Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-08

a84 plurality, but On error in New Haven
might change il to Harrison.
Conpecticut gives Olevelsnd for presI-
dent o plurality Of 42a, with two towns
to hear from. which will reduce ii to
about $50.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Nov. The Chronicle
(rep.) in it's issue this morning says:
Returns received till three O'Clock chow
the interior to be carried by the republi- I
can by a handsome vote. The victory
in the state outside the city is complete.
Harrison he's q plurality OF from 10000
TO IL 900 in the interior. In addition TO
this splendid result. the congressional
districts outside the city gave majorities
to the republican candidates.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov. 7-Michigan has gone
republican by q plurality ranging from
1900 to 5000 on I he electoral ticket.
DAKOTA.
Bismarck, OAK, Nov. 6-Scattering
returns indicate that Matthews has been
ont by the farmers and he will fall be-
hind the majority Of two years ago when
Clifford defeated Day by 20, 900. Bur
leigh county, democratic two years ago,
gives Mathews 300 maj Jrity. Counties
on the Missouri slope give him 1900
majority. la north Dakota Mathews
majority will be about 10000, in south
DaKota not more than $4,000 and proh-
ably less. Tne legislature will be three
fourths republican. In the Pembina
district o democratic delegation OF three
is elected and Is probably the only full
one in the territory.
Bismarck, Oak Nov. 6--Ninety-6ve
scattering precincts throughout the ter
ritory give Mathews. republican 1896,
and Harden. democrat, 9s7. Ysnkton
~oonnty gives Mathews 800 me- ,rity.
Pierre gives him 80 majority.
Pierre, Oak Nov. 6-Incomplete re-
turns from the eleventh legislative dis
trict gives,C o. /. Crawford, republican for
the council, o majority over Geo. G..
Orose, independent, 450. Flank Lilli-
bridge and o. r. Van Etsen. republican,
Tor the house, have about 500 majority.
Mathews, delegate to congress, majority
will exceed 500 in the district OF Harden.
Canton, DAk,. Nov. 7-Seyenteen pre-
cincts ID Lincoln county give Mathews,
| $50; Harden, $50; for delegate to con-
gress, For the council. e. @. Erickson,
$40; John II Wood, $50; for the house,
4. r Aikens, 1855; ). v. White, 1886;
II. N Burdick. $50; Chas. Christopher,
$50. The indications are that LancoIn
county will give Mathews, Erickson,
Aikens and White 100 mrj ,rity each.
Huron, Oak, Nov. 6-Twenty- IA ont
OF 30 precincts OF Bsadle county, includ.
ing the oity Of huron, give Mashews
/ ,GSS, Harden 80l. Lowry OF Huron
il elected to the council in the eighth
district By LOCO majority; for the house,
Roger OF Jeranld 10 elected bs $50, and
Price of Sanborn by $50 majority.
Vermlllion, Dak., Nov. z, 1920 q. M.
--Semi-official returns from this county
show large maiorities for Mathews, re-
publican, for delegate; Erickson re-
publican for the council; Akin, re-
publican for the house. Buraick, ind.
for the house will carry this county and
in some districts the vote is close.
Watersown, Oak, Nov. 9-Rsturns
are in complete from 10 prec,nots and
give Mathews 6l2, Harden 1877. Mathews
mi jority II the county 400. Cooper,
republican for the council, has 400 ma
jority in the county.
Tower City, OAK. Nov. 6-Tower
City precinct cast 100 votes for dele
gate; Mathews received 1903. Bierly, IA,
Grammar Is. for the council, Edwards 81,
Stimmell 10, for asae,- oily, Fisher So.
Peterson So Durham 70, McNeiiI n.
The peoples county ticket has 10 ma
iority. Cornell township polls 81 votes,
Edwards II. Ssimmell l0.
Valley City, OAK, Nov. 6.-Valley
City and nine precincts give Mathews,
republican. for delegate, 446; Harden.
democrat, for delegate, 275 votes; Mo-
Donald, democrat, for the council,
452; Van Wormer, republican, for the
council, 305; Lampmsn, democrat, for
the assembly, a67: Elliott, republican,
for the assembly, 1884; Couse, democrat.
for the assembly, Isl Des!y, republican,
for the: assembly, 206.