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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-11
JUNKEEING DELEGATES.

The Members of the International Con-
gress Start on Their Trip Across the
Continent.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-The delegates to
the International American congress were
astir at a very early hour this morning to
prepare for the long trip arranged'foy them
by the department. of state. They awoke
to enjoy one of the most charming of
Washington autumnal mornings. The sky
was clear and the sun shone with Just
enough intensity to the cool breezes that
prevailed. The delegates part0ok of an
to the Pennsylvania railroad station. At
8:15 a large crowd saw them off. The
warning ''all aboard" was given and
promptly on schedule time, the train
started on its long journey.
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MONTANA.

HELENA. Oct. 3.-Returns tonight place
the result in Montana out of doubt so far
as the governor, legislature and congress-
man are concerned. Republicans elect
the congressman by about 800, and the
democrats Toole for governor by about 400.
In the legislature the democrats will have
a majority on joint ballot of about 10. The
probabilities are that the republicans will
elect all the state ticket under governor
with the exception of auditor, who is run
ming well all over the territory. Full re-.
turns and the full vote will not he in be-
fore the first of next week,
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Prohibition Goes.

ST. PAUL, Oct. Fargo special to the
Pioneer Press: The Republican this morn
Ing published an estimate of the vote on
prohibition in thirty counties, which shows
a net majority for prohibition Of 1,769. The
figures correspond with the reports re-
ceiyed by the Secretary White of North
Dakota non partisan prohibition alliance.
This, however, is reduced by Mcintosh,
which gave $50 majority againts the article.
Billings and Emmons to hear from, the
aggregate vote of which, it is estimated
will be so evenly divided as not to
materially change the result. The other
counties are unOrganiZed.
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A NOvEL CROOK.
Under Sentence for Highway Robbery, Hs
Steals His Jailor's Wife and Money.

LITTLE FALLS, Minn., Oct. 3.--Quite a
sensation was created here this morning
by the discovery that Mrs. j. p. Sand. wife
of the deputy sheriff, had taken her hus-.
bands revolver, keys and $50 and after
liberating John Mitchell, sentenced at the
late term of court to the state reformatory
at st. Cloud, eloped with him. Mrs. Sand
was seen to board the midnight tram north
and it is supposed Mitchell took the train
from the opposite side. Mitchell was con-
victed of highway robbery, and now that
he has robbed the jailor of his wife's atfec-
tions and also his money, he is looked upon
as xuite a novelty in the way of a crook.
He is 20 years old and the woman is 40.
She left /. husband and three children, tie
oldest about 20.
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Powderly All Right

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-G General Master Work
man Powderly addressed crowd in
Central Turner hall tonight in answer to
the charge made against himself and the
Knights Of Labor. The speech consisted
of an explanatory and historical eulogy of
the Knights of Labor organization, and
was very well received. No one appeared
charges one at a time and refuted them,
having good evidence for every statement
made 5&
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Attempt to Blow Up a slaughter Hou

Attempt to Blow Up Slaughter House.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-This morning a
dastardly attempt was made to blow up the
slaughter house of J.& G. Scanlon OH West
Fortierh street. A dynamite bomb was
was thrown through the open window,
doing about $500 worth of damage to the
property. but luckily injuring no one.
The act is supposed to have been committed
by discharged employee. There had
been strikei in the place last February,
the union men giving way to non-union
employees.
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THE MONTANA ELECTION.

Toole Elected Governor, Carter Goes to
Congress-, and q Democratic Majority
on Joint Ballot.
HELENA, Oct. 5.-Returns received to-day
give the democrats q majority of seven on
joint ballot in the legislature, with one
county in doubt, which may increase the
majority to nine. In several counties the
vote was very close, but it is not thought
that the official canvass will make any ma
terial change. Toole (dem. for governor,
has majority Of about 800. Carter (rep.)
for congress has q majority Of about 1900
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Heirs Discovered.

