The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-19

that George w. Peck will succeed him
he will be supported by Democratic
legislature. This Is claimed by the
Democratic State Central Committee,
and Is practically conceded by the Re-
publicans, together with the defeat OF
the entire state ticket. Opinions differ
as yet as to the complexion of the
next legislature, but Chairman Wall
figures that the legislature would
be composed rs follows: Assent bly,,
Democrats, 90; Republicans 10: Senate,
Democrats %; Republicans s. This
gives Democratic majority of y on a
joint ballot. Following are the Demo-
cratic senators of whose elections
Chairman Wall has received assurance:
Second District, X. j. McGeehan, De.
pere; Fourth District, J. W. Murphy,
Milwaukee; Sixth District, Oscar Alt
peter, Milwaukee,; Eighth District,
Michael kruszka, Milwaukee; Twelfth
District, Neal Brown, Wausau; Four
teenth District, Dana +. Wescott,
ShaWano; Eight enth District, 5. NJ.
Smead, Fond du Lac; Twentieth Dis
trict, d. I. Phalen, Sheboygan Twen-
ty-second District, William Kennedy,
Appleton; Iwenty-siXth District, r. NJ.
Bashford, Madison.
D ~ - ~, po,,.o
Wv ! onA; 10Y " ne Deiiiocaats S
in,oiar1J Iii ho 't,a ,a
UGiTa ti",on t,a Sn,,,i.,r ,tii,pa wi;r%
were counted on tor TIE Democracy have
held their own and aided w New EGrk,
Indiana, Illinois, Connecticut, v ScGnSin,
ana seven electoral votes rom Michigan,
all OF which are conceded by the EepuD-
,I,' :, a. ~ -, 800 ~,
-
~ u .l . - y" sir,l fr,,,
* sn.. 70 80 niI ,l,7raIt, NJ n,,i, "a
49,, I,,- -. itiit,- ,,,,I $50, ~,
tt'o lo1I ~ ~ ~ ~ -, Gnu iiio,,a II
~ 80 CO - ''iC s"it'
ont,t;Ins .!'0 - ,hn
JSriit,,Ia tho otatn . ba1,Horo,fc b,- not
iass ttn, sm l.,I on,i boS cInctod Eon,o'
n,atia .sc,,,,iI,. - I.'rSaN bao nrnH-
o,iT Gnna ~ CIarelani Nv from
s1ES1 ,nI ~ D. 5t"'"
@ oiCGV ~ I'rU1' D"I MI rtvp-)
tI1n ;, iiH E.,,',,I ~ ,"rai;tv ~ no,
i.S. thou / 0ni an tha ,,ras;dantiai tirtnY
a,sI LaS lnsn,, . i,Hi1aI.r,fi ,f,ynrpo .,h
In'TiyIat,,rn Nass,<.i,n,atto :, - .i1ir,nd
~ -
NY Il''' to,l
tlecoois t;o,. anu p.JD"D.a helSIpllrni y ., S'IG
M 49, ~ Han,, Ln.,Is,a :. rar1,IIin,n In
E,,,l,i;o.,,- Ioa i,io,,.,r :, ;s it,II hiI 49,
cnrto,,, ,,b.th"r -. n,e nor 10 soiiIl
So"fh Hnt'rni.an r' ~ 10 81
Io,,i tho - - ,no+ Wr
- : II -,t,.f,,I +,fas - oarrIas
OF III" Soca.1e" Eaw
tonnecIcut, 4.rJo iaJoIits VI iil9i -NEm Nnn.
ork state by il,oou. .>eM nna. JeisI5 - "'opV'
DeiaWd!e ny liio1c 'n"A i,p'of 'i',i"i" 'nti ~
about oVoo, iilt0l5 p5 ig'o5o' aSnotLo'n fo.,,
10y lV.o', "hlic N.a'ti il%o "i'1" Il - 1"i
Grn. IiaiIls'n we vi 80 y 80. ~.
