The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-14
RAPID ClrY, Nov. 5.-Pennington
county elects the entire republican
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legislative ticket, also the republican
county ticket with the exception oi
county judge and superintendent oi
schools. The vote was practically
solid for Pierre.
KlMBALl, Nov. $50 far as can be
ascertained now, Brule county has
gone democratic. probably electing the
entire legislative and county ticket
except superintendent Of schools
wilrodt, for senator, with Richards
Rowe aud Covey for the house, are
conceded elected. The state ticket has
a small democratic majority. Pierre
carries the county by two to one.
FLAEDREAu, Nov. 5-Ths republic.
ans elect one member of the house and
the independents one member and one
senator. The county ticket is half re-.
publican and half independent. The
total vote is l 40.
REpr1ELp, Nov. 5.-Incomplete re.
turns at this hour show that about
2,4O0 votes have been cast. So far as
heard from Huron gets about 100 and
Pierre nearly 600. The state republic
an ticket Is elected by 400 plurality
The legislative republican ticket is
elected, The county republican ticket
goes through with majorities from 100
to 400.
PLAs.1srox, Nov. 5.-Complcte re-
turns elect j. l.. He,ntz and John Da-
viz, Rep, and J. d. Barlow, Dem., on
the Legislative ticket. Pierre carried
the county by 344 majority.
WooNsocKEr, Nov. 5.-Returns from
fifteen out of seventeen precincts give
Mellette over $50 majority over
Loucks. The republican legislative
and full county ticket is elected except
states attorney.
TYxpAlL, Nov. 5.-This county has
had landslide for the demo-independ-
ents, only two republicans being elect
ed in the county, treasurer and one
member of the legislature. The dem.
ocrats have the rest with two indie.
pendcnts on their ticket. The county
will give the democratic state ticket a
small majority.
HowAnp. Nov. 5.-The election
proved a great surprise. Loucks car
ried the county by about 1876. The
whole independent state ticket has a
plurality. The independents elected
their senator. l. l.. Burch, and repre-.
sentative Stephen Jones. The repub-
licans reelected Frank Fox, sheriff, and
G. A. Allen, representative.
1luRoS, Nov. 5.-The independents
tonight claim the election of Loucks
for governor and also a majority Of
the legislature, but the figures at their
headquarters do not warrant the claim,
though they have elected several MEM
bers OF the lower house. The demo-
Gratis say that Taylor has won on the
governorship. From what has been
received up to this hour the reelection
of Mellette is assured. Pickler and
Gamble will so to congress with large
majoritics.
DESMEr, Nov. 5.-The Independents
have elected state senator, all the
representatives, sheriff, treasurer, aud.
itor and county judge. Democrats get
county attorney. Republicans get
register Of deeds, county superintend.
ent and clerk of the courts.
Sioux FAILS, Nov. 5.-It is fairly
certain that the entire republican leg.
islative ticket is elected ty major,tie,
ranging from 1,0UO to GOO. OF the
county ticket the republicans have
made clean sweep.
MILLER, Nov. 5.-The independents
elect their legislative ticket.
PARKER, Nov. 4.-Thc republican
county split elects two democrats tc
the Legislature; senate, Peterman, re-
publican. Rnndell aud Christensen
democrats. The county ticket is divid
ed between the republicans and demo
Gratis.
| ABERDEEN, Nov. 5.-Brown county
practically complete, gives Loucks 4(
plurality for governor, with the sam.
figures running through the balance ol
the state and also congressional tickets
The independents have six or seven al
the ten members Of the legislature.
Election Brevitics.
Iowa will send six democrats out o.
thirteen congressman to congress.
| In Missouri the democrats will sent
solid delegation to congress with on,
exception.
Ohio will have seven republican
and fourteen democrats in the mex
congress. Mckinley is probably de
feated.
ingalls, chances for reelection ar
very slender.
Pennsylvania elects democrati
governor but the legislature will b