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Marquette
1,198
6
51
876
1,198
6
51
877
Milwauke>
24,511
1,297|
508
24,408
24, 527
1,292
511
24,374
Monroe
2,461
108
271
2,524
2,464
107
271
2,525
Oconto.
1,497
128
41
1,260
1,495
127
41
1,261
Oneida
1,236
44
27
1,081
1,315
44
27
1,130
Outagamie
4,547
100
224
2,697
4,535
99
224
2,704
Ozaukee.
2,075
46
9
624
2,069
47
8
623
Pepin .
534
10
86
855
531
10
88
852
Pierce
1,210
180
310
2,301
1,213
180
309
2,302
Polk ...
577
215
179
1,461
573
216
182
1,458
Portage
2,565
47
214
2,277
2,565
45
217
2,277
Price. .
875
27
83
1,090
876
26
82
1,089
Racine.
3,690
505
355
3,908
3,677
504
356
3,915
Richland
1,676
286
232
2,184
1,676
287
232
2,182
Rock
4,215
120
570
6,013
4,204
118
568
6,017
Sauk ..
3,144
45
398
3,255
3,139
46
397
3,250
Sawyer.
326
4
37
415
328
4
37
415
Shawano
2,036
274
47
1,317
2,044
272
47
1,314
Sheboygan
5,078
168
104
3,610
5,073
166
100
3, 627
Taylor.
906
31
29
734
907
33
29
725
Trempealeaul
1,547
38
269
2,037
1,528
38
273
2,108
..
Vernon ..
1,437
381
251
3,086
1,420
382
251
3,089
Walworth
2,132
75
516
3,859
2,126
74
514
3,861
..
Washburn
309
13
32
476
310
15
29
476
Washington
2,631
9
18
1,661
2,629
7
18
1,664
...
Waukesha.
3,613
87
238
3,581
6
3,614
87
237
3,590
6
Waupaca
2,178
42
303
3,363
2,188
40
309
3,363 ...
Wanshara.
7831
34
141
2,091
..
783
34
143
2,092 ..
Winnebago
5,870|
283
311
5,276
5,863
282
342
5,274 ...
Wood
2,232
30
52
1,755
2,229
30
5%
1,758 ...
Totals
176,709
9,784|
13,233 169, 482| 173 |176, 792 9, 646,13, 232 169, 474 176
. .
Lincoln.
1,438
411
79
972
1,432
408
82
Dunn
1,256
611
221
2,163
1,256
611
222
2,160
Iowa ..
2,333
24
354|
2,265
2,331
25
:353;
..
St. Croix
2,228
72
390
2,449
2,220
393
2,446
. .
..
305
ELECTION STATISTICS.
SUMMARY OF GUBERNATORIAL VOTE.
1848.
Dewey, democrat .. 19,533
Tweedy, whig. 14,449
Dewey's majority . 5,03)
1849.
Dewey. democrat 16,649
Collins, whig. 11,317
Dewey's majority
5,332
1851.
Farwell, whig. 22,319
Upham, democrat. 21,812
Farwell's majority
507
1853.
Barstow, democrat 30, 405
Holton, republican. 21,886
Baird, whig.
3,304
Barstow's plurality
8,519
1855.
Barstow, democrat ... 36, 355
Bashford, republican. 36,193
Barstow's majority 1157
1857.
Randall, republican 44,693
Cross, democrat
44,239
Randall's majority 454
1859.
Randall, republican. 59,999
Hobart, democrat 52,539
Randall's majority.
7,45)
1861.
Harvey, republican 53,777
Ferguson, democrat. 44, 456
Harvey's majority 8,331
1863.
Lewis, republican .... 72,717
Palmer, democrat. 49,053
Lewis' majority 23, 654
1865.
Fairchild, republican
58, 332
Hobart, democrat 48,330
Fairchild's majority 10,002
1867.
Fairchild, republican 73,637
Tallmadge, democrat 68,873
Fairchild's majority . 4,764
1869.
Fairchild, republican ....
69,502
Robinson, democrat
61,239
Fairchild's majority. 8,253
1871.
Washburn, republican 78,301
Doolittle, democrat .. 68,910
. Washburn's majority 9,301
1873.
Taylor, democrat
81,599
Washburn, republican ..
66,234
Taylor's majority
15,375
1875.
