Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-11-16

Donald, chairman of the demo-
cratic state central committee,
claims 10000 majority in the state.
Orth, (rep. Pin the Ninth Congressional
District, is certainly defeated. Pierce
ard bemott, slreps. ] in the Eighth and
Tenth Districts are also defeated. This
will give the democrats and republicans
four, a gain of four. The democratsal also
claim the election of English in the Sew
enth Qndianapolis) District, but this is
not coneeded by the republican COM
mittee, who claim Peeles' election by
over 800 majority. The democrats will
have majority in sthe house of repre-
sentasiyes and probably in the senate.
CHiuAso, November 8. 8.--Footings for
Chicago. and Cook County Just CON-
pleted sShow democratic. majorities, ex.
cept dRsherif, Of frum 500 to 1900,
scrstcbing making . wide variance in,
the vote. On the state ticket this city
aud county cast so, 900 votes, and gives
Frendorf (dem.) l,50S plurality for
treasurer, and Raab (dem.) 1888 plu.
rality for superintendent of public in
struction. On the county ticket, Han.
che,t. (reo.) for sheriff beats McGari-
gle (dem. by 4, 1863, and is the only re-
publican county officer elected. Seipp
(dein. for treasurer beats Hutt frep.
2,s52 The legislature is republican.
CHICAGO, November 9.-The legisla-
ture will stand: Thirty-oue republicans,
twenty democrats. The house will have
seventy-seven republicans certain, with
possibility Of seventy-niDe; democ rats
| seventy-four, with possibility Of sew
enty-six, giving a republican majority
of twelve to sixteen, which insures the
election of a republican United States
senator. The result in the Twentieth
Congressional District is still in doubt,
with probabilities in favor Of Thomas
(rep.)
ST. PAUL, November S.-Returns con-
tinue to come in slowly, especially from
the First and Fifth Districts, where there
| is still some doubt as 10 the result Very
few full county returns have been re.
ceived aud the situation this year is so
unusual II is impossible to generalize ac-
curately from the fragmentary returns
from voting precincts. Washburn's
msjority is about $500. In the Second
District Wakefield will have about 1000
majority. Strait in the Third District
5000 The most surprising result is in
the First District, where Milo White,
rep, countedon at least 3, 900 majority.
| A. Biermar, Norwegian, nominated two
or three weeks before election has ap-
parently received a large number If
votes and made Whites election doubt
fui. IL is believed complete returns will
elect White by few hundred majority.
| In the Fifth District both Kindred and
| Nelson claim the election. Nelson is
still over 200 ahead i'll actual returns
received, but Kindred claims 1900 ma
jority in Grow Wing and other counties
not yet counted. The Nelson men claim
he ia holding these precincts with fraud
ulent intenks
DBs MONIES, November S.-The re-
publican state ticket receives about 20,
coo majority. The latest returns show
Murphy (dem.) elected to congress in
the Second District. The FIRST and
Ninth are still in doubt, though proha-
bly, the republican congressman are
elected. In the Sixth District the vote
is very close, and is claimed by both
sides, though the sections to hear from
will increase Cults chances. The re-
suit in the Fourth District is close
Kasson's majority is probably $4,000
over all. The entire republican ticket is
elected in this (Polk) county.
Missouri.
| ST. LOUIS, November There were
four city tickets in the field, but some OF
the candidates were on all of them.
| The three city congressional districts
will no doubt go democratic and there
doesn't seem to be a chance for the re-
publicans to carry q single district in the
state. Col. James n. Burns, the demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the
Fourth District, will be elected by 1900
majority. The republicans gave up the
race before noon.
| Arkansas.
| LITTLE Rock, November S.-All the
democratic candidates are elected, but
the total vote is apparently not more
than half that polled in September, there
being DO real contest, only in the Second
District, which the republicans concede
to Jones (dem.) by 1000 majority, but
which the democrats claim by 1000.
There was large greelback vote in the
Second District, upon which Williams,
(Rep.) counted, but large majority Of
greenliackers voting supported the dem
ocratic nominee. The mrjority for
Breckenridge (dem. for congressman-at-
large is estimated to be from Is, 900 to
10000. There are no reports Of dis
turbance or charges of illegal voting any
where.
TOPEKA, November S.-kepublicaus
concede the election of Click (dem.) as
governor. The democrats claim he will
have from $4,000 to 10000 plurality
st. Johns defeat is directly due 20 the
Germans ard the anti prohibition repub-
lIcaus. In many places republican
leaders worked openly for Click, but did
not support any other democratic cam
didate.
DENVER, November 9.-Grant's ma
jority in the state will be 2, 800, but the
latest returns show that instead of the
democratic candidate, as reported hereto
fore, james B. Belford (rep. is elected
to congress by small majority. The
rest Of the state ticket, including lieu.
tenant governor, will be republican, as
well us the legislature.
SALT LAKE, November S.-The Gen.
tiles made thorough canvass, but did
not affect the solid Mormon. Returns
received indicate about 5000 Gentiles to
24,0O0 Mormons, Gentle gain Of
1900 on the vote of six years ago, the
last time they seriously contested an
election.
| Nebraska.
OMAHA, November 9.-The republican
state ticket, with the exception of treas.
urer and regent, was elected by IL, ,0OC
majority. The legislature will stand
Sixty republicans, thirty democrats and
forty anti-monopolists and Independents.
The defeat of the woman suffrage amend.
ment is overwhelming and complete.
California.
SAN Francisco, November ga col.
lation Of the returns show the democrats
have carried their state ticket by q
handsome majority, probably 5000. and
have elected all the congressman except
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