Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-11-14

hepuDllCan majority IN the state Will
be from 5000 to 10000. The bond act
appears carried upon returns from larger
towns. The Pioneer-Pr comedies the
election of Pwhler, Democrat, Second dis
trict, by 800 majority.
Michigan.
DETROIT, November 6.-Incomplete
from the various congressional
districts give the following Republican
pluralities: Newberry, First district,
1922; Willets, Second district, 4,478;
MCGOWAN, Third district, 1884; Bur
rows, Fourth district, 3,415; Stone.
Fifth district, 923; Brewer, Sixth dis
trict, 1875; Conger, Seventh district, |
1884; Horr, Eighth district, 594; Hubbel],
Ninth district, 1926.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Frost, Dem
ocrat, is elected to congress in the Fourth
district; Cole, Republican, in the
Colardy, Democrat, in the
Third.
TRENTON, November 5.-The Repub-
licans claim to have elected two of the
same members of congress and a MAORI
ty of the legislature.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, November 7.-Returns
from 2l5 towns give the vote for gov
ernor as follows: Head, Republican,
37,05S; McKeen, Democrat, 1920;
Brown, Greenbacker, 6,182. There are
10 towns to be heard from, where, if the
vote il the same as last year, Head will
still have majority of 5000.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, November ga full Dem
ocratic delegation to congress is elected
in this state. Robson is elected to
congress by about 2, 500 majority.
New York.
New YORK, November 5.-Three
hundred and eighty-tive election dis
tricts in this city give majority of A.
600 for Cooper for mayor. The entire
anti-Tammany Republican combination
ticket for the city officers is elected. Re-
turns frsm the interior of the state show
Republican gains and indicate the elec-
ton of George F. Danforth, Republican,
as judge of the court Of appeals by a
considerable majority. The state senate
will stand: Republican majority in the
senate, eight; Republican majority in
the assembly, estimated at fifty; estimat-
ed Republican majority on joint ballot,
ifty-eight.
SAN Francisco, November 6.-No-
thing is received from Nevada to change
the previous estimates. Republicans
have undoubtedly elected all the state
ticket, and will have a majority in the
legislature on joint ballot of about if
teen.
New Mexico.
CHICAGO, November GA Santa Fe,
n. NJ, dispatch says returns up to nine
to-nigh indicate the election Of Otero,
Republican DELICATE to congress by a
small majority. Santa Fe county elects
a Republican ticket, with the possible
! exception of sheriff and delegate.
/ LINCOLN, Neb., November 6.-Addi-
tional returns from all parts of the state
continue to increase the Republican ma
jorities over estimates made last night.
The entire Republican state and congress
sional ticket is elected by over 10000
majority. Republicans have a large
majority in the legislature. Greenback
vote much lighter than anticipated.
They have carried but one county as far
as heard from.
Pennsyl vania.
! PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-In the
Seventh congressional district VIM.
Godshalk, Republican, will have 1000
majority. In the Eleventh district
the contest between Klatz, Democrat.
and Albright, Republican, is very close.
Full returns will be necessary to decide
which is elected. In the Eighteenth
district Il. G. Fisher, Republican, is
elected over Stenger, Democrat, by about
400 majority. In the Eighth district
Hester 0lymer's, Democrat, majority is
6,047. In the Twentieth district Seth
II. Yocum, National, is elected over
A. G. Curtin, Democrat, by 70 majority.
In the Ninth district, F. E. Beethoven is
elected by S, 800 majority. In the Thir.
tenth district, John w. Ryon, Demo
crat, is elected by $50 majority.
In the Twenty sixth congressional dis.
trict Samuel B. Dick, Republican, is
elected by $50 majority. In the Twenty
first district, Morgan K. Wise, Democrat
is elected by about 1000 majority. In
the Twenty-second district, Russell
Errett, Republican, will have 100 ma
jority. In the Twenty-third district
Thomas NJ. Bayne, Republican, has $500
majority.
Rhode island.
! PROvIDENCE, November 5.-The Jour-
nal has returns from the entire state
except Block Island. In the First dis
trict, Nelson w. Aldrich, Republican
has 500; Davis, Democrat, 1924
Payles, Greenback, COG; scattering
1O4. Aldrich's majority, 1875. In tht
Second district, Hallimer w. Ballou
Republican, has 1869; Barnaby, Demo
crat, 4, 535; Smith, Greenback, 311; scat
tering, none. Ballou's majority, 70s.
South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November s.
Returns from all points in the sta:
show heavy Democratic gains. Ham >
ton and the present state officers are
reelected without opposition. Aiken'
and Evans, Democrats, are reelected
from the Third and Fourth districts with
scarcely any opposition. Tillman, Dem
ocrat, is claimed to have beaten Smalls
colored, Republican, by nearly 5000
majority. The Democratic majority i
estimat, :! at from 1000 to 5000.
| Texas.
GALVESTON, November 6.-Return
are coming in very slowly, but show
almost universal majorities for the Dem
ocratic state ticket. The following con
gressmen are undoubtedly elected: Rea
gan, Culbertson, Welburne, Mills, but
Sch]eicher in the Sixth and Hancock il
the Fifth, are doubtful, the Greenback
ers polling an UNEXPECTEDLY large vote
The latter district may require the Off
i cial count to decide.
! Tennessee,
MEMPHIS, November with foul
districts yet to hear from. Casey
Young has l, 224 majority in this county
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The legis
lature is very largely Democratic