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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-11-11
IN MINNESOTA.

Republicans Elect six and Possibly Seven
Congressmen.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 11.--From the incom-
|plete returns received up to noon from
the various counties in the state there is
conclusive evidence that the entire Re-
publican state ticket has been elected.
OF this there is no doubt whatever.
B The vote on the Fusion electors has
Fallen SO far below the estimate that
there is every probability of the election
of the nine presidential electors.
Nelson's plurality will not be less than
10000, and is likely to reach $4,000. OF
the six congressman the Republicans
have been successful in the First, Sec
ond, Fourth. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
districts. The Third district is still in
doubt, but it is probable that Hall,
Democrat and Populist, has been elected.
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CALIFORNIA CLOSE.

Clsveland's Big Majority in San Francisco
May Carry the State.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. n.--According
to returns counted in this city thus far
Cleveland will have plurality of about
1000. Returns are too meagre to say
with positiveness which electoral ticket
has carried the state, but indications are
that Cleveland's plurality in this city
will be overcome by Harrison's plural
ity in other parts Of the state and that
the latter will probably win by plu-
rality considerably less than that of four
years ago. The legislature is still in
doubt, but viii probably be Republican
on joint ballot. The Democrats in all
probability carry four congressional dis
tricts and the Republicans the remain
ing three.
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THREE DEAD.

Details Of south Carolina Election Row
Received.
81 COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. l1.-Details of
the election affray at Hollands Store
precinct, Anderson county, show that
three men were killed and several
wounded, all whites. 1t appears that
that ". CT. Carter, the Republican su-
sseryisor. and James wv. Earle, Demo-
crat, became involved in a political
quarrel just outside of the house in
in which the voting was going on.
Carter pulled his pistol and fred at
Earle but missed him and hit Columbus
Green, the Democratic manager, who
came to the door to see what the trouble
was. Green was killed instantly, the
ball passing through his heart. The
missile struck him in the stomach, and
glanced around but did not go through.
Earle then began firing and both men
emptied their weapons. Both men
went behind the store to reload.
Earle ran through the house and
picked up shotgun and poured the con-
tents into Carter. During the fusilade
three bystanders We're wounded, but
not seriously. Carter was terribly
wounded and died a few hours after
ward. Carter came to Anderson county
from Georgia several years ago. He
was desperate character and had killed
a man once before. A dispatch just re-
ceived from Anderson says Earle is
dead
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TIE ILLINOIS FLOP.
National and State Democratic Tfcks
Chosen by Big Majority.

National and state Democratic Tickets
Chosen by Big Majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL. The later returns
do not abate in any way from the de-
cisive Democratic victory in the state of
Illinois on national and state tickets.
Conservative men of all parties now
generally agree that the Democratic
plurality in Illinois win be apparently
about 10, QUO.
Returns from nearly all the congress
eional districts in this state are complete
and indicate that the Democrats have
elected congressman in the First, Sec
ond, Third, Fourth, Eighth, Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth.
Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
districts and two congressman 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 definitely. The national and state
tickets have Democratic majority es-
timated at 81, 900 to $4,000. Democrats
have majority In the senate OF y and
in the houss of II.
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STILL CLAIM KANSAS.

Republicans Estimate Their Majority
From 400 to 4, 400.
Topeka, HAS, Nov. l1.--At noon but
little additional light had been thrown
on the situation in Kansas. The Re-
publicans from almost complete re-
turns claim the election of the state and
the electoral ticket by majority OF
400 to 1900. George /. Anthony, the
Republican candidate for congressman
at-large, leads his ticket and is undoubt-
edly elected. Democrats and Populists
claim the election by from 5000 to
10000, but their claims are largely
based on estimates. with seven doubt
full districts to hear from. The Repub-
licans have majority Of the Legislatures
on joint ballot of four. The Poputists
have elected their candidates from the
Third, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh dis
tricts by greatly reduced majorities.
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CARRY EVERYTHING.

