Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
Iammanltes are working zca!ously and are
favored by good weather.

rammanltes are working zca!ously and ure
favored by good weather.
New York, Nov. 5.-Thwc hundred ant
etghty.five election districts In this Gil,
give majority Of l4,OCO for Cooper to
mayor. The entire antitammary republi-
can combination ticket for city officers /.
elected Returns from the interior of III,
state show republican galns and indicate til,
election Of Geo B Danfcr'h republican can
didatc for judge of the coult Of appeals.
New York, Nov. 5.-Fifty districts il
this city out Of 500 give Cooper for mayo,
majority Of about 1900. There will bt
from ten to fifteen majority in assembly.
Tho following congressman. ARE elected
Bourke (rep.), Cox (dcm.), Wood (dem.
Morton (rep.) McCook (rep).
Saratoga Spring., Nov. 5.-Comple,c re.
turns give Danforth 76l majority, a .repub.
lican gain Of 3lS. starin, republican, 70,
congress has 6Sl majority.
Buffalo, Nov. s. Pierce republican, is
elected to con lress.
Pouekcepsic, Nov. 5.-Kctchum, repub.
lican, for congress, 18th district, majority
5000
New York. Nov. 5.-To al vote of the
city for mayor: Cooper, 79,742; Schel,
6O.3Sl. Coor er's majority 1861.
BROOKLYN. Nov. 5--The following con
gressmcn arc elected: In the second dis
trict Olteiliy, independ.nt, democratic
and republican; third district s. B. Chet.
tendcn, republican; 4;h district, Archibald
NJ. Bliss. democrat. The democrats c!ec,
comptroller and auditor.
New York, Nov. 5.-The 5,h congrcssion
al district gives Muller $500; Bourne
S,l97. The sth district gives Jerome 6.sS:
ard Cock IL ,S3s.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-The election j.
progressing quietly the early vote being
larger than the average. A large republi-
can vote is being polled in the lst, 2ud and
Sd congress ional districts. In the fourth
district Kelly's name is being scratched con
siderably.
Philadelphia, Nov. Sin the mayor.
Office it is estimated that the republican
majority in Philadelphia for the state ticke
will be about 10000. Kelly has been badly
cut in the fourth district. No doubts ar,
entertained Of Randall's election in the
third distric, but by reduced majority.
Reading. Nov. G-In tic S!h dlstrio
Heis,er Clymcr. democrat, is re.elect d b,
over 5000 majority.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5-The democratic
committee iconccde the election of Hoyt re-
publican for governor, by 10000 majority
The republican committee claim it by 25,
600. In the 9th congressional district Vim
Ward, republican, is reelected by 5,0o(
majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Noy. 5.--The election is pro
crossing quietly, and though D exact indi
cation Of the vote can be given at . o'clock
the republicans claim that Talbot is re
ceiving a far larger vote than anticipated
The precinct system has worked we'll, anc
rowdyism IS not apparent, az usual. Th'
Journal says the indications from all town
are most cheering for the republicans, an,
that Butler will not only be beaten, bn
buried beneath an overwhelming majority
Boston Nov. 5.--New Hampshire re
publican dispatches claim that the COVER
nor is elected with handsome gains aud 9
decreased greenback vote.
Boston, Nov. 5.-Hull, TO which is at
tached the tradition, "as goes Hull so geo.
the state, gives" Talbot "a, Butler, 81
Abbott Z, Miner nothing. Last year Hui
gave CASTOR 26, Rice 1G Cohasset, give.
Talbot 204, Butler SO, Abbott 1S. Mine
20. Last year Cohassctt gave Rice % sut
CASTOR As.
Boston, Nov. 5.-Journal claims Battle
is defeated by 10000 majority. Harris, re.
publican is elected to congress in the 2nt
district by large majority. Butler carried
the cities generally. In % towns Talbot
republican majority i. 1926. Morse eem
ocratic is conceded elected from the 4tl
district to congress.
Boston, Nov. 5.-Selwin z. Bowman, re
publican, is elected in the fifth congressiona
district, Banks old district, by pro5ab
1000 majority. over Nathan Clark, Bu,lc
greenbacker.
Butler has no doubt carried this city by
large plurality.
Boston, Nov. 5.--The f,llo s,ug are tho
returns from the principal cities:
TAInoTr BUTLER
!oWcu ...................... y II3 y
Lynn. .'.............. s,o ) ~
Chelsea a..................... ! Sl5 | 81
IaWnton .................... 93l 4.
New Bedford ...... i9l 3
Lawrence ........ .......,,. $50 = q,
Worcester. ! So? 3 Z.
One hundred and twenty seven towns gi,
| Talbot IS, ,7s3 majority over Butler
Boston, Nov. 5.-Talbots election hy
plurality Of 10000 is nov conceded. W
A. Field. republican, Is said TO be clccte
to congress from the third district ty 30