St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-05
HURON THE CAPITAL.
Returns That Are Nearly Complete Make
Huron the Capital by
5000 Plurality.
The Constitution Adopted, as is Also Pro-
hibition--Late Returns of
the Election.
VIC. Wilson, City Marshal of Rapid
City, Killed While Arrest
ing a Cowboy.
An Incendtary Fire at Penn bina--Two
Persons Injured by an
Explosion.
Election Returns.

Election Returns.
Special to the Globe.
Huron, Oak, Nov. 4.-The vote i'll TINS
county. excepting seven townships UnIe-
ported footS up :. 0I3 for Huron for edpIt"l
and GO scattering. The vote Oh ms CITY
was 964, IA of which were for Pierre ana
$50 for Huron. Prohibition carries ti4is
county, and minority representation mas d
very large vote, being III Il maJoIlI! III tilis
CITY. Other towns received are as LoIloWS'
Miller votes for Huron. 9, Pierre To- Up
switch votes IA for Huron, = lot Flerre' %
for Sioux Fails; Canning votes ioI huron
10l for Pierre; Brule county votes zVo Ior
Chamberlain; Mitchell votes 3 Tor huron.
II for Pierre. 1l9 for Chamberlain; Fred
eric5 votes So for Huron. II
for Pierre; Henry votes 20 for
Huron. 10 for Pierre; Trenton votes % for
Huron. l for Pierre, ! for Sioux Falls; OS-
low votes So for Huron; Spring Lake votes
IS for Huron: WhitewoOd votes 46 for
Huron: Esmond votes IS for Huron, l for
Pierre: Logan votes 50 for Pierre; Groton
votes 81 for Huron, 20 for Pierre; Milbank
votes 50 Tor Huron, 3 for Pierre; Aurora
votes 200 for Huron. 40 for Pierre, $50 for
Chamberlain; Mitchell county gives ma
jortv OF 250 for Huron, Day county 800
majority for Huron. and Clark county 800
majority for Huron As Huron has more
than ). 900 over Pierre all danger is over,
and Huron gets the temporary capital
YANKTON.
Special to the Globe.
YANKToN, Oak, Nov. 4.-COrrected re-
turns from Bonhomme county give for con-
stitution SIT. against constitution SO; Pierre
for capital III, Huron 39S. Sioux Fails To-
Chamberlain Is. Alexandria 10. ProhIo-
ton is equally divided. Charles Mix.
Douglas. Aurora and Brule counties give
Chamberlain about 1,200 majority on capt
tai The Yankton and Clay county returns
have all been made TO the county clerks
These counties give a small plurality Tor
Huron. Gen. Campbell, chairman or the
territorial constitution committee, CLAIMS
that %. 900 votes were polled. Huron gets
l. 000 Pierre 5000, scattering 5000. he
estimates 1900 against prohibition, and
5000 il favor OF it.
REDFIELD.
Special to the GlOoe.
REDFIELD. OAK. Nov. 4.-Election re-
turns from the various precincts in this
county come in slowly. but enough has
been heard TO indicate that about one-fOurJh
OF the vote of the county has been cast,
proboblv seven or eight hnndned in all.
Ashton casts 2S6 votes solid for Pierre.
The remaining precincts all give Huron
large majOrlieS.
ANDOyER.
Special to the GlOne-
ANDovER. Oak. Nov. 4.-One hundred
and twenty votes were cast. For constitu-
ton %: against, 20. Mellette, Murphy,
Digg. Alexander, Dollard. Jones, Beadle.
Corson. Kellam. Bennett. Clifford and
kanouse each received so; Franks, Al
Thomas, IS.
SCOTLAND.
Special 10 the Glooe
SCOTLAND, Oak, Nov. About two
thirds of vote was cast in this tBon
HommeJ county, of which good majority
is in favor Of the constitution and Huron
for temporary capital. There is a small
majority against prohibition ana minority
representation. The Republican legislative
ticket was elected without opposition. In
Hutchinson county the vote was light and
in favor Of the constitution and against pro-
hibition and minority legislation.
DEADWOOD.
Special to the Globe.
DEADwoOD. Oak. Nov. NO addi-
tionaI returns On constitution received since
last night and but little interest is shown i'll
the result.
CHAMBERLAIN.
Special to the CLONE
CHAMBERLAIN. Oak. Nov. 4.-Consti
tuition. yes 1872. no %; prohibition, yes 139,
no so; minority representation, yes 100, no
So; Chamberlain as capital, yes 241.
HOWARD LAKE.
Special to the Globe.
Howard LAKE. Oak, Nov. flight
precincts out of eleven in the county heard
from give the constitution $50 majority.
prohibition 120, and 210 against minority
representation; Huron 315 majority for
capital.
FLANDREAU.
Special to the Globe.
FLANDREAU. Oak, Nov. 1.-The total
vote on the constitution in Moody county
ont of T39 poled, 607 yes, 435 no; 189 for
prohibition; 2S4 for minority representa-
ton; Sioux Falls go, Pierre 131. Huron
-. FIandreau -, Egan 10; candidates on
state ticket $50, about half the usual vote.
LISBON.
Special to the Globe.
FARGO, Oak. Nov. Maj. Engle of Lis
bon was Yesterday reelected commissioner
Of Ransom county, after warm contest, by
tn % for W II aulh