The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-11
IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Miller Will Have 10000 Majority
in North Dakota, With Prohi.
bition Close.
Democrats Concede Carter's Elec.
tion in Montana, but Claim the
Governor.


tfOn in Montana, but Claim the
Governor.
BISMARCK, N. D.. Special Telegram,
Miller will have 10000 majority. In the
small counties west OF jamestown Miller's
maiorities size up as follows: Burleigh,
$50; Morton, 400; Stark $50; Billings,
Mercer and Oliver, $50; Mclean, $50; EN-
mons, 800; Mcintosh. $50; Logan ant Kid
der, 800 Total, $3.50. In the James river
valley his mujority will be 1900 In Sargent.
Ransom, Barnes, Griggs md Steele, 1000
majority. In the counties on the Manitoba
west of Grand Forks, 500 majority. In the
Red river valley proper, 5000 majority
Ibis makes total Of 10000. The liquor
men ure alarmed The vote upon prohibi.
ton, upon their figuring, is Close
The counties west of Jamestown and three
in the James Valley aggregate 1900 major
ity agains: prohibition. The Democrats in
tho Legislature will not exceed fifteen.
PROHIBITION MAJok1TIEa
FARGO. n. Dakota, Special Telegram,
The general result OF the vote on prohibi-
tion throughout the state is not vet known
1t was reported Tonight that Richland, Ran
som, Dickey, Sargent, Ramsey, Trail,
Barnes, Walsh, Grand Forks md Bottineau
counties have given On aggregate majority
of l,5OOto $500 for the amendment but
this Is not believed by many who are IN o
position to know. Grand Forks and Walsh
arc said to be the only counties in which the
constitution met with any serious opposi-
tion. Col. Geary, chairman of the state GEN.
trail committee. estimates the Republican
majority for governor throuR the site at
5000 or $500, and for congressman at
6,OOO.
GRAND FORKS
Grand Forks-Latcst returns continue to
cincts are not vet reported. Bray and Corlss
the home candidates. lead largely. So far an re-
aoley has 'sS5 hnI s1 sas
behind, this being itoach's home county. In the
hliier's majority. $40. In the Fifth district
Stevens for tho senate, carries every precinct
but one thus far reported. as does also Esta.
brook for the. house FanbcrR whose deftaa
sss ss viii reSaby through IN the I sxsa asss
tho Democrats elect two members. Mccormick
for the senate and Zmmer for the house, and the
Grondi are larger than anticipated. They carry
the district two to one. All but thir-
majority sas of The sn re@atalns p4eenss. arc
prohibition etrongholds and will increase the
minority to 100 or 200 III the county Temples
toms majority is piling up and will be above
tiDU in the county and ], 500 In tho dstrict.
lIasscil, for clerk Of court, defeats Curric Ind.
The candidates on the state ticket will carry tho
county by an average majority Of l.OOO.
PEMDlNA.
Pembna-Thirtcen out of twenty-ono town
ships in Pembina county give Miller, for govern
or, 27;s majority: ilans6rouvh. for congress. 32@
majority: G. +. TemplctOn, Dem. for district
judge 379 majority: against prohibition. lG
nlajDrtty; for the constitution, 6:s9 majority:
majority. The remaining eight townships gave
representatives in tho Second district concedc
ate by So majority and IL T. Norton, Den, @ and and
John Stadleinan: Rep: to the legislature by l5O
majority each The Prohibitionis;s claim the
l.. +. Booker. Rep. for state treasurer. runs
ahead Of his ticket 400 votes. and John Ely.
Dem. leads all other candidates for commits
Neche.JGdson La Alouro is elected senator
and D. Watt representative 1t is close between
Connly and Richardson, but probably Conmy is
New Rockford-Full returns in Eddy county
Gs no 5s S4
MeGinns l5g: Fiittie 2i. Frasted lGO: Booker
, S;ss, Lord lGS. Bray M ~; ;OdseaId l59: Goodwin
son .37. Enybers 1864: Corv .s9. Fietlley li:s;
Wallen 2}9. Coriss 2i2. Bartholomew 241,
Miller 1G3 Gammins 15l, Montgomery y2U,
eron 153: Ely $50. Legislative ticket. senate.