Ludington, republican. 85, 155
Taylor, democrat
84,314
Ludington's majority
841
1877.
Smith, republican ... 78,759
Mallory, democrat.
70,486
Allis, greenback.
25,216
Smith's plurality
8,273
1879.
Smith, republican 100,535
Jenkins, democrat 75,080
May, greenback.
12,096
Smith's majority over both
12,509
1881.
Rusk, republican. 81,754
Fratt, democrat. 69,797
Kanouse, prohibition 13, 225
Allis, greenback
7,002
Rusk's plurality
11,957
1884.
Rusk, republican 163, 214
Fratt, democrat 143, 945.
Hastings, prohibition 8,545
Utley, greenback
4,274
Rusk's plurality
19,269
1886.
Rusk, republican .. 133, 247
Woodward, democrat 114, 529
Olin, prohibition . 17,089
Cochrane, people's 21,467
Rusk's plurality
18, 718.
1888.
Hoard, republican 175,696
Morgan, democrat .. 155, 423
Durant, prohibition 14,373
Powell, labor
9,196
Hoard's plurality
20,273
1890.
Peck. democrat. 160, 388
Hoard, republican. 132,068
Alexander, prohibition 11,246
May, union labor 5,447
Peck's plurality .
28,320
Peck's majority over all
11, 627
1892.
Peck, democrat 178,245
Spooner, republican. 170,538
Butt, people .. 9,640
Richmond, prohibition 13,265
Peck's plurality
7,707
1 This certificate was set aside by the Supreme Court.
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WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK
SUMMARY OF VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS-1892.
For Governor.
George W. Peck, dem. 178, 245
John C. Spooner, rep. 170,538
Cyrus M. Butt, peo .. 9,640
Thomas C. Richmond, pro.
13,265
For Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Jonas, dem. 176,860
John C. Koch, rep. 170,097
Martin Pattison, peo 9,885
Gilbert Shepard, pro ..
13,122
For Secretary of State.
Thos. J. Cunningham, dem. 177,052
Robert W. Jackson, rep
169,718
Aaron Boughton, peo. 9,670
E. Fred Russel, pro
13,172
For State Treasurer.
John Hunner, dem 177,466
Atley Peterson, rep 169,434
Alfred Manheimer, peo. 9,617
John C. Martin, pro.
13, 185
For Attorney General.
Jas. L, O'Connor, dem 177,147
Jas. O'Neil, rep ... 169,444
Martin W. Stevens, .peo 9,675
Frances A. Watkins, pro.
13,196
For State Superintendent.
Oliver E. Wells, dem ... 176,666
Willard H. Chandler, rep. 169,739
Sarah Potter, peo. 9,722
L. Wesley Underwood, pro.
13,258
For Railroad Commissioner.
Thos. Thompson, dem. 176,709
John D. Bullock, rep. 169, 482
Chas. Hatch, peo ... 9,784
John E. Clayton, pro.
13,233
For Commissioner of Insurance.
Wilbur M. Root, dem 176,792
Jas. E. Hegg, rep 169,474
Eugene Low, peo 9,646
Ole A. Ritan, pro.
13,232
EEECTION STATISTICS.
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PRESIDENTIAL VOTE IN WISCONSIN. From 1848 to 1884.
NOTE - Names indented denote unsuccessful candidates. Figures in left hand column denote the number of the election, from the first presidential election in 1789 to the twenty fifth in 1884.
ELEC- TION.
VOTE FOR CANDIDATES.
TOTAL VOTE.
Number.
Year.
Popular.
Per cent.
Popular.
Majority.
Electoral.
Popular.
Increase
Popular.
Per cent.
Idcrease.
Electoral.
16
1848
Zachary Taylor Lewis Cass
13,747
35.1
39,166
4
17
1852
Franklin Pieice.
33,658
52.0
2, 604
5
61,712
25,546
65.2
5
Winfie d Scott.
22,210
34.4
18
1856
James Buchanan.
52,843
44.2
119,512
54, 800
84.7
5
John C. Fremont.
66,090
55.3
12,668
5
Millard Filmore
579
.5
19
1860
Abraham Lincoln.
86,113
56.6
20,040
5
152, 180
32,688
27.3
5
John C. Breckinridge John Bell.
161
.1
20
1864
Abraham Lincoln.