[ u. y
Nebraska ana p'opa"'s ,ot.h ~! ,i,'',l,,'te
Tue sun claims aiso tliat tii1 i,, ilouse ot
Representatives VIII ad'e d i,eiIi,Ti ~ @ atio
majority OF more t.iah lVd, III e'at Slts. @
Democratic cdndldaIc !ot governor oi ""
Jersey, is elected by about +.no'. nc ieS
lSlature OF The Slat New oih Is i'Siiio-
cratic, the House haEln@ peeh cafrlen ny
majority OF Ii, thus lnSurlne me eiecti9h
OF democratic senator IN Pi"ce vi Nj.
1ilScock. MI 1!esciald piul1HlA III
New ork Clly ana ouhiS was .o,:f', VI
5,Vo more tnah tiia1 Vi Way ',l, o.. a,,d cd
thomas +. GIN, Le 'htiie Ci'S .'itu
county ticket OF the Democrats IS cleStTo.
Every asScmblyman except one Out OF lhe
thirty III the city an county IS erected,
The solitary one IS county DeiiioSia at'
who was indorscd by the hepuhi'cahS
Every aldermanlc candidate IS clcCted'
Every congressman IS elected. Mr.. tleV&-
lands plurality was greater thah l1Iaht
G0,5tS over seymour IN lo'S Dnt Mayor
elect Gllr0y' 5 plurality over candlaatc I'm
stein, IS Sil. exceeds by nearly lhoj0 thc
greatest aiOTIty secured ny Il Ne" loih
mayOrallty cand q re III twenty -loul years
that OF 5l.-.i IN ~ l>on' ,,f;no;, A., stuI in
The returns from limos are sun lh-
complete, but ali !Edle@f} IONS point 70 Ale
carrying OF the state ny tieEelahd ana
Stevenson by plutailty q from o,ooV 10
10000. The entire i)ein9cra!!c sta'G u'Met
is also elected ana the I}ehaoGF"tS hate
majority or the conSfeasloh'i c"itsatiCi..
ana have apparently gained c3ntiol o.
both branches OF the state IeEISIiute'
The Republicans. while gtnefaIl} con
ceding the state to cleveland ana tie ijcih-
ocTatIc state ticket, Si.il lhSlat tieIt - d
possibility OF kePnpicah sui p.s'I.,,s .tihacy III
the lower nouse oi 'iic sG,nei a. I,in,
Returns from zh0 pfccihciS IN il"i1h5'
c0mplete give lidIliSo.i -o'oi' lV ~ i"ai.',
70, $50. lhese SAINT IiS,iH.t' III i,I2 80 =
fuSief i.el, "a c55. n,r,oeratc
-"'i3t' i|tPupll'"ll "a rt r"li'ti 80 80, rfI
gam, Z'"'-. net hei'u3 S"n az, e',n, 80 - =
is votes to the precinct. In order TO
carry the state the gam TO the lI'c!lihco
best information obtainable at the time IS
f,i" from ~ ! 6o0 " 10 900, mat the Democrats
bn,,n oIcntad IN ont of - members of Con
greSs, nepanah G@1n thn ~ a',si,nre otsG ~ ''i is
safely Democratic IN both pranchcs.
he F0'c IN ~ ~ ~ Jiio ~ =
III 4S4. Weaver, 3.gyl: scattering, lttB.
C,,'.7.io,n i,Ii.raIify 5.tl7. Four wears
ago It was on he eiti.e ., ~ ir.ito,'t ~, ,, "s5c
tiChSH 10 flo''Ut - ~, s1 1gI,. Mr.
W WIN 'I'' lRen,I, 75.4Gz: Augud pro. 1879:
so,ttering ll9. Norris, majority frequ,Ied
hr +ba c7nStifnfIon1 lib Lewis Slcrrv
Ii)cm,, is re elected to Congress from tie
Flrsf DIstrItt: James =. Piggott Dem.
IN lie second, and Charles ). Russell
,rrn.t reelected IN the Third. Robert 4.
ne Forest. Dem. is reelected from the
Foprth District. Tie state senate is a tie.
and me RfIuEIcauS have about twenty
,naio1TTv in the House
summary of the returns from all the
states NAV be- sand 10 furnish sufficient data
for the following conclusions:
The soutbern states go Democratic as usua.