Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-05
THE FIELD POLITICAL.
asss st I,ctnrns from the
Elections of Last
Tuesds =.
Continued Good News for The Re-
publican Side of the
Contest.
IOWA.

Des Moines, Nov. Clear, republican,
is elected in the first district by 1000
majority. Kerr, republican, in the fifth
has 500 majority. Lyman, republican,
iii the ninth has at least 800 majority,
Sev~enty-five counties reporting COM
plete vote, give jackson l4O.539; Sells,
1926. A NET republican gain OF 6,670.
Eight additional counties reporting by
majorities only increase Jackson's ma
iority over Sells to 1880.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Nov. mo positive
statement can yet be made about the
legislature. Gov. Gray said that while
the present returns, il continued in the
ratio OF republican gains, would elect
the republican state ticket, it would re-
quire the official count to. determine
whether the republicans or democrats
have carried the legislature. The re-
publican state central committee says
that, basing claims upon returns from
more than one-half Of the counties the
republicans will elect the state ticket by
5000. Seven republican and six demo-
cracts are elected to congress, q repubii.
a gam OF three. There is o net re
publican gain Of 1854 in eighty-two
Of the ninety-two counties
ILLINOIS,
Chicago, Nov. abortion attributes
his defeat to the knights Of labor. The
Journal makes the following oompiia-
tioG as to the Illinois legislatures: Sen
ate. SO republican 10 democrats and j
labor. House rs republicans 6s demo
crats 7 labor and 2 prohibitlonists
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul. Nov. 4-The returns all day
have been generally favorable to the
democrats and the most sanguine repub-
licans are not now claiming the election
Of McGill as governor by more thar
5000. while the democrats are elated
and confident that DR.. Ames, will be
elected by o small majority.
WISCONSIN. Is
Milwaukee, Nov. 4-Gov. Rusk init
mates that his plurality will exceed
10000. From complete returns from oil
the legislative districts the Sentinel
tonight figures that the republicans
will have a majority of 36 over all
opposition in the legislature on joint
ballot. and that they will scn..e! bc::h
the senate and assembly.
COLORADO,
DenyeF, Nov. 1.-THE election OF Adams,
democrat, for governor by q plurality
OF 1000 is conceded by the republicans.
MONTANA.
st. Panl Nov. "A Helena special to
the Pioneer Press saws the democratic
territorial committee claim to have
carried every one Of the fourteen coun-
ties In Moutana for Toole, except
Yellowstone. Toole's majority will be
ove 1850.
KENTUCKY.
Cincinnati, Nov. Nothing definite
can be stated in regard to Carlisle,s
election ansill s The offiioiai count is cons-
pleted. This will begin Friday after
noon. Times-star specials this morn
ing do not change the outlook, which is
consideredfavorable TO Carlisle by 8 close
vote.
louisville. Nov. THE Courier.Jo Our
nal received the following tonight.
Coyington, KY, Nov. Ill am eleotsd
BY from 900 to 6c1 majority.
JOHN Ct. CARLISLE.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. The Herald says:
The house Of representatives will have
le6 democrats. 15S republicans and Eve
labor men. The democrats therefore,
have q clear majority over all Of eight.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit. Nov. THE latest returns do
not materially change the republican
plurality for governor aud full returns
Will mako tho H0nro not fop e-ox. y 0nn 4