83,458
55.9
17,574
8
149,342
2,838+!
1.8+
8
21
1868
Ulysses S. Grant
108, 857
56.2
24,150
8
193,564
44,222
29.6
8
22
1872
Ulysses S. Grant
104,997
54.6
17,686
10
192,308
1,256+
.7+
10
23
1876
130, 668
51.0
5,205
10
256,131
63,823
33.2
1C
Peter Cooper
1,509
.6
24
1880
James A. Garfield.
144,398
54.1
21,709
10
267,182
11,051
4.3
10
Winfield S. Hancock.
114,644
42.9
J. B. Weaver
7,986
03.0
Neal Dow.
68
25
1884
Grover Cleveland
146,477
45.8
319,888
52, 706
16.5
11
James G. Blaine
161,157
50.4
2,426
11
J. P. St.John
7,656
02.4
1
1883
Benjamin Harrison.
176,553
49.7
~1,231*
11
354, 614
34,726
10 8+
11
Grover Cleveland.
155, 232
43.7
Clinton B. Fisk
14,277
04.2
A .. J. Streeter
8,552
02.4
27
1892
Grover Cleveland.
177,325
47.7
6.224
12
371,581
16,967
4.8
Benjamin Harrison.
171,101
46.
James B. Weaver.
10,019
02.7
..
. ..
John Bidwell .... ..
13,136
03.6
..
*Plurality.
+Decrease.
4
Martin Van Buren
10,418
26.6
John P. Hale
8,814
13.6
S. A. Douglas
65,021
42.7
€5, 884
44.1
Horatio Seymour
84,707
43 8
Horace Greeley
86,477
45.0
Charles O'Conor
834
.4
Rutherford B. Hayes ... Samuel J. Tilden .
123, 927
48.4
G. C. Smith
27
J. B. Phelps
91
Beni. F. Butler
4,598
01.4
26
Geo. B. McClellan
15,001
28.3
1,254*
-
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT.
..
888
.6
308
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
VOTES GIVEN FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Statement of votes given for Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin at the Election held on the 7th day of April. A. D. 1891.
COUNTIES.
Silas U. Pinney.
Eleazer H. Ellis.
Scat- tering.
Total.
Counties.
Silas U. Pinney.
Eleazer H. Ellis
Scat- tering.
Total.
Adams
426
181
26
633
Marathon ...
3,401
924
4,325
Ashland
1,303
940
2,243
Marinette
503
1,102
1,605
Barron
728
594
2
1,325
Marquette
697
389
1,086
Bayfield
559
124
683
Milwaukee ..
11,156
6,792
17,948
Brown
590
5,017
116
5,723
Monroe
1,286
719
3
2,008
Buffalo
853
909
1,762
Oconto
233
1,533
7
1,773.
Burnett
325
190
1
516
Oneida
681
307
988
Calumet.
277
1,213
68
1,558
Outagamie .
1,181
3,319
1
4,501
Chippewa
1,777
1,002
2,779
Ozaukee.
481
916
1,397
Clark
1,345
663
2, 0081 Pepin
475
331
806
Crawford.
1,080
448
1,528
Polk .
831
480
4
1,315
Dane
6, 836
1,387
339
8,562
Portage
1,411
1,128
2,539
Dodge
2,366
2,625
4,991
Price
450
505
955
Door
505
1,297
101
1,903
Racine
1,723
1,665
1
3,389
Douglas
1,490
1,039
80
2,609
Richland
1,647
499
2,146
Dunu
1,343
851
2,194
Rock
2,879
2,010
271
5,160
Eau Claire ..
1,309
1,783
3,092
St. Croix
1,329
1,210
2,539
Florence
65
163
228
Sauk.
2,313
675
159
3,147
Fond du Lac
1,813
2,085
119
4,017
Sawyer
165
38
203
Forest
45
91
136
Shawano
559
1,814
2,373
Grant
3,519
992
8
4,519
Sheboygan .
2,096
1,529
3,625
Green
1,185
712
1,897
Taylor
412
605
1,017
Green Lake.
643
658
1,301
Tre'pealeau.
937
710
139
1,786
Iowa .
2,295
731
163
3,189
Vernon
1,375
6611
7
2,043
Jackson .
