The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-11-15

jority than was at first expected from
the returns of last night on the state
| ticket. The republican state COMMITTEES
admits that Drake for governor has run
! behind the rest of the republican ticket
| by about 1000.
| New York.
| New YORK, Nov. The morning
papers comment editorially upon the
result of yesterdays election as fol-
lows:
The Sun CTammany democraD says
THE election reviews the republican
strength in the nation compared with
the democratic strength as abnormally
great. The landslide of 1894 is still
Sliding. New York has been held re-
publican by majority that must be
classed with the extraordinary major
| ity of 1894. Tammany has made New
1orK CITY appear democratic again.
Inc Times (democrat) says: cit
would be foolish to base on these cleo
tlons any definite predictions as to the
dlfectlon Or force of the current of nop-
uiar sentiment next year. But it is
plain that there is no evidence of that
recovery from the tidal wave of 1894
lor Whlch the more sanguine democrats
nad hoped. More powerful, so far as
national questions were concerned
than all other influences was the mel
ancholy and disgraceful breakdown of
the party in the United States senate.
through the influence of German, Brice
ana their immediate followers. Not
WNhstandlng M this misfortune, the prin-
clpies OF the parity remain
The Tribune (republican) SAYS: .It
IS a great victory, although another
like that of 1894 was not to be expected.
Inc republicans hold the battlefield.
ana II pushed for some points, have
gained others Of large Importance.
Inc general results of the elections are
SO strongly favorable that the republi-
cans have reason to look forward with
the utmost hope"
! Utah.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Nov r.
The election returns came in very slow.
ly today. At 8 o'clock tonight. how.
ever, there were only few scattering
precincts to hear from, and the result
IS an overwhelming victory for the
republicans. The legislature will be:
senate thlrteen republicans, five demo-
crais; house, thirty-three republicans.
Twelve democrats, giving the republi
cans majority of twenty-nine on Joint
ballot. The few returns yet to come in
may slightly change this, but not ma
terially. The republicans elect their
entire state ticket by majorities rang
ing IRON about 900 to 1900. 1t was
thought early in the day that Roberts
democrat would be elected to congress-
put later returns gave it to Allen bv
about 1000 majority. The democrats
attribute their defeat to the Mormon
church influence. The vote on the
ADOPTION Of the constitution is about
$4,000 for and about 5000 against.
The complexion of the Iegislat,ra 90
course, gives the republicans two
United States senators, and it is a safe
prediction that the Utah senators win
be George @. Cannon and Col. Isaac
Trumbo.
Topeka, Kas., Nov. The result
OF the election in Kansas yesterday is
great surprise to the republicans. They
have elected David Martin to be chief
justice, but instead of it being q prac
tically unanimous vote for him consid-
cradle opposition developed. They also
have been disappointed in various To-
calities, especially in Sedgwick county.
Wnere the resubmission republicans
helped to elect a democrat for district
judge and probably one for sheriff. Tn
Shawnee county, until now considered a
citadel of republicanism, Kepley was
elected sheriff over Burge, the repnh-
lican nominee. Mr. BristoW thinks the
total vote of the state was between $50
900 and 100000. He estimated HoIli-
days vote at $4,000.
POpulist Chairman Breidenthal saws
the total vote may run as high as 275,-
600 and not lower than 25OOOO. He SAYS
that there is still a populist party in
Kansas and a very active one at that.
DENVER, Colo, Nov 7-Considerable
excitement prevails tonight as a result
of the election for county Offices The
republican party lost the offices of as
SCISSOR and treasurer and late returns
indicate that the office of county clerk
will also go to the fusion candidate by
less than 100 votes. Rumors of an at
tempt to secure that office by fraud are
af1oat. The clerkship is considered the
most important political office of the
lot, as the county clerk has charge of
the permanent registration books, and
the struggle for possession of this will
probably go to the courts for settlement
New York, Nov. IA family of
six persons was burned to death in
tenement house fire at 311 Van Brunt
street, Brooklyn, shortly after l o'clock
RYAN, ELLEN, forty-five years old.
wife of CharlesYHyan.
RYAN, JOHANNA, twenty years old,
daughter of above.
RYAN, SARAH, seventeen years old,
daughter of above.
RYAN, MAGGIE, fourteen years old,
daughter of above.
RYAN, LIZZIE, twelve years old,
daughter Of above