CARTHAGE, Ill, Oct. s.-Much interest
has been excited in Hancock and Nc.
Donough counties within the last day or
two over the report that w. S. Moffatt and
his sister, Mrs. George Middleton, residing
at Tennessee a little town on the eastern
borders of AcOck county, had received
notification that they are hiers to the cele-
brated MOffatt estate in Ireland. and en-
titled to Q One-ffth share in an estate worth
$45,OOO,OOO.
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SOUTH DlAKOEA.

The Democrats Claim Twenty Members
For the Legislature.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 4.-Huron special to the
Pioneer Press: Zackii Hundley, chairman
of the democratic state central committee,
tonight places the total democratic vote in.
the state at 20, 900, and claims twenty dem
ocratic members for the legislature. He
says the vote is larger than expected. Sec.
retary Bushnell Of the state prohibition
committee says he has sufficient returns to
guarantee the statement that prohibition
has q majority Of 1000 in the state, or 5000
more than expected. Huron has acc epted
the defeat for temporary capital and Is in
the race for permanent location. r.
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A Fitting End.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. "A special says
that the negro, Stark, who is believed to
have fired into the church at Moss Point
Wednesday night, killing respectable
wOunding his daughter and seriously
wOunding Henry Blumer, was found to-
day padding down the Pascaguila river in
his skiff. Refusing to surrender, he was
shot and killed.
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Mrs. Sands Arrested.

CAssELroN, Oct. Mrs. j. p. Sands,
wife of the Little 0Falis (Minn.) sheriff,
who liberated and eloped with the covict
John Mitchell, was arrested here this even
ing. She acknowledged her guilt. Mitchell
escaped on the Manitoba train, but will un-
d0ubtedly be captured tonight. Mrs.
Sands is in Jail awaiting the arrival of a
Little Falls officer.
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children, Powder House. Match - whifr.
CAYUao, Ont, Oct. 4.-Three children.
named Walton obtained access to the
powder house of the Gypsum mine here
yesterday afternoon and one of them
lighted match and ignited q quantity of
powder. One of the children was literally
blown to pieces and the others so badly
injured they cannot recover. a3l
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A steamer Foundered.

New YORK, Oct. ga despatch to the
Maritime Exchange to-day, dated Nassau,
September 90th, announces that the British
steamer Eorunion, from Baltimore for Rio
Janier0, f0undered at sea in the gale Of
September 5th. All hands were lost ex-
cept seven, who were landed at Nassau.
The total loss of lives is about %.
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For $1,000 : side

B;IooM1NGToN, Ill, Oct. Billy Meyers
champion light weight, who is visiting
friends here, received 9 telegram from San
Francisco saying that his finish fight with
COrrall for 81, 900 q side Is q 20. The pre-
Itineraries are settled and the match made.
The fight will take place In Mexico, Lon
don prize rules. ~
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Traction Engine Goes Through a Bridge
The Rochester Asylum.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 4.-The board of trustees
OF the state insane asylvm. in session at
the Merchants hotel, spent the morning in
examining applicants for positions as as
sistants at the Rochester asylum. This
KilbOurn was not elected superintendent
to succeed DIR. Bowers. but was chosen as
first assistant superintendent. DR..
Bowers successor will be chosen lacer.
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Bold Burglars.

EL1zABETH, Nd. Oct. s.. One Of the
most daring robberies ever known was
perpetrated here early this morning. The
house Of Mrs. James Ross, corner Of Niles
street and Second avenue, VAS entered by
burglars who used extraOrdinary means to
effect their end. The entire household Of
four persons were chlOrOf OfOrmed and the
house looted from cellar to garret. Jewelry,
silverware, and other articles to the value
OF 1000 were stolen. sl f
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Burned to the Bone.

DETROIT, Oct. Sat noon to-day hor-
rible accident occurred at the Sanitary
Closet Manufacturing company's establish
ment. George Barlow, a moulder, with
some fellow workmen. was carrying pot
of molten brass. Barlow slipped and fell
and the pot was overturned and the white
heat metal streamed over his head and
shoulders. He was dragged away as
quickly as possible, but not until he had
He
face, and was severely burned on the arms
and shoulders. He was taken to the hos
pital, where he now lies in critical con-
ditiOn.
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Fatal Collision .

