St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-05

| would DC impossible. The Western
| Union wires near Huron were again cut
| last night TO prevent the Pierre capital
| committee from reaching workers
| throughout the state and no communica-
! ton could be had by telegraph until
this evening. Bulletins from every
| quarter OF the state have been coming
| fast, and every one indicates Pierre's
| large and increasing mojorlty for the
permanent capital of South Dakota.
! Conservative estimates place ii at 20, 90
| ont of 10000 votes cast. The multitudes
! who throng every street are crazy with
! joy, and bands, cannon, bells. boniires
and everything Imaginable is brought
! out to add zcst 10 the scene. ParadcS
are formed and marching through every
! street. and there will be no let up until
morning. All thought OF politics is for
| gotten, and no one knows how the vote
| of the city on anything but capital went,
and no one cares. Ii IS the most intense
| iubilation in the history OF Pierre, and
| the scene pictured here tonight was
| rarely ever seen. No definite returns
can be had until tomorrow.
BeadIe.
| Special to the Giooc.
HCEnN, 5. D., Nov. ALI interest In
| to-day'S election was exceeded by the
| interest on the vote for permanent loca-
| ton of the capital. No figures are
received tonight except on this subject.
| From sixty voting places, mostly Of the
| smaller ones, Huron'S majority over
| Pierre is 5000 The Republican state
! and congressional tickets have 200 ma
jority in Huron except for governor.
MeIictte runs few behind Taylor.
! his Democratic competition. who resides
| here. The Republican Legislative ticket
a .tpt
| SiOnal ticket.
oseeola osceola township, Pierre l,
Huron 81.
Broadiand- Pierre none, Huron %.
Cavour-picrre l, Huron 63.
WisSinGtoil-pierre 20 Huron &C.
! WalScy-Picrre :. Huron ii. Wolsey 20.
Hutchinson.
Tripp--Total vote east in Trip pre-
cinct. l61 for congressman. Gamble 1322.
Picker 1872: governor. Mellette 126,
Taylar 50; treasurer, Taylor 1872: audi
tor, TaylO" 1873; attorney general, Doll
ard l333; superintendent of public
schools. Solomon 1873: commissioner of
public lands. Rath 1873; commissioner
OF labor, Smith 154: state secretary.
Schmidt. Rep, ITO: Fergen, Dem, Is;
MorriSey. Ind, 6: representative. Berch
Ter, Rep, 1873; Kline. Rep, 1873; Sweet
and Barker, Dem. II each.
TRIpr s D.. Nov. Hutchinson county,
it is estimated, will give $50 Republican
majority, aud 100 majority for Pierre. Trip
gives Pierre 1856, Huron 2s; Oak Hollow,
Huron IS, Eicrrc 81.
Dawson.
Special TO the Globe
MrrCUEGf.. s. D.. Nov. 4,-Returns
from over one-haif the precincts of this
county show the Republican ticket
ahead by a slight majority. The entire
Republican ticket seems to be elected
without doubt The Independents
made the entire fight against IL. c.
Preston, Republican candidate for the
state senate. but he is undoubtedly
elected. Huron will carry the county
by 800 majority. If the Huron cam-
paign elsewhere has been conducted as
weiLas in this county she carries the
state.
Special 10 the Globe.
CASTIEwooD, :. D., Nov. 4.-Returns
arc coming in very slow. Only three
precincts heard from. but it is evident
that The independent state and legisla-
tive ticket will carry in Hamlin county,
and that the entire independent county
ticket is elected. Huron's majority will
bc about GOO Robert Dixon, for state
sen3tof, and \. O. Arneson and Thomas
Meller. lndepe ndents, are undoubtedly
elected.
Hanson.
Special Ia he Globe
ALIEN ANDRIA. S. D.. Nov. 5.-Returns
from Seyen precincts in the county of
nansuns give Taylor, Dem, 222; Mil
lett, Rep, 81; Loucks, Ind. 165. For
congress, Clarks, 200: Qnigley, Dem,
244; Gamble, Rep. 2i5; Picker. Rep,
IA: /ipp and I.eavitt, Ind, 165. The
Al n n n
for Quigley for congress is 80; for state
senator, L. T. Wyckhcm, DEM, is
elected. The following are apparently
! the representatives: J. .. Bard and
Sand Jacob Roth. Dem.
Brown.
Special 10 The Globe
ABERDEEN, OAK. Nov. 4-This city
gives Meilette AGO. Taylor 2i0, LOuckS
$50, Pierre So. Huron 252.
Returns Oh governor from twenty
three precincts IN Brown county give
Mel!ette i.340, Loucks 1.16S and Taylor
81. The county is likely to give LouckS
a small plurality. Most of the candi-
dates OH the Independent county and leg
isiatiye tickets will have light plural
tiles. Pierre will have LOO over Huron
Seven townships, total vote gives
Mellette 100, Taylor Sc, LouckS 81: Pick
Ter and Tumble 10. Senators-Repub-
iicaiiS So, Democrats 81. boilers II; rep
reSentatives, Republicans 81, Democrats
20. boitcrS II; Huron rs, Pierre 10.
Clark County.
| Special To the Glore
RAYMOND, S. D., Nov. 4.-Results os
elections at Raymond township, Clark
county: I.oucks 80; rest, including con-
greSSmen. sc; Mellette and rest, includ-
ing congressman, q: Taylor, II; rest,
including congressman, Ii; state sch
ate, Gregory, Dem, Ii; Carrier. Ind,
Sc; Smith, Rep. CO; assembly, Russell,
Haygood, Spider. Rep, 81; Cornwell.
Beach, Waldren, Ind, Sc: Mattece, Ed
wards, McDermott, Dem. II; Huron 81,
Pierre 10.
|, TMinHeIaailas
Special 10 the Globe.
StoEX FALLS, 5. H., Nov. Anime
hama county will give Pierre 500 ma
jority. Ten precincts out of total of
3S have reported. of which give Huron
434, Pierre Sl1. The city will give
Pierre 900 majority. hiellette is
scratched in every ward of the city,
while the county has gone against him.
| In all Likelihood the Democratic legis-
| latiyc ticket is elected entirely flom
present indications. Returns come i'll
very slow.
| Aurora.
| Special to Tie Ciooe
| PLANTATION, >. D.. Nov. Aurora
| county will give 4 majority Of 100 for
| the Republican state and congressional
ticket. The Republican legislative
| ticket is elected. Pierre will receive