1,034
874
1,908
Walworth
1,979
1,016
89
3,084
Jefferson
1,982
1,098
3,030
Washburn ..
428
161
30
619
Juneau
1,037
906
1,943
Washingt'n.
822
1,494,
2,316
Kenosha
764
708
213
1,685
Waukesha ..
1,511|
1,062|
134
2,707
Kewaunee ..
443
1,969
2,412
Waupaca
1,141
1,111
2,252
La Crosse ..
3,040
1,786
4,826
Waushara ..
864
477
1,341
LaFayette ..
2,264.
493
2,757
Winnebago.
1,773
1,945
3,718
Lincoln ...
909
479
1,388
Manitowoc ..
1,421
3,102
4,523
Total
96, 661
77,312
2,082
176, 055
1
2,935
Pierce
957
787
1,744
Columbia
1,934
1,000
Langlade
657
661
1,318
Wood
803
626}
1,429
ELECTION STATISTICS,
Statement of votes given for Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Wiscon_ sin, at the Judicial Election held on the 5th day of April, A. D. 1892.
COUNTIES.
John B. Wilson.
Scat- tering
Total.
COUNTIES.
John B. Wilson.
Scat- tering.
Total.
Adams
512
18
530
Marathon
3.079
3,079
Ashland
1,218
21
1,239
Marinette
1,198
1,198
Barron
1,129
35
1,164
Marquette
980
980
Bayfield
459
5
464
Milwaukee
36,617
36,617
Brown
3,832
3, 832
Monroe.
1,195
102
1,297
Buffalo ..
1,328
1,328
Oconto ..
1,290
1,290
Burnett
513
5
518
Oneida.
499
499
Calumet.
1,126
97
1,223
Outagamie
2,943
2,943
Chippewa.
1,564
4
1,568
Ozaukee
1,352
1,352
Clark.
1,529
14
1,543
Pepin
680
680
Columbia ...
1,784
4
1,788
Pierce
1,559
10
1,569
Crawford.
993
9
1,002
Polk
1,152
46
1,198
Dane.
5,217
3
5,220
Portage.
1,716
1
1,717
Dodge
3,718
14
3,732
Price. .
794
59
853
Door
1,332
49
1,381
Racine.
3,747
1
3,748
Douglas.
1,998
1,998
Richland.
1,249
14
1,263
Dunn
1,694
4
1,698
|Rock
3,405
435
3,840
Eau Claire
3,025
3,025
ISt. Croix
1,957
1,957
Florence
61
61
Sauk.
2,353
86
2,439
Fond du Lac
3,515
5
3,520
Sawyer.
112
112
Forest
109
111
Shawano.
1,802
1
1,803
Grant.
2,371
11
2,382'
2,774
1
2,775
Green.
1,679
13
1,692
Taylor
890
890
Green Lake.
890
6
896
Trempealeau
1,133
33
1,166
Iowa ..
1,469
64
1,533
Vernon.
1,380
25
1,405
Jackson
1,519
12
1,531
Walworth.
3,036
3,036
Jefferson
1,900
3
1,903
Washburn
383
383
Juneau
1,406
9
1,415
1,632
5
1,637
Kenosha.
1,146
386
1,532
1,525
66
1,591
Kewaunee
2,041
2,041
Washington Waukesha Waupaca
1,879
5
1,884
La Crosse,
698
187
835
Waushara.
1,193
1,193
La Fayette
1,491
30
1,521
Winnebago
1,141|
1,146
Langlade .
1,481
62
1,543|
Wood.
1,356
89
1,445
Lincoln .
821
821
Manitowoc.
3,6€4
£3,664
Total
147,233
2,056
149,289
309
2
Sheboygan
310
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
VOTES GIVEN FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES.
Statement of votes given for circuit judges in the judicial circuits of Wisconsin at the judicial election held on the 2d day of April, A. D. 1892.
FIRST CIRCUIT.
COUNTIES.
Frank M. Fish.
James R. Doolittle.
Scattering.
Total.
Kenosha
1,045
116
2,072
Racine.
2,469
911 3,330 874
2,469
Walworth
3,369
4,243
Total
6,883
5,115
116
8,784
SECOND CIRCUIT-1887.
COUNTIES.
Daniel H. Johnson
Newton S. Murphy .
Scattering.
Total.
