Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-12

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Des M0incs, Nov. 3: Chairman McMil.
ian OF the republican state committee has
complete returns from 81 counties, and
has estimated returns from the s remain.
Ing counties. by this means he has figur-
ed that The plurality for SHAW, republican,
is about 81, 1872. He thinks that these fig
ures will vary but little as the corrected
returns for the five estimated counties
come in. The plurality may be set down
at about 81 1000 and below 81, 1000.
Chairman Walsh of the democratic COM.
mittcc thinks that errors in the returns
may reduce the plurality for Shaw 10 20,
OOO.
The senate has so members, of which 50
are republicans and IL populists and DEM
ocrats. The house has 100 members, of
which the republicans have elected 81 and
the pOpulists and democrats SO. These
figures are subject to slight variations,
probably to the advantage of the demo-
Gratis. The republicans lost 4 members in
the senate and IL in the house compared
with the last legislature.
Returns from Iowa counties are given
below:
Plymouth.
LeMars. Nov. 8: Complete returns from
the entire county give Shaw 2,043; White,
2.026; LELAND, So: Lloyd, 20; Cliggitt, 90.
The entire republican county ticket ex-
cept county superintendent is elected by
from 80 to 70 plurality. Gibson. repub-
lican, for representative, has 1920; Han
nan, fusionist, 1893.
Lee.
Keokus, Nov. 8: Complete returns
from all precincts in Lee County give
White 1922; Shaw, 1897. The democrats
elected tho entire county ticket by ma
jorities ranging from $50 to 1,4S5, electing
Representatives Power and Hazen by
largely increased majorities. Hon. u. A.
Young, for state senator, has a majority
of $50 over DIR. s. w. Moorhead, editor of
the Gate City. White carried Keokuk and
Fort Madison, the two cities of the county.
Cherokee.
Cherokee, Nov. 3: Cherokee County
cast a large vote. Full returns from the
county give Shaw 1855; White, 1885; for
the legislature, Beat, republican, 1885:
Parker, democrat, 1910. Cherokee County
Mckinley SsS majority.
Dcs MOines.
Burlington, Nov. s: Complete returns
from Des Moines County give White, DEM
ocrat, $3.50; Shaw, republican, 1926; Gig
Ritt, 159. For senator: Koestncr, demo-
crat, S,279; Macarthur, republican, $3.50.
Jaeger, democrat, 3,5l3; Miller, repub-
lican, 3,262; Stephens, republican, 3,3O5.
Both representatives, with the full county
democratic ticket, have been elected by
from 80 to $50 majority.
Ida.
Ida Grove, Nov. 8: The returns from the
HifforAnf ,NroNtNotc II, tim aunt, rv:,,n u z
White a majority of %. Shaw ran behind,
and it is believed the rest of the republican
state ticket received a small majority. Last
year Mckinley carried the county by
nearly 100. Hathaway, the fusion candi-
date for representative, carried the county
by IL. The county ticket is elected as fol.
lows: Treasurer, democrat; superintend-
ent, democrat; sheriff, republican; sur
veyor, republican; supervisor, republican;
coroner, republican.
Wapello.
Ottumwa, Nov.S: Wapello County with
precinct estimated, gives the follow
ing: Governor, White, 1873; Shaw, $3.50;
Cliggitt, 90; Lloyd, 200; Leland, IS.
Representative, Wapello district-La-
fayette Dudgeon, democrat, S,S45; Geo. |
w. Dickens, republican, 1851.
Senatorial District-W. A. McIntire. i
democrat, 1851; P. l.. Waterman, repub.
lican, $3.50; T.. NJ. Morris, populist, l76. |
The balance Of the republican county
ticket is elected.
Davenport, Nov. 8: The republicans
carry everything in Scott County by plu-
xalities of 500 to 800. The republicans hold /
all the county Offices except those retained /
by hold0ver democrats.
Lyon.
Rock Rapids, Nov. 8: Complete un. |
official returns from all the precincts in
Lyon County give Shaw l,17S; White, |
l,lS5. Democrats elect their candidate for
senator.
Osceola.
Sibley, Nov. 8: Osceola County gives
White 79l; Shaw, 766. On the county
ticket the democrats elect treasurer, sheriff,
supervisor and coroner The republicans
elect superintendent of schools, surveyor
and supervisor.
Dubuque.
Dubuque, Nov. 8: Dubuque County,
with two precincts estimated, gives White
$3.50; Shaw. $3.50; Cliggitt, 100; Lloyd,
90; Leland, 40; Kramer, %. The repub-
licans elect the sheriff. The democrats
get the rest of the county Offices.
Marshall.
Marshalltown, Nov. s.: Complete re-
turns from Marshall gives Shaw a plural
ity of 1,lO2. The republican county ticket
leads tile state ticket over 100 votes, except
on sheriff, Mills being defeated by Nc
Pherson.
Cedar Rapids. Nov. 8: Full returns