Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-11-11
TIE VOTERS AND the VICTIMS.


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THE TERRITORY.
BURLEiaH COUNTY.
Burleigh county went for Tripp about
3e7 majority. There were nearly eight
hundred votes polled, the largest in the
county's history. The county polls in this
city registered 826 votes, Tripp's majeri-
" in the city was 267. Bennett received
1872 votes. Beaver Greek, Painted Woods
and Seventeenth Siding gave Tripp ma
jorities, and Apple Creek gave Bennett 9
majority. Stoyell received IN the city 457
votes and Francis .157. His majority is
nearly four hundred. AS far as heard
from Woodruff got six votes. Macni-
der received SIS votes in the city and
Slaughter 118. Macnider's majority IN
the county is 45O. Ansley Gray was elect
edto the House by AZ majority over Bow
en-. Alexander Mckenzie for sheriff went
in unanimously. Jno. Fl. Richards for
Recister of Deeds, received 472 votes and
g. w. Freede 1855 in the city precinct
) Richards majority in the county is easy
$50. w. B. Watson's vote for Treasurer
was 443 in the city and majority accord
ingly. P. Malloy, assessor, 525 and n. j.
Edgerly 112 in the city. D.. N. Corey,
Probate Judge, 457, and Call III. Major
,ty in the county over 800. Quinlan, cor
oner, 1874; Porter 1870 in the city. Justus
Bragg received 447 votes for SuperiDtend-
ent Of Public Instruction. Yegen, Don
nelly and Hare were elected County Com
missioners. Chas. Thompson was elected
County Surveyor. His vote in the city
was 420 and Mason's 204 Keating, Dion,
Ware and Falconer were elected Justices
of the Peace. The constables elected were
Preston, Myers, Mercer and Burns.
MORTON AND STEVENSON coUETIEs
The two precincts ACROSS the river in
Morton gave Bennett 81 and Trip 13.
Standing Rock went for Tripp, reducing
the Bennett mojority to less than 40.
Stevenson gave Tripp q majority OF IL.
Tripp leaves this section with 300 MAORI
-17. Stutsman county added nine to it.
Morton county elected F. F.. Girard, b.
Boley and Chris. N. elan. county commits
sioners, the first board ever elected by the
people. They are excellent men, and
stand pledged 10 an eternal warfare against
running the county into debt The vote
on county seat rejected the Lincoln City
proposition and located it on the 160 acres
west of Mr.. Davis claim north of the
Heart. Davis is on the bank of the Mis-
souri, river, and the county seat location is
west of him on the high slope. Morton
county starts off under an honest and in
telligent administration.
#S@ RED RIVER VALLEY.
Cass leads off with 1926 majority for
Bennett, and the following vote for dis
srict attorney: Francis 499; Stoyell, 285;
Woodruff, 81. Barnes gave 40 majority
tor Bennett, and a less one for Francis.
: Pembina gave 125 majority for Bennett,
and Stoyell 83; Francis 5, and Woodruff
Woodruff to the tune of $40, with only
one for Stoyell, and seven for. Francis.
Trail county gave Woodruff 1853, Francis
1O8, and Stoyel! II. Richland county
went for Stoyell ITO, and Francis 20.
Woodruff didn't get q vote. In Grand
Forks Benefits majority was 130, and in
Richland. as far as known, %. Trails
majority for Tripp is not received here,
but Fargo dispatch gives Bennett $50
majority in the Red River valley, as far as
heard from Every county in the valley
/. went for Bennett, but not as heavily as
was expected. Bennett will therefore
have about $50 majority IN Northern Da-
kota. Pembina county went solid for
Cavalier for the Council. In Cass S.G.
, Roberts was elected over H. S. Back by
,l43. j. O. Burbank, Republican, got in
with 45 majority.
Stoyel1 received in all about 1900 votes,
and Francis and Woodruff about 1900
each. The total vote Of Northern Dakota
is over s, TOO. .'.1s#
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.
Yankton county went about $50 for
Bennett. The Republican counties in the
vicinity didn't loom up very largely, but
managed to give Bennett q majority. The
Sioux Valley served him better, Mime
haha and Lincoln counties alone giving
him eighl hundred majority.
5 THE BLACK HILLS.
5 Deadwood gave Bennett a amajority Of
over a hundred. but Central City, Sturgis
City, and other precincts in Lawrence
county gave Tripp majorities. Tripp's
in the county was 242. Custer
and Pennington counties are expected to
reduce that majority q hundred. Man
ming, Democrat, was elected sheriff in
i Lawrence county by 80 majority over
Bullock. The Democratic county ticket
was all elected except probate Judge and
two county commission "A Aa Yankton
dispatch says Benefits majority will be
about 1900. Is
The STATES.
NEW HAMPsH1RE.
Head, Republican, was elected governor
\ nv :sisr fhouaand majority. Hall, Briggs,