Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-16
DAEOTA.
yANKTON AND THE BLACK HILLS.

YANKToN, Oak, Nov. SIN Yankton about
l, 500 votes were polled and the entire Repub-
lcan ticket was elected with two exceptions by
about 200 majority. Bremen, Dem. for
sheriff received over 200 majority, and Dick
son, for superintendent of public instruction,
the same. The liquor interests and foreign
vote elected the two latter. Dewey, for the
council, and Wynn. for the house, we're elected
without opposition. The returns from outside
points are meager. 1t is rumored that the
Democrats have carried Bonnhomne county
by 500 votes This will make the Fifth
Legislative district Democratic In the Black
Hills the Homestake party was beaten. In
Clay county Raymond received 500 majority,
$40 in Coddiugton, 400 in Deuel., 600 in
Turner, 1900 in Miner, and about 800 in
Minnehaha. which gave Pettigrew over 1, 500
majority two years ago The legislative dis
trcts are so large, and Geographic facilities so
deficient, that correct figures cannot be given,
but there is little doubt of Republican success,
save in two or three districts.
SCATTERING RETURNS
MITCHELL, Nov. S.-Local issues caused
the election in Davidson county to bring out
very full! vote, and outside the delegate for
congress and district attorney, party lines were
very little observed. On the legislative ticket
the rivalry between the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St Paul and the Chicago g. Northwestern lines
of railway caused a split. the former support
ing Mcintosh, Republican, of Aurora county
for the council and Duncan, Democrat, of
Brule county for the house, and the latter
throwing its influence in favor of Sterling,
Republican, of Beadle comfy for councilman
aud Harris Of Hughes county, Democrat, for
the lower house. There were two county
tickets in the field, a straight Republican and
peoples ticket The latter was endorsed by
the Democrats. The result, as nearly as it
can be estimated from the meager returns at
this hour-1 p m.-shows that the majority of
the peoples ticket has been elected. Returns
from the legislative districts show that, with
the exception of Aurora and Brule counties,
Mcintosh and Duncan have a majority in the
councils. On the Milwaukee road no estimate
can be obtained of Raymond's majority over
Brookings, owing to the meager telegraph ia
cilities in this region. There is every indica-
ton that full Republican vote has been
polled in this district. The total vote in Da-
wilson county is nearly 500. Raymond's ma
iority will be over 6OO These figures show
doubling upon the vote of the couaty in two
years. the town of Mitchell casting vote of
$50
SALEM, Oak, Nov S.-The returns from the
| six voting precincts of McCook county show
that 63S votes were cast, of which John B.
Raymond received 629 and W. W. Brookings
200, giving Raymond majority of 400
Casper Neher, Dem, was elected as county
commissioner; j. II. Brown, cashier of the
Salem bank. Rep, for treasurer; Fl. 81. Price,
Rep. for register of deeds: Matt White, of the
firm of Fender & White, Dem, for sheriff; J.
L Mckee, Rep, judge of probate; o. G. Pot
ter, Rep, for superintendent and surveyor.
ALI were the regular nominees of the two par
ties. The sore-head independent had no show
whatever Salem received the majority of
votes for county seat.
CHAMBERLAIN, Oak, Nov. S.-Raymonds
majority i'll Brule county is 400; Aurora, 400:
Dawson, $50; Hand; 600; Kingsbury, 700.
Mcintosh and Sterling, Republicans. are elected
by very large majority. The fight inaugu-
rated by Mitchell against Sterling will cut down
his majority at least 1000, but he will have
over 1000 majority The entire Republican
ticket was elected in this county, with one ex-
ception The Republicans are jubilaut
M1LBANK, Nov. S.--The total vote in Grant
county is about 1875, which is considered
very light VOTE Raymond carried nearly the
total vote. The peoples Republican legisla-
1--WE tlChe1 III Wills county DcnaueT
and Hauser-has majority of about 800 over
the machine Republican ticket. The Milbank
county ticket is elected over the Big Stoue and
Willow ticket by majorities ranging from 200
$50, settling conclusively the vexatious county
seat fight in favor of Milbank.
DEsMET, Oak, Nov. S.-Delegate Raymond,
Councilman Mcintosh, Representative Ster-
ling, District Attorney Carter, Sheriff Smith
and Register of Deeds Whiting, are each elect
ed BY 800 majority; Probate Judge Barnes,
200 majority; anti-license, 100.
Special Telegram to the Pioneer Press.
FLANDREAU, Nov S.-The heaviest vote ever
given in Moody county was polled yesterday,
resulting in the complete triumph of the Re-
publican ticket, with the exception of split for
register of deeds, by which Hans Oleson is
elected. J. o. B. Schoby for the council and Nc
Allister and Anders for representative, although
the former and latter ran behind their ticket
considerably. John B. Raymond for delegate
and ]. W. Carter for district attorney met with
no opposition and probably received the full
Republican vote.
PARKER, Oak, Nov. SIN the Second Leg
islative district Il. b. Jerauld, for member of
council, N. Tychsen and Fl. Vanwort, for rep
resentatives, all Republicans, all elected by
1000 to ], 800 majority in Turner county
The entire Republican ticket is probably
elected with the exception of assessor The
county seat remains at Swan Lake.
HOWARD, Nov. S.-The election passed Off
quietly yesterday. The whole Republican
ticket was elected. The county polls 1, 1876
votes, Of which Howard received majority of
231 for the county seat Forestburg, Denton
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