Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07

q O'CLOCK p. M.
THE ELECTIONS.
The Old Keystone State Is
Probably Lost.
Otherwise the Republicans Hold
Their Forts and Gain Ground.
New York Legislature Probably Repub.
lican.
Chicago Goes Republican by a
Rousing Majority.
Minnesota All Right Meagre Re-
turns fren other States.
Wisconsin Close bst Safe Tor the Old Party.
THE ELECTIONS.
Chicago Goes Republican by a
Rousing Majority.
Minnesota All Right-Meagre Re-
turns fren other States.
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York, III pm. Nov. 6-Full returns
by assembly districts now coming in show
that B. ach, democratic candidate for secreta.
ry Of state, has majority in thi. city much
larger than heretofore reported. About half
the city gives Beach $3.50; Churchild 90.
639.
A. N. NOV. Z.
Beachs majority in this city will be about
2200o. Brooklyn gives Democratic ma
jority on the state ticket of about 1000, and
returns ak democratic assembly men out of
nine.
Scattered returns from the interior of the
state indicate that the vote is materially
different from that Of 2 years ago when
Bgelow, democrat, had l4,S0O majority for
secretary Of state. The result depends upon
New York and Brooklyn, which in 1875
gave 5000 and 1890 democratic majority.
Catlin, republican nominee for district
attorney in Brooklyn il elected BY over
three thousand majority.
New York, Nov. 7.-An Albany special
says the returns from the interior of the
state come in slowly. The itate ticket will
range from twelve to fifteen thousand. The
republicans claim 20 Of 81 senator's aud IS
of 1923 members Of The assembly. Another
despatch say. the legtslaturc's close prob.-
bly, both brsnches republican.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Nov. 7-The only state officer
to be elscssd is comptroller Of the treasury,
and the vote il, Keatins, democrat 2s,697
Porter, republican, 6,sos. The democrats
elect the entire delegation to the legislature.
MS1JesIPPI.
Memphis. Nov. Hspecials from variou,
points in northern Mississippi state that III,
election was very quiet and very light vot.
polled. No results known . yet.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Nov. 6.-Ths election to day I,
for sheriffs. members Of tho house Of re
presentativss and half senate; The o,he,
half holdiag over from last year. when tbe
republicans I'D one majority In the ssnats
and So IL the house. The vote 10 lieht
The senate will ssand thirteen republican,
eight democrats; renuolicsn gain Of twe
members. Tbs house will stand thirty
tive to forty republican majority, the nme
as last year. P. I. Bsrnum is elected Il
the general assembly.
LoUJsIANA.
Shreveport. La. Nov. 6.-The republi
cans elected the mayor BY coo majority.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago. Nov. 6.-There is but littl,
news from. the state At large. The vot
in this county has been light up to thi
hour, l O'Clock q. IN. Returns from th
city give hcCres. republican for count!
treasurer, e,240; Lynch, democrat, 5.set
These figures show the probabilities Il
favor fths democrat candidate. but 1t
confidsnAy expected BY tie republican
tnat they Will overcome the city majority
TWO O'CLOCK A. II.
AcCrsa 1857; Lynch lo.59o, 10 81 ou
OF ll3 pssclncts 10 this city. The working
men have carried one or two whole ward
and are showing up we'll inj,he state Q
well - 10 shs city. The court house q
pFiation 10 bsdlv beaten.
Chicago. Nov. 7.-Re.uras this mornlp
nearly couplsse, give the republican cous
" ticket from thres to ter thousand mai
orl'y> AeCra. for treasurer. has . maj
orssy ofsous dfp avs huadrsd. Janssol
las Tor Judge oi superior court he heavie'
msiority.
Cairo, Nov. THE election yes,srd.
resulted 10 . msjod,y for The cur, hou
sppropriaa!on.
iocuu for judge: Aldsa Gs ,rsa ursl
ana Humu for clerk; psobssly will
e.se'sA - small majority. Tss casdIds,,
:" ~ tsas0sadeot OF politics.
1UW JEAaxY.
Nssus, Nsv. 6.-Sesassins resur,
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