Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06

nave Dcen given 10 local candidates than
the state ticket. The figures received, how
ever, indicate Leo. b. Bradley, democrat, is
elected associate judge of cour. Of appeals
by fr.m 5000 to 10000 majority.
New York, Noy. G.-Thc BROOKLYN
Eagle, democrat, says the election in that
city yesterday was decided republican vic.
tory. The republican nominees for shcr-
i'll, comptroller and city auditor are elected
by msjori,ics ranging from 800 to 1000.
KANSAS.
st. Louis, Nov. G.-Meagre and scattering
returns from Kansas show republican ma
jority on state ticket
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, Nov. 6.-Re.urns from 1901
towns indicate the election OF Head for GOV
ernor by 1000 majority. AS returned the
house stands SO republicans to GO democrats
and 6 greenbackers. The republicans claim
f'om % 10 30 majority. The congressional
districts have not been returned sufficiently
full to.ive the definite majority, but il is
probable The republicans have carried three
districts by strong plurality.
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston, Nov G.-The senate stands 81;
republicans to 5 democrats. Full returns
show the house Of represent ,tives to be ll3
republicans to 81 democrats, "a Butler, and
5 not reported. The total vote for Gov.
Talbot was 1920. For Butler, LOG 0GG.
For Abbott, 9.49O For Miner, 1916 The
remaining towns to be heard from increase
Talbotts majority over Butler to an excess
Of q, 900.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Nov. 6.--New jersey has turned
a complete somersault. Her present con.
gressional delegation stands democrats to
3 republicans. OF the seven members
elected yesterday, six are republican, with
one district in doubt. The last house stood
3S democrats to % republicans. Now the
house stands 80 republicans to 2S democrats
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA & GEORGIA.
Chattanooga, Nov. 6.-Re,urns indicate
the election of Pet,ibone, republican, in the
LIST and Dibrell. democratic in the 81 dis
trict. Tennessee is very close. In the sec
and district Houk, republican, is ahead.
Lowe independent, beats Garth, democratic,
in the 9th Alabama distrc, by 1000 major.
ity. Fcl;ou in tn, 9TH Georgia ia running
behind. Lester, democrat. i. probably elect
ed by small majority. Fornev. democrat,
if elected in the 7th Ala.ama.
NEVADA.
San Francisco, Nov. 6.--Returns fromth
Nevada election are meagre. The tickets
are much fcratched and it is difficult to form
an opinion as to the result, but ii seems
probable that the republicans have elected
the state ticket, while the democrats are
likely to have majority in the legislature,
which will re-elect Senator Jones. The
congressman in doubt
PENNSYLVANIA
Philadelphia, Nov 6-..Tbis county gave
Host, republican, 1859 majority, making
his total majority in the state 2l OoO
Philadelphia, Nov. 6-The total vote of
the city ou the state ticket is: Hoyt, repub-
lican, 60,940 Dill, democrat, SO, ,SSl Wa
sor. national, 3,15S; Lane, prohibitionist,
146 For city officers, Louis Wagner. re-
publican, ia elected recorder Of deeds by
1922 majority; George Truman, republi-
can, clerk Of the court Of quarter sessions,
by 1851; David Martin, republican, w.
L. Douglas. republican, and John McMeni-
gin, democrat, city commissioner. Henry
II. Bigelow, republican, elected to congress
in the LIST district by $500 majority. The
state legislature will be republican nearly
or quite as large as in the las, legislature.
In the congressional districts throughout the
state, the probabilities are that the de'cca.
tion will stand as now, seventeen republi-
cans to ten democrats. Stargis, democrat.
IS probably beaten in the 18th district, but
the democrats appear to have gained Cof,.
roth in the 17th. In the End district,
Charles O'Neil!, republican, is elected In
the 3rd district, Randall. democi at in the
4th, Kelly, republican and national in the
9th. Hammer, republican.
Philadelphia, Nov 6-La,c returns from
the interior of the state show large rcpubli-
can gains, indicating that Hoyt's majority
may reach 10000. Republicans also claim
to have gained two congressman and an in
crease in their majority in the legislature.
! ILLINOIS.
| Chicago November 6-Returns from 3S3
towns and precinct, in Illinois give the fol-
lowing totals on state trea urcr Smith, re.
publican. 5i,49S; Cronkri,c, 34,5O2; Bates,
ereenbacker, 1889.
Chicago, Nov. c. Returns from the city
nearly complete show u total vote OF A, ,7l0
and the election Of the republican candi-
dates in the county. The republican ma
jori,y ranges from 1900 10 10000, the low.
es, being for sheriff, the hishts. 70. coroner.
The plurality for Smith, for state treasurer
in the county is abeu, 900 The green
back vote In the county i. sbou, 1000, and