Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

tneo. All returns yet received indicate
that the vote for Congressman drew out
at least 600 more votes, making the
majority for e. G Hansbrough, for Con-
gross 1000 or more.
{ Returns sufficient to indicate the result
have been received from twepty-six OF the
thirty-four Legislative districts in the
State. There are 20 Republican,
Democratic and l Independent Re-
publican Senators and AZ Republican
and 10 Democratic Representatives. A
strong fight was made for the dis
trict judgeships, Of which there were six
to be disposed OF at this election. The
Democrats used the argument OF non-parti-
san judiciary, and the result OF that.
coupled with some good nominations, is
the election OF half the district judges
The new Judges are:
First district c. f. TIE mpleton (Dem.); Sec
ond, d. E. Morgan (Rep); Third w. B. Nc
Connen Dem.); Fourth. w. s. Lauder (Rep);
Fifth. Roderick Rose Oem.); Sixth. w. H.
Winson (Rep.).
The Bismarck correspondent OF the
Pioneer Press says that instead of 3, coo ma
iority. Miller for Governor. will have TO-
600. The liquor men are alarmed The
vote on prohibition upon their figuring is
close
Friends Of Ex-Governor Pierce claim II
votes On Joint ballot for United states
Senator and the Scsndinsvians claim they
will have 10 votes for NJ " Johnson, their
candidate for United States Senator. John
son hopes to hold the balance Of power in
the Legislature and will use it TO defeat
Ex-Governor Ordway.
SOUTH DAKoTA's voTk
Sioux FALLS, S D., Oct 3-Returns re-
fl11
result in the capital contest: Pierre, 49,
ea4; Huron, II, re; Sioux Falls, II, ,410 The
success Of Pierre is generally conceded
Fourteen precincts OF this county are yet
TO be heard from
The election Of officers and Congressman
In South Dakota cut rather a small figure,
the vote being Acknowledged to be one
sided and the contest for the location OF
the capital overshadowed all else. It is
claimed that even votes on prohibition
were traded for votes on the capital loca-
ton. and that the most thorough cam
psigning was chaff before the wind
when the capital question was mentioned
special from Deadwood says the cleo
ton for Stae, Judicial and Legislative
officers was one OF the most exciting in the
history OF the Black Hills Full returns
have not yet been received from che out
lying precincts, but sufficient has been re-
csived to indicate heavy Democratic gains
nearly everywhere o NJ Thomas Dem
has been elected district Judge over A w.
Hsstls (Rsp) by nearly 800 majority
REPUBLICAN, SWEEP IL WASHINGTON.
sEATTLx Wash, Oct 3-Th. Republic
ans claim that their ticket Is elected by a
majority OF 10. 900 TO l5.OO0 Taree-fourths
ot the Legislature will be Republican The
constitution ia adopted by a majority OF
o.. coo or 10 members OF the Legislature
In both houses the Democrats have not
elected no re than Is The prohibition
and woman suffrage clauses Of the consti-
tuition are defeated For the State cap
ital Olympia IL largely shsod OF all com
pstitors and may have a majority over all,
though the better judgment is that an
other ballot will be necessary 20 decide IL
All the principal towns Seattle. Tacoma
Spokane Falls, Olympia. Port Townsend
and Vancouver voted heavily for the CON
stitution and gave large Republican ma
iorities