New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-09
In NORTH DAKOTA.
Miller Will Have 10000 Majority
in North Dakota, With Prohi-
bition Close.
Democrats Concede Carriers Elec-
ton in Montana, but Claim the
Governor.

BISMARCK, N D.. Special Telegram.
Miller will have 5000 majority In the
small counties west OF Jamestown Miler's
maioriGes size IN as follows: Burleigh,
$50; Morton, 400; Stark $50; Billings,
Mercer and Oliver, $50; Mclean, $50; En-
mons, 500; Mcintosh. $50; Logan and Kid
der, 800. Total. $3.50. In the James river
valley his majority will be 800. In Sargent,
Ransom. Barnes, Griggs and Steele, 1000
majority. In the counties on the Manitoba
~Ecst of Grand Forks, 1900 majority. In the
lR ID river valley proper, 5000 majority.
This makes total Of 10000 The liquor
men ar alarmed The vote upon prohibit
nion. npon their figuring, is close
Mhe cssIsntles west of Jamestown and three
sin the Games Valley aggregate 1900 major
ity ats.,ins. prohibition. The Democrats in
che legislature will not exceed fifteen.
PROHIBITION MAJoKTTIEs.
FARGO, n. Dakota Special Telegram,
The general result of the vote on prohibit
ton throughout the state is not yet known
1T was reported to- night that Richland, Ran
som, DicEey, Sargent, Ramsey, Trail,
Barnes, Walsh, Grand Forks and Bottineau
counties have given an aggregate majority
of 1900 to 1900 for the amendment, but
this is not believed by many who are IN a
position to know Grand Forks and Walsh
are said to be the only counties in which the
constitution met with any serious opposi-
ton. Col. Geary, chairman of the state Gen.
Gral committee, estimates the Republican
majority for governor thro ug the stCte at
5000 or $500, and for congressman at
5000
GRAND FORKS.
Grand Forks-Latest returns continue to
swell the Republican majority, Thirteen pre-
an6 rlias
the home candidates, lead largely So far as re-
ported Hansbrough has 1,8o1, Maratta s4s;
behind. this being Roachs home county. In the
same precincts Miller has 1874, Roach 1854:
Milier's majority. $40. In the Fifth district
Stevens fer the senate, carries every precinct
hout one thus far reported. as does also Esta-
brook for the house. Fanberg, whose defea9
Ss Is a9 far in ahs LEAD th
che Democrats elect two members, Mccormick
for the senate and Zlmmer for the house, and the
trict the najorities for Winship, Haugen and
'Grondi are larger than anticipated. They carry
the district. two to one. All but thir-
majority of ~. The remaining precincts are
prohibition strongholds and will increase the
u IN and @ be abaTe
600 in the county and 1900 in the district
Hasscll, for clerk of court, defeats Currie. Ind.
.Ehe candidates on the state ticket will carry the
county by an average majority of 1000.
PEMBINA
Pembina-Thirteen out of twenty-one town
ships in Pembina county give Miller, TOR govern
or, 273 majority; Hansbrough for congress. 1922
majority; G. F. Templeton, Dem. for district
Judge. $40 majority: against prohibition, l6
for The the fSs majority
analorisy. The remaining eight townships gave
a Democrats majority of 125 in 1888. The
the election IT A. F. Appleton. Dem, to the sen
ate by so majority and H. L. Norton. Dem, aud
John Stadlena,. Rep. to the legislature by $50
oe:fy Dr0I 11ofr,
county will give 200 majority for prohibition.
~ T. Booker, Rep, for state treasurer. runs
ahead of his ticket 400 votes. and John Ely.
Dem, leads all other candidates for commits
sioner of railroads.
Neche-Judson La Moure is elected senator
and J. Watt representative. 1t is close between
'Conmy and Richardson, but probably Conmy is
elected bV six votes
New Rockford-Full returns in Eddy county
are as follows: Constitution yes 39l, no IS:
prohibition. yes PIP, no 1913: Hansbrough 24O,
Maratta 81 Miller lle 24l, Roach 100. Dckey $40.
or 15S R RSe Fasted So B9Gk
242, Bangs 16l; Mitchell 239, Kent 1854; Hedge
son 237. Engberg 1854: Cory 239 Fiedley 1853;
Miller 163 Gammins 154, Montgomery 226,
Underhill 1876: Bartlett 24o, Wright 226; Cam
eron l59: Ely $50. Legislative ticke5, senate.
McHugh 191. Barlow 200; house. Weman 224
4 Patch PIT, Wallin 2o4, Schmidt 1873: judge.
Bose PA Hewitt Il ~; clerk of the court. Baird
elected in full in Eddy county except clerk OF
the court and legislature The Twenty second
district is Republican.
STUTSMAN
Observation-Disclosures from all but one pre-
Ncinct give Fuller Ind Rep, for the senate, $40,
Frye, Rep, sO7, and Goodrich, Dem, IT'S. Six
precincts remain to be heard from on members
of the house, but Lutz, Dem.,- and Molsted,
Rep. are undoubtedly elected So far as heard
from the county gives 800 majority against pro-
hlbttion Rose, Dem, will run 400 ahead of
Hewitt, Rep. in the county for judge: Hewitt
comedies Rose 800 majority in the district. Re
scapcts heard from give Miller 24O more than
Roach.
Farpo-Later returns from the county make
Mllers majority over Roach about 1900, and
Hansbrough's over Maratta about LOO The
1naiorities for the remainder OF the Republican
;staJe ticket range from 600 TO LOO. The en-
tire Republican legislative ticket in each Of the
three districts is elected Dy decisive majorities
county. as well as can be estimated now, is
something over 500, the precincts already heard
from having given 45O majority Prohibition is
defeated III Cass by something over 400 votes,
RAMSEY
Devils Lake-Ramsev county polled about
1900 votes. Miller has ass aud Hansbrough
ticket is elected Swanston, Rep, for the SEN
ate. has 22l majority over Cor, Dem MORGAN.
for Judge Of u, The he's Second judicial district has
trict outside of the county estimated at 200.
Prohibition carries by 200 majority and the
constitution by at least 1000.
Minnewaukan = Benson county complete
Miller, governor. 462, Roach lis; CONGRESS
Hansbrough 451, Marrata 100; senate, Wager
RED. 2S5 Hartman DEM, III, Palmer, Ind,
173: representatives Ingebretzen. 324 Thomas
Rep, 278, Bigelow, DEM, 100, Ferstad, DEM
Io2 Larson, Ind, liz. Jones; Ind, l o dis $.
sO'Brien, DEM, 146; for the constitution, 1876
;against 45; for prohibition, 291, against Eli.
RANSOM
Lisbon-Five precincts to hear from yet. The
Republican state ticket gets $50 votes to 2O4
for The Democrats. Goodwin, attorney general
Bangs 2oe 9s5 5or the senate .h so
Stevens. 74s: Greene. S43; Wisner. 2O7: Allen
2S7 Ladur is elected clerk OF court. Judge
Lauder. 358: Ellis Qnd.l. SLY; Snyder Dem)
l9I; for prohibition, sol: against, 459.
STARK.
Dickinson-Stark county, with one precinct
to hear from, gives Miller SAG. Roach 164
Hansbrough 41O. Maratta 152. Prohibition is
defeated by 2Os majority. The constitution is
carried by solid vote. Lawrence and Moore