The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-12
DAKOTA ELECTION.
Returns from Some of the Cities
end Towns.
Special to the Pioneer Press.

The majority for M. III. Day, Dem, for con
gress in Pembina county, Oak will be about
250. The entire Democratic ticket-P. G.
Donavan for the council and John Bidlake
and John Ely for the house-is also very
probably elected. The county ticket is badly
mixed, and in some cases it will require all
the retirns to determine the result
BIG STONE Cry. Nov. 1.-The weather was
stormy and the vote light.
Total vote OF city and town. I42. Clifford 81,
Day 81. For council, Sheldon 80, Sullivan 40.
Representative. Williams III. Gesiey &C, Phileo
SO, Cooper So, Compton z. For register OF deeds,
Knapp So, Cooley 81. Treasurer, Roberts I42.
auditor NeiIi 81, Story IS. Douglass 49, Dis
trict attorney, Fisher I2e, Owen Ia. Sheriff
Nash 35, Benedict 25, Taylor SO, Crawford %,
superintendent, AmsdeD 142. Surveyor. Crowl
14l. Coroner. Rose 65, Daniels 46. Gifford's
200.
The Republican candidates for the legisIa-
ture in this district-Sheldon and Williams
are elected by good majorities. Cooper of
Codington, the Alliance candidate, will prob
ably be the third membe The Democrats
had no county ticket in the field.
CoDINGToM
WATERFOWL, Oak, Special Telegram, Nov.
2.-Six hundred and eighteen votes were cast
in this city, nearly all scratched The result
will not be known until late. The proba-
biliUies are that the Republican ticket is
mainly elected. l. Deming, Democratic
candidate for sheriff, ran ahead Returns
from four precincts in the county give Re
publican majorities, except for sheriff.
Cooper, Democratic candidate for the legis-
lature, has in these precincts 121 majority
over Gesley, Republican. Gifford's majority
in these precincts is SO. Returns from ten
election precincts in Codington county give:
Deming, DEM for sheriff over Jones lob mai
Buell., Dem for probate judge SO maj, Phillips,
(Rep) for treasurer &c maj, Williams, Rep
register Of deeds 20 maj. Adams. Rep) county
maj. over Gesley Rep.): Clifford 60 maj. over
Day.
BROWN.
ORDwAY, Oak, Special Telegram, Nov.
2.-Giford receives IL votes and Day So.
The sentiment in this county is strong
against division. The councilman. A. w.
Campbell, is elected, while James Fletcher.
Rep, and Charles A. Harris, Dem. will be.
elected as representatives. The Republican
county ticket is probably elected entiI ely,
unless it be the district attorney. Party
lines were not drawn, but there were three
tickets in the field. Clifford will not have
over 1 1000 majority in the county and pos
sibly less han that.
ROSCOE, Oak, Special Telegram, Nov. g.
Three precincts in this part of the county
give Day 81 majority, Arnold, Dem, for
council, 93 majority, Harris. DEM. for
house, 40 majority. High license scoops
everything here.
GRAND FORKS.
LARMoRE, Oak, Nov. 1.-The result CT to-
days election in the city is as follows:
Representative to congress-Gifford, Rep, 81:
Day. Dem. 60. For council-Colll ms, Rep, 81;
Spilde. Dem, Ga; Freeman. farmers nomination,
5. Assembly Fellows. Rep, 122; Wyman.
Rep; 81; Williams farmers, 8; Lundy, farmers.
Bray. Rep, 90: Baker, farmers, Al; Rose, Dem,
%. Treasurer -Abrahamson. Rep, 80; Corbitt,
Jensen, Dem, so; Elwood, Rep. and farmers,
liz. District attorney-Selby, farmers. So;
Hamilton, Rep, Sd: Miller. Dem, 20. Judge of
Probate.Chrane, Rep. and farmers. III; Bangs,
DEM. 48. Superintendent of schools-Shirly,
Rep. and farmers, 1lS; Russell. DEM. 4S.. Cor
oner-Rounzoille, Rep. and farmers. liz; Con-
key, Dem, 43. County surveyor-Oldham, Rep.
and farmers, los; Dixie. Dem, "a
But few outside returns are in, bur the
prospects look favorable for q great Re-
publican victory.
GRAND FORKS, Oak, Special Telegram,
Nov. 2.-Returns from twenty-nine pre-
cincts in Grand Forks county give Clifford
$50 majority. Returns indicate that Gift
ford's majority will be about 900. as against
2,1O0 over Wilson in 1884. w. / Collins is
elected to the ounci by a good majority,
and W. II. Fellows and l. d. Wyman to the
assembly. Swan, the Democratic candidate,
leads for sheriff. ALI the other candidates
probably elected are Republican.
WALSH
GRAFTON, Oak, Special Telegram, Nov. 2.
Day. Dem, for delegate to congress-. has
81 majority over Clifford In Grafton. Ar
dock give 107 majority for Day. From pres
emit indications Day win nave a majority Of
5O0 in Walsh county. Stewart for the as
sembly, Rep, is probably elected over Major,
Ind Allin, Rep, for the council, has no OPP
position, and Ensign, Ind is running ahead
of his ticket over Creel, Rep. Thousands of
bogus Republican tickets headed by N. ii.
Day for deigate to congress were put in cir
culation. The Democrats baptized in the
Democratic faith since Cleveland's election
were loaded with Doodle. The defeat of
Clifford is attributable to this result and also
In a measure TO Republican apathy as to the
head OF the ticket Returns from Martin
and Rushford townships give Day 43 mai.
Allen and Stewart, Reps, and Ensign. Ind.
are undoubtedly elected TO the legislature.
head of the ticket Eight precincts SO far
heard from out Of forty more give Day 1O2
maj Ensign, Ind, for the legislature. 424
maj. over Creel, Rep. Stewart, Rep, for the
legislature, 335 mai over Majer, Ind
HUGHES.
PIERRE, Oak. Special Telegram. Nov. O.
The election to-day was red hot e B.
Palmer carries the county for treasurer by
over 100 majority and George w. Harris, for
sheriff, by 90. Both are Democrats, and the
rest of the Republican ticket goes in by ma
~jorities ran ging from 200 to $50. The Re-
publican Legislative and congressional ticket
is carried In the county.
BEiDLE
HURON, Oak, Special Telegram, Nov. 3
1t was very quiet at the polls all day, and
only 700 votes of the LOO registered were
polled Clifford will have $50 and Day $50
The legislative ticket of this district gets q
full party vote. There was virtually no cut
ting on this John Cain OF Beadle is chosen
to the council, Wilson Wise Of Sanb0rn and
y. +. Roger OF Jerauld counties to the house.
In this county the whole Republican ticket
is undoubtedly elected-Cook for register,
Davis for fFaHaIIrnr II axyranoa acoaccnr M4cs
Shober superintendent, Bingham surveyor,
More probate judge. Sterling attorney, Huff
man sheriff, Collins coroner. The majorities
on these Offices viii range from 500 to
1850.
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