The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-12

Fourth, Morrow (Rep.); Fifth, Sullivann
Dem.); Sixth, Vandever (Rep.).
Complete returns OF city and almost
complete returns OF state give Bartlett
CDem.) for governor 800 plurality over
Swife (Rep). Barlett's plurality in the city
is 2,2S2.
In Indiana the Democrats nave the legis.
lature by two majority on joint ballot, ac.
cording to the latest advices. Complete
official returns from all counties in the
state give Robertson, Rep, for lieutenant
governor 3,641 plurality. The legislature
| stands as follows: Senate-republicans.
10; democrats, 81. House-republicans'
55; democraes, AS. Total--republicans,
IA; democrats, 76.
The Ohio congressional delegation win
probably consist of 10 Republicans and z
Democrats, though two districts are SO
close it will require the official vote to de-
eide. The official count in the Seventh dis
trict shows that Campbell, Dem, has a
majority OF 3 over Little, Rep.
The next legislature OF West Virginia win
be Democratic on joint ballot by nine
votes. This will elect a Democratic sue
cessor to Senator Camden.
Fred T. Dubois, republican, is elected to
congress in Idaho, over John HALEY dem-
ocrat, by 500 majority.
Inc OHlCldl COunG III the 0IAGH heuUuCky
district shows Carlisle's majority TO be
768.
The Democratic majority in the next
House is ted at "a.
Speaking OF Henry Georges vote, Henry
Cewes OF New York said: Revolutions
never go backward. The 81, 600 votes
cast fer George is a real revolution, the
handwriting which is written on the walls
in enduring ink. A similar uprising TO
which it represents occurred q few years
since in California, the result OF which
was to drive all the fabulously rich men
from there, together with their great wealth.
to New York for safety, and o they are
sumptuously surrounded, but since the
election they and others are not feeling as
comfortable at their homes as they did.
In Minnesota, last Sunday, five counties
were yet to be heard from-Becker, Dodge,
Isanti, Lac qui Parle, and Renville. The
five combined cannot change asst 20
make McGills majority less than 5000
nor much more han 5000.
Complete returns from ninety-four Iowa
counties and five semi. official, give Jackson
(Rep.) Is, 974 majority, a gain OF more
than eight thousand over the majority OF
Gov. Larrabee. The total vote polled in
the state is nearly the same as last year.
345, 1872. OF the judges elected there are
~thirty-two Re pubIicans and twelve fusion
lists.
In California, the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle (Rep.) claims that Swift (Rep.) for gov
ernor has been counted put in that city.
The democrats claim the state for Bartlett
by $50 plurality. The First congressional
district is the only one no " doubtful. Beggs,
Dem, is elected in the Second. The remain
ing four nave been carried by the republi-
cans. There is no doubt that the legisla-
ture is democratic by at least six majority
on joint ballot.
Hon. Martin A. Haynes, Republican can
didate in First district OF New Hampshire,
will contest the election OF Representative
d. f. Mckinley, Democrat, on account OF
alleged Irregularities in the city.
Judge Clifford has some reason to be
frightened over the prospect OF being left
out of the Office OF delegate to congress.
His majority has decreased from $4,000
to less han 5000 apparently.
George Thobe. candidate against Speak.
err Carlisle for congress in the sixth Ken
lucky district, announces his intention to
contest the election OF Mr.. Carlisle.
Thirty-seven Apache Indian children Of
Geronimo's band rave arrived at the Car
Isle pa. Indian training school.
The secretary OF the interior has settled
the question Of the Mile Laos reservation
for a time. The Indian appropriation bill
OF July A, 1884, provided that the land
acquired from the Mile Laos by the treaty
OF May z, 1884, should not be patented
until further legislation on the subject.
Several people have endeavored to enter
this land, but nave not succeeded. r.
Emerson made an effort to enter land in
section rs, township 40. range 26, Tay-
lor's Falls tMinn.) land district, but his
entry was rejected by the local land Office.
He appealed to the commissioner, who
affirmed the decision OF the local land Office.
Emerson appealed further TO the secre-
tary, who settled the matter under the
above legis lation by affirming the commits
%sioner's decision.
Gen. Won Dannenburg, comm ander OF tina
German Second army corps. has resigned
his post, owing TO rye disease. He will
probably be succeeded by Prince Henry OF
Hesse. !
A destructive fire occurred at Dalhousie,
N. b. The best portion OF the business
part OF the town is in ashes. Twenty-Five
buildings were consumed. The fire is said
to have originated in the tenement over
the p~ostofice. The loss is heavy.
Fire at Southampton, Ont, destroyed
two and o half blocks containing fifty
buildings. Loss, $50, 600; Insurance..
$4,000.
The will OF Samuel Johnson. ~probated at
Chicago, distributes an estate OF $3.50, 600,
most OF which goes to his family and
friends. For the erection OF a bronze stat
Le OF Shakespeare in Lincoln park $1,000
is belueathed, $4,000 to the Chicago
Nursery and Halt Orphans Home. $780,
600 to st. Luke's hospital, $40, 900 to the
Cincinnati Orphan asylum and $1,000
Tor a gateway at the main entrance Of the
college yard.
A probably fatal shooting affair took
place at Rock Falls, Wis, the victim being
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