St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-08
IT'S The OLD, OLD STORY.
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS ELECTED THE
R-PUSLfcAR CaRDiDATES.
PLURALETlEs NOT oBTA1NABLE

The Supreme Court Judges Are
Probably Chosen by From
5000 TO 10000 Scattering
Returns From Several Coun-
ties-Forest Fires Doing Great
Damage in Benton County.
Specials TO the Globe
CHAMBERI.AIN. S. D., Nov. Chair.
man Greene. of the Republican state
central committee. tonight states that
the Republicans of South Dakota would
hold their percentage of last years vote,
which would give the Republican cam
didates for supreme judges about 5000
plurality. Judge Haney, Republican
candidate for circuit Judge OF this dis
trict, is elected by good majority. But
so or 60 per cent of the vote in the state
has been cast.
There was quiet election and light
vote. Republicans probably elect the
state and judicial ticket. Chairman
O'Brien, secretary of the state central
committee, processes to believe that the
election is so close that the official count
will be necessary to determine the re-
suit. In this county the Democrats sup
ported the Independent candidates for
commissioner. Judge Smith, RepuD-
lican candidate for reelection, ran
ahead of the ticFet.
ABERDEEN, s. D., Nov. 7.-Aberdeen
city gives Carson $50. Kellam PSI, Ben
nett 245, Wood S., Stoddard Il. Hinckiey
65, Fairhank IS, Kennedy 60, Potter ISL.
Campbell is elected circuit Judge with
out opposition. Alley and Boardman,
Reps, are elected county commission
ers. The vote is extremely light
Throughout the county, and will also
show Republican plurality.
BLUNT, s. D.. Nov. AT the judi
cial election today the Independent can
didates for supreme. judge received from
10 to Il majority over tie Republican
candidates for the same Office. Fuller,
Rep. candidate for circuit judge in this
(the SIXTH judicial circuit. received a
majority Of five votes over the -nde-
pendent candidate.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. AT II
o'clock the city vote counted shows that
tor supreme judges the Republicans
have majority; judge of the second
circuit, j. W. Jones, Rep, 1852; w. A.
Wilkes, Pop. 19S: II. Ii. Keith. Ind.
Rep, 295. f. S. Emerson, Rep, is
elected county commissioner. a dis
patch from LennOX, Lincoln county,
gives Jones 60 out of 50 from Flandreau,
Moody county. Jones is considered
surely elected. Reports from Repub-
lican and Democratic state headquarters
give the victory to the Republican can
dldates. The vote for supreme judges
in the state is considered about three
ffths.
MILLER, 5. D., Nov. 7.-Miiler town
ship gives the Republican supreme
ticket 81, Independent 4S, Democratic
p; for circuit judge Fuller. Republican,
50, Hartley, Independent, 81, Repub-
lican gain Of about II over the state
ticket year ago. 1t is estimated the
Republican majority in the county will
be 100. \ light vote was polled.
VERMIIIIoN, S. D., Nov. "A light
vote has been polled. Returns are in
slow. Republicans have heavy gains.
Huron, !. d., Nov. Carson, Kel-
lam anu Bennett, Republican nominees
for Supreme court judges. received
nearly three to one votes today over
Wood, Stoddard and Hinckley, Demo
Gratis. Only thirty Populist votes were
cast in the city. Returns indicate a
small vote in the state. with 50 per cent
decrease in the Populist vote. Indica-
tons are that all the Republican circuit
court judges are elected, except, per
haps, Andrews, in the Third district.
MILBAYK, S. D.. Nov. 7.-Returns
from the Third judicial district are very
slow and incomplete. The vote is light
and close, with the probabilities strongly
in favor of BoucG, Ind, over Andrews.
Rep. The circuit includes eight coun-
ties. Grant county gives the InGepend,
ent state supreme court ticket a good
plurality. Bouck will carry Grant
county by from 200 TO 500 majority.