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MSNHliey electors Dy $4,000; state r1cK.
ct by 10000. The total number OF votes
is less than expected Chairman Klein
ogel of the independent democratic
committee comedies the defeat of the
democratic state and electoral ticket
with the possible exception OF John
Carmody for attorney general, who is
running ahead OF ticket because of the
opposition OF prohibitionists to Com
stock on account of his alleged result
mission sentiments. For congress
Marshal will defeat Hildreth by large
majority. Max Wipperman, fusion
candidate for governor, is running
ahead OF Bigan. but there are no hopes
for his election.
The legislature will be republican
with possible democratic gains in iso-
lated counties. This is summary OF
the democratic concessions rather than
OF the republican claims.
South Dakota
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 7.-Chair-
man Crane of the Republican state
central committee, says that the ma.
jority for Mckinley and the entire Re
publican state ticket will be 10000, and
it may reach $4,000 outside of the
Black Hills, from which the news is
meager, but encouraging. Nearly
every county in the state has gone Re-
publican and there will be a Repub-
lican majority in the legislature OF at
least 40.
The Republicans carried Pettigrew's
county (Minnehaha) by over 1000, taxi
ing every ward in the city, including
Pettigrew's, by increased majorities
over last springs vote. Yankton, Da-
vison and Codington counties, the
homes respectively of Gamble, Preston
and Slower, candidates for Pettigrews
place, are safely Republican.
The city OF Sioux Falls, complete on
| vote for president, gives McKinley's
plurality 4o3 over Bryan, Republican
gain OF 4I3 over four years ago.
A dispatch from Milbank says Grant
county will give 900 Republican ma
jority.
The Black Hills are believed to be
good for 1000 majority for Mckinley.
Lead gave 37o, Deadwood 72, and the
balance of Lawrence county about $50.
The congressional and state tickets ran
evenly with McKinlAy.
Sixteen out OF forty-two precincts in
Beadle county gave Mckinley s21,
Bryan eos and the Republican state
ticket about the same as Mckinley. E.
| N--yance, senator, and A. w. Will
\ marth and ]. P. Davis, representatives,
all Republicans, are elected by $50 ma
jority
Turner county will give Mckinley
and the Republican ticket 1000 ma
jority.
Sioux Falls, Nov. ON twenty-one
out of forty-two precincts in this Min
nehaha) county, including the cities of
Sioux Falls, Dell Rapids, Valley
Springs and Garretson, Mckinley has
majority of 764 over Bryan, a pro-
nounced republican gain. This is SEN
ator Pettigrew's home county, and as
the republican legislative ticket is run
ming well up with the head of the tick
legislature here.
The city OF Sioux Falls, complete on
vote for president, gives McKinley's
plurality 4o3 over Bryan, a republican
gain OF 4I3 over four years ago.
Eighteen precincts outside Of Sioux
Falls: Mckinley, 2,15o; Bryan, 1,243.
Huron. S. D., Nov. 6,-Sixteen ont
of forty-two precincts in Beadle county
gave Nc Kinley 52I. Bryan eos, and the
as Mckinley. E. N. Vance, senator,
and A. W.. Wilmarth and ]. P. Davis,
representatives, all republicans, are
elected by $50 majority
Parker, s. D., Nov. THE chairman
of the republican state central commit
tee says Turner county will give Nc