owing
to large amount of scratching returns
are coming very slowly from both county
and city.
Chicago democratic state central
committee asserts that private adsice>
show that the democrats have carried the
state by good majority. They expect a
gain of three congressman. Nothing is de-
finite about Cook county.
CHICAGO.-M Midnight Returns on the
! state ticket are coming very slowly. Only
| eight counties in the state, exclusive of
| Cook county, are heard from These on
| the vote of state treasurer, give Amberg,
| lren.) a net plurality of $500 over Wilson
| (dem). In the same counties two ears
! ago, when the vote was somewhat heavier
| HarrIson's net plurality over Cleveland
was $3.50.
Chicago-I2:30 a. m.-The returns
! from doubtful senatorial districts of the
| state are so meagre that it Is impossible
| to predict what the political complexion
| of the next general assembly will be- In
! several of the hotly contested districts In
/ dications point TO the election of demo-
! cratic candidates. but that these gains
| will continue to such an extent as to give
! them control Of the general assembly on
! Joint ballot does not yet appear upon the
! meagre returns 4 great deal depends
upon the Legislative ticket OF Cook county.
and it Is hardly probable that they will
be ascertained until late hours of night or
| some lime tomorrow morning
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. 4. l A. II. - The
| Tribune (rep.J will say that the scattering
| nature of returns, the closeness
| of the contest and extensive
scratching, render 1t impossible at this
/ horr TO make any definite statement as TO
| the results. either in state. congressional
or city tickets and that about the
| only thing which Is definitely settled
/ is that McGaun. democrat in the second
| J;.-r;ct hos haan alecrad IN sr1caaad