The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-06
SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT & HANFORD.
rRorRlErons.
ELECTION RETURNS.
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as follows: Connor. 1902; Noodle, 81:
Jolly, IS; Wood, II: Smith 30.
Second Ward -Connor, so; Noodle,
%; Jolly, 70; Wood, %; Smith, 10.
Hot Springs, 3rd ward; Jolley, 144:
Smith, 40; Woods, SO. Conner, So:
Noodle, 229. Summary of City gives
Jolley, 251; Smith 90; Woods. 116.
Hot Springs precinct; JolleY, SO;
Smith, is; Woods, IA. Conner, %:
Noodle, ~.
Cheyenne River; Jolley, is: Smith,
4; Woods, %. Conner, 2G; Noodle, II.
Cascade; Jolley, Al; Smith, 10;
Woods, %. Conner, 30; Noodle, %.
Odcii; Noodle, &c.
Hat Greek: Jolley, IL; Smith, l.;
Woods II; Carlsey, 6. Frary 20.
The latest returns would Indicate
that Post, rep. for supreme judge is
elected ver Edgerton, ind. by a safe
majority. Bemis, rep. candidate for
mayor,is elected in Omaha over Ostoif.
Reports from the 18th Judicial
district of Nebraska are as follows
for district judge: Chadron-Kin-
kaid 329, Barlow 25S, Critics 1893, Har-
baugh SO. Alliance-Bartow 1853,
Kinkald ITO, Critics 100. Hartauehb SO.
Returns indicate that republicans
gain two members in state senate and
four IN assembly. Five hundred
ninety nine districts in state outside
New York City gives Flower, dem. Co.,
9Sl; Fasset, rep. 70,45S. Eight hun.
dred s,xty-one districts. New York City
out of SS7 gives Flower, 10000; Fas-
sctt, S3,S9S. Six hundred thirty-two
districts in state outside of New York
city, Flower, 1850; Fassett, 1852.
Press Association says Flowers MAJOR
ity in state about $4,000. In city his
majority is $4,000.
DAKOTA,
One hundred and two precincts ln-
Guiding large towns, except Yankton,
and nineteen out of fifty-one counties
give Jollcy, 3,457; Smith, 3.o2s; Wood,
2,073.
Pennington county congressional
vote approximated Woods, 800; Smith,
$50; Jolley, $50. Twenty-seven pre-
cincts in Lawrence county out of forth
three gave Jolley 200 majority. Later
returns net materially change result
in tins county.
Huron gave Jolly 200: Woods IS;
Smith Sc. Pierre: jolly 269; Woods
IS; Smith 10. Sixteen precincts out
side of Huron and Pierre gave Jolly
$50; Woods 1872; Smith 479.
Bell Fourche City gives jolly %,
Woods 81, Smith IS. Butte county
is independent by a small plurality.
Light vote polled. A%ustralion system
a success.
Returns from 80 precincts shows
jolly for congress leads both com.
petitors.
OF the 10 state senators the demo.
Gratis elect eleven. OF the 100 mem
= bers in the house the democrats elect
20. Sixteen members were elected
without opposition.
256 precincts outside city Of Gin
cinnati gives Mckinley 3O132,C Campbell
25129. Mckinley is elected by at leas
ten thousand majority.
IOWA.
209 precincts give Wheeler, rep
2941S, Boies, DEM, $4,000. Same pre-
cincts in 1889 gave Hutchinson 251S(
Boles 26712. Net republican gain o
225. 306 precincts give Wheele
41169, Boies 42s70. Net republica
gain go. l45 precincts Wheeler 1997(
Boies 1912. The same precincts j
1889, Hutcheson, 17012 Boies 1885
Net republican gain 1874.
A later dispatch says, Republican
hopeful though returns on governo
not celebrating; but country precinct
may ye. elect Wqeeler. Remainder o
state ticket probably elected by SAT
plur.,ities. No definite news fror
legislative districts but republicans al
hopeful of a majority in both houses
Wheeler 1851, Boies 66993. Net den
obratic gain 545.
1t is evident at this hour, ii p. II
that there has been a republican gal
in every county IN the state. The assel
ton that the Alliance party has To-
strength is very evident. Republican
nave carried a majority Of the coul
ties in Kansas.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
1875 towns gives Allen 1882. req
Russell, 1882, dem. Same towns la
year gave Breckett 170s7, Russo
1875. Net republican gain 137. Ne
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