Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-15

Fourteenth district-C. II. Grovenor.
Seventeenth district j. ID. Taylor.
Eighteenth district. FL. Taylor.
Nineteenth district-Ezra Il. Taylor.
Twetieth district-William Mckinley.
The democrats elected in the fifth dis
trict, Ben Lefevrc.
Slxth-W. d. Hill.
Seventh-George q. Seney.
Eleventh.. L. Ellsbcrry.
Thirteenth-Joseph Onthwaiie.
Fifteenth-Beriah Wilkins.
Sixteenth George w. Geddes.
Twenty -lirst-M. A. Foran.
Doubtful, third district close; tenth,
the chances in favor of Jacob Romeis,
republican.
In Hamilton, e6 out OF the l0s pre-
cincts give the following republican
majorities:
The majorities on tho state ticket in
the city are: Secretary of state-Jas.
Robinson, 2,2G2; judge of the supreme
court-Wm. johnson ,435; for member
of tho board of public works--Lco
Flickinger, 5,036.
Congressional ticket-First district
Benz. Butterworth, 1900; second district
elias. L Brown, 2.07S.
judicial ticket-Three republican
candidates. Peter Swing, ]. M. Smith
and Joseph Cox nre elected.
County ticket-Sheritf, Samuel Beres-
ford; probate judge-H. p. Coke, 2,2S2;;
county solicltor-Rufus B. Smith, 3,464;
coroner-A. L. Carrick, S.05l; commits
sionel-Jchn Zeumstein, 3,943; member
of the board of control--Morris Bauer,
4,025. The remainder of the twelve pre-
cipcts will not materially alter the
majorities, which are all republican.
Beresford for sheriff, ran ahend of his
ticket, as did all the county officers,
compared with the candidates on the
state ticket.
Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 15-John Sinks,
republican, is elected to congress by $50
majority. Montgomery county gives
the democrats majority of 595 for the
state ticket Weir, republican, is elected
sheriff. The republican circuit judges
in the second district are elected by s.
500. The citizens are wild with enthu-
siasm. Bontires, cannons, bands all
might.
Cleveland, Get. 15-Full returns from
the city show that Robinson, republican,
for secretary of state, received 22,SG4;
Newman. democrat, 20,646; johnson, re-
publican for supreme Judge, received 22,-
$40; Martin, democrat, 20,729; Martin A.
Foran, democrat for congress, twenty
first district 1925; Burnet, republican,
1874. The wards and townships in the
nineteenth district gave Taylor, republi-
can, 4alG; Horace Alword democrat, O.
ll3. The republicans elect the entire
county ticket, including sheriff.
For probate judge, Iilden, republican,
2l,59s, Zehring, democrat, 20.9l0.
County clerk-Kitchen, republican,
22,3S2; Edward Malony, 20225.
For sheriff-Dewstoe, republican, o.
401; Ed Sawyer, democrat, 2l.06l.
County prosecutor-Hodden, republi-
can, 29,20l; Web, democrat, 20,349.
County Observation-Disclosures. re-
publican. 2s,076; Harper, 20,S77.
Circuit court ludges--Hayne, repubG-
can, 23,O29; Upson, republican, 2a.493;
Baldwin, republican,, 25,lS5; Wine,
democrat, 1883; Stratton, democrat,
20,357, Grover, democrat, 2O,3S3.
The prohibitionists cast 1856 votes
For Morris, secretary of state, 375; for
Rosebrough for supreme judge, sos; for
Kirkendall, board Of public works.
less than 400.
Toledo, O., Oct. 15-The chairman Of
the republican committee estimates
Romeis' majority in the tenth district at
282.
Cincinnati, Oct. 15-The democratic
and republican press this morning agree
that yesterdays election in Cincinnati
was the bloodiest ever held here. The
democratic papers assert that one thou
sand deputy marshals were employed
mainly in intimidating honest voters,
while the republican press construes the
conduct of the police and deputy
| sheriffs in similar manner, comparing
it to the Mississippi policy.
| The following is list of those injured
in yesterdays outbreak:
Killed-Albert Russell, colored.
Wounded-Joe Lowry, shot in the
spine, fatal.
Bridget Hughes, struck in the breast
with boulder, dangerous.
John Murphy, shot in the stomach.
| Andrew Bennett, colored shot in the
side, not dangerous.
John Dalton, shot in the leg, not
dangerous.
Sam Taylor, shot in the side, serious,
Mike Gorman, policeman, shot in the
back. dangerous.
Henry Sherlock, shot in the back,
dangerous.
Henry Brown, colored, shot in the
abdomen, fatal. The last three men were
wounded in an aifray at the corner of
Sixth and fremont streets.
Late last night between fifty
and one hundred people took part
in fight which grew out of an attempt
by German to arrest q negro. The
German was shot in tho back by un-
known persons and general fusilade
followed, in which one hundred shots
were fired. The riot alarm sounded and
the disturbance was quelled after two
policemen and man named Brown had
been shot.
Cincinnati, Ohio, October 15-The
republicans claim twenty thous.
and majority in the state, and the demo-
Gratis concede ten thousand.
| For congressman, both parties concede
the following:
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling. w. Va, Oct. l5-Returns
are meagre and Unsatisfactory. At Fair
mont at IL o'clock noon SOB votes we're
cast and 237 counted. Maxwell $50,
Wilson 8. Returns from Pleasant
county give Wilson 708, Maxwell $685.
Incomplete returns from Ohio county
indicate the election of the democratic
county ticket by 300 majority. Hancock
county gives fifty republican, gam on
the state tcket Preston county, three
precincts, which gave Garfield IA ma
jority, now give Maxwell 245 majority.
It is estimated that Preston will give
Maxwell 400. majority; Piedmont,
Maxwell 1876, Wilson 29O.
The republican state committee con
nedn the nlncflnn Of fhn nnfirn dnn,pa.nl