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

other democratic candidates on the state
ticket by similar plurality. McCord, re-
publican, for congress had l3 plurality
here, Kington, for state senator, 167, w.
z. Hinze, democrat, for assembly, Is,
Hines, democrat, for sheriff, $40, Murray,
democrat. clerk of the circuit court 6l2,
Beaser, democrat, treasurer, $40. The
entire democratic ticket is elected.
Buffalo County.
MoxDovIA. Oct. 4.-Mondovia city and
town gives Gov. Hoard l52 majority
| Whelan. republican candidate for assem-
bly,, 168 majority. This is a decrease in
Hoard's plurality of two years ago of l3.
TrempeIeaue County.
INDEPENDENCE, (TrempleaG county,,
| Wis, Special Telegram, Nov. Peck S
majority 80, and Bailey's 81; Lees for
senate 116, Warmers for assembly "a.
| The other candidates about the same
count will give an estimate of the county
tonight.
kenosha County.
KENosHA, Wis, Special Telegram,
| Nov 4-Peck carries this city by 3O4
majority. The rest of the democratic
ticket runs behind Peck will probably
have small majority in the county. For
congress Babbitt has about 200 majority.
James Cavaun, republican, will probably
be elected TO the legislature. Morgan S
| plurality two years ago was 2io.
Crawford County.
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Special Telegram.
Nov. Peck carried this city by 50
majority the rest of the democratic ticket
will average the same; for congress Coburn
| has majority of 166, the indications are
that the county gives 200 majority for
| Peck for governor and Coburn for con-
gress. also that Ambrose Thompson will
be elected member of assembly and many
of the county officers. A larger vote is
poled than in 1888. Large democratic
gains. Morgan's plurality in 1888 was
| I31.
| walworth County.
WHITEWATER WIS, Special Telegram,
Nov Whitewater city and town give
| Hoard 185 plurality. republican loss of
| Ill. The balance Of the ticket Is about
the same except Coe for secretary of state
who runs large ly ahead of his ticket.
Kizer for assembly and Cooper for con-
gress run behind. No returns from the
| county yet.
Marathon County.
WAUsAU, Wis. Special Telegram, Nov
a Peck has about $50 majority, in
Wausaw. The democratic majority in the
northern county is probably l,8OO Lenny
democrat gam in every precinct.
CoIburn Elected.
La CROSSE, Special Telegram, Nov. s.
Coburn democratic candidate for con-
gress, is elected over O. B. Thomas.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The Times this
morning claims chat the two great parties
will be represented in the Sind congress
as follows: Democrats, pol; republicans,
l29; a democratic majority of y.
The Tribunes figures are l67 republicans
and l65 democrats.
The Sun says the next house is evidently
democratic by 35 majority.
The World says fully 20 majority for
the democrats.
The Herald claims majority of 40.
New YORK, Nov f. - The city Press
Association says: The following con-
gressmen are undoubtedly elected: Eel
lows, democrat, 9th district, Flower,
democrat, 18th district, Warner. demo-
crat. llth district, Cumming, democrat,
9th, Spinola, democrat, 10th, Campbell,
democrat, 6th, Fitch; democrat, 18th.
Daily News bulletin says Mckinley is
probably defeated by 600.
One hundred and eighty districts out of
947 gave Scott Is, ,332, Grant 1854
The Sun bulletin says: Cant is un-
questionabIy elected by a big majority.
The Sun bulletin says: "Tillman and
all democratic congressman are elected in
South Carolina
The city press association says: The
following congressman are undoubtedly
elected: Fellows, democrat, 9th district;
Flower, democrat, 18th district; Warner,
democrat, 1lth district, Cummings, dem
ocrat, 9th district; Spinola, democrat, 10th
district: Campbell, democrat, 8th district;
Fitch, democrat, l3 district.
The returns received up to this hour
indicate the election of the entire Tam
many ticket by majority of from $1,000
to 10000.
Five hundred and forty election districts
give Scott 49, 800, Grant 63, 73l.
The Herald bulletin says that Grants
probable majority will be $4,000.
Roswell 2. Flowers majority in the
18th congressional district is estimated
at 1900.
John R. Fellows, Tammany, for con-
gress is elected 10y over 5000 majority.
The 10th congressional 26th district
Van Rensaler I,375, Spinsla 4,046, 18th
congressional district Adams l472. Fitch
1905
The Herald bulletin says: The repub-
lican headquarters cOncede Grants cleo
tion by 10000.
The Daily News bulletin says The
whole democratic ticket in the state OF
New Jersey is elected.
New York, 10 100 p. m.-Tammany Hall
has gained decisive victory all along the
line over the republican and county dem
ocracv fusion. Grant, for mayor, will not
likely fall below $4,000 majority over
Scott All the Tammany candidates for
the other county officers and judges have
an average majority of 22.0O0. The new
| BALLOT reform law worked smoothly as a
rule throughout the city, and the novel
conditions of the secret ballot did not
have pronounced effect on the vote of
the lower districts which political prophets
had anticipated.
Buffalo-Returns from the western New
York counties indicate the election of the
| following candidates for congress:
3lst district. ". Wadsworth republican.
send district-D. n Lockwood, democrat.
33rd district. L: Bunting, democrat.
can
Middletown-Present indica ions are
that Henry Bacon, democrat, is elected
congressman from the 18th district.
Syraeuse-Belden is elected for congress
by about 5000 majority.
| Butfalo-Danial n. n. lockwood demo-
crat, has 3. AS majority, over Williams,
republican. in the 32nd congressional dis
| rict, with 81 districts missing.
! Kingston-1he election OF l. n Cox.
democrat. for congress in the 18th district
is conceded by republicans by a majority
of 80
New YORK. Nov. 4-The returns give
| the following as reasonably certain: Con-
/ gressmen elected in New York state
| lst-James ". Covert, dem
| 2nd-Dayid W Moody, dem
| 3d-Wm. {. Wallace. rep
4th-John u. Clancy, dem.
/ 5th-ThomsS +. Wagner. dem
| eth Ra Fellows dem
7th-E. j. Dunphy, dem.
! 1th-T. J. Campbell, dem
/ 9th--A. j. Cummins dem
! lOth-F. B. Spinola, dem.
! llth-J. D, Warner, dem.
! 18th R p Flower dem