Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1890-11-07

Clerk Of the courts, Forrest, Al; DeLong,
70; Minis, 20. For superintendent Of
schools, Goultry, 10 Carver, g. Lund,
50. Steiner for county judge on the rep
publican ticket has, 70; Hubbard, Sc.
For county attorney, Brown, 104; Averill,
81. Steensland for county Commissioners,
45; Miller, "; Schoen. 49, Coroner,
Rosenbaum, 9S; Smith, 80. On the state
capital, Pierre, SO; Huron, 49,. The
amendments to the constitution, equal
suffrage and the state debt were defeatep.
BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 5.--Special: The
election here passed off quietly and all
parties worked faithfully from early till
late. Principle interest centered in the
capital fight, in which Huron gets only
8 majority. The vote on various candi-
dates stands as follows; Loucks, 30:
Mellette, 81; Taylor, IL. For congress,
Leavitt, 20; zipp, 20; Picker, 81, Gam
BILE, 81; Clark, II; Quigley, II. Brad
shaw, Ind. candidate for state senator, 80;
Dunham, Rep 64, Bertrand, Dem, II.
Hotter, Ind. for the legislature, 20,
Owens II, Gehon 30; Moscript, Rep. 65,
Sherman GA, Donahue; Ga Deavitt Dem. IL,
Wumkes IA, Drey H. On the county
ticket, Wahl Ind. for register of deeds %,
Olson rep. 65, Wilkinson dem. II. Ward
well ind. for auditor 20, Fowles rep. ~,
Freesman dem. II. Treasure, Wimple
ind. ~, Allibone, rep. 6G; Conklin, dem.
II. Sheriff, Barnum, ind. 33; Pierce,
rep. 90; Richardson, dem. 8. Superin-
tendent, Goltry, 8; Carver rep. 81; Lund,
Sc. County judge, Steiner has a major
ity over Hubbard, Of 50. Brown, rep.
gets SIS for county attorney against Aver
i'll, 1s. Rosenbaun1, rep. for coroner has
r.; Smith, dem. 90. Huetson, rep. for
surveyor 9G; Curtis, dem. 10. The equal
suffrage amendment has ~ votes for and
SO against. On state debt amendment,
ID for, rs against.
NORWAY.
NUREY, Nov. Special This town:
ship gives Huron and all the republican
candidates a severe black eye and turns
up with ffty-one majority for the inde-s
pendent, state ticketand about the same
for al the candidates, on the legislative
and county ticket. Leavitt and Hotter
are both ahead Of their ticket and Dun
ham, Gamble, Pierce and Carver all run
behind the republican state ticket. Lund,
democratic candidate for superintendent
gets eighty-eight votes, while the rest Of
the democratic candidates have not re-
ceived vote. Sherman's men did great
deal of bull-doZing, thereby running him
ahead of the ticket two votes. Had it
not been for his endless amount of but
ton-holing and brow-beating, he would
have run behind 20 votes. Pierre
gets a majority against Huron Of
81, for which The FARNFRs' LEADER
gets the credit, for the. Ruralist, the
Huron organ. has been scattered, foot
thick over the township and Huron al
ways claimed the township by good
majority. Women's suffrage and the
state debt amendment to the constitution
are both defeated here.
DAYTON
BANNER. Nov. 5.-Specsaz: The cleo
tion here was a complete disappointment
to the republicans who expected to carry
the township by a coop majority and also
to the Huron workers, who figured on a
vote for their town of four to one. The
result is as follows: Loucks, g.: Mellette,
48: Taylor, 5. Leavitt, for congress got
65; Zipp, 60; Picker, SO, Gamble, A;
Clark, 5; Quigley, 5. State senator,
Bradshaw, 65; Dunham, ~; Bertrand. 2.
Legislature, Hotter 80; Owens, 62; Gehon,
So; Moscript, 3s; Sherman, 46; Donahue,
3S; Deavi4t, Wumkes, and Drey, drew,
each, 5. Register of deeds, Wahl, 55;
Olsou, 81. Auditor, Wardwel!, sS; Fow-
les, 81; Freesman, 5. Treasurer, VIM
pie, SO; Allibone, 45; Conklin, 8. Sheriff,
Barnum, 81: Pierce. so; Richardson, 6.
Clerk of the courts, Asa Forrest, GO; De-
Long, AZ; Minis, 6. Superintendent, Col
try, 81; Carver, 81; Lund, AZ. County
judge, Steiner, Sc; Hubbard, ~. Pierre
81; Huron, So. The women furnished
free lunch at the polls, did hard work
and have received a majority for the
amendment of 13 votes.
LINCOLN.
MAPLE GROVE, Nov. 5.-Speci0l: The
vote polled here was very heavy and ex-
ceedingly complicated. The tickets were
all badly scratched and the judges did
not complete their work until early this
morning. The republicans worked as if
for dear life for their man Dunham and
the state ticket but failed to carry the
township. Louclls. the independent can
dielate for governor, gets a majority
against Mellette of twelve votes and all
the rest Of the candidates on the state
ticket about the same. Leavitt is ahead
of his ticket and Zipp a vote or two be-
hind. Gamble also runs far behind
his ticket. On the legislative ticket Al!
the independent candidates get small