Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15


The vote is running SO close, with SO
many unexpected changes, that almost the
entire vote will have to be known before
definite results can be ascertained. 1t is
probable that the republican state ticket,
with the exception of Hutchison, is
elected by small margin" This is a
more hopeful view than is generally held
by republicans. On the legislature the
figures are these: Returns from every
legislative district show that the next leg
lslature will stand: Senate-republicans
2G; democrats, %. Honse-republicans
80; democrats, Al; doubtful, 1.
Gov. Foraker Defeated in Ohio.
The democratic ticket won in Ohio:
Lieutenant-G Governor .W1LL1AMV. MARQUIS
supreme Judges. .MARTIN d. FoLLErr
State Treasurer. .......... WILLIAM f. BoD1.N
Attorney general JESSE NJ LEWIS
School Commissioner ..... .CiAH1Es C. MULLER
Supreme Court Clerk. j. G. SHuMAkER
Board OF Public Af1airs. ..... FRANK REYNOLDS
The republican state committee con-
cedes the election of Campbell and admits
that the legislature is democratic in both
tee is claiming the election of Campbell
by plurality of 10000 to $4,000 and the
rest of the ticket by pluralities ranging
from 1000 to 5000. These conclusions
are reached from meager returns and
mostly by estimates, but are believed to
be reliable within range of pluralities
given. The republican, committee has
nothing upon which they can reliably dis
pute the figures. The committee, however,
does not think complete figures will be
sufficiently favorable to save any part of
their ticket. Both committees and chair
men seem to be agreed that the democrats
n 1.,t- fl,o L.
Virginia Democratic.
Governor ,............. PHILLIP w. MCKINNEY
lleutenant-Governor. ............ HoGB TYLER
Attorney General. TAYLOR SCOTT
Dispatches received at Alexandria indi
cate democratic victory and that the ma
Jorlty may reach the proportions of the
most sangulne expectations, which say
10000. Col Gordon, chairman of the
state democratic committee. estimates the
majority at over $4,000, with a fair pros
pect OF 1t being largely increased. The
Legislature is over two-thirds democratic,
Complete reurns indicate the over
whelming defeat of Malone. Returns
from two thirds Of the state show that the
democratic gains will exceed by 5000 the
vote of 1888. The democrats will have a
two thirds majority on joint ballot in the
legislature.
Successful New York Democrats.
Controller. ....................ED EDWARD WEMpLB
Attorney General. .......... CHARLES +. TABOR
s stat treasurer. ELLIOTT DANFoRTH
Judge of Court OF Appeals. :. =. DENNIS O'BRIEN
On returns received it is ascertained
that the next leglslasure will be composed
as follows: Senate, 81 republicans. IL
democrats; assembly, 67 republicans. 81
dem ocrats.
The World says the democrats have not
only carried the state by from 10000 to
2o,OOO, but have gained ten members of
the legislature.
Small Nebraska Ticket.
Judge Of Supreme Court. ,:...T: L. NonvAn
Regents State University. JhAs = ~ K MORRILL,
Member Congress, Soc. Dis. GILBERT u. LAWS
From Omaha the Associated Press est.
mate at midnight was as follows: Returns
indicate that about two thirds vote was
polled as compared with the presidential
vote OF 1883. The estimate of the repubi.
can state majority will range from is. 600
to 10000 for supreme Judge, and from
2,Ooo to 5000 for the republican congress-
man IN the second district, to fill the va.
cancy caused by the death of James
Laird. '""eS
Ae'ui us uo no cuanRe the above
estimate. Exact figures will be unattain.
able Tor some days vet, but the result "a
foreshadowed in the early estimate.
The Bay State Republican,.
Iie "ur fiorsr;or 9 A. BnAcKE1r
Secretary of State. henry r. P1nncE
a Aa;4a ................. GEORGE A. MARDEN
/ Huu.oE ..................ClIA CHARLES r. linn
Attorney General =. ASDnEw j. WATSrM ,1pp
One hundred and ninety-seyen towns
and cities give Bracket 34,U7G, and Rms.
sell 2|.209. The same towns in 1887 oava
Ames 23,2l5 and Lowering 17.431 Re-
turns come in slowly. BracLett il IN.
doubtedly elected governor hnt even ~.
be SMALL f@"1i'S WILL
pennsylvania Republican.
Returns from fifty-seyen of H.
seven nn counties OF the state and lncludi9o
Innaoelpdla and Allegheny COUNTESS
snow plurality for Boyer for state traas
urer OF 62,ll5 over Blger. Bovar,s .1 ,,1',
railty IN the state will be over 60. Ooa' pi1
New Jersey.
An unusually large vote vas no,,oa
.hroughout the state. Slowly CONT; po'. 80
turns indicate that Abbott. democrats r.
governor, has carried the state. Aoi
Maryland.
Impartial returns indicate that p
man, democrat, is re- elected state nausn-
1ro ono oy about II, 200 majority. y ea;n
SsVVO on his former vote. s"An oi