Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-09

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have elected congrcss den in the First,
Third, Seventh: Democrats in Fourth,
Fifth, Second. Sixth, Eighth and Ninth
districts. The Tenth district is uncer-'
tain.
Milwaukee-Co Complete reports from all
over the state give the Democrats 10
state senators which. together with Is
bold over senators, gives them 81 out Of
the 80 votes in the senate with the
chance of raising this number to 20.
Sixty-six Democrats have been 30 far:
elected to the assembly and great
many Democratic strongholds have not.
get been heard from. This assures the.
election of Democratic. United States
senator to succeed Sawyer. .
st. Louis-The state congressional
election has resulted as follows: First
district, VIM. H. Hatch D; Second, u.
8; Hall, D; Third, A. NJ. Dockery, D;
Fourth, j. N. Burns, D; Fifth, j. Tars-
Seventh, John T. Heard, d; Eighth, r.
2. Bland, D; Ninth, Champ Clark, d;
Tenth. ID. Bartheldt, r; Eleventh, Chas.
E. Joy, r; Twelfth, Seth Cobb, d;
Thirteenth, R. w. Fyn, d. Fourteenth,
Marsh Arnold, D; Fifteenth, Charles
Morgan, d. The Eleventh district
alone is doubtful. Joy, r, claimsa ma
joritv of 40 over O'Neill, b, and if Joy
gets the certificate O'Neill declares he
will contest the election.
Illinois.
Chicago-Returns from nearly all tho
congressional districts in the state are
complete and indicate that the Demo-
Gratis have elected congressman in the
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Eighth,
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Six
teanth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth districts and two at large;
Republicans in the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh.
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Fifteenth and
Twentieth districts. The vote in the
First district is very close and it will re-
quire the official count to determine the
result.
Ohio.
Coltlmbus-Late returns reveal the
fact that the result in Ohio is very close.
The Democratic electors have lead of
a little over 7Ol plurality, with four
counties to hear from. Three of these
are Democrat, the fourth is Republican.
s. M. Taylor, r, candidate for secretary
OF state, claims his election by 878. It
is, however, thought that he runs be-
hind the Republican electors.
Toledo-Official count in the ninth
Ohio congressional district shows the
election Of j. M. Ashley, r, by. s plu-
rality over Ritchie, D.
| Kansas.
Kansas City-At $50 indications are
that Republicans have elected congress-
men in Kansas in the First, Second and
Fourth districts and at large; the Fu-
sionists have carried the Fifth and Sixth
and Seventh districts. The Third dis
trict is in doubt, with chances in favor
of Hudson, +. The Seventh congress
sional district is conceded to Jerry Simp-
son, F, by about zoo majority. This
means Republican gain over two years
ago of upwards of 1000. ;:
Virginia.
Richmond Congressman Wise, D.
. was reelected by 1000 majority. Nine
Democratic. congressman are elected.
The Fourth district is doubtful, with
prol;i. Utilities in favor of Epes, sitting
Democrat over j. Thomas Goode, p.
G. c. Clarke. the newly appointed
United States marshal for this district
in place of Farr, deceased. qualified
befnre Judge Hughes. with General
William Malone and ex-Judge Waddell
on his bond.
South Carolina.
Raleigh Congressional returns are
now so complete as to show positively
that the Democrats have elected con-
gress1nen in all districts save the Fifth.
There Williams, D. has 400 majority
with one county to hear from, which
jority.
California.
San Francisco-The Democrats will in
all probability carry four congressional
districts, the First. Second, Fourth and
Sixth, and the Republicans the remain
! ing three. although the vote is close in
the Seventh district with chances in
favor OF the Republican candidate.
Michigan.
Detroit-The Democrats have elected
their congressman in the First, Second,
Fifth. Seventh and Tenth districts. The
legislature, which chooses a United
States senator, is Republican in both
branches.
Des Moines-The Republicans elect
congressman in ~ out of the IL districts.
Walter !. Hayes. of the Second district,
is the only Democrat elected. The Peo-
ple's Party vote will reach 5000 and.
the Prohibition vote 5000.
New Jersry.
Trenton-For congress the Republic:
cans have carried the First and Second
districts and possibly the Eighth. The
returns from the latter district are still
incomplete.