The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-14
AN ALLIANCE VICTORY
Sioux CITY journal.

republicans, however, will control the
senate the fight for United states sena-
tor is already on and the democrats
are hoping to elect Tripp; while the in
dependents are figuring on Wardall.
The Governorship is still unsettled, the
republicans claiming the election Of
Mellette by 5000 plurality. Huron
pluck,ly claims that she has won the
capital, while Pierre is sh, u.ing over
q majority Of 10000.
HuRoN, Nov. 6,-The returns to.
night indicate thethe election of - in
dependents, giving them majority on
joint ballot and control Of the lower
branch Of the legislature, the republic
ans have the senate; the democrats
have elected "a members Of the legis-
lature, the republicans have the bal
ance OF the 1863 memoers. The indie.
pcndents clam the election of Loucks
for Governor, but the returns indicate
the reelection Of Mellette by 5000.
Leading democrats are already 6gur-
ing for the election Of Bartlett Tripp
to succeed Gideon G. Moody in the
United States senate. The independ-
ents will insist in sending the alliance
candidate Of last year, ,Alonzo Wardall,
to the United States senate. He is a
leading alliance man, and was active
IN the organization of the independent
party, and has kept his eye on the sen
stcrial chair since the admission Of
South Dakota as a state. Democrats
here have already suggested Maris
Taylor, their defeated candidate for
governor, as against Bartlett Tripp.
Taylor is very popular with his
party and lead the democratic ticket
several thousand. Huron's capital
committee are in the possession of in
formation disclosing gigantic frauds
by Pierre workers and a carefully
managed scheme to defraud Huron
out of several thousand votes for the
state capital. Huron's committee will
insist ON a fair count which will
give Huron the permanent capital be-
yond any question.
SruRGIs, Nov. 6.-Full returns from
Mead county give Pierre, 1890; HUI
ron, A. For representatives., Cooper,
Ind, DEM, SOB: Putnam, Dem., 525;
Bard, Dem. SOC; Burton, Rep, 422;
Dunkee, Ind, 3o2. This is gam Of
one republican over lassyear. Potter,
republican, for senator, carries this
county by plurality of 43. Butte
county, this district, not yet heard
from, will reduce, but can hardly over
come it. This is also gain Of one
republican representative.
PIERRE, Nov. 6.--For state senator,
cath district, Frank Drew, republican,
is probably elected by a small majori-
ty. For the assembly, same district,
or Hughes county. Tracy Pratt, demo-
crat, is probably elected by small ma
jority. In both cases it will require
the official canvas TO decide. In Stan
ley county, west of the river, H. HUI.
lin, democrat, is elected to the assem-
bly,, and j. T. Fletcher, democrat, to
the senate. In Pierre, Taylor for gov
ernor had AZ majority over Mellette.
OSE1DA.-For capital, Pierre has
Sls; Huron, II. Equal suffrage car
ried by 81 majority.
CAsrAllA, Nov. 6.-Almost complete
returns from Charles Mix county
show that the independents have car
ried their ticket from governor to con-
stable. Loucks' plurality is 81. Pierre
has 76l; Huron. 23l.
u Sioux FALLS, Nov. 6.-Nine republic
an members Of the legislature are
elected, while the county republican
ticket goes in with 600 majority, vary
ing tut little with each candidate.
Senator Pettigrew received tele-
gram from Chairman Clough, of Mad
ison, this afternoon, which states that
the Legislature is certainly republican.
The Press, of this city, however. has
conceded the legislature to the demo-
independents.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 6.-Loucks and the
state independent ticket have 100 or
more plurality in this county. The
entire independent legislative ticket,
two senators and eight representatives
are elected.
De EsMEr, Nov. 6.-The independent
legislative ticket is elected as follows
Senator, }. q. Crawford; Representa-
tives. Percy Crowthers, H. Dahlen
and w. L. Gleason. ~
, The candidates that reA ed tn;
most votes are receiving the congratu
lations Of their friends while those tina
> didn't get votes enough are explaining
how it came that they were short. tt
all right boys. Grin and bear it.
j, ]. s. Halestad. Of the South Da