Milwaukee
14,606
13,192
2
27,800
Total
14,606
13,192
2
27,800
FOURTH CIRCUIT-1892.
COUNTIES,
Norman S. Gilson.
L. J. Nash.
Scattering.
Total.
Sheboygan.
3,368
1
3,369
Manitowoc.
3,776
16
3,792
Kewaunee
2,149
2,149
Foud du Lac.
4,412
2
4,414
Total.
13,705
16
3
13,724
311
ELECTION STATISTICS.
FIFTH CIRCUIT-1888.
1
COUNTIES.
George Clements'n
Scattering.
Total.
Crawford.
1,755
28
1,783
Grant
4,124
4
4,128
Iowa
1,866
16
1,882
La Fayette
2,551
4
2,555
Richland
2,476
2
2,478
Totals
12,772
54
12, 826
SIXTH CIRCUIT-1888.
COUNTIES.
Alfred W. Newman.
Scattering.
Total.
1 Clark
1,349
9
1,358
2 Jackson
1,295
17
1,312
La Crosse
1,613
1
1,614
Monroe
2,400
1
2,401
Trempealeau
2,117
5
2,122
Vernon
2,172
2,179
Total
10,946
40
10,986
1.2 Now part of Seventh Circuit.
TENTH CIRCUIT-1891.
COUNTIES.
John Goodlank
E. J. Goodrick.
G. H. Meyers.
Total.
Florence.
123
53
117
293
Forest.
101
19
58
178
Langlade.
798
658
212
1,668
Outagamie
3,259
881
1,301
5, 441
Shawano
646
2,054
179
2,879
Totals
4,927
3,665
1,867
10,459
312
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT-1888.
COUNTIES.
W. P. Swift.
R. D. Marshall.
Scattering.
Total.
Barron.
1,311
1,063
7
2,381
Burnett
294
352
1
647
Chippewa
1,106
2,767
3,873
Douglas
395
431
12
838
Polk.
1,168
1,080
2,248
Washburn
335
544
879
Totals
4,609
6,237
20
10,866
TWELFTH CIRCUIT-1888.
COUNTIES.
John R. Bennett.
Scattering.
Total.
Gwen
2,360
3
2,363
Jefferson.
3,300
3, 300
Rock
3, 866
44
3,910
Total
9,526
47
9,573
THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT-1887.
COUNTIES.
A. Scott Sloan.
Scattering.
Total.
Dodge
4,474
4,474
Ozaukee.
1,981
1,981
Washington
2,518
3
2,523
Waukesha.
2,306
97
2,4(1
Totals
11,279
100
11,379
313
ELECTION STATISTICS.
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT-1887.
COUNTIES.
J. K. Parish.
W. H. Packard.
W. M. Tomkins.
J. J. Miles.
Total.
Ashland.
293
898
398
286
1,875
Bayfield.
34
172
18
489
713
Oneida 1
370
27
8
32
437
Price
239
15
145
72
471
Sawyer
3
338
2
1
344
Taylor
1,021
15
1,043
Totals
1,960
1,457
586
880
4,883
1 Now part of Sixteenth Circuit.
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT-1891.
COUNTIES.
Charles V. Bardeen.
E. L. Bump.
Total.
Lincoln
153
1,457
1,610
Marathon.
3,985
809
4,794
Oneida.
486
674
1,160
Total
4,624
2,940
7,564
SEVENTEENTH CIRCUIT-1891.
COUNTIES.
Jamesi O'Neill.
Wm. F. Bailey .
Total.
Clark ..
1,781
801
2.582
Eau Claire.
1,070
2,947
4,017
Jackson
1,315
939
Total
4,166
4,687
8,853
314
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The following is the act relating to the amendment of subdivision 9, section 31, article IV, of the state constitution, followed by the vote by counties given for and against the proposition, at the general election held November 8, 1892.
No. 293, S.]
[Published May 5, 1891.
CHAPTER 362.
AN ACT to submit to the people an amendment to subdivision 9, of section 31, of article IV, of the constitution of the state of Wisconsin.
