Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-09
WISCONSIN.
Ex-senator SpoOner's Defeat Admitted, but
the Electoral Ticket In Doubt.

Ex-senator SpOOner's Defeat Admitted, but
the Electoral Ticket in Doubt.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. g. $50 am.-The
returns early this morning change the aspect
of things in Wisconsin. Secretary Rand of the
republican central committee now comedies the
election of Gov. Peck over Spooner by about
5000, but holds that the result on the electoral
ticket is in doubt. But if Peck is elected Cleve-
land has probably carried the state by the same
figures.
Mr.. Payne Does Not Concede the State.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. ell a.m-Henry
c. Payne, ex-chairman of the republican state
central committee. declares at this hour that he
does not concede Wisconsin to the democrats
He says the republican gain in Mil
waukee county has offset all the demo-
cratic gains reported this far, and that on
the face OF present figures Harrison has carried
the state and Spooner is elected governor Re-
turns have been coming in very slowly.
One Republican and One Democratic Con-
gresham Sure.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. Oh. A. Cooper
{rep.) is probably elected over Congressman
Babbitt (dem. in the first district of Wiscon-
sin. In the fifth district Congressman Brick
ner dem is elected over Julius Wescheberg
(rep.).
Republican Claims of Congressman.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
MILWAUKEE. WIS, Nov. 9.-The republicans
at this hour. IL O'Clock, claim the election of
four Congressmen--Cooper in the first district,
Babcock in the third, Haugen in the tenth
and Shaw i'll the seventh.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 9.-There ia no outlook.
Wisconsin is certainly democratic for Cleveland
and Peck by from 10000 to 5000. Republi-
cans concede state legislature. which will return
democratic Senator in place Of Sawyer The
majority OF the Congressman are democrats
An extra Of the Journal issued at Gam, con-
tains the following:
Hon Grover Cleveland. New YORK.: 1o'' +"
Wisconsin assures you her twelve electoral votes
nsosns victory anu nf iSSsHaH.Ey On 'sf
twas after 8 this morning that Chairman Wall
OF the democratic state committee sent the fore
going dispatch. At that hour all doubt that
Wisconsin Ii really democratic state had been
removed.
, Returns from one-quarter Of the state showed
that Cleveland and Peck (governor) had carried
the state by plurality of from 10 900 to II, 900.
Both branches Of the Legislature are demo-
cratic and n majority Of the congressional
delegation.
MApIsoS, Wis, Nov. 9.-The indications are
that the following Congressman have been
elected: First district, Cooper (rep.); second
district, Barwig (dem. }; third district. Babcock
district, Wells (dem. seventh district, Shaw
(rep. }; eighth district, Barnes (dem.); ninth
district, Lynch (dem. }; tenth district, Haugen
(rep.)
MILWAUKEE. WIS, Nov. 9.-The democrats
have carried Wisconsin. This Is conceded by
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republican national committee, and John G.
Spooner, the republican gubernatorial candi-
date They admit the defeat Of the party and
say that 1t 10 due to the Lutheran vote, about
one-half Of the Lutherans of the state deserving
the republican party because OF the school
issue. While the republican leaders give no
estimate Of their defeat the demoorAtie leaders
are claiming the state by 5000.
The Wisconsin congressional delegnt3on y
probably equally Divided, The rspabliesas slsst-