Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-10-12
Election Returns.

state. ticket doubtful. Republican plu-
ralitY will not exceed 5000. Lower house
in doubt. Prohibition certainly defeated
DEsMoINEs, To-, Oct. O-Summary Of
legislatures: Senators, republicans 81,
democrats and 5 in doubt. House, 70
publicans 81 fusionists 40, IN doubt s.
IL p. m. Up to this hour republican
state committee and state register have
complete and full returns from thirty
counties and definite r turns from twen-
ty seven and partial returns from the
other AZ counties. These show that
Sherman and the republican state ticket
will have majority over Kinne and
democratic ticket of 26, 900 to % 900, and
majority of $4,000 to 1900 over all.
Judge Reed does not run over 1,5OO and
1t is behind the rest of the republican
state ticket. Result in the sixth con-
gresslonal district still in doubt but
Cock, fusionist, IS probably elected by
200 to 300
DEs MONIES, Ia, Oct. 1O-Republican
state committee has furnished the assos
ciated press the following ballets on leg
lslatlve and state ticket. Republicans
claim election Of the following senator's:
Caldwell of Dallas, McDonough of Clark,
Eastman of Hardin, Dennarc of Buchan-
au, w haley OF Butler, Glass Of CerroG Gordo,
Chuble of Kossuth, Chambers OF Cedar.
Miles Of Wayne, Steph ems of Union.
Duncan of Louis, Sweeney of Mitchell.
Mccoy Of Mahasca, Wilkin Of Madison.
and Warren Carson of Patsawattomie,
or II In all. Of the hold over senators 20
or 81 are Republicans.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l1-1:45 q. M: Tie
newspapers arc yet unable to present
anything like complete report of Ham
llton county. The only foetlngs obtain
able arc for governor, and that for 100
out of l03 precincts. Hoadlcy 1884,
Foraker 2s,995. Hoadley's majority
2,3l9. Other precincts are small and
will not materially change the results.
This is republican gain Of $3.50.
The Democrats claim Hoadley election
by 5000, and the legislature. The repub.
llcan committee thinks Hoadley's major
ity will be 5000 or 1900 and that Kose
will be elected. Gov. Foster thinks
HoadleY's chances best but does not
abandon hope of either the governor or
the legislature.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct l0-An extensive
fire is raging at Middleport, and the en-
tire village is in danger. Fire department
here are on tnelr way to Middleport.
MADRID, Oct. 1o-The Spanish MINIS
try have virtually resigned. Prime MIN
lister Sagasta considers the moment has
arrived to leave to q new ministry the
task of adopting final measures concern
ing affairs with France, the latter having
positively refused to give further satlsfac-
ton to Spain for the insult to Alfonso,
and regarding the incident at an end
after Prime Minister Ferry's apology had
been published.
ALBANY, Oct. 10-Jury obtained in the
Sesslens-Bradley legislative bribery case.
Bradley being sworn detailed the well
known story of his meeting Sessions at
the Delavan Eouse and Sessions propo-
sitlon that witness should vote for DePew
and Wheeler, witness refused, subse-
quent interview at Kenmore hotel, pay
ment of g., 600 to witness by Sessions.
Witness became somewhat mixed at
points in cross examination which was
not concluded.
New York, Oct. lo-The board OF
trade and transportation to-day adopted
the report of its executive committee
calling attention of its members to the
importance of exciting their influence to
secure the nomination and election of
honest legislators and judges at the COM
ing election. A resolution was adopted
urging on congress the immediate enact
ment of uniform and just national
bankrupt law.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l0-The earth
quake last night was the heaviest
experienced here since 1868. Buildings
groaned, metallic roofngs cracked and
many persons rushed half dressed frem
the houses and hotels. The recollection
of its being within one day of the ami
versary of the earthquake of 1868 seemed
to increase the feras of many people 90
that they walked the streets all night IN
preference to returning to the houses.
Earthquakes were reported to have oc-
CURED during the night and morning at
several places along the coast. Weather
oppressive.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10-Secret service off,
GERS here report the arrest at Grand
Forks, Dakota, Of three men supposed to
have been engaged In printing and clr-
culatlng ten dollar silver certificates The
chase made by the secret service men was
q prolonged one 1t was learned that
various parties on the line of the North
ern Pacific had been victimized, and fol-
lowing this clue the federal detectives
we're lead to suspect man named Jas.
McGovern, a lumber explorer, who made
his headquarters at Duluth, MINI. Three
or four bills were heard of at Grand
Forks, where they had been passed by
saloon keeper, Chas Chambers, who had
recently removed 20 Duluth and started
grocery In partnership with McGovern.
Chambers was Immediately jailed at Du-
luth and man named Walters was also
held under suspicion and taken to St
Paul By searching the grocery all the
paraphernalia for carrying on counter
felting was discovered and also four cop-
per plates for printing five and ten dollar
bills on the bank of Montreal, IN such
manner that the numbers and bank OH
Gals signatures could be changed at any
time. Upon making this find McGovern
was arrested and the property seized aud
turned over to the district attorney at
St Paul. The detectives relate that
Chambers is fine penman and formerly
was employed in the Canadian Pacific
railroad Office. Walters is native Of
Quebec, where his mother lives. Nc
Govern comes from Montreal, where he 10
known to be respectfully connected, his
brother having held high municipal aud
government positions
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