St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06
They Also Insist That They
Will Control the Next
Legislature.
North Dakota Seems to Have
Gone Republican by a
Small Plurality.
The Anti-Pierce Men Will
Easily Control the Legis-
ture This Winter.
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bers of the legislature, and have returns
from eighteen counties which give
Loucke, Ind. 1000 plurality over Taylor,
Dem, and Mellette, Rep, for governor,
and claim these figures cannot be over
come by either of Loucks' opponents.
The Republicans have lost heavily in
all parts of the state. The legislature
will be nearly divided between the
three parties. Gamble and Picker, both
Republicans. have been elected to con-
gress. Equal suffrage is badly showed
under. 1t may require the official count
10 determine the capitol contest, which
is very close between Huron and Pierre.
The total vote in the state will not eX-
coed 10000.
Grant.
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MLBANK, S. D., Nov. 5.-Grant
county, complete, gives Loucks, Ind,
S74; Mellptte, Rep. sol; Taylor, DEM,
ST; for congress-. Zipp, Ind: SSs; Lea
bic, Rep. 4S7; Quigley and Clark, DEM.
Proctor. Rep, 563; for representative,
Kaercher. Ind. 965; Street, Ind, 926;
Lawrence, Rep, GAS; Port, Rep, 485;
Scott, Ind, for senator in the district
comprising Grant and Roberts counties
has 272 majority over Proctor, Rep. HUI
ron has Isl majority.
Day.
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WEBSTER, s. D., Nov. 5.-Returns
from six precincts out of twenty-five in
niu he
Mellette, Rep, 332; Taylor, DEM, 155;
congressional candidates on the Several
tickets the same, and twenty out of
twenty-five precincts give Adams, Rep.
for the senate, S03; Mcfarland, Ind,
1,22O. Jones, Sateren and Decosta,
Independent candidates for the legiSla-
ture, are elected by majorities of from
4u0 to $40. Indications are that L0ucks,
Independent candidate for governor,
carries the county by small majority.
The Independents take every county
Office but one by large majorlties.
Huron's majority in the county is about
2U0.
Fall River County.
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HOT SPRINGS, s. D., Nov. 5.-Re-
urns from eleven Of the thirteen pre-
cincts of Fall River county give P lick
Quigley, DEM, 800, Leavitt, Ind, "A.
The vote of Mellette for governor in
this county is $40: State Senator Rob-
ins, DEM, is probably elected; God
dard, DEM, is elected representative
for this county. Nine precincts give
Pierre 1868 and Huron 377 votes for the
capital. Hot Springs gives IS majority
for equal suffrage.
Brown.
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ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. 5.-Brown
county practically complete gives
Loucks 40 plurality for governor. With
the same figures running through the
balance of the state and also congress
sional tickets. Republicans get about
two-thirds of the county ticket. The
Independents have six or seven of the
ten members Of the legislature. The
contest is extremely close and only the
official count can decide. Pierre has in
the neighborhood of 1900 over Huron,
and Aberdeen secures the county seat
by al overwhelming majority.
Hamlins
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CAsTLEwooD, S. D.. Nov. 5.-Hamlin
county complete three townships estl-
mated gives Mellettee 536, Taylor 2l3,
Loucks $40; for congress, Picker. Rep.
$50; Gamble. Rep, $50; Quigley. Dem :,
200; Clark, DEM. 200; Zipp, Ind, % 5;
Leavett, Ind, S65; for state senator,
Robert Dixon. Ind, sos; J. W. Veder,
Rep, 547; for representative, Peter
Snellster, Rep, $40; R. J. Taylor. Rep,
562; A. o. Arnson, Ind, $50; Thomas
Meller, Ind, 5S5.
Clark.
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CLARK, S. D., Nov. 5.-The election
yesterday was Waterloo for the G. o.
p. The bosses were defeated by a ma
jorlty averaging about 800. I.Oucks,
the Independent nominee for governor,
defeated Mellette by majority of over
500. Huron received 1,4OO out of 1000
votes. Clark is full of enthusiastic
farmers to-day, all excited over the
great landslide.
IfnneIaha.
Sioux FALLS, S. D., Nov. 5.--Re-
turns of Yesterdays election keep COM
Ing In with unusual slOwness. The Re-
publlcans have carried this county by
600 majority. Their legislative and
county ticket is elected without a
doubt. Pierre has majority Of 960 in
the county. Woman's suffrage Is de-
feated by 700.
Aurora.
PLANKINToN, S. D., Nov. 5.-The
Republican state ticket In Aurora
county was carried by over 100 plu-
rality. Complete returns elect j. l.,
HelntZ and John Davis. Republicans,
and ]. D. Barlow, Democrat, on the
legislative ticket. Pierce carried the
county by 344 majority. Independents
cut no figure except defeating two or
three Republicans on the county ticket.
Su11y.
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ONIDA, SD. Nov. 5.-Returns from fif-
teen precincts in the,county of Sully, give
Mellette 191, Loucks Ill, Taylor 40; for
congress, Picker POS, Gamble 2O5, OPP
:t.a hi Il,