The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-15

IS hampered by tho p~rostration of tho
wires on account of the storm. but ali
the returns received have the Repub.
tican trend indicated in the dispatches
from other States.
Wuln Wins bv 100000.
Illinois has g)ne Republican Nv q
majority g ,timated by Charm an ian
ner at lOJ,0ju. The Republicans nave
also probably elected sixteen of the
twenty-five Congressman and q major
lty OF both branches of the General
Assembly. They have certainly Sc.
cured a ma GRITTY on ,oint ballot in the
General Assembly and will elect the
u C essor to Senator Cullom. Repub-
llcans estimate their majority in Cook
county at $1,000, electing the entire
ticket.
New Hampshire Republican.
Returns from Now Hampshire were
never more tardy. but those received
show Republican majorities. lie $
IMAM 0ne-quarter OF the State has been
reported, but the returns at hand in
dictate that Bu.ie will have at least
5000 lead W. Kent. The election of
Two Republican COngre .smen j. con-
ceded, and the Legislature will be Re-
publican by probably seventv-fve.
-Four wards in Manchester show a net
Republican gain of $40.
North Dakota Is Republican.
North EakOts returns so far show
Allln tRep. for Governor. running
ahead of the ticket. The Republicans
gain in Fargo, Grand Forks, Bismarck
and all other large towns, while in
some country precincts the Populists
gain slightly. Aims election by 5000
plurality is claimed by the Rep blican
Central Committee. The Democrats
concede it by 1000. NJ. Fl. Johnson
rep. is reelected to Congress.
Michigan Republican nv $4,000.
Michigan has gone Republican by
about t0,O00 plurality. The Hopubli-
can state Central COMMITTEES claim it
will exceed that figure, while Secre-
tary Hosford, of the Democratic COM
Mite, comedies the Republican plu-
rality to be 50.0~. The Republicans
have also elected every one of tho
twelve Congressman.
Close Race in Kansas.
IncO nplete returns from one.third of
Kansas indicate the election OF BrOd-
crick. Rep, in the First Congressional
district; @. l.. Miller, Eep., in the
Second: S. S. Kirkpatrick. Rep, in
the Third: Charlie Curtis in tho
Fourth. 1t now looks as if Jerry
Simpson was beaten.
Results in Missouri.
Congressman Tarsney. DEM, of Kan
coc (ifv - ,a.alortol h. 9En ElSa.
where in the State Republicans we're
generally succe ssful, but present indi-
cations are that the Democrat, have
swept St. Louis compl tely on city,
State and Congressional tickets.
Iowa Is AN Republican.
Heavy Republican gains were shown
in Iowa from the start. and the state
committee claims its entire State tick
ct by 300 plurality and ten Congress
men certain, with a probability of de-
feating Hayes, Democrat. and sending
a solid delegation to Washington.
Indiant l. Also Republican.
The Indiana democratic State Com
mittee give up the State. 1t looks as
if the Republican majority in the
state might reach 5000. The Repub-
licans have certainly elected eight,
ard perhaps more, members of Con-
gress.
Two Republican Senators.
In Wyoming a full vote was polled.
The indications are that the full Re-
publican State ticket Is elected and
that the Legislature will he Republi-
can, insuring the election of two Re-
publican United States Senators.
Popuilsts Gain in Texas.
From Texas there are no definite
figures for Governor. Gu berson.
Dem, will be elected. Populists show
gains, and tho Democratic majority
will Eo reduced.
Five T.cEets in Washington.
In western Washington q drizzling
rain fell, but q heavy vote has feen
poiled. In Scattlo i've tickets were in
the field, and the result cannot be
estimated.
Delaware. Too. Is Republican.
Returns indicate that the Republi-
cans have carried Delaware by eOJ ma.
jority.
HOW CONGRESS STANDS.
C,teS. Uipures show the Republicans