OMAHA, Oct. Al. Seward, supposed to
be from Sillisco, Iowa, were killed, and an
engineer named billiard, and q Pullman
car conductor named Pulg was seri0uly
injured by q collision Of two freight trains
on; the Union Pacific near Roscoe station
yesterday.
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Fire at East Grand Forks.

GRAND Forks. Oct. 4.-The city hall at
East Grand Fork burned TO the ground
early this morning. It was the work Of an
incediary. "A can full of kersoene oil was
found near. The fire was probable the
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Buried by Falling Rock.

IsHPENN1NG, Mich, Oct. 4.-Four miners
were buried by a fall of rock from the roof
Of the third level Of the sC'' shaft of the
rescued badly hurt. The other two were
nearly saved, when q second fall Of rock
and neither can be got out alive.
There names are not known.
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Poor House j: BBuranlIed. B

RED WINE, Oct. The Goodhue county
poor house, situated about three miles from
this city, was consumed by fire this morn
ing. Loss about 81, 600: insurance, 5000.
The cause OF the fire is Z a'mystery.
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Don't Want it sDry."

ABERDEEN, $. D., Oct. THE report
was current here that the election will be
contested so far as the prohibition question
is concerned, upon the ground that large
part Of the tickets used were not printed
upon white paper In black ink, as required
by statute. Most Of the tickets used in
Brown county were printed upon cream;
paper In blue Ink. s
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y.Iuab,le stable BurnMe;i,. = 2 2 : ],

LACRoss, Oct. 4 The stable Of g. L.
C0leman's mill was burned last night and
forty horses were destroyed In The fire.
The loss was 312. 600.
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The Legislature to Convene November i.

The Legislature to Convene November 1.
GRAND Forks, Oct. 4.-Governor Miller
will convene the legislature November -1st,
and will issue a proclamation to that ef-
feet as soon as he is qualified. 1t is said
to be the programme to issue presidential
Dakota Immediately, Governor Miller hay-
ing certified to the adoption of the consti-
.tufiOn. s-.Llc llE ~
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End Of tho Rotterdam Strike.

ROTTERDAM, Oct. San the dock
.laborers Of this city, who recently went on
q strike resumed work this morning under
9 acompromise agreed upon yesterday.
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Miscellaneous.
Mc'coNNELL's MAJORITY.

MC'CONNELL'S s MAJORITY.
FARGO, Oct. S-In Traill county the
towns of Belmont, Burton, Garfield, Irvine,
Logan, Roseville. Caledonia, Hillsboro,
Blanchard, Norman, Kebo, Bahusack, Gales
burg, and the cities of Hillsboro, Maysville
and Postland gave Newman 800, McCon-
nell 74O. The towns Of Morgan, Mayville.
Elm River, Eldarado and Norway, yet to
hear from, are estimated to give Newman
152, Mcconnell 1862. This will make a
total vote of 952 for Newman and 902 for
Mcconnell. This gives Newman so major
ity in Traill county.
Steele reported that Newman's majority in
that county was IS instead of IS. Cass
county's vote is not changed, and if the
above figures are correct, Judge McCon-
nelle's majority in the district will be 472.
The Cass county returns from all pre-
cincts, except Harmony and Clifton, show
the following vote: Miller 2,740. Roach
2,o95. Froslid l,1SS, lnss, Bray, 2y629; 0degaard
1884, Bangs 1905, Mitchell s,048, Kent l,O26,
Cary 3,056, Fridley 1024, Helgesen 1921,
Engberg 1,180, Montgomery 1896, Underhill
2,SSO, Bartlett 2,s16, Wright 1,2O4, Cameron
1,175, Ely 1,164, Bartholomew 1913, Wallin
1898, Corliss 2,798, Miller 1,22O,
Gammons 1,164, Newman 1,747, McConneil
1928, Hansbrough 2,SA, Maratta 1857,
Sebruth 2,75O, Gunkel 1882. For prohi-
bition, 1896; against 2,141. For constitu.
tion, 1858; against 101. The Argus has re-
ports from the following counties on pro-
hibition, showing the net majorities in
each: Barnes. Benson, BufOrd, Cass. Cavo-
leir, Dickey, EDDY, Grand Forks, Kidder,
Logan, Nelson, Richland, Ramsey. Stuts-
man, Steele, and Ward. For prohibition,
2,405; against, 1926. The counties
west of Stutsman give a net
majority of 1900 against prohibition. AS
Kidder county's majority is S5 for prohibit
tion. the majority in these other counties
against the amendment must be 1885.
Traill county SO far as heard from gives 80
county seems to stand off. This makes
the majority for prohibition in twenty.
eight counties reported 1904. to 2,2OO
against it. The counties to hear from are
Emmons,. Foster, Griggs, Hettinger, La
Moure, Pierce. .Rolette, Sargent and Towner
which it is thought will not change the
result over fifty votes.
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Mother and Child Badly Burned.

