Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-09
Indiana is About as Hepelessly Dem
ocratic as 1t Was Before.
Ohio Comes in Strong for Rephblcanism
and West Virginia 10. Largely In
clined the Other Way.
The Election Demonstrates that there Is: No De.
cided Break In Old Party Lines Through
New Fanaled Political Schemes.
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.


Hall, republican, for secretary Of state, 439
majority (; three towns give Rotbrock, re-
publican, for supreme Judge, .4s6 majority {;
three towns give Carpenter. republican, fer
congress, 107 majority; one town IN the
fourth district gives Deering republican, for
congress, 80 majority.
Des Moines, i 80 q. N. Oct 9.-The
State Register has up to this hour returns
from 1870 towns, including returns from
every congressional district. All of them
but three indicate republican gaina The
Register claims majority In the state Of
over 10000 over oil the opposition, which
will be q republican gain Of 10000 over the
republican vote for governor over oil op-
position last year. The Register also claims
the election Of the entire republican delega-
tion to congress, with none of the republi-
can candidates receiving less than 1000 ma
jority. The democrats concede the state BY
Q large majority and now have claims of
congressman only In the sixth, seventh and
eighth districts.
Chicago. Oct l9.-The latest returns from
Iowa show that 90 towns give Hull, rspub-
lican, for secretary Of state. 7,435 majority
80 towns give Rothrock, republican, for su.
preme judge, 2,13e majority; six towns Of
the first district give MoCord, republican,
for congress, 773 majority, 2e towns Of the
second district give Price, republican, fol
congress, 472 majority S towns Of the third
district give UpdexrafE, republican, lpr CON
gress, 472 majority; l6 towns of the fourth
district give Deerlng, republican, for CON
Eress, 1901 majority; II towns Of the fifth
district give Clark, republican, for congress,
15l majority; II towns of sixth district give
Sampson, republican, for congress- l,045
majority Is tuwns of the seventh district
give Cummings, republican. for congress,
205 majority; 9 towns Of the eighth district
give s.pp, for congress, 375 majority 80
towns Of the 9th district give, Carpenter, foz
congress, 1888 majority. %.
INDIANA.
Indian .polis, l0:40 p. m., Oct. s.-Th.
present indications are that the democrat,
will elect their state ticket by about the
same majority as in 1875.
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 9. Election re.
turns continue to come slowly. We have
reports from ESQ townships and warde
which give democrat; G gains of 1870. The
national vote in the same precinct is7. 7.522
On increase over the ereenback vote il
1875 Of 4, 4,458. The same ratio of increase
In the democratic vote in the state will give
the democratic ticket Il, 900 majority. Only
81 per cent of the entire slate is heard from
In Marion county. the republicans elected
the entire county ticket, which gives them
four Representatives. The joint representa-
tive for Marion and Shelby counties is in
doubt. English, democrat, 10 probably
elected. In 81 wards and vetIng precincts Ii
Marion county Hanna. republican, for con
gress, has 472 majority. with eleven votisi
places to hear from. The. district is still. II
doubt, both parties clsimingit. W 9. - Z
Indlanapolis Oct. 9.-1n the first congres
sional district Heilmsn's election is claimet
BY the republicans. but it is not conceded b!
the democrats. In the second and third dis
tricte T. b. Cobb and Geo. Bicknell, demo
crats, are elected. The fourth district i
doubtful, but New, democratic, 10 probabl,
elected. In the fifth district the republi
cans claim Browns election BY $50, but
il not concsded BY the democrats. Th
sixth, seventh and eighth districts ase doubt