Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-30
LATEST by MAIL

'-.'''-'
Milwaukee, Nov. 27.-'The state can
vassers completed the canvass OF the
votes cast at tho last election as follows:
Garfield, 144,4 400; Hancock, 1869; Wea-
yer. 1886; anti-secret society, 81 temper
ance, SO; scattering, 1.
Chicago, Nov. 27.-'The Tribune pub
fishes the following statement Of lnajori-
ties taken from the official returns from
every state in the union at the prcsiden-
tial election: Garfield, 4,439.A15; Han
cock, 4,436,0l4; Weaver, 305,729; Dow,
9,644; scattering, l,793. Total, 9,l92,995.
Garfields plurality, 3,40l.
Denver, Nov. 27.-A report reached
here to night from Leadville that riot
is in progress among the miners ut Rob-
inson, n camp about twenty miles from
Leadville, and that Lieut.-Gov.-Elect
Geo. B. Robinson had been shot and
killed. A relief party has gone from
Leadville. The report is believed to be
true.
Denver, Nov. 27.-The official canvass
of the vote on congressman gives Belford,
republican, 27,OS9; Morrison democrat,
"a, 476; Murray. greenback, 1851. The
legislature will stand: Senate, republic
cans, 23; democrats, 3. House, republi-
cans, 4G; democrats, ia republican
majority on joint ballot of So. The vote
on presidential election will be canvassed
on Tuesday.
st. Paul, Nov. 27.-The jury in the
case of Mrs. Mary G. Wcishar, charged
with the murder of her husband, in April
last, brought in verdict tonight at LIE
Seuer of murder in the first degree. The
| jury were only out three hours deliber.
ating upon their verdict. The case OF
the State vs. Thos. Conner, charged with
the murder of Laura Vaughn last winter
is now on trial at the same place.
New York, Nov. 27-A rumor was in
circulation tonight that information had
reached the postoffice that the steam
ship Algeria, some days overdue at this
port, from Liverpool, put into Halifax
to-day with her propeller broken. The
postofiice authorities, upon inquiry, stat
ed that they had heard of the rumor, but
had no information of the arrival of tho
vessel at Halifax or elsewhere. The
same report reached the postoffice OF
Thursday.
Halifax, Nov. 27.-The bark Moselle O
Prince Edwards island, from Montreal
with cargo of grain for Hamburg, wa.
dismantled on the gulf on Sunday nigh
last One of tho crew died from expo
sure, and four or five others were badly
frozen. The bark Orlando. from Quebe.
for Montcvideo, lumber laden, was to
tally wrecked in the same gale. The
bark Alice of Quebec. for Montevideo
with n cargo Of lumber. was roughl,
handled by the storm, and had four O
her crew badly injured.
Collingwood, Ont Nov. 27.-It is nov
almost certain that the steamer Simco
has been lost. The steamer Columbia o
the Chicago line. which arrived here to
day, reports that while passing the Duel
islands, Lake Huron, she encountere,
large portions of wreclsage of the steam
er. The lake was strewn for mile
they and they saw life preserve
marked Simcoe. The Columbia search
ed for hours, but failed to find any It'd
ings of the crew. The general opinion
is that the Simcoe struck on Magic reel
Off the Ducks, and went to pieces in th
gale in the early part of the week. ilh
Simcoe was due here from Chicago fou
days ago. The crew consisted of te
r men. 1t is supposed she had passengers
but the number is unknown.