The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-13

MnwAuKra Nov 4 III n. towns Ind Ire
oinctssin Wisconsin eiytsa net Demonlatta gainS
Of Of. l,,3oo.. stxtySshrss WINS give net Demo-
when the Reppbiiean majority was 29,700
One hundred and fit, sfSrss Towns and pre-.
X ahs four wards Ct
ss seln i and
P Psse os
indicate Il kas Rep and ivy Rs
Gss as s ls W hg
Three hundred and twenty nlne townships and
gain q 1859: Both tho Democratic and RephbF
but will give no figures The Republicans iiilves;
! gone home. The Dempcratio headquarters arc
STU 81 open. Milwaukee city and county are not
California.
San FRANc1sco, Nov. 4-There were A.
s12 votes cast In San; Francisco to-day out
Of total registration of 55, 500 The indi-
cations are that the total vote OF the state
VIII be at least 10000, against 1874, 226 in
1880 Owing to the g1eat length of the
s S1eket the votes Of San Francisco will not. be
turns from the interior are coming In yery
slowly. Up to 1O:45 p m only thirty-one
precincts in several different counties were
heard from, giving Blaine l 1874 and Cleve-1
land !, l56; net gain of il98 for Republic
Be maintained tosnIght, as t hes supposition Is
from rns.alreatt,; received and other in
dications that Blai1a will run ahead about
600 IN the interior The very Democrats
which would make Blaine's majority about
$500. The vote cast for congressman in
dicates that the ;! Republicans \, might
get four out Of six. The Chronicle
ssa ag,, figures received show there can,
h hardly pc any question about" California.
Gr1buted In manner which gives the Repub-
Icans hard pull in congressman but from I
present indications the Repur sans will
elect ell! their men in the First, Third,
Firth Ia and Sixth districts, with the Second,
Of the Demo cratsi The Ats ays both parties
are confident and claim thu state, BIZ the
indications favor O: belief that it has gone
Democratic by from 1.5OO to 5000
i! New Jersey. $s 4 ~
! PHILADELPHA, Special Telegram, Nov. s.
$50 a m.-The result in New Jersey lis still
In doubt The, result depends entirely upon
Hudson. and Essex counties, from which
no reliable returns can be obtained for
some hours Chairman Hobart, of the
Republican state committee, comedies 4 900
majority for Cleveland in Hudson COUNTY
and claims 8, 900 for Blaine In Essex county.
This would give Blaine the state The other
information places Blaine's majority in
Essex county at 800, which would turn
1smo s9alss n fayor If eXsaad T6s
majority for Cleveland, but there igures So
no more reliable than the Republicans. The
Republicans elect congressmen In the First.
Second. Fifth and Sixth districts, and the
Democrats in the Third and Seventh The
Fourth is still in doubt, but is probably Dem
ocratic also. This leaves the congressional
delegation unchanged ~ M
8 Kansas. n h n
3 KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. 4-Returns from
Kansas are very slow, but indicate that the
Republicans have elected the entire state
ticket and presidential electors ,hyabout the !,
usual majoFitess and that; the oepgTesao9a
edSlegation vii be entirely Repub 1ican, as
ston: Third. Perkins; Fourth, Ryan; Fifth,
A A Sixth, Hanback, and Seventh,
TopEk1, 'Kas Nov 4The c IL aiiiniaa vi ri
mates barnes, plurality at 20, 900 to 80, 600.
All the Republican ongressmen are elected,
Z 35I; w 81 Nyfsco,,sin.
HAMMOND, Wis, Nov. Town Of Ham
mond, st Croix cpnnty:: Blaine % majority,
S2 NEENAH, Wis, Nov; 4. Blaine, 81; Cleve-
1ana Ri 81 a g eSsP ssgSss
Blaine, 4s5; oleyeland, 4ls; Bntier, IL;
St John, Rusk. $40; ,Fratt, IA Con,
gress: Gnenther, .49s; Smith, 4l3.s{7t
); o. ':;'a-t CITY, Nov. cleveland, 44S
majority, clear gain Of over 400; Smith.
Republican, FOG majority. Is Is
I: PRAIR1E Du CHEN, Nov AZ cleveland,
$3.50; Blaine, 20S; Woodward, 271; Thomas,
"a e y i31 4, -, I,is a;.s1S|
.onntr ahoat o1 wsAhs, Ivy Clalre
Republican majority Of from 800 to 1000.
Town Of Knapp. Dunn county: Blaine, 81
Cleveland; q; Butler, g; St John, 5.
land So; St 5oSn 4 RasI 122 III Hastings Gtess.
4 Congress: Barney. 123; Bragg, 79saSa|
u nanoi,s vi
GHdAGo, Nov 3, 2s4O a m. et,itns II m
thecity and state are coming in SLOWLY dnd
very much scattersd Nothihg fllbther Din
the way Of estimates can BE heard from Che
'rison are running very close for
governor and it will probably take the COM
tplete returns ffonr Cook county to determine
the result Two hundred and forty four
precincts heard from show net Democratic
;gnin Of 6, l55. Il this ratio should hold out
would give: the state To the Democrats BY
quite q decided minority ff TS.l
ST. LOUIS, Now 4 u Dispatches from The
Eighteenth disuiot Of Illinois gives Morrison
Dem, for, congress- 800 mai In Bellevllle
~ =. 81 = ~; 8 81 5dissouSi.
\ 81. LOUIS. Nov 4. Returns from tl,a tnta.
irlor Of Missouri are very meager and widely
scattered Two hundred and twenty-five
towns and precincts give Cleveland ~, 1877
and Blaine 25,45S. a All returns from the
state show that Marmaduke, for governor,
little ahead of Blaine.
x Il n 4; Colorado. Ssi{ ~, :ts
DEEVER, Colo. Nov. 4-Prominent Demo.
Gratis, relying upon private advices, admit
that the next legislature is unquestionably
Republican. The congressman are still in
Doubt The Republican state ticket is efectI
edsbeyond reasonable doubt, with ths frob
able execution fof ienbenant ,goybrnor
B.aine's majority will reach 800, slight
gain inc Oyer the vote Of Garfield in 1880.
Dies. MoraEasS WA; NOV. ~ hundred
and forty four precincts give Blaine az, 34l
Fusion, 18. TIA, St John 249, Butler 1896;
net Republican gain ., 1914. 3; 3
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Nov. 4. Smith Re-
publican is probably elected to congress by
,ooO majority. i
.3s 53 New York. -. Is
1. NEW YoRK, Nov s. dications at this
s sons ase V 1has TIE e
and Indiana by about 6, 900 pluraiity. The
Democrats have carried News erseyby;abou
rality f,ssE sitfffS
me-