Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-14

liz ouHu4y liquor law. everything else has
given way to these two questions, and in
places where there is a large German popula
ton the Sunday law Influence has got the adj
vantage Of the Liberal and Democratic ticket
This makes the contest between Oglesby and
koerney for Governor very close, and the
complexion Of tile Legislature may also be
determined by the same question.
Very few returns freni Congressman have
been received, and as tire State las been re-
districted, no opinion can DO lorfled from
the returns that have been received for Presi-
dent. The probability is that the Republic
cans elect two members in this county Far
well and Rice: Possibly Harrison, Dem,
beats Ward III tie "a District. HurJbu., Rep
is elected IN the 4th District. also Marshall.
pcni., in southern part of the State. KNAPP.
10th DIST, Hawley. 9th dist, and Burcharti lii
The 9th dist, members Of the present Con-
grcss. AcNutt in the 18th district is proba-
bly, elected. tx
There are nineteen districts in all, and OF
these the Republicans certainly elect u.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 6. III
Enough of the returi.: are iii to show that
the Si.fc has gone for Grant by from Is, GOO
to Fl, 600 majority.
Republican Congressman are elected Iii all
the districts. NJ. II. Dunneil, iii the 9Th dlis-
irict, Is elected by 5000 minority; w. b.
Strael, In the ID district, BY 1000; Averil, in
the Sd district, by 5000.
The entire Republicans State ticket was car
ried by an overwhelming majority.
Grants majority in this city il twcnty-six
Republican gain of 800. Ramsey County,
which gave Seymour l55 majority, gives
Greeley 80. The total vote cast in the city
was 1888 against a,sss In 1871.
DETRoIT, Nov. 6.
The State has probsbly gone $1,000 for
Grant. All nine Congressman are Republican
The Legislature is Overwhelmingly Kepubli-
can. .&
CHICAGO, Nov. 6. a
The returns from this city are In complete
but enough is known to show that Grants
majority is at least 5000. The Republican
County ticket is elected bya majority 81 not
less thns 10000. The Republicans elect six
out of seven of the State Senatorsand thir-
teen out Of twenty members of the House;
all they could possibly elect under the sys-
tenn of cumulative voting now legal in this
State. Tie Delegation probably stands thiE-
teen Republicans and six Democrats. Gle
mcnts has undoubtedly beaten Wall in the
18th District. The Republicans majoritysin
Iowa Is not less than $4,000 and The entire
Republican, delegation to Congress elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
As towns, and SO Districts gives Dix 52l3
more majority. The vote for Mayor with
only few Districts to hear from is rs fol-
lows. Havemayer Republican, 1926. Law
renee, 3se6, O'Brien, Appolo Hall Democrat.
24sl9. The returns for Supreme Court Judge
gives Davis Republican, 42Sl9. Anderson,
Appolo Hall Democrat, 2735. Leonard DEM
ocrat, 3736. For city Ju.' &c Sutherland. who
was supported by Appolo Hall Democrats,
and Republicans, has 5442S. Bedford, Tam
MANY Democrat. 1874. The small vote
po,iEd for O'Brian caused great surpiis Use
among the Advocates Of Apollo Hall.
Many OF the votes that were counted on Tor
O'Brien were for Havcmcyer. The Irish III
most of the Districts voted largely tor
Hovemcyer and Lawrence.
WiLMINGToN, DEL. Nov. 8.
Grants majority in the state is Gil.
IsDIANAfoL1s, Nov 6.
Additional returns show continued Repub-
lican gains In $50 precincts out OF 1905 the
net Republican gain is over ,OOO.