The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-11-05

lure. Inc county ticket Is split About hal
the independent and half the republicans ar,
elected.
Lakota-Gifford has 800 to 400 majority ii
Nelson county.
Devils Lake-The entire republican ticket IL
elected except Creel, who is defeated for the
legislature. &,
LaMour-Returns show about 700 majorfty
for Clifford in the county. #
Jamestown-The republican legislative ticket
is elected. Day runs close to Clifford in the
city, but loses in outside precincts.
Milbank-Day probably carries Grant county
by small majority. The republicans elect q
councilman by about 500 majority AMI repre-
sentatives by small majorities.
Valley City-Seven precincts cast almost one
half the vote Of Barnes county. or $40 votes
Day has 1856 and Clifford 464. 8Gifford's vote in
1854 was ], 100 and Wilson'S POS. Clifford will
probably carry the county by about 800 ma
jority.
Wahpeton-Day has majority of about 800
in Richland county. ss
Giford's Probable Majority.
CANTON, Dak., Nov. s.-Lincoln county gives
Clifford 500 majority, Hanson county 25O ma
jority and Yankton county 400 majority. The
Advocates specials from various points
throughout the county indicate the election Of
Clifford by about $4,000 majority, although
more complete returns from interior points
may run his majority up to 10000. The legis-
lature will be Overwhelmingly republican, al
though in one or two cases the farmers caudi-
dates have pulled through. The republican
legislative nominees in this, the first district,
had about 500 majority. The straight repub-
lican ticket carried in Lincoln county, the in-
dependent ticket being completely covered
under. Largo republican gains are reported
OH the legislative ticket in Dakota, but the
democrats have gained considerable during
the past two years on delegate in congress.
Latest from state Elections.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Returns from oil except
one election district gives Roosevelt 6O,392;
Hewitt, 9O,296; George, 67,s99; Wardwell,
574. The United Democratic ticket is elected
in this city by 10000 majority.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The Tribune estimates
that the next Senate Of the United States will
contain AZ republicans and 81 democrats, re.
publican gain of 1; and that tho House of Rep
resentatives will consist Of 1855 republicans and
ITO democrats, a republican gain of 3O
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. S.-The Tribune claims
the state for the republicans by a plurality OF
from 1000 to 10000, and a republican majority
on joint ballot in the legislature of. 80 or 60.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 2.-Returns received
up to midnight indicate that the republican
state ticket will be elected by 900 to II, 900 pu-
rality. Smith, labor candidate for congress, is
elected. this being republican loss.
BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 2.-One hundred and
seventy-two towns and cities, including Boston,
give Ames 1906; Andrews, 1914. Total
vote Of Boston: Andrews, 26, 7O9; Ames, Is, 1913.
INDIANAPOLIS, Iud., Nov. Sat II O'Clock
the returns from the state indicate the election
of the republican state ticket. The legislative
ticket is still in doubt.
COLUMBUS O., Nov. 2.-The republican state
committee claims the election Of IL congress
men, republican gain Of six, and concede the
election of five democrats, The democratic
committee claims the election of six congress-
men.
Election returns from Minnesota indicate
that McGill is elected governor by about 1000
majority.
Kansas has gone republican by about $4,000
plurality. There will be democratic increase
in the members of the legislature. In 1884
there was fourteen democratic majority OF
joint ballot.