The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-16

possibly four. Atpresent there are, seven
republicans and six democrats. Not q
single return has yet been received by the
committee upon the vote for president.
The journal, John G. News paper, will
Calm the election of Harrison and the
republican TICKET III Indiana.
1sDtANApoi.ts, Nov. 6.-The democratic
committee has returns from fifty-scvcp
precincts out of 1906, showing net
democratic gain of 1888. Col Matson
ccntideniially claims his election by a
handsome majority. AT 2 A. N. Gov.
Gray says Indiana has gone demo
cratic. Secretary Sheerin. of the
national democratic committee, says:
We have carried the state by safe ma
jority and elected nine congressman
CoLUMBus, O., Nov. 8-Judge Thur
man heard only incomplete returns be-
fore retiring for the night, but he was
iuclined to give up The fight
Chairman Cappelltr, of the Republi-
can state committee, states that he has
heard from less than one-third of the
state, but estimates Harrison's plurality
to be % 600 or more.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. Z, 9 Il. m.-Two thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty precincts
in Illinois, outside Of Cook ,cfuntE, show
net Republican gain of 1858 over the
vote of 1884, which seems an almost uni.
form rate of gain in all precincts heard
from, and should this be continued in the
remaining precincts the gains in the state
outside of Cook county will approximate
10000 Allowing for the reduced vote
in Cook county, the plurality for the Re-
| publican ticket in Illinois should be 25,-
OO0 10 30 600. Fiier, Republican candidate
for governor, falls behind Harrison in
most places, but more largely in Cook
county than e'sewherc. He will proba-
bly, lose this c6unty by 2,tob to 5000.
CONNECTICUT
New YORK, Nov IA Herald bule-
tin says that Cleveland has carried Con-
necticut by $50.
| MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, GOV. 7.-Returns continue
To come in slowly, but enough have been
| received to show that Harrison carried
the state by safe plurality. The Tri-
bune and the Republican state central
committee claim the state for Harrison
by over $4,000 plurality, but admit that
Luce, Republican for governor, may run
some thousand behind. The Free Press
comedies the state To Harrison, but
claims the election Of Burt for governor.
| Western Union asvices from East Sagi-
nav say Burt comedies his election by
2,0C0. The Republicans claim eight and
possibly nine of the eleven congressional
| districts. The Democrats will not con-
cedc this, but decline to give their fig.
| uyes.
WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. G.-NIidnight.- Re
| turns from the state are unprecedentedly
slow. Chairman Payne of the Republi-
can committee still holds to the estimated
| 20, 600 for the Harrison electoral ticket,
With Hoard for governor somewhat be-
hind. The vote in the Fourth congress
sional district (Milwaukee) will be close,
! hut indications point to the election of
NanShaick, Republican, by a small ma
| iority. Tie Milwaukee county offices
| will be divided between the Republicans
and Democrat Labor candidates. AT this
hour l05 cities and towns outside of
Milwaukee county gave net Republican
gain of 1881.
MINNESOTA.
| MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. AT midnight
returns from Minnesota are exceedingly
meagre and are coming in very slowly
Harrison has carried the state by at least
$4,000 plurality. Merriam, Republican
is elected governor by from 5000 to 10,
oOo and Lind, Comstock and Snyder, Re
| pubhcans, are elected 10 congress. Tho
First and Third districts (Wilscn's ant
McConLell's) are still in doubt and arc
claimed by the Democrats. The Demo
cratic central committee also claims the
election of Wilson for governor by small
plurality, but Merriam gained on McGill'!
vote of two years ago in nearly every
town heard from go that the Republican,
! feel confident
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY Cry, Nov. New Jersey il
democratic by about 5000
IOWA
| Dies MONIES. Nov. 1.-Two hundred
precincts in Iowa give Harrison, 27, ,565
Cleveland a0,079; Fisk, 399 The sam.
precincts in 1887 gave Larrabee, 23Sl3
Anderson, 1903. Net republican gain
1,576.
SAN Francisco. Nov. Forty pre-
cincts outside of Multnomas county, Ore
gon, give Harrison. 1886; Cleveland
3.441; Fisk. 1873. The same precincts il
1884 gave Blaine 3,3l2; Cleveland, s,292
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov O. Forty election pre-
cincts outside CT Omaha give Harrison
1904; Cleveland, 1,G55; Fisk, 4lS Th
same in 1884 gave Blaine 4,64l; Clevc
land, 1921.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-One half of th
state heard from and shows Democratic
loss of about 1000.
/ MASSACHUSETTS,
BosToN, Nov. 6.-The Republican
claim plurality for Harrison in the stat
of 30, 900. The Globe places the majort,
for Harrison at 30. 600 to 32, 600, and con
cedes the election of ten Republican con
gressmen out of twelve.
AUGUSTA, Nov. G.-Mr. Blaine has sen
the following telegram to Gen. Harrison
The returns thus far received irdicat
that Maine has given you majority o
%, 600. 1t will be more rather thai
less"
NORTH CAROLINA.
| WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. THE re
turns show small Democratic gains owe
the vote of 1884, when the Democrat
carried the state by over 1S, 600.
/ KENTUCKY.
4 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 7.-Kentucky
in spite of the rain, has given Clevelant
the usual Democratic majority. The fig
ures will be near 10000.
COLORADO.
i Pueblo, Col, Nov. 7-Nothing j
known here yet. Both sides are conf
dent.
4 MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Miss. Nov. THE city goe
Democratic by 5oS for the first time il
many yeara. The state seems to hav
| gone Democratic. with five Democratic
congressmen.