Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-09

dislAtich from Vigginia City says NJ
vad., Is sure ioi good republican ma
.jniliy.
s.,h Fradeiseq, Noy s-A private
tiispaich from Npgiu5a says, Nfyada
il sure for q goefl republican lnajofi
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KANSAS.
Topeka. NOV 6-The chairman ef
4 the State cenii,l committee has re
turns stitl tAient Ia sht4M thl.t.the stote
will give HAYES $4,000 nsAleeisv and
gAnlbony, republican governor, FROM
u 1000 10 20.0o0. Haskell, fcpapli
cail, IS elected in the second district
10 congfess BY about 1000 majority.
A republican gaiii-0ld Shawnee
county, whole republican,, ticket elect :
ed, with the possible exccpsipno OF one
representative.
| Topeka, Kan, Nov. s. Returns
! sufficient l,avc been received TO show
that Hsyes has carried the state by
over $4,000 majority and Anthony,
republican for governor by over 23,-
600. Three republican members fer
congress are elected. The legisia-;
ture stands lllee 10 one.
s.. Louis, Nov s-Returns are too;
meagre ior accnfate. tslajoritv, laal- Tie
probabilities ure u reaches 10, GEO. -
SsyLvANIA.
Pittsburg, Nov. s-Returns indi-
cate 1JD0 republican majority ID Al
legheny county AMI gam OF two re-
publican congressman in the county.
Returns from nineteen other counties
in the western part OF the state give
Erepublicau majority Of 1888, republi,
can gam 1873 over last year.
INDIANA.
indianapolis, Nov. 8-Reinrns
from $40 Townships give 1'llden So,
1888 HAYES So, l45. .rne same places
in October gave Williams 1854
Harrison $3.50; democratic gain
S24
Wy h'it''it - ~" ''fi'.i' e,ns"
hayes MAJORITY l'3, w,,eh is q aoh-
offu'lc gan 81 '1o. : races ''.,'la'''.
'nS 70 pe Aeafe ii''u esVs -,'a'..,.'s' Ia, !,
era ic maj j5ri,y IN Oetotei ot 6,s9f
lRAMf, T'tA Mp, lfAMp'
Columbus, o., My. s. The repub.
llicans are.v,l, mneG exauea over ths
hates, feuifi.S, aud are eouGailni that
EfaIes u elected They are marching
,n I.rt,t,.,.it,t,. and afe siarffg cif,ll.
p4Ira songs. Ifayet;' grtsate secrt5
+ tarS Is sttni4ng on teiearaias cb4innng
\ . ~ i5rlty II t,..c n, ifle electoral col
ile,se toi Hayes. Iitgh street, ii
III or, pt tlae4a head el4...t. /.
lis closely l.iGai-u with thousands al
Il t1eol,tIs, ali writ " frf1 rxc7+sst,r.tr,
x l'hus fXf returns have pnly been r,..
e,siYe.l ,rau, 10 rtl,ill5es. Il hos
eye. eone jed is ljo,l state eom0it
ices that tile repui liean majority vii
be from e..lit to ten thousand Az
,er hearing the news at tile rcpubl
can headquarters, j crowd numbcrin,
several thousand formed procession
aud marched to Gov. Hayes resi-
] lence. In response 10 repeated call
The governor appeared in the door
way, and after scores Of cheers spok
as follows:
NJ El.ie14Rs.-l assure you that
am obliged Tor this manifestation O
i your esteem, aud viii say something
TO you which think it is my dut
under the circumstances to say
While our prescn. advices look fay
.orable, we must remember that seve
raj Of the states which have been cor
slderea doubtful, nave u lafge tcfr
i 'o'S' ie''io'e ''o'' 'ai'oad :. 'e''
. grapiiit coilii'ah'cat'o'' ana IL w
{. naturally take some tune to receiv
Z definite returus from them. there
a f,,e tal his call as AN earnest
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