Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-13
Election Returns.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 3-There is no cleo
ton Tor governor by the people. One nun
dred and ninety towns give Sawyer, Republi.
cam 29,l59; Cogswell, Democrat. 2s,266;
Wentworth, Prohibition. 1855. Republican
loss, 1863. Mckinney, Democrat, t~undoubt-
edly defeats Hoywer, Republican, for con-
gress, in the first district. Gallinger, Repub-
hcan, Is elected In the second district. The
legislature, which is to elect an United States
senator, Is Republican by a small majority.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The mayoralty vote
was: Hewitt, 20,296; George, 5000; Roose-
welt, 6O,392. Although defeated George and
his followers are not cast down. George was
a good second in the race and made a better
showing than any one expected. The strength
OF the labor movement Is now recognized.
DETROIT, Nov. 3.-Up to ! p. IN. the indi.
cations are that Luce for governor and the
entire Republican ticket are elected by 5000
plurality.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The election returns
show that the labor ticket In this county cut
the Democratic vote in two, while the Repub-
lean ticket was left almost Intact. The county
- Nl"''N"h ~ dbout lD,tVO pluTdl-
lily over the Democ rats. The vote Will exceed
a little the aggregate vote for the labor and
Democratic tickets combined.
In Colorado the smoke of battle has passed
away, and the opposing factions are still busy
in clearing the field. The recent political bat
tie is the most remarkable one In the history
OF Colorado. The state, which has never be-
fore failed to give handsome Republican ma
%iorities, has been swept by the Democratic
party.
In Minnesota the returns are in from all
the counties. Hon. X z. Magill Is elected by
a majority Of 100. The Democratic state
central committee, that was confident of suc-
cess to the last, has closed It's headquarters
and departed.
In Illinois Daniel +. Gleeson, who ran
against Frank Lawler for congress in the Sec
ond district, stated that he will produce afi-
davits from men who VIII swear they saw the
election judges in some OF the precincts erase
figures credited TO Gleeson and substitute
smaller ones.
In Pennsylvania the official returns of the
vote for governor, with the exception of
Philadelphia, have been received. With
Philadelphia placed at -, 100 pluralityfo
Beaver, Republican, the ~latter's plurality n
the state over Black, Democrat. Is 800; Wolf,
prohibitionist, received about 10000 votes.
In New Hampshire Hon. Martin A. Haines,
Republican candidate for congress in the
First district, will contest the election of the
Rev. l.. +. MacKinley, Democrat, on account
of alleged Irregularities IN thi. city.
In California changes from the interior pre-
cincts of the state reduce Bartlett's Demo
crat) majority over Swift, Republican, for
governor to 202. The remaining precincts TO
he heard from In the mountain counties will
probably increase these figures for Bartlett,
but the final result cannot yet be determined.
The First congressional district is the only
one now doubtful. Biggs, Democrat, Is elect
ed IN the Second. The remaining four have
been carried by the Republicans. Returns for
the legislature are still incomplete, but there
is no doubt 1t Is Democratic by at least six ma
jority on Joint ballots. Figures already re
ceived indicate twelve, but Republican major
titles at some points will probably cut these
down.
In New Jersey the official returns for the
Fourth congressional district give Paddock,
Democrat, a majority Of 1l6 over Van Blar-
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