Colorado Popuiists Secure Presidential
Electors. Governor and Legislature.
DENVER, Nov. 11.--Additional re-
turns only tend to put up the Pppulist
majority in Colorado which will be
anywhere from 5000 to 1000, with
Waite, Populist candidate for governor,
probably 5000 votes behind his ticket
Pence, Populist, is elected to congress
in the First district by 1900 to 1900
majority, and Bell, Populist, is elected
in the Second district by 5000 to 1000
majority. The Populists will have con-
troll of the lower house of the legislature
and probably the senate. Long term
senators elected will have vote in the
session of 1895 for United States sena-
tor to succeed Senator Walcott. OF the
seventeen long term senator's chosen the
Populists have elected ten or twelve and
possibly more.
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BY FIVE THOUSAND.


CleveIand's Majority in wisconsin Placed
ut That Figure.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1l.--Returns up to
noon show that the Democratic plurality
in the state is fully 5000 Four con-
gressmen are Republican and six Demo-
Gratis. The Legislature is Democratic by
90 on joint ballot.
Congressman elected: First district,
Fl. A. Cooper, Rep; Second, Charles
Barwig, Dem; Third, j. w. Babcock,
Rep. Fourth, j. l.. Mitchell, Dem. /;
Fifth, George 81. Brickner, Dem. !;
Sixth, Owen A. Wells, Dem; Seventh,
George B. Shaw, Rep; Eighth, Lyman
e. Barnes, Dem.; Ninth, Thomas Lynch,
DEM; Tenth, Nils Haugen, Rep. The
Democrats have elected eleven sen
ators and the Republicans four.
There are fifteen holdover Democratic
senators and two Republicans. The
upper house of the legislature therefore
stands: Democrats, 26; Republicans, .,
with one district to hear from. The
assembly elects 40 Republicans and "a
Democrats. with one district very close
and claimed by both parties.
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ferent result and are still claiming Ohio
by good plurality for Harrison. Colo
mel w. A. Taylor, the Democratic can
aidate for secretary of state, claims his
election by 1900 plurality, while Hon.
s. M. Taylor, Rep. still insists that he
is safe. The reports received from seven
Republican county chairmen at the Re-
publican headquarters partially confirm
the figures Of the Democrats. At mid
night the Democrats claim the state for
Cleveland electors by plurality rang
ing from 1000 to LOO. Republicans
concede it Is very close and will require
the official count to decide.
Comedies Ohio to Cleveland.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE CONNER
cial Gazette Republican, on the basis
OF complete returns from 54 counties,
and estimates on the remaining IA coun-
ties in the state, estimates that Cleve-
land electors are chosen by 35S plural
ity, and that s. N. Taylor, Rep, for
secretary of state, has been chosen. 1t
also figures 10 Republican and II Dem
ocratic congressman.
Republicans Claim Ohio Now.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Secretary
Foster, of the treasury, has received a
telegram from Ohio claiming that the
latest returns give the state to Harrison
and elect the entire Republican state
ticket.
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DIVIDED HoNoRS.

Nebraska Chooses Weaver Electors and .
Republican State Ticket.
OMAHA, Nov. 1.-Returns are very
slow but If counties to be heard from
keep up the present ratio Weaver will
carry the state by small plurality.
Crounze, Rep, will have a small plur-
ality for governor, as will the rest OF
the Republican state ticket. Bryan,
DEM, is returned to congress from the
First district by less than 100 plurality.
Mercier, Rep, is elected in the second
by about 800. The Third district is in
doubt. Hayner, Rep, is elected in the
Fourth by 10, 600 plurality. McKreighan,
Populist- Democrat, carries the Sixth by
o snaall plurality. The Legislature wiz
be Populist- Democratic.
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Patronage for Tammany.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Herald
says the impression is very general that
the federal patronage in this city under
President Cleveland will be absolutely
at the disposal of Tammany Hall. A
Herald reporter learns that some sort of
a general understanding was reached
between MIR. Whitney, Mr.. Cleveland's
representative in the matter, and Mr..
Croker, whereby Tammany was prom
ised ''fair treatment" A large share of
local patronage is Tammany's definition
Of ''fair treatment" and although Mr..
Cleveland has not said so, there is no
reason to suppose that it is not his defin-
itiun also.
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INDIANA FALLS IN LINE.