WHEREAS, At the biennial session of the legislature of this state for the year 1889, an amendment to the constitution of this state was proposed and agreed to by a majority of the members elected to each of the two houses, which proposed amendment was in the- following language :
Resolved by the senate, the assembly concurring, That subdivision 9, of section 31, of article IV, of the constitution of the state of Wisconsin, be amended by inserting after- the word "any" in said subdivision, the word "city," so that said subdivision when so amended shall read as follows :
9. For incorporating any city, town or village, or to amend the charter thereof;
AND WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed amendment to the constitution of this state was duly agreed to in the legislature of this state, chosen at the general election in Novem- ber, 1890, by a majority of all the members elected to each house thereof; therefore,
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do enact as fol- lows:
SECTION 1. The foregoing proposed amendment to the constitution of the state of Wisconsin, shall be submitted to the people of this state at a general election to be held. on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November, A. D. 1892, and if the peo- ple shall approve and ratify such amendment by a majority of the electors voting thereon, such amendment shall become a part of the constitution of this state.
SECTION 2. The form of ballot in voting to approve and ratify such amendment shall be : "For the amendment to subdivision 9, of section 31, of article IV, of the constitution ;" if against the same, " against the amendment to subdivision 9, of section 31, of article IV, of the constitution ;" which shall be printed on the official ballot, and all persons qualified to vote at any election in this state, shall be deemed voters on this question.
SECTION 3. The votes cast approving and ratifying, or disapproving such amendment, shall be counted and returned by the inspectors of the election in all respects as votes for state officers are counted and returned, and the officers now designated by law to canvass the returns of votes for state officers, shall canvass the returns in their respective counties, on this question, and certify and return the result to the state canvassers, at the same time and places, and under the same regulations and restrictions now provided by law for can- vassing and declaring the returns for elections of state officers, and the state canvassers shall canvass said returns, certified to them as provided by law in case of elections for state officers.
SECTION 4. Within three days after the determination of said canvass by the state can- vassers, they shall certify the result thereof to the governor, who shall thereupon, without delay make proclamation of the result.
SECTION 5. The secretary of state is hereby required to include the substance of this act in the notice of the general election for the year 1892.
SECTION 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and pub- lication.
Approved April 22, 1891.
ELECTION STATISTICS.
Tabular statement of the votes given for and against the proposed amendment of sub- division 9 of section thirty-one (31) of article four (4) of the constitution of the state of Wisconsin, at the election held in the several counties of the state of Wisconsin, on Tuesday November 8, 1892.
COUNTIES.
For.
Against.
COUNTIES.
For.
Against.
Adams
50
6
Marathon
286
59
Ashland
242
46
Marinette.
224
42
Barron
140|
78
Marquette.
26
4
Bayfield.
174
65
Milwaukee
57
15
Brown
21%
194
Monroe
205
80
Buffalo
124
58 |Oconto ..
58
25
Burnett.
19
3
Oneida
58
24
Calumet
103
52
Outagamie
262
499
Chippewa ..
179
42
Ozaukee
195
188
Clark
113
92
Pepin.
58
12
Columbia
390
23
Pierce.
67
21
Crawford.
144
69
Polk.
144
16
Dane
971
388
Portage
111
58
Dodge
634
281| |Price.
78
15
Door
123
86
Racine
386
630
Douglas
266
325
Richland
814
111
Dunn
453
163
Rock
463
305
Eau Claire
400
86 St. Croix
212
36
Florence.
7
4' Sauk
316
73
Fond du Lac
946
216:
Sawyer
24
2
Forest
11
1
Shawano
73
20
Grant
581
127
Sheboygan
398
611
Green
297
116
Taylor.
90
62
Green Lake.
185
55
Trempealeau
105
53
Iowa.
315
92
Vernon
Jackson
194
40
Walworth
243
70
Juneau
166
564
Waukesha
211
64
Kewaunee
212
46
Waupaca.
163
42
LaCrosse
275
1,187
Waushara
137
16
La Fayette
382
63
Winnebago
328
563
Langlade
70
17
Wood ..
133
57
Lincoln
91
27
Manitowoc
399
79
Total
15,718
9,105
219
94
Jefferson
281
422 72
Washbnrr
14
18
Washington
192
35
Kenosha
219
315
316
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
NUMBER OF ELECTION PRECINCTS IN THE STATE,
GENERAL ELECTION, 1392.
Adams.
17
Marathon
45
Ashland.
29
Marinette.
16
Barron.
22
Marquette
14
Bayfield
12
Milwaukee (In city, 89; in county, 16).
