The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-14

Sow York, Nov. New YORK state
10. hoen carried by the RepuDilcah'
I - - rInroIities ranging from
~ nno compared with a piuraiit5 Vi
. 1St for the head Of the tlckef TWO
,rs 400 Returns from mole IMAM
.o boIf Of the election Districts out
o;do of the cities of New YORK ana
nnNoI,lrp or above the Harlem,
ahow . ne, Republican gain OF lz,ooo
os c~on,nared with the vote or TWO
uoorS 400. Maintaining the same a'-
oorogp the gains will reach $1,000 "i'-
cido ~ Greater New York. In the
trvn titles below the Harlem the Dem
oo,atic nlurality of 60,343 Of two years
apo has been reduced about lZ,ooo'
giving the state to the mead Oh NV
enublica ticket by $4,000 plurallty
in round numbers. -
New York, Nov. Sine tola. w
official vote for secretary OF s'a,e -
Kin Dem.), 500, $50; Palmer tRepn
572 5o5. This makes Palmer's plural
;tv f6 53J. The vote in 1893 was:
palmer. 545,O9S; Myer, 52O,6l4; Pal-
mer's plurality 24.4S4.
Maryland.
Baltimore, Nov. S.-lncomplete re-
turn from the state, including Balti-
more city. indicate the election OF
Iowndes. Republican, governor by at
least $1,000 to 10000 majority, carry
ing along with him the rest OF the
ticket. the comptroller and attorney
general. The house Of delegates will,
nerhapS, have more than sixty Re-
publicans. The senate will be close,
with the chances in favor Of q Re
publican majority. Ga joint ballot the
Republicans will have a safe majority.
Kentucky.
Louisville. Nov. S.-Republican
claims and Democratic concessions
show that not only has Kentucky
elected the full Republican state
ticket but that the complexion Of the
legislature assureS a Republican sue
cessor to United States Senator Black
burn. This has made Col. Bradley a
presidential candidate. He will be
the choice Of Kentucky Republicans
In the national convention, and his
friends claim that he will have the
support OF the Southern Republicans.
Col. Bradley's campaign manager said
to-day that Col. Bradley's claims for
national recognition will be urged in
the next national convention.
Ohio.
Columbus, Nov. While the high
water mark of 1877 900 Republican plu.
rality last year for Secretary of State
Taylor will not be reached, the Repub-
Ncan state committee claim that their
record will be broken for the vote Of
any governor. The highest Republic
an plurality for governor heretofore
gas that OF John BrOuGh over G.. l..
|aAandigham in 1863 when the latter
was refugee in Canad The Repub-
leans claim that this plurality will be
SpaSsed and the Democratic state
conceded the state to the Republicans
by $4,000, OF as much as the plurality
Of two years ago. Chairman Ander-
son, of the Democratic committee,
had no figures to give out on the leg
stature. Chairman KurtZ, of the Re-
publican state committee, states that
the Republicans have surely elected
II out Of the 112 members of the
house, and - out Of the 81 members
Of the senate, a majority Of AZ on joint
ballot for senator.
Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. Z. The question In
Massachusetts, from the first was one
OF majority, since the Democratic
leaders admitted the reelection OF
Gov. Greenhaige. How strong his n
dorsement would be was the point
upon which the two parties differed.
Results show that the claims Of the
Republicans made prior to the election
We're we'll grounded, since Gov. Green
halge and the entire Republican ticket
Is endorsed by a plurality practically
the same as that Of 1894. The legis-
latlve department Of the government
Is also sOlidly Republican.
The hopes of the friends Of female
suffrage have been buried beneath an
avalanche Of ballots. Hardly a town
uat voted shows a majority in favor
:" the proposition to grant suffrage
F" women in municipal affairs. A
iar estimate Of the result would be
Hee votes against to one in its favor.
Iowa.
Des Moines. Nov. THE Republic
ans claimed the state by $1,000, while
,e Democrats conceded $4,000. which
was the Jackson plurality two wears
ago h final figures will probably
hare IL nearer the former than the
%Ver. Present indications are that it
%4aOt 20 below 10000, as tabulated
reahctS show an average gain over
IVY years ago of Is. The total vote
t%N will be about $1,000 less than
t%b"U years ago, and about $4,000 less
S7 nau last year. Most of the losses are
nD'Ttmocrat. The Populists made some
INNS nm The Prohibitionists are not
r r~nlg as large n vote as they did two
eS, :. ago. The Republican committee
Ana uateS the house "A Republican
r. Democrats. and the senate -
pi rou and s Democrats. This
Vote senator Allison 116 out Of 40
ba Oh JOINT ballot next winter when
o0meS up for reelection.
O, Nebraska.
,onIaha Nov. 7-Ratur,s co,no Sloy