SALTWATER, Oct. 4-This forenoon
the residence OF TrefIe Denault, in Oak
Park, was burned with its contents. His
youngest child was also badly burned. She
was ON the outside, and the child was
asleep in room. On her return the apart
ment was in q blaze. She was burne on
the arm and face in trying to save the
child. Loss, $1,000.
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For the supreme court, Alfred Nallin
was on both tickets and received the full
vote of 479, 1t is said that only half of the
Holland settlement voted. There are about
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washington 1000 Republican.

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 4.-Incomplete
returns from Washington from all counties
save Douglass, Okonganon, San Jose,
Skagit, Snohomish and Stevens give the
republican candidate for congress 1929
majority. The whole state ticket is elected
by majorities not far from these figures.
Gains for the republican ticket are reported
from every section of the state and it is
not unlikely the total vote will show over
5000 majority. So far as the returns have
been received, estimates OH the vote for
congressman are as follows: Wilson (rep)
2S,750, Grifiths (dem.) 1921. Wilson's
estimated majority is 1929.
Traction Engine Goes Through Bridge.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Oct. "A traction
engine and .threshing machine while being
moved across small stream near Jones'
vile, this county, yesterday, broke torough
the bridge and landed in water some thirty
feet below. Five men were buried under
the engine. John Iporas and Henry
Wright were pinioned beneath the boiler
and before they could be rescued were
scalded to death by the escaping steam.
They were literally cooked, the flesh pull
off their bodies. The three other men were
severely but not fatally burned.
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..
For the supreme court, Alfred Wallin
vote of 479, 1t is said that only half of the
Holland settlement voted. There are about
600 votes in EmmOnS county.
Billings County.
THE THIRD PRECINCT.
MEDoRA, Oct. 1.-The third precinct
gives Hansbrough7 z, Maratta 2, Miller z,
Roach 2, Dickey Z, McGinnis 2, Flittie Z,
Froslid g. Booker Z, Lord 2, Bray z, Ode.
gard 2, Goodwin z, Bangs 2, Mitchell Z,
HsT8 Ksnt HslgsSsn s4;sis1 !, EW7g!SIspg Wgg!Ifpg z
!, M corliss I, Bartholomew ] I, Miller r 3, Gam :
mons 2, Montgomery 2, Underhill Z, Bart
lett Z. Wright z, Cameron 2, Ely 2. Con-
stitutiOn. yes g.; prohibition, no 8;
Winchester Z, HOllembaek 2, Ray 2, Merri-
field 9. This completes Billings county.
BUFoRD COUNTY.
W1LL1NsToN, Oct. 4.-For the constitu-
tion 55, against L; for prohibition 8. against
AZ; Miller 81, Roach q, Dickey 81, McGin
ms q, Flittie 81, Froslid 26, Bray, John,
81, Kent q, Carey 81. Fr:alny q, Hpeicscn
81, Eneberg 27, Montgomery 81. Underhill
81, Bar;ielt So, Wli,l.t Is, Camreon 27, Ely
90. Bartholomew q, our friend Wallin 81,
Corllss 81, Miller 81, Gammons q. Dis
trict co9rtzsecond district. Morgan g,
O'Brien 26, Hansborongh 50, Marratta 25.
State senate, Belyea IS. Hope (dem.) 18.
House OF representatives, Satterlund IS,
Nadrud 10. Clerk of court, James John
son 4S, Lynch 20.
Mcintosh County.
ONLY 20 DEMOCRATS. !.
EUREKA, Oct. 5.-NIcIntosh county gives
Hansbrough S75; Maratta, 20; Miller, S75;
Roach, 20; Dickey, 375; McGinnis, 20; Fit
tie, 375: Froslid, 10; Booker, S75; Lord, 10;
Bray, 1854; Odegaard, 26; Goodwin, S75;
Bangs, 10; Mitchell. 375; Kent, 10; Helgesen,
975; Engberg, 10; Carey, S75; Fridley, 10;
Wallin, 375; Corliss, 375; Bartholomew, 975;
Miller, ~; Gammons, 10; Montgomery, S75;
Underhill, 375; Bartlett, 375; Wright, 10;
Cameron, 19; Ely, 49, Constitution, yes,
S94;; prohibition. yes. 166; no, 199.
L Senate-WOrst, S75: Williams, 10.
esentatives-Lilly, 312; Belden, 374;
Warren, 50: Yeater, 10.
Judge-Ellis, 2O4; Lauder, 164; Sny-
der, 10.
Rolette County.
OFFICIAL.
GRAND Forks, Oct. 5.-Rolette county
gives Hansbrough 289; Maratta. POS; con-
stitution-yes. 4s5; no. 10; prohibition-yes,
112; no, 3O4. Senator-C Cowan, 284; Eaton,
2O2. Representatives, -Britton, 1856; Conyers,
206. Judge-MOrgan, 1928; O'Brien, 1853.
Nelson County.
OFFICIAL.
Nelson county gives Hansbrough 645;
Maratta, 2l7; Miller, 628; Roach, 26O. Con-
stitutlon- 2Os; no, 584. For prohibi-
ti0n, 599; against, 275.
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Towner County.

