Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-08
An Extravagant Claim Gives
New York $4,000
Democratic Ma
jority.
Pennsylvania Goes to the
Democrats by About
$1,000 Majority.
Indiana Democratic, illinois Repub.
Iican, Minnesota RepubIi-
can and Dakota
Likewise.
tT6-Day's Report.]
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS,

[T6-Day's Report.l
Yesterdays ELECTIONS,
DAKOTA.
Special telegram.
| Watertown, Nov. SIT is estimated
that Raymond receives 620 votes and
Brookings 28O. Vote light.
Special Telegram.
Gary, Dak., Nov. 8, 4:30 p. m-Deuel
county gives Raymond four hundred and
forty-three votes. No opposition.
| Marshalltown, Ia, Nov. THE total
city vote was 1926; majority for Freder.
lex, democrat, 43l. Returns from the
county up to noon cut this down to 20
with several strong republican townships
to hear from. Wilson, republican, will
have small majority in the county,
probably $50. The democrats are claim
ing the district, but the indications are
that the returns from the county pre-
cincts will elect Wilson by a very small
majority, probably not exceeding 500.
Sioux City. Nov. S-Woodbury county
gives 500 majority for Allison, democrat
ic candidate for congress.
Des Moines, Nov. 8-No definite fig
ures on congressman received, and the
probabilities are that they will not be
collected before or 10 o'clock tonight.
Iowa City, Nov. 8.-The city of Iowa
City gives democratic majorities as fol-
lows: Secretary of..state, 1868; congress-
man, 800; district attorney, 4o6; Judge
of the district court, 544.
Marshalltown, Nov. 8, 2 p. m.-Only
$50 majority for Wilson, republican, in
Marshall county and about the same in
Linn county, and only seven majority
for him in eight precincts of Tama
county, including Tama City and Toledo.
Arrayed against him are 200 majority in
Iowa county, 900 in johnson, and with
Benton yet to hear from. The Times,
Republican, comedies the election of
Frederick, democrat, to congress in this,
the fifth, district, supposed to be and in
fact is, strongly republican.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. s.-An extra issued bv
the Brooklyn Eagle at o'clock this
], morning gives Cleveland majority of
$4,000.
A Times extra puts Cleveland's major
. ity at 174,OGO on the returns to 10 a. NJ,
, and makes the legislature strongly dem
ocratic. The latest reports increase the
democratic majorities everywhere and
, indicate that forty five out of the sixty
counties in the state have gone demo
cratic.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. s.-This city gives
Beaver 1904, Davies 6,s96, Cries 6,6s1
Rawle 1861 and Brosius S,592. The en-
!. tire democratic ticket is elected.
The most complete returns give Patti
son plurality of $4,000.
ILLINOIS.
Bloomington. Ills, Nov. S-Rowell
republican, is elected to congress from
this fourteenth district by from 500 t.
: 700.
Chicago, Nov. S-Returns from thi:
county up to two o'clock indicate tn
;, electiod OF Hanchett, republican, 70
sheriff, by about 5000. and confirm tb
election of Durham, Davis and Adams
republicans IN the first, third end fourtl
districts, and Finnerty, independent ii
the second.
Chicago. Nov. s. l1:l5 o. MP Il
this hour very few additional return
" have been received and owing to the un
b iversal scratching and slow counting i
t. will yet be some time before definite fig
ures can be obtained. 1t is general,
conceded that Cook county has gone re
publican by two or more Thousand. Th.
4 legislature rs near rs can be
y estimated will stand: Senate
. republicans, 81; democrats, IA
q House-rcpnblicans, so; democrats. 73
n a republican majority on joint ballot o
thirty. The following is the republica,
estimate on congressman: First district
Durham. republican; second district
J. Finnerty, independent democrat; thir,
ii district, Davis. republican,; fourth dis
\; trict. Adams. republicans; fifth district
IL Ellwood. republican; sixth district, Hit
l. republican; seventh district, Henderson
!. republican; eighth district, Callen re
publican; ninth district, Payson. repub
llcan; tenth district, Lewis, republican
eleventh district. Marsh. republican
" twelfth district, Riggs, democrat; thi,
er teenth district, Springer, democratic
70 fourteenth district, Stevenson, democrat
er fifteenth district, Cannon, republican
sixteenth district, Shaw.!democrat; sey
enteenth district, Moulton, democra,
n. eighteenth district, Kuffner. republican
ID nenteenth district. Townsend, democrat
~ twentieth district, Thomas. republican
=. John J. O'Neil, democrat, is elected I