105
Brown
36
Monroe.
30
Buffalo
26
Oconto
18
Burnett
6
Oneida.
23
Calumet.
11
Outagamie
32
Chippewa.
29
Ozauka.
9
Clark.
28
Pepin
10
Columbia
32
Pierce
21
Crawford.
17
Polk
27
Dane.
50
Portage
23
Dodge.
38
Price.
14
Door.
16
Racine.
16
Douglas
27
Rock
32
Eau Claire
24
St. Croix
29
Florence ...
2
Sauk
30
Fond du Lac
32
Sawyer.
3
Forest.
8
Shawano
25
Grant.
35
Sheboygan.
28
Green.
22
Taylor
16
Green Lake.
15
Trempealeau.
16
Iowa ..
18
Vernon
24
Jackson
27
Washburn
7
Juneau.
24
Washington
18
Kenosha.
13
Waukesha
22
Kewaunee
12
Waupaca.
30
La Crosse.
34
Waushara.
20
La Fayette
19
Winnebago
37
Langlade.
21
Wood
33
Lincoln ...
19
Manitowoc
30
Total.
1,612
23
Walworth
25
Jefferson
20
Richland.
20
Dunn.
VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE, 1892. FOR SESSION OF 1893. ELECTED IN 1890 AND 1892. SENATORS.
District
I Popula- tion, 1890.
Counties.
Elected.
Vote.
Plurality over next highest.
Defeated.
Vote.
I.
52,139
Door, Kewaunee and Marinette
John Fetzer, Dem.
3,304
15
Edward Scholfield
3,284
II.
54,173
Brown and Oconto
Robert J. McGeehan, Dem. ...
5,049
Edward Scholfield, Rep.
4,449
III.
51,849
Racine and Kenosha
Adam Apple, Dem
3,420
406
John M. Driver, Rep. William Paul, U. L .. S. C. Johnson, Pro
286
IV.
45,390
First, third, seventh, thirteenth and eight- eenth wards, city of Milwaukee, Milwau- kee county
James W. Murphy, Dem ... ....
5,214
390
J. D. Mishaff, Peo William Bendike, Pro. [I. W. Van Shaick, Rep!
86
V.
52,163
Fifth, eighth, twelfth, fifteenth and six- teenth wards, city of Milwaukee, Milwau- kee county
Paul Bechtner, Rep
4,821
653
4,162
VI.
56,465
Second, fourth, sixth and ninth wards, city of Milwaukee, Milwaukee county.
Oscar Altpeter, Dem.
6,119
613
Silas Chapman, Pro.
82
William H. Gladding, Peo
312
VII.
55,574
Tenth ward, city of Milwaukee, and the towns of Milwaukee, Granville and Wau- watosa . .
C. A. Koenitzer, Dem.
5,677
7'60
F. Isenring, Rep. Schultz.
171
VIII.
42,618
Part of Milwaukee county .
Michael Kruszka, Dem ...
4,376
517
134
Daehn, Peo Jacob Kubal, Rep
3,859
IX.
48,849
Adams, Marquette, Juneau and Green Lake| F. T. Yahr, Dem.
6,497
1,594
J. Lea .. James O. Raymond, Rep
4,903
X.
56,452
Pierce, Polk and St. Croix.
William H. Phipps, Rep
6,177
1,681
John A. Moe, Dem. and Peo.
| Samuel M. Bixby, Pro
4,496 872
317
ELECTION STATISTICS.
3,014
409
98
·
4,824
F. W. Von Cotzhausen, Dem. C. A. Van Ness, Peo
162
H. J. Sullivan, Rep
5,506
4,917
1
VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE-Continued. SENATORS-Continued.
District
Popula- tion, 1890.
Counties.
Elected.
Vote.
Plurality over next highest.
Defeated.
Vote.
XI.
50,217
Ashland, Bayfield, Douglas, Burnett, Saw- yer and Washburn.
J. T. Kingston, Jr., Dem
5,864
521
Walter A. Scott, Rep ..
5,343
XII.
48.496
Marathon and Wood
Neal Brown, Dem ..
6,160
2,477
Henry Grob, Rep
3,683
XIII.
44.196
Part of Dodge and Columbia.
William F. Voss, Dem
6,458
4,310
Christopher Reinhart, Rep ..
2,148
XIV.
