Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-11-20
.1FFC|AL RETURNS
| On VOTE IN STATE.
,,r,Es OF 21,244 FOR PHIL
'IU 'oo AND 100 FOR HusTINe
J" euowN BY FIGURES.
suALL CHANGE IN RECOUNT
in Contest for U. S. Senator
ivy Indicates Only Slight Gain
g., McGovern--Ten Amend
ments All Beaten.

oul,oe-Emanuel l.. Philip, re-
NJ candidate for governor, has
TlD, psaI,tv of 21,244 over John 9.
5 .I ~ democrat, by the official returns
h~s' .Eo election of Nov. 3. An analy-
n0I + tbo vote for governor shows that
~ W nhiIinn carried fifty-five counties,
NJ .aa Karel carried sixteen. Every
VIM ..sIng board in the state has COM
' S..a re work except that for Mil
p' .rao county, and the tabulated re-
'oa ex the plurality in the state not
W. -, for governor but for the entire
GUY ticlet The vote on all state Of
s s was as follows:
r,r Governor-Philipp tRep9, AL
,,l. Karel Dem.), 1887; Amerin-
-. .c NJ. 26,797; Blaine, La Toilette
~ s'ogressive, 32,7SS. Philips plural
t, 9l,24.
Far Lieutenant Governor-Dithmar
p.n) 154 4S6; Hoyt Dem.), 1892;
v,c,eb Is. D., 27,O61. Dithmars
plurality, 1859.
Secretary of State-Donald (Rep1
rIsT. TruesdeIl (Dem.), 116,412;
pssteId Is. D., 27,443. Donald's plu-
naty, 1929.
ror State Treasurer - Johnson
Nom, 153.743; Fisher Dem), 49,
al Deuss Is. D., 2S,1O3. Johnson's
plurality, 37O62.
For Attorney General-Owen (Rep),
,mSsS. Kading Dem.), 111,244; ia
,snb Is. d., 27,O22. Owens plural
iF, A,4l9.
Naiorities in eighteen counties as
against ffty-three for Francis E. Nc
Govern have elected Paul o. Husting
United States senator, according to
tba official canvass of the state, by a
plurality of LOO.
The vote for United States senator
kas follows: Husting, democrat, 1885,
ST. McGoyern, republican, 134,321;
Eedel, socialist, 30,461.
These figures are official and OBJ
hlned from the records which will be
fled with Secretary of State Donald at
Madison, except Milwaukee county,
where the canvass has not been COM
pleted. The plurality will stand UNI
less surprising changes are made by
the recounts which have been ordered
IN six counties,
Giving the governor the benefit OF
every doubt, 1t seems certain that he
will be defeated by a plurality OF at
least 500 when the final count is made.
The contest will be carried to the I'm
tied States senate in the event Of Mr..
Hustlngs plurality being wiped out by
The recount. That much has been an
bounced by the senator-elect.
All Of the ten proposed constitution
amendments we're decisively defeat
Cd, the vote being as follows:
No. Carried five counties. Vote:
For, $3.50. Against, 156,06S. Major
iy against S7,429.
No, Carried eleven counties.
Vote: For, 81, 155. Against, 14S,S00. Ma
Rny against, 62,645.
No S-Carried one county. Vote:
lOr, $500. Against, 1892. Major
Ny against. 107,002.
No, Carried ten counties. Vote:
For S2,247. Against, 13S,307. Major
ity against, $1,000.
No. Carried two counties. Vote:
For, 6O143. Against, 150,764. Major
lily against 9O,621.
No. 6-Carried eleven counties.
vote; For. 1876 Against, 140.S44.
Majority against, 62,46S.
No. Carried four counties. Vote:
TOT, 5SS06. Against, 15O,621. Majority
'sainst 92,3l5.
No. S-Carried FIVE counties. Vote:
iof 65,oOS. Against, 146,16S. Majority
'sshst S1,155.
NO. 9-Carried two counties. Vote:
'O', 1920. Against, 161,O55. Majority
'sainst 1O5,S25.
NO. IO-Carried three counties. Vote:
.u' Oo,lSS. Against, 1896. Major
ny against, S7973.