St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-05
WLLEY FEELS GAY.
The Republican Elected in
South Dakota by a Plu-
n rality Of 5000.
independents LoseVery Heav-
lily in Nearly All Parts
Of the State.
Not More Than Two-Thirds of
the Citizens Go to the
Ballot Boxes.
An lOWan on the Verge of Ar
rest Kills Himself With
a Revolver.
SpeciaI tn The Globe

special 10 the Globe.
Huron, s. D.. Nov. 4.-Only 1S6 pre-
cincts have sent in returns. These rep
resent the larger towns and over half
the county seats in the state OF the
17,Sl0 votes reported Jolley has S,S49,
Smith 5,4G0, Woods 3.5O1. The lowest
estimate gives Jolley the state by 5000. A
very light vote was pollPd, not to exceed
two-thirds of the total vote. The indie
pendents lose heavily in all parts of the
state. The Black Hills region, as far
as reported. gives Woods larger vote
than expected and less for the indie
pendents. Returns from Deadwood say
that in all but five precincts in Law
renee county Jolley has l,12S votes,
Smith 99l, Woods 433. Those to hear
from may lessen Joliey's plurality
to 100.
WATERFOWL, Nov. 4.-The complete
returns from CCdlngton county and city
of WatertOwn show total vote of 7S4-
Jolley All, Woods Pol, Smith l16. George
T. Fuller, Dem. is reelected county
commissioner of the Third district by Is
majority, and John p. Michals, Rep, is
elected to the Fourth district by AZ ma
jority. a very light vote was pOlled on
account of inactivity of the politicians
and the fine weather, which farmers de-
clined TO give up to try their hands at
voting under the new Australian law.
REDFIELD, Nov. 4.-COmpiete returns
from this county give Jolley, Rep, IL
plurality for congress-.
MITCHELL, s. D.. Oct. 4.-COmplete
returns from all the voting places in
this county give Smith, Independent.
Ini nIc
Dem, 12S. J0lley's defeat in the
county is due to the fact that but 80 per
cent of the Republicans of this city
came out aud voted. the Republican vote
in Mitchell being 1872 this year,as against
$50 last fall.
YANKroN, s. D., Oct. 4.-Complete
returns from YanktOn county give Jol-
ley 540, Woods $40, Smith SO. Osborne,
Rep. and Inch. DEM, are elected
county commissioners. -
VERMILLIoN. S. D., Oct. 4.-Official
returns give Jolley 466, Smith SOP, and
Woods 81 in the county. About two.
thirds of the vote was pOlied. The loss
is attributed to Republicans staying at
work in their corn fields. JolleY re-
turned from the Black Hills tonight,
and was met with brass band and
much rejoicing.
ABERDEEN. s. D., Nov. 4.-Thirty-
seven precincts cut of forty-One in
Brown county give Iolley SG5, Smith SO
and Woods 239. Smiths estimated
plurality in the county is 10. 1t is the
lightest vote in the history of the
county. Jolley has plurality in the
state estimated at 6,0U0 or 1000.
WEBSTER. 5. D., Nov. 1.-The vote
pOlled throughout Day county was very
light. Returns from twenty-three out
of twenty-five precincts in the county
give JOliey. Rep, 33l; Smith, Ind, 504;
Woods, DEM, 9S. Last year the same
precincts gave Gamble. Rep, 739; Leav-
lit. Ind, 1,1S9: Clark, Dem, 217
HoT SPRINGS, ). d., Nov. 4.-Official
count of the city vote gives Jolley, Rep.
1871 plurality over Woods. Dem, and
Smith. Ind. An estimate for the county
gives JOlley plurality over Woods of
200, and over Smith 4C0.
Elk POlNT, 5. D., Nov. 4.-The cleo
ton returns of the county, two prec nets
to hear from, are as follows: Jolley 500,
Smith 464. Woods I21. The vote was
light.
MILBANK, S. d.. Nov. 4.-Fourteen
ont of nineteen precincts in Grant
county give Smith, Ind, 3S3; Jolley,
Rep, 224; Woods, Dem, IS. Careful
estimates give Smith 40 plurality over
Jolley in the county. Cunningham,
Ind, is elected county commissioner.
The total vote of the county Will not
exceed 700, being less than half that
cast year ago.
MILLER. S. D.. Nov. 4.-Thirty-three
precincts in Hand county give Jolley,
for congress, $40 votes; Smith, Ind,
$40: Wood. Dem., GO. Seven precincts
are TO hear from, which VIII not change
the result. There is about 80 majority
for JolleY.