St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-04

the full vote No returns from other pre-
cincts in this county. The indications are
that about one-half vote has been polled.
AT wooNsoCKET.
Special to the Globe.
WooNsoCKET. OAK, Nov. S.-Of the
$50 votes cast 155 We're polled for the con-
stitution, 123 against: p for prohibition,
III against; 50 for minority representation,
90 against; Is for Huron as the capital. rs
fer Pierre, 46 for Alexandria, for Woon-
socket Is for Chamberlain. ) for Yankton.
The state ticket received 1919 votes, the iu-
dicial, congressional and legislative 1872,
county commissioner 145. Diana polls IS,
Is against prohibition. Letcher casts 43
votes IS for the constitution. 20 for proh-
bitiOn. For Pierre as the capital 80, bal
ance scattering.
AT FLANDREAU.
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FLANDREAU. Oak, Nov. "a full vote
was cast on the constitutional ticket in pre-
cinct No. 6, Moody, county, Oak. At
Flandreau PA out of POS were polled for
county commissioner; in the second COM
missioner district for the constitution, yes
1S1, no p; for prohibition, yes II, no.
1862; for minority representation, yes 30,
no 1853; for temporary seat of government,
L
dreau 10. Bismarck l. Candidates received
the ful votes cast on the state ticket.
AT GRoToN.
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GROToN, Oak, Nov. 3.-One hundred
and three votes were cast. For the consti-
tuition, SO: against ~; for prohibition, 81;
against, 81; tor Huron as capital, 30;
Pierre, 20; Sioux Falls, 10. There were
caynpfyr yOta. far DanublioaO Stata OffiparS
For representative of this district, Allen
(Rep.), %; Smith (Rep.), Al. Commits
sioner of Groton district Stevens (Rep.),
41 Mather (Dem.), 50. A larger vote was
cast than usual.
AT DEADWooD.
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DEADwooD. Nov. 3.-A light vote was
polled on the constitution, a majority of the
citizens not voting. This city gave
majority OF 194 against. AS far as heard
from Lawrence county gives 900 for and
462 against; Bennington county Ais for and
81 against: Custer county % for and 81
against. For the site OF the capital Pierre
has about 700 majority. There was only
one ticket in the field which received all
votes cast for the constitution.
AT HOWARD.
HOWARD, Nov. 3.-There was q very
light vote cast on the election here to-day.
The count is still in progress but there is a
very light vote against the constitution, the
Democrats voting for it. Prohibition is
carried by large majority. For the
temporary capital, Sioux City received 619;
Huron, So; Pierre, 40. the county is yet
to be heard from.
AT SALEM.
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SALEM, Oak, Nov. 3.-The vote here
was light, not over fourth of the vote be-
ing cast. The constitution lost in this pre-
cinct by vote of 80 for to 90 against. Pro-
hibtion lost by II. the vote being 80 against
and 80 for. The Democrats have elected a
county commissioner by 30 majority. The
vote for capital stood Huron, IS; Pierre,
%; Salem, 81; Alexandra, II; Sioux
Falls, 3.
AT CLARK.
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CLARK, Oak, Nov. 3.-The result of
the election in Clark is as follows: For
constitution 70, against, 1; for prohibition
65, against II; minority representation H.
against 50; for seat of recommendation
II, Pierre 3. A full vote was cast for the
regular Republican state ticket. No other
ticket was in the field.
AT HURON.
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HURON, Oak, Nov 3.-The election
returns are slow in arriving. The vote in
the country was not so large as expected
The minority representation and prOhib-
ton will have good majOrities. There was
a small vote against the constitution. At
$3.50 this evening thirty-two towns gave
Huron 600 majority for capitol.
AT BIG STONE CITY.
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BIG STONE CITY, Nov. 3.-The vote on
the constitution was 81 against to 10 for; on
prohibition, 81 against and 81 for; on mi
nOrity representation, 81 against and II
for. For temporary capital Pierre received
81 and Huron Q. The state ticket was
straight. No interest was manifested, and
not half a vote cast.
AT STEELE.
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STEELE, Oak, Nov. 3.-R. p: Allison,
the Democratic candidate for county COM
missioner, is elected, and was serenaded by
the Steele band, and speeches Of congraJu-
lation were made by prominent citizens
This is a victory over w. F. Steele and
Marquis De Mores, and receives the con-
CALCULATIONS of the citizens generally.
AT GLENDALE.
Special to the Globe.
GLENDALE. Oak, Nov. 3.-One hun
bred and eighty votes were polled for
county commissioner, J. P. Walker (Rep.)
receiving one majority over G. W. Parks
(Dem.). There was one vote against the
constitution. no vote on the capital, one for
and one against division on the 46th paral-
lei.
AT PIERRE.
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PIERRE, OAK, Nov. 3.-Pierre cast 542
votes, all for the constitution but Z. Pro-
hbitiOn and minority representation were
defeated by small maiOrites. This (Hughes)
county gives practically unanimous vote
for the constitution and entire state ticket
The vote is only full in the country.
AT MANDAN.
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MANDAN, Oak, Nov. 3.-George Peo-
pies. Democratic candidate for county com
missioner for the district embracing Man
dam was elected by an overwhelming ma
jority, carrying the town nearly three votes
to one.
AT FARGO.
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FARGO, Oak, Nov. 3.-An election
was held to-day in two of the five COM
mission districts of Cass county, and the
successful candidates were C. w. Redmon
and Eben Young. There was very little
opposition or interest.
AT VALLEY CITY.
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VALLEY CITY, Oak, Nov 3.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. O'Malley (Dem.)
was elected county commissioner without
opposition. No vote on the Dakota con-
stitution.
Ziebach's Early App0intment.
Special to the Globe.