44,325
Lincoln, Langlade, Forest, Florence and Shawano ..
Dayn E. Wescott, Dem
5,325
1,524
Evan J. Homme, Rep ...
3,801
XV.
54,470
Calumet and Manitowoc
William F. Nash, Dem.
5,898
3,958
Frederick Heyrath, Rep .
1,940
XVI.
53,278
Richland, Crawford and part of Grant
Charles H. Baxter, Rep
5,972
761
Scattering. Jacob Bremmer, Dem:
5,211
XVII.
57,804
Green and part of Rock and Dane
R. J. Burdge, Rep.
4,332
980
H. H. McLennegan, Dem John Stockman, Pro.
475
XVIII.
44,088
Fond du Lac
Samuel M. Smead, Dem.
5,105
864
Geo. C. Hill, Pro. S. B. Stanchfield, Rep.
4,241
XIX
50,097
Winnebago
Geo. W. Pratt, Dem
4, 815
714
Frank Challoner. Rep. Wesley Matt, Pro .
319
XX.
42,489
Sheboygan
Dennis T. Phalen, Dem.
4,957
1,144
Chas. A. Born, Rep.
3,813
XXI.
51,552
Portage, Waushara and part of Waupaca .. J. H. Woodnorth, Dem. ..
5,445
953
W. H. Hatton, Rep
4,492
Wm. Kennedy, Dem.
5,917
1,937
228
XXII.
52,267
Outagamie and part of Waupaca .... .. ..
Wm. D. Boynton, Pro Alexander B. Whitman, Rep
3,980
318
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
.
241
4,101
3
3,352
XXIII.[ 50,694 Jefferson and part of Waukesha
Albert Solliday, Dem. ....
5,078
1,597
Geo. J. Kispert, Rep ... ...
3,481
XXIV .
56,493
Walworth and part of Rock
Thompson D. Weeks, Rep. ·
7,552
2,252
Jos. H. Gould, Pro. Archibald Woodward, Dem.
863 5,300
XXV.
48,331
Clark and Eau Claire
Robt. J MacBride, Dem.
3,712
351
H. M. Stocking, Rep. H. W. Hunt. Pro ..
3,361 757
XXVI.
45,093
Part of Dane
Robt. M. Bashford, Dem ..
5,718
349
F. W. Hall, Pro. A. L. Sanborn, Rep
4,369
XXVII.
44,629
Sauk and part of Columbia.
Russell C. Falconer, Dem.
4,260
907
Lester Woodward, Rep A. C. Jenning, Dem
3,353 338
XXVIII
60,863
La Fayette, Iowa and part of Grant.
Calvert Spensley, Rep .
6,740
150
John Hardcastle, Pro . John Ryan .. Edmund W. Baker, Dem.
709
.
1
XXIX.
61,009
Buffalo, Dunn, Barron and Pepin .... ..
Rob't Lees, Dem.
3,414
651
J. L. Linderman, Rep.
2,763
XXX.
42, 142
Chippewa, Price, Taylor and Oneida.
Levi F. Martin, Dem.
5,686
718
Henry E. Kramer, Peo .. Benj. F. Millard, Rep.
311 4,968
XXXI.
64,119
Jackson, Monroe and Vernon
Henry Conner, Dem
4,972
78
B. E. Edwards, Rep. .
4,894
XXXII
57,721
La Crosse and Trempealeau.
Levi Withee, Rep
5,802
509
Jno. N. Jones, Peo C. H. Van Wormer, Pro
38
Lars. Ingass ...
6
G. Y. Freeman, Dem.
5,293
XXXIII
52, 778
Ozaukee, Washington and part of Dodge ...
Fred W. Horn, Dem
7,097
4,219
Jas. F. Trottman, Rep. Thayer, Pro.
2,878
21
ELECTION STATISTICS.
319
565
6,590
644
VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE, 1893. ASSEMBLYMEN.
Dis- trict.
Popula- tion, 1890.
Counties.
Elected.
Vote.
Plurality over next highest.
Defeated.
Vote.
1
16,565
Adams and Marquette.
Clarence E. Peirce, Rep.
957
520
Samuel Tanner, Dem ...
437
2
20,063
Ashland.
Michael G. McGeehan, Dem.
2,481
164
Wells M. Ruggles, Rep.
2,317
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