Democrats Elect National and State Tick
cts and Eleven Congressmen.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov Returns from
all over the state are coming in very
slow. The official returns from IS
counties show steady Democratic gain
over the vote of 1883. Cleveland's ma
Jority In the state is conceded by Repub-
icans to be not less than 5000 and prob
ably more.
Democrats elect eleven out of thir-
teen congressman. The Legislature
stands three majority for the Democrats
on joint ballot, assuring Democratic
senator.
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HARRISON GETS IOWA.

Republican Plurality In the Hawkeye
State About $4,000.
Dies MONIES, Nov. 1.-THE returns
30 far as received indicate Republican
plurality of $4,000 In Iowa on electors.
The state ticket runs little behind.
The Republicans elect congressman in
ten Of the eleven districts. Walter /.
Hayes, Of the Second district, is the only
Democrat elected. The Peoples party
vote viii reach 10, 900 and the Prohibi-
tion vote 5000.
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LATEST FROM JERSEY.

Democratic Electors, Governor and Leg
islatnre Chosen.
TRENTON, Nov. 1.-THE indications
are that Cleveland has carried the stat
of New Jersey by 1900, and Wertz,
Dem., for governor, has been elected by
q plurality Of 1000. The next legisla-
ture will stand as follows: Senate, Re
publicans 4, Democrats II; house, Dem
ocrats SO. Republicans 4s. The Demo
crat majority on joint ballot win be 81,
which leaves net Republican gain of
4. For congress the Republicans have
carried the First and Second districst
and possibly the Eighth. The returns
from the latter district are still incom-
plete.
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VERY CLOSE IN OHIO.

Late Returns from the Buckeye state
Favorable to the Democrats.
CoLUMBUs. Nov. 1.-THE situation in
Ohio grows interesting and exciting.
with the result in doubt. The Demo-
cratic committee has reports from the
county chairmen of thirty-six counties
which show q net Democratic gain for
Cleveland of 14,440. This leaves fifty
five counties to hear from. At the same
ratio Of increase the state will 60 Demo
cratic, but Republicans hope for . diff
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NOT SINCE eReELEY's TIME

=
Has Amy Candidate Been So Badly Beaten
as Harrison.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE World
says:
Ben Harrison and Whitelaw Reid are
worse beaten in the electoral college
than any men who have run for presi-
dent since Horace Greeley's campaign
in 1872. They will receive barely more
votes than Greeley would have had had
he lived until the college met.
Cleveland and Stevenson will receive
more votes in the electoral college than
any candidates have ever before had.
The transfer of Ohio to the Demo
cratic column raises Cleveland's vote to
over 800 and reduces Harrison's to little
more than 100. The exact figures ac-
cording to latest returns were: Cleve-
Land, s03; Harrison, 100; Weaver, 30.
The latest reports indicate that the
next United States senate will be
divided as follows: Democrats, AZ; Re
publicans, 40; Peoples party. 8.
Late returns from Kansas are not 30
encouraging to the Fusionists as were
the first, but it has apparently voted for
'vtns weaver electors. The returns are
such, however, as TO inspire the Repub-
Icans to claim the state.
California, at first put down for Har-
rison, is now practically conceded to the
Democrats
A claim is made to Nebraska by the
Republicans on the strength of the
Republican gains in the First district,
but the state has undoubtedly chosen
the Weaver electors.
Indiana gives Cleveland majority
of from 5000 to 10000.
States still in doubt are North Dakota,
which is probably Republican, aud
South Dakota. which is probably carried
by the Fusionists.
Comedies 2A8.
The Tribune says: Mr.. Cleveland will
again have good majority in the cleo
toral college He has 248 votes certain
and there are 55 votes which he may re-
ceive. California, Indiana, Kansas,
Ohio and West Virginia are doubtful
states. Weaver has carried Colorado
and Nevada and has one vote in Oregon.
The latest returns from the congress
sional districtsSin the several states in
dicate the election of 1856 Republicans,
20S democrats and IA peoples party can
didates to congress.
Ohio Is in doubt, but the indications
are that it will be Democratic by
small plurality.
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Cleveland and Stevenson Evidently
Have Abont Everything in
Sight.
Ohio Now Placed i'm the Democratic
Column by Small
Margin.
It Is Claimed They Will Have 800
Electoral Votes, and Republicans
Concede 24S.