GRAND Forks, Oct. 1.-Towner gives
Haasbrough 21O votes, Maratta 81, Miller
217, Roach 68. The remainder Of the ticket
is the same. Prohibition, yes, 1893; no, 1O1.
In the Twenty esghth district, Svensrud
9rep:) is elected senator by 107 majority.
Reed (rep.) for representative by 68.
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Ransom County
FOUR TO ONE REPUBLICAN

FOUR TO ONE REPUBLICAN,.
FARGo, Oct. S.-All precincts in Ransom
county, except two, gives Hansbrough 9sS,
Maratta 249, Miller 935, Roach 26O, Good
win 74l, Bangs 377, Lauder S8S, Snyder 21l,
Ellis 610, Sandager 874. B. B. Stevens 900,
r. N. Stevens 8S8, Green 915, Wisner 2S2,
Allen $50, Lauder $50, Hertig 429. For pro-
hibiti0n, ,577; against $40.
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| II Leaves the New Yorks Winnersof
the Penuant After q Hard
Race with Boston.
y They Win Close Game from Cleye-
land, While Boston Loses
to Pittsburg.
The Hatters Will Do a Good Busi-
ness with the Losing Bettors
for . Few Days.
An Exciting Came.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 5.-The New York
ball players were in an exceedingly happy
frame of mind tonight, and corks were
drawn at the Hallenden hotel in great
numbers. The penant belongs to them,
and persons residing along the Erie rail-
road will all know it, too, before another
sunset; for the Giants started home at mid
night in special car, on which was ban
ner bearing the words, ''The New Yorks,
Winners of the National League Pen
nant." The train bearing them will draw
upin New York city tomorrow afternoon
at about 4 O'clock. This morning the
weather was threatening, and the
man at the signal station pre-
dicted rain. The clouds hung low
all day, and gave promise of cmptying
their contents at any moment. However.
no rain fell and at soclock, when the game
was called BY the umpire, 5000 spectators
were present to see the final struggle of
the season. Keefe pitched for the cham
pions and was hit hard, but none Of the
Clevelands were lucky. New York in the
field, was like stone wall, and what at
AAASs sPPOssAS0 W NC ~ UtSSC ulC
was easily gathered in and the run
ner put out at first base. The
Giants did not make an error until the
ninth inning, when Dan Richardson muffed
9 grounder from Gilk's bat, and that was
the only bad play they made during the
game. Both clubs did their best. The
game was in doubt until the last Cleye-
lander was declared out and "Buck'' Ewing
said that he was not sure that the pennant
contest was over. The score board showed
that the Boston was losing at Pittsburg,
but that only made the Giants play all the
harder. Tonight the champions received
many telegrams Of c0ngratulatiOn. One
came from the Boston club, and others
from enthusiasts in New York, Chicago
and Pittsburg. A number Of actors were
also heard from. The scene at the HOl-
lenden tonight was very lively, one and
every New Yorker in town being exceed
ingly infatuated in the region of the head.
The score was: Cleveland 8, New York s.
~ OTHER GAMES.
Pittsburg 8, Boston L.
Chicago 8, Philadelphia 2.
Indianapolis Is, Washington 6.
Brooklyn 2, Athletics 10.
st. Louis Z, Kansas City e.
Baltimore II, Columbus 10.
Cincinnati 8, Louisville l.
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Logan County.
Mclean County.
A LIGHT VOTE

