The Dickinson press., 1894-11-10
tickets, !d gives Republican majority Of


North Dakota.
bismarck, N. D., Special, Nov. RE-
turns from the state are coming in slow
iy but large Republican gains are indi-
Gated everywhere. 1t is impossible to es-
tiEate the vote so far, but everything
points to good majority for all the Re
Publicans. This county will have 30
Republican majority. Reports from
Walsh and Richland counties, which gave
decisive majorities against the Kepubli-
cans two years ago, indicate that the Re
publicals will carry them easily,
Fargo. n. D.. Special, Nov. 7.-The
state 10 Republican by at least 5UUO.
Returns are coming in unusually slow,
but those 50 far received snow Allin. rep
for governor, IL running ahead Of the
ticket. Republican gains are reported in
Fargo. Grand Forks, Bismarck and al
the other large t.wps. while in some coun-
try precincts the H0pulists gain slightly.
A!in's election by 500 plurality IL
claimed by the Rep blican central COM
mistee. The Democrats concede it hy
1,OOO. johnson, rep, for congress, has
increased rl,ralities over two years ago.
Returns up to midnight from country pre-.
cincts indicate continued Republican gains
on the state ticket.
Country precincts SO far reported indi-
cate Republican gains. The Fargo legis-
lative ticket il in doubt, but Edwards and
Tyler, rep, are probably elected. Senator
Maj. Edwards. johnson, for congress,
and Allin, for governor, will have u ma.
jority i'll Cass county. The Republican
county ticket is probably elected except
Sherman for auditor. Very little news
from the state has been received, but
Congressman johnson is regarded as
safe.
Returns up 20 midnight from Fargo
gives Allin, rep, 684.; Nnter, denl., 311;
Wallace, pop, 19S. Republican gain uf
For congress: johnson, rep, IS; Muir,
pep, 10; Reeve, dem., ~.
South Dakota.
Sioux Falls, s. d., Nov. 7.-lteturns
from South Dakota show Republican
gains at nearly all points. The counting
the legislature will hardly be known be-
fore tomorrow night, but meager returns
being received from country districts. Re
publicans claim the election of the entire
state ticket and congressman.
Telegrams from Chairman Basford of
the South Dakota committe says the
Republicans will have rs of the 126 men,
bers of the legislature.
Huron, 5. d., Nov. 7.-Gov. Sheldon,
rep, 451; Ward, dem. 7G; Howe pop, Is.
Sheldon's gain over 1882, l26.
Milbank, Special, Nov. THE city of
bIilbank gives the Republican state tick
ct 70 plurality. Eight precincts out Of
plurality. Large Republican gains in ev-
cry precinct.
chamberlain, s. D.. Nov. 7.-Complete
returns from 5 out of Is precincts III
Brule county give Sheldon l42; Ward,
ITO: Howe. 23. For congressman about
the same proportionate vote was cast:
| Yankton, s. D., Nov. 7.-Political in
formation concentrated at the Democrat
ic state committee headguarters in this
city is to the effect that Robert D. Gam
Bile and John A. Pickler, Republican can.
dilates for congress, are elected by 5000
majority and that q. H. Sheldon, Re-
publican candidate for governor, will be
contain 81 Republicans, majority of IL
| on joint ballot, insuring the reelection of
Il. A. Psttigrcw to the United States
senate. Returns are coming in very SLOW
Mississippi.
jackson, Miss, Nov. 7.-Keturns from
all districts show the election Of the FOL
lowing congressman. all Democrats:
First, Allen; Second, Kyle; Third, Catch
ir gs; Fourth, Mooney; Fifth, Williams; /;
Sixth, Denny. to succeed St0ckdale; Sew
entll, ]. q. Spencer, to succeed Hooker
Arlkansna.
In this state the following Democratic
candidates for congress have been elect
ed:
First, McCulloch Second, Little; Third,
Neil; Fourth. Terry; Fifth, Densmorc;
Sixth, McRae.
Florida.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 7.-An extreme
" light vote was cast in Florida. probab-
ly about half Of that cast at the state
election in October. Both Democratic
congressman are elected.
| New Hampshire.
Concord, N. H., Nov. 7.-Returns from
New Hampshire were never more tardy,
but those received show Republican ma
state has been reported. but the returns
at hand indicate that Busiel will have at
least O,OtkN lead over Kent. The cleo
ti0n of two Republican congressman is
conceded, and the legislature will be RE
publican by probably IS.
Connecticut.
as far as obtainable from all parts of
the state indicate that Connecticut has
experienced great Republican landslide.
Colorado.
Denver, Nov. 7.-Republicans at mid
night claim the election of Mclntire for
governor by 10000 plurality. The Popu-
The governor processes to be confident
that he will he reelected by about 1900
plurality. The returns. however, seem to
indicate that he will be beaten, even in
the state outside of Denver. Many lead
ing Democrats worked for the ltepubli-
can ticket. The composition of the new
legislature ia not yet known. but the in
Massnshusetts:
Boston. Nov. THE story of the Mas
sachusetts election can he briefly told.
Gov. Greenhalge is reelected by major
ity of more than 10000. According to
the latest returns, II out OF the IL con-
Rressmen are Republicans. The state leg
;slatmre is Republican in both branches.
| Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 7.-Of Georgia's
eleven districts, ten certainly elect Dem
ocratic nominees.
Augusta, Ga. Nov. 7.-There We're sew
eral fights during the day In this city.
ers. challenged negro vote. In the diff.
fculty Goss drew his pistol, and q general
melee and fusilade Of shots followed.
Goss was killed almost instantly. A
nuHIe AtIants' Mst Ga. Nov. THE legislature
today elected Patrick Walsh senator for
the short term. ending March, 1896, and
Augustus U. Bacon, of Bibb county, for
the long term.
Ohio.
Columbus, Nov. 7.-Ohio has broken
her record on Republican pluralities. The
largest plurality heretofore was Whetn
John Btadgh. Republican, for goyerno,f
in 1863, had 101 900 over e. L. Vallandr
inghanl, the latter being exiled at the
time In Canada. Last year Gov. Nc.
Kinley carried the stale by over $1,000. .
The Democrats conccde that the Repub-
licans have made large gains over the
Mckinley vote of last year. On the
basis of the state vote the Republicans
claim seventeen of the twenty-one con.
gressmen. The present Ohio delegation
in congress consists of eleven Democrats
and ten Republicans.
Iowa.