Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-11-06
the state ticket Of $1,000 and probably
1900. The returns also show the elec-
ton Of Republican congressmen in 8 of

ton Of Republican congressman in Of
the II districts and give Haye democrat,
200 majority in the second district and
Weaver, fusion, in the sixth district 300,
and Anderson, fusion, in the eighth dis
trict majority. The democrats con-
cede the state by 10000 and claim four
congressional districts. not conceding
Halls defeat in the first district.
PENNSYLVANIA
PHlLApELrHlA, Nov. 3.-Iseaver's plu-
rality over Black is 1920. Tho new dol
eKation to congress will consist Of 10 Re-
publicans, including Brumm. Republic
can-Greenbacker, and Democrats. The
present delegation is composed of 20 Re-
publicans and 8 Democrats.
NEw YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. The Herald says
The house Of representatives chosen on
Tuesday, and which will assemble in De-
cember, 1887, proves to have 1865 Demo-
Gratis and l53 Republicans and 5 labor
men. The Democrats will have, there
fore, clean majority over all of eight.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 3.-Ciose estimates on
election in this state place the Republic
can plurality at 1000. This is based on
the vote Of two years ago, while the re-
ports SO far received show Republican
gains which would increase this figure.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
elect six congressman and the Democrats
five.
VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-Tne Virginia con-
gressional delegation stand: First DIS
trict, Brown, Republican; Second, Bow
den, Republican Third, Wise, Demo-
crat; Fourth, Gaines, Republican; Fifth,
Brown, Republican Sixth. Hopkins,
knights Of Labor: Seventh. O'Ferrell,
Democrat; Eighth. Loe. Democrat; Ninth,
Bowen, Republican; Tenth, York, Rc-
publican. Tho Democrats loso five rep
resentatives.
WISCONSIN
MINIATURES, Nov. 3.-The Republi-
cans have elected Governor Rusk by not
| less than e, 900 plurality over w Woodward,
Democratic candidate, and 1t is probable
that 1t will turn 25.OOO. Chairman Tay-
lor, Of tho Republican state central COM
mittee, places it at $1,000.
OHIO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--Ohio Republicans
elect their entire ticket in Hamilton coun-
ty, including both congressman. The
Commercial-Iazctte claims that the Rc-
/ M kViEnOS nj tnI La, e
congress, the Democrats l50. 1t also
claims tho election of IL congressman il,
Ohio, with ono in doubt. Tho Enquirer
claims the state ticket in doubt, but con-
cedes Hamilton county to tho Ropubli-
cans; also claims S congressman, prob
ably in Ohio.
ClNCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Full returns ro-
ceived today show Campbell, Democrat,
elected by 81 majority over Little, Re-
publican, in tho seventh, and Pugsloy,
Republican,, elected in tho twelfth by 43
over Denner, Democrat. Kennedy, Ro-
publican Is 485 ahead in tho eighth, with
champaign county to hear from. Gros-
veror, Republican, in tho tifteenth is 1865
L "SsN A'ACiSS COuuIy W llCAI ITOIll.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-Tho Republican
ticket elected by from $1,000 to 10000.
The Republicans gain three and perhaps
five congressman. Col. Morrison is do
foated in tho 18th district by John Baker
by 1000 majority.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIs, Nov. 4.-The congress
sional delegation stands: Republicans 7,
Democrats 8; a Republican gain Of 3. 20.
| BLAINE.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-IIon. James G..
Blaine was mt tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
today and WAS called on by number of
visitors. In conversation with a report
or lie said: 81 shall remain in the city
until tomorrow night whom will start
for home. am in New York on busi-
ness. have nothing to say about the
result of tho election"