McHugh l9l. Barlow 2O9; house. WelIman .22i.
Patch 2l7. Wallin 2Ol Schmidt 1913: judge.
2:so, FARMLAND 100. The Republican mt ticket t il
elected in full in Eddy county, except clerk OF
the court and legislature. Tho Twenty second
district Is Republican.
STCTSMAE.
Ja:nesto%nnKct.rns y, /, from ali but one p:c-
ciuct give Fuller, Ind Rep. for the senate. 6i9.
nd hn,v Eiv
precincts remain to be heard from on members
Of the house, but Lutz Dem, and Molsted.
@ are Are nndSnbedly sse,ea So far as heard
hibition. Rose, Dem, will run 400 ahead Of
Hewitt; Rep. in tho county for judge Hewitt
ports on the state ticket are NEARER. but pre-
cincts heard from give Miller gao more than
Roach.
Farco-Later returns from tho county mako
Miller's majority over Roach about 1900. and
H,nslIrOugh's over Maratta about l.lOO. The
naioritfes for the remainder OF the Republican
state ticket range from 600 to 100. The en-
tire Republican legislative ticket in each Of the
three districts is elected Dy decisive majorities.
McCUnnells majority over Newman in Cass
county, as well US can be estiinated now, ts
| something over 800, the precincts already heard
from having given $50 majority. Prohibition is
defeated IN Cass bv something over 400 votes.
RAMSEY.
Devils Lake. Ramsey county polled about
loo votes. Miller has ASS and HansbrouGh
tchct il elected. sy yanston, Rep. for the SEN
ate has 22l majority over Cor, Dem. Morgan.
for judge or the Second Judicial district, ha. a
majority Of 4Oom the county and iii the dis
trict outside of the county estimated ut 1000.
Prohibition carries by 200 majority aud tho
constitution by at least l,OOO.
Minnewaukan - henson county complete:
Miller, governor. 4G2, Roach 1l5: congress,
!Iansbrouvh Isl, Marra.a 100: senate. Wager,
173: representatives.. In:cbretzem, :,2i. l'homas.
Rep. 27s. Bgelow Dem, lG9 Ferstad. Dem.
i9s ha,son' lug lls Jones; . Ind 1"5; dis
| OBrien, Dem. 1lG: for the constitution, 495.
against 40: for prohibition. 20l. against I'll.
HANSON.
Lisbon-Five precincts to hear from yet. The
Republican state ticket gets SG2 votes to 9O4
,. tor the Democrats Goodwin, attorney general.
il B. stevens. ~ 90: e for t's the semniy,
Stevens. 74s: Greene, s43; wisncr. 2O7: Allen.
| 2s7. Ladur is elected clerk Of court. Judge
1911: for prohibition 52l against, 450.
STARK.
Djckinson-Stark county. with one precinct
Hansbrough Ilo. Maratta l5o. Prohibition Is
defeated by 2Os majority. The constitution is
y
HIGHLAND.
Wahpeton-Richland county Rives the straight
Republican ticket $50 majority. Prohibition
gets 200 majority. a change Of $50 in one year.
| There is Republican gain OF 40 since 1883.
Lauder Is elected judge i'll the Fourth distric; by
1,2OO plurality.
DICKEY.
Ell El'endalc-Marslali Rep. tonight comedies
Randalls election to the state senase by 80 ma
| jorily. The majority for prohibition in Dlckey
county is about 500.
ROLETTE
Rolla-R D. Cowan. Dem, is elected for the
senate in the Nineteenth district by las major
| ity and +. w. Conye.s, DEM, to tho house by
| IS majority. The Republican state ticket car
ried in soiette county by a small majority.
Stakeholder county gives the Republican
| state ticket about ] 200 majority. The vote on
district judge is very close. Prohibition carries
by about 500 majority.
MONTANA.