Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-09-05
"A Woman at Sioux Falls Lights q
81: Fire With Kerosene and is Ter
/. ribly Burned.
Jay Eye See Tr0ts at the Minneapolis
Faii But Fails to Lower the
Record.
"A Fire at st. Paul-An Oil Explosion
on an Indiana Railroad
81 Train.
Interesting News by Telegraph.
The Vermont Elections.

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4 BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept. 2.-The election 10
passing off quietly in this city. The registra-
stion was the largest ever known. full vote is
being brought out. In the county local contests
are bringing out al the voters, and the indioa-
tions favor republican majority as large as
that Of four years ago. y
,WMTE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. 2.-Returns
from twenty five towns give Pingre ublican.
5.507; RedinRton, democrat, 2,245; scattering
80. These towns in 1880 gave Farnham, repub-
lican, 6,419; Phelps, 2,57s; scattering 65. The
indiestions arc that Pingree's majoeity for gov-
eznor kill 10 'les than q, 900.
WHITE RlvER JuNcT1oa, VI, Sept. 2.-One
hundred and FIVE towns in Vermont give Pin
gree, republican, 22,6s6; Redington, democrat.
10.440; scattering, 26l. Same towns In 1880
gave Farnham $685. e Phelps, 1855; scatter
ing, 492. So far as returns have been received
in the First congressional district, Stewart, re-
publican, received 2,6ss; Semmone, democrat,
47l; Kidder, greenbaok, s0l. aud scattering,
145. In the Second district, Grant. republican,
received 7,847: Goddard, democrat, 3,l87;
soule, greenbacker, &c, and scattering, 4. Be
turns arc coming in slowly. Burlington gives
Pingree 9l2 and Redipgton 1,02S; Redington's
majority, Ill. This is the first time this city
has ever given majority for the democratic
state ticket. O. A. HibbArd, democrat, was
elected representative by majority of 394.
Twenty of the largest towns, including Bur-
lington, Rutland and st. Albans, give Pingree,
republican, for governor, 9.73S; Redington,
5,45l; soule, 116; Pingree's majority, 4,l63.
The same towns in 1880 gave Farnham 10.8G;
Phelps, 5,529; Rarnham's msjnity, 5,39l, show
ing falling off of only LAS in the republican
vote and in the democratic vote of only 25.
POLITICAL NOTES.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 2.-The republican
state convention met this morning. Mr..
Greeve was made chairman. Hon. Moody
Carrier was nominated for governor.
Hartford, Conn.,, Sept 2.-The state demo-
cratic convention met this morning. Edward
W. Seymour yas temporary chairman. Gov
ernor Waller was renominsted by acolamation
and the ticket was completed ~ follows: Lieu
tenant governor, George G. Sumner; secretary
of state, d. Ward Northrope; treasurer, Alfred
b. Goodrich.
Owosso, Mich, Sept. 2.-The greenbaok and
democratic congressional conventions for the
Eight district were held here today. Both nomi-
mated Timothy e. Tarsney of East Saginaw for
congress.
HousToN, Texas, Sept. 2.-The republican
state convention convened at l p. m. A. J. Ro-
senthall Of Fayette was chosen temporary CHAIR
man.
81. LOUIS, No.. Sept. 2. The democrats of
the Eighth district of this city nominated John
J. ONeiu for reelection for congress by aocla-
nation.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 2.-Wallaoe W. Jones
was nominated for congress today BY the repub-
licans of the Eleventh Kentucky district.