St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
The Result in lIinois---Ch1cagc
Endorses Frank LAWYER for a
Second Term.
Dakota.

ceiVed at Democratic neadq udIJeIS III Ihio
CITY from seventy-SiX towns and precincts
show a net Democratic gain OF 5.3O1. The
same percentage OF gains throughout the
territory insures the election Of Day. DEM,
by majority of 1000 to 10000. The gain
in Burleigh county IA 1,215, and other
counties are coming 6ythe front in Ike
manner. Whether DaWbr Clifford Is elected
the Democrats have scored an unprece-
dented victory and reduced the Republican
majority to a greater extent than any state
or territory in the Union. Chairman
Johnson, of the Democratic executive COM
mittee, tonight declared that he Believed
Dav was elected by a good majority, and
the Republicans are conceding The victory
TO the Democrats. If Clifford is elected his
majority is so small, compared with his
majority of 55. 600 two years ago. II conStl-
tutes most ignOminiOuS and Overwhelm-
ing defeat for the Republicans. Dakota
has redeemed herself, and the returns thus
far received SurpaSS the most Sangulne eX-
pectatious of the Democrats. COngratula-
tory kilograms are pouring into the COM
mittee from all portions of the territory
and neighbOrng states. The territory IS
ablaze tonight with Democratic enthusi-
aSm.
WALSH COUNTY REDEEMED.
Special to the Globe.
FARGO. Oak, Nov. 2.-Despatches to
the Republican committee indicate that
Walsh county has been carried for Day for
congress. by 500 majority. The surprising
revolution is attributed to the division
plank in TIE Republican platform.
Special TO the GloOe.
GRAFTON, Oak, Nov. IN. II. Day
carries this city by "a majority. The indi-
cations are that he has carried this county,
which gave only % votes for VIII
son two years ago, Returns from Martin
and RushfOrd townships give Day, Dem,
43 majority. Allen and Stewart. Rep,
and Ensign, Ind, are undoubtedly elected
to the legislature.
YANKToN.
Special to the Globe.
YAYKrON. OAK. Nov. 2.-The Repub-
licans are certain of the election Of the en-
tire county ticket with the exception of the
register of deeds and the sheriff. The re-
urns are not all in, but it is safe to con-
.ede the county to the Republicans by
God majority. The legislature is solidly
Republican, with the possible exception of
one member Of the house.
HURON.
Special to the Globe.
Ooh.s WV ANS0NiAAo AAOAA
the county come in slowly. Probably 2, 800
votes were polled. Day gets about six hun
dred. All the Republican county ticket is
elected. Cain of BeadIe is elected member
of the council, and Wise of Sanborn county
and ROyer of Jerauld county are elected
representatives.
No returns from other counties are re-
ceived The total vote Of Huron was 709.
The majOrities in favor of the Republican
ticket run from 100 to 400. Days vote IN
the city was 250.
HAMILTON.
Special to the Globe.
HAMILTON, Oak, Nov. 2.-The vote
here was las, of which Day got 101. lie
will carry the Twenty-frst district by
large majority.
PEMBINA COUNTY.
Special to the Globe
BATHGATE, Oak. Nov. 2.-Fourteen
precincts in Pembina county gives Day 693
majority. Seven precincts to hear from
will probably increase it to 900. Donovan,
for the council. and the entire Democratic
ticket is elected.
WATERFOWL.
Special to the Globe.
WATERFOWL, Oak, Nov. mime pre-
cinctS give Day for delegate Sc majority.
There are four precincts yet to hear from.
Clifford possibly has a majority in the
county. The Republicans conceded four of
the county officers. There are immense
Democratic gains.
THE RESULT AT FARGO.
Special to the GLOBE
FARGO, OAK, Nov. 2.-Although the
vote of Fargo is not yet counted it is con-
ceded that nearly all the Republican ticket
in this county is defeated by the farmers
and Democrats electing Col. Benton sheriff
and two if not all three opposition men,
bers of the legislature. Clifford will have
several hundred majority for congress, but
no estimate can yet be made. There is
great rejoicing among the probable victors.
MINNEHAHA FOB DAY.
Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 2.-Returns indicate
that Day has received !, 900 votes in Mime
haha county. a gain of 500 over the Demo
cratic vote of two years ago. GrigSby,
Barkholder, Terrill and Millimore. all Re-
pubIicans, are probably elected to the legiS-
lature. The county ticket is mixed.
A SWEEP AT NAHPEToN.
Special to the Globe.
WAHPEToN, Oak, Nov. From re-
ports which can be ascertained tonight it
shows that G. d. Swaine. Dem. candidate
for councilman has a majority all over the
district, Richland county giving him ma
jority of over 200. II. N. Day, candidate
on the Democratic ticket for delegate to
congress- received majority of about 200
in kichland county. From everything
which can be learned q. D. Swane,
the Democratic nominee will defeat
p. J. McCumber. the incumbent and Re-
publican candidate for territorial council
man from the Fifteenth legislative district.
On county Offices the returns show j. Il.
Miller for sheriff, j. NJ. Ruggles, register
of deeds. o. K. Ulsaker, treasurer, S. II.
SNYDER district attorney. The contest
has been very close. The Democrats, how
ever, have carried their candidates through
and in all cases the officers elected owe
their election to being carried on the ticket
which read, DAY for congress"
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
special to the Globe
MITCHELL, D. T., Nov. Election re-
turns in this legislative district come in
slowly on account of the scratching done,
but the best information indicates that j.
ID. Lawler is elected councilman over
Gates, Republican, by SEQ or QUO majority.
This is Well-aeserved compliment
to a deservedly popular man. as
the dis tKict heretofore has been largely
Republican. It. F. Mentz for repreSen-