NEW YoRK, Nov. IL. The addition of
Ohio's elactoral vote to the Cleveland
column, which is conceded by The Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette, makes the
total fer Cleveland and Stevenson the
largest ever given to any candidate for
the presidency and the vice presidency,
and their majority is the largest except
those of Grant and Wilson in. 1872. The
votes will be as follows: Cleveland 800,
Harrison 1l2, Weaver 80.
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Agree to Fight.

NEW YORK. Nov. IA cable dis
patch has been received in this city
which states that Hall has agreed to
fight Fitzsimmons at the Crescent Ath
letic club in New Orleans for the $45, 600
purse offered by that organization. The
dispatch added that Charley Mitchell
was willing to fight for the SOC, 900
offered by the New Orleans club and
that the men would sign articles just as
soon as they reached them.
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including the city of Fargo, give Burke,
Rep, for governor, 4,745; Shortridge,
fusion. 3,69s; majority for Burke, 1,U77.
Imperfect reports and estimates from
Missouri river counties and two or three
Democratic counties in the eastern part
of the state give Burke an additional
net majority of g95. Republican elect
ors ara running slightly behind Burke.
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supreme Judge. He claims the Iegisla-
ture on joint ballot and the election of
Clarence Clark to congress by 500.
Chairman New, of the Democratic COM
mittee, says the Democrats and Popu-
lists have 10 majority in the legislature
and have elected Osborne governor,
Clark supreme judge and Coffin con-
gresham by majority of 500.
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is VERY CLOSE.

An Oniciai Count Necessary to Decide in
wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Nov. lit will require
an official count to decide If Wyoming
is for Harrison or Weaver. The major
ity will not be 100 either way. Chair
man Vandevanter, Of the Republican
state committee, comedies the election
Of Osborne for governor and Clark for
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The Result In Oregon.

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. 1.-Two hun
ired and sixty eight out of 836 precincts,
which comprcmise two-thirds of the
vote OF the state give Harrison. %, ,67S;
Cleveland, ,S,9S7; Weaver, 1883 Pierce,
Fusion candidate, runs largely ahead of
his ticket, but still lacks several hun.
dred votes of reaching the figures of the
lowest Harrison elector.
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FUSION FAILED.

South Dakota soiidly Republican NY =
Good Majority.
Sioux FALLS. Nov. 11.-Harrison has
carried South Dakota by 5000. Shell
don, Rep, is elected governor. The
legislature will have small Republican,
majority and both Republican congress-
men are elected.
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From washington state.

SEATTLE, Nov. 11.--Estimates based
upon nearly complete returns for King,
Pierce and Spokane counties give Nc
Graw, Rep, for governor about 1900
plurality. The national ticket will
probably get about 5000. Both Repub-
lican congressman are surely elected and
the legislature will be Republican.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Republican Plurality Not as Large as
Four Years Ago.
Russell Probably Elected.
BosToN, Nov. ll.-From the most
careful estimate of the few missing
towns, based on the rule of percentages,
1t appears as though Russell Dem has
about 1880 plurality over Halle (Rep.)