Hansbrough 221. Maratta AZ, Miller 22S,
Roach Al, Dickey 22S, McGinnis Al, Flittie
223, Froslid Al. Booker 22S. Lord Al, Bray
22S, Odegaard Al, Goodwin 22S, Bangs Al,
Mitchell 22S, Kent Al, Helgeson 223, Eng
berg Al, Carey 22S Fridley Al, Wallin 264,
COrliss 223, Bartholomew 22S. Miller Al.
Gammons Al, Montgomery 22S, Underhill
@SS, @&SS, Bartlett 22sg Wright Il, Cameron As,
Prohi bition, yes 80, no l58. Senate, Belyea
~, Hope 1Ol, Cotton II. Representative,
Satterlnnd 1856, Nedrud "a. Winchester 1856,
Holembaek 81. For clerk of court, Murrell
164, Wallin 81.
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walsh County.

ALL REPUBLICANS EXCEPT ONE.
GRAND Forks, Oct. S-Majorities for
Walsh county cannot even be approx
mated for the whole ticket. Thirty-eight
towns give the state ticket about 700 ma
jority. All members of the legislature are
republicans, except Bell (dem.) for the
senate In Fourth district. Constitution
defeated by 700. The total vote is $500, q
falling of Of 800. Prohibition carried by
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The Returns Indicate That Prohi-
bition Has Carried BY About
800 Majority.
Cream Colored Tickets and Blue Ink
May Result In "wet'' and
''Dry" Contest in $. D.
Washington lGoes Republican by
7,OOO-Captain Anson Hurt
Base Bali.

Emmons County.
THE MAJORITY.
W1LLIAsMPoRT, Oct. 4.-The following
are the official maiorities for each candi-
date named in EmmOns county:
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Ward County.
GOES DRY.

M1Nor. Oct. S.--For prohibition, .222;
against prohibition, 148. Sevate-HOpe
(dem.), 1874; Belyea (rep.), l54; Bolton
lind.), 72: aanOe--Nedsud (dem.), 276;
Satterlund (rep.). 1872.
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Mcintosh County.
ONLY 20 DEMOCRAT ].
Rolette County.
OFFICIAL.

GRAND Forks, Oct. 5.-Rolette county
gives Hansbrough 289; Maratta, 2O5; con-
stitution-yes. 4S5; no. 10; prohibition-yes,
112; no, 3O4. Senator-C Cowan, 284; Eaton,
2O2. Representative-Brit 286; Conyers,
206. Judge-Morgan, 1928; O'Brien, 1853.
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OTHER GAMES.

Pittsburg 8, Boston L..
Chicago 8, Philadelphia 2.
indianapolis Is, Washington 6.
Brooklyn 2, Athletics 10.
st. Louis z. Kansas City 2.
Baltimore IL, Columbus 10.
Cincinnati 8, Louisville 1.
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I IelsOn COunty
OFFICIAL.

Nelson county gives Hansbrough 645;
Maratta, 2l7; Miller, 628; Roach, 26O. Con-
stitutlon- 2Os; no, 584. For prohibi-
tion, 589; against, 275.