Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
". d. Kelly, Republican; Tenth. r. 4.
BUckman, Democrat; Twentieth, Curtin,
Democrat; Twenty.fourth, Shellabarger.
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". ID. Kelly, Republican; Tenth. II. !
Buckman, Democrat; Twentieth, CurtiI
Democrat; Twenty-fourth, Shellabarge
RhO<e HslanI.
PROVIDENCE, November 6-The Jou,
nal has returns from the entire stat
except Block Island. In the First dis
trict, Nelson w. Aldrich, Republican
has 500; Davis, Democrat, 1924
Payles, Greenback, 606; scattering
lO4. Aldrich's majority, 1876. In tn
Second district, Hallimer w. Ballou
Republican, has 1863; Barnaby, Demo
crat, 1886; Smith, Qreenback, 3ll; scat
tering, none. Ballou's majority, 70S.
Neuth Carellna.
CHARLESTON, s. c., November o.
Returns from all points in the state
show heavy Democratic gains. Hamp
ton and ske present state officers are
reelected without oppoaition. Aikenl
and Evans, DemocratA, sfe reelected
from the Third and Fourth dkttists With
scarcely any opp6sition. Tillman, DEN
ocrat. is claimed 70 have beaten Smalls,
colored, Republican, by nearly 5000
majority. The Democratic majority IL
estimated at from 1900 to 5000.
Tennessee,
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The legis-
lature is very largely Democratic.
Marks, Democratic nominee for govern
or, has . majority over both the Green.
back and Republican candidates. Latest
returns from the First district, indicate
the election of Taylor, Democrat, over
Pettibone, Republican, BY ], 500 majority.
Watkins, in the Second district, il push-
ing Houge, Republican, closely; result
doubtful. Taylor, Democrat, and
Houck, Republican, are elected to con-
gress.
ST. ALBAHs, November 5.--The
special congressional election in the third
district ordered by the governor, there
being no election in September, took
place to-day. Returns from forty eight
towns give Bradley, Barlow bolting, Re-
publican and Greenbacker, 7,14l; w.
w. Grout, regular Republican, 3,161;
G. L. Waterman, Democrat, So8.
vfrgfnia.
RICHMOND, Va, November 5.-Elec-
tion quiet and vote small. In this city
only about 5000 polled, out of . regis
tered vote of over $4,000. The small
ness of the vote is mainly due TO the
fact that the payment of the capitalist
tax is required before voting. General
Joseph E. Johnston carries the city by
over 1000 majority. Returns from 4
number of precincts in this district in
dicate Johnston's election beyond =
doubt. Norfolk indications form
Goodies election to congress by 1900
majority.
MADISON, November 5.-The latest
returns from the congressional districts,
are far from complete. In the First dis
trict, Williams, Republican, 10 elected
over Parker. In the Second district,
Caswell, Republican, is elected over
Davis, Democrat, and Penney, Green
hacker. In the Third district, both par
ties claim the election. The vote for
King, Democrat and Greenback candi-
date, and Hazelton, Republican, is close
with the prospects in favor of King. In
the Fourth district, both parties claim
the election. In the Fifth district, Bragg,
is elected by large majority.
In the Sixth district, B0uck, Democrat,
is elected by an overwhelming vote. In
the Seventh district, the vote between
Humphreys, Republican, and Parker,
is close. No result can be
cleaned from the returns. In the Eighth
district, Pounds friends claim his cleo
ton over Barrows, Democrat, by large