Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-11-06

HloHclS. NeTu, NOWluNu anu lIanXlte
are elected on the prohibition ticket re-
spoctively for sheriff, treasurer and aud
itor; for the council, Selby is elected by
small majority. Sprague and Adams
for tho house have large majorities.
RANSOM COUNTY.
Lisbon, Nov. 3.-Rcturns from all but
ono precinct give Clifford 772, Day 25s.
MINNEIIAliA COUNTY.
SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 3.-(;itford's ma
jority in this county will be about 1900.
MINER COUNTY
HOWARD, Nov. 3.-tiiffortl's majority
in Miner county is 300. The Democrats
elect tho full county ticket except l.. Olsen
for treasurer and A. w. McLaren for SUI
perintendont, both Independents.
BROWN COUNTY.
Gifford's majority is about 225.
BEADLE COUNTY.
Gifford's majority is from 800 to 900.
Entire Republican ticket elected by a
plurality of 500 to 800.
KINGSBURY COUNTY.
Gitford's majority Is 800. ..
BROOKlNGs COUNTY.
Gifford's majority is 200.
- The States.
"FROD."
Special Telegram to tho INTER. OCEAN
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-The Globe comes
out in great shape headed "fraud." It
claims that SlOO,OOO has been raised by
the Republican committee and this
money and certain men have boon sent
out to doctor the returns in tho back
counties. 1t gives tho names of the men
who hold secret meeting and calls on
all Democrats to look out for them. 1t
says they are trying to do the same thing
they did in 1876 and says Ames is elected
and "by the eternal they will 500 that
he gets there. 1t looks as if there was
going to be a hot time.
VERY CLOSE.
Special Telegram 70 the INTER-OcEAN
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-The Pioneer Press
says McGill is the winner by an insignif-
icant majority and away behind tho bal
ance Of the state ticket. Tho bulk of the
official returns in put his majority at
about $500. The wild Democratic claims
are not justified by tho figures. Repub-
lican losses in the legislature are now re-
ported. There is trouble in tho court nj
Duluth.
1000 MAJORITY
Special Telegram to INrER.OcEAxl
ST.. PAUL, Nov. '5.-McGill ia elected
by about 1000 majority in Minnesota.
M1NSEAPoLIs, Nov. 4.-The Republi-
cans pull through In Hennepin county.
The city still remains for McGill. Re-
turns from over half the state give Nc
Gill plurality of nearly 1000. The re-
suit of the vote on congressman is quite
as much of revolution as the reduction
of the previous large Repu blican major
ity on the state ticket. Mr.. Lovely is
defeated by Judge Wilson. Judge Mac
Donald has a good majority in the third
district, and Mayor Rice of st. Paul will
represent the fourth district in Congress.
Mr.. Lind is elected in the second district
by handsome majority.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGToS, Nov. 4.-Thc Fiftieth
congress will stand az follows: Repub-
licans l54, Democrats 1850, Labor 5, Inde-
pendent 6.
KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 3.-The startling
fact Of the defeat Of Speaker Carlisle was
foreshadowed in the returns received
last night. From the returns received
today Speaker Carlisle himself this AFTER
noon comedies his defeat His success
full competitor is George Thobe, native
Kentuckian though of foreign parentage.
He il described as an agitator fit to be a
leader among workingmen.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-Carlisle claims
his election by 500 or 600 majority.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Noy. 4.-The Democrats
elect three congressman aud the Repub-
licans one. The Republicans gain one
in the state Senate, and have two.thirds
Of the house.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 3.-Returns
received up to this time by the State
Register show . Republican majority on