The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-11


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Montana.
CHICAGO Oct "A Times special from
Helena, Mont. sayss The Democracy has
carried Montana BY : majority Of not
less than s,0N This r. conceded BY
Chairman Holigman Of tho Republican
State COMMITTEES. Russell Harrison aud
other Republicans. Power Republican
candidate for Governor, ran behind his
ticket several hundred, while Toole ran
ahead OF his. Ma0innis, for Congress,
got the lowest votes on tho Democratic
ticket, but enough tn send him 70 WASH
ton. The Constitution IL adopted by r.
00) majority. Tho Independent (Dere.)
says the counties Of Deer Lodge aud
Silver Row, In which the towns Anaconda
and Butte arc situated, aud which gave
last year Republican majority or 2oOl
give a Democratic majority this year.
The Democratic managers claim the en-
tire state ticket and . majority IN tho
Legislature.
The Journal (Rep.) claims the State for
Carter, and says Power will not run bo0
behind. It says the Legislature can not
be forecast. but Is confident OF q Repub-
lican majority.
The Journal says the country districts
show large Republican gains over Car
ter's majority OF 5000 last year, and re-
turns from Bate and Deer Lodgs can
not overcome the Republican country dis
tricts. The result can not be surely
known before tomorrow.
HELENA, Mont, Oct. 2-Returns arc
slow. The result II close. Each party
clairas the State by few hundred ma
jority. The Democratic Legislative
ticket Il running ahead as a rule. The
Democrats gain largely in Lewis and
Clarke County. but do not gain as much
as expected in some others. The kepub-
licans lose In Republican counties and
gain in Democratic stronghosds.
LIVINGSTON, Mont, Oct. 2.--Present In
dications point 10 the election Of Carter
Republican. for Congress by majority
Of loss than 500 Power aud Toole are
running very close, with chances slightly
! ia favor Of Power. II Is impossible 10
make reliable estimates as to which par
~ has carried the Legislative ticket, as
! il Is very close, and the result will not DO
| known for some hours.
| north Dakota.
\ MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 2.-The Jour-
| na's Fargo special says: Returns UP 10
| II D. M, at the Republican State central
| committees headquarters, give Miller's
| majority over Roach Ola. Miller runs
| behind his ticket 1000. the aver
age majority being 1000. Hans.
| brough. for Congress, will have 5000
\ Chairman Geary says tho total vote
\ W. III not DO over 5000 or 10. 900 less than
| in 1888. This Is partly due to the fact
| that threshing crows did not vote, tho
weather being fine. Il. J. GoodlaEd, .
| Bismarck liquor dealer. claims to have
heard from every county, and says his
! returns show majority Of 2,1W against
prohibition. Each party gets three Of
the judges. The Legislature IS safely
Republican, and the election Of Gilbert
| A. Pierce 10 the Senate Is assured.
FARso, N. d., Oct. 2.-Rcturns from
State elections are unpreceden tediy slow
I in reaching State COMMITTEES headquar-
| tiers, although enough have come in to.
| day that more intelligent estimate OF
| the counties can DO made than was pos.
| sible last might.
| The Republican majority in the state
| will not exceed 1000. ard Tie sprinklIne
| OF Democrats In the first Lerislaturs
will be far greater thRn las ever before
been the case VII representatives from
the NortheHdistrici.
seventeen counties return q net ma.
12f1ty Of ] ass against prohibition. These
4 embrace counties having III, heaviest
| vote. 90 that IL safe assertion that the
State will not 60 over $40 against the
prohibition clause.
STEELE, N. D.. Oct. 2-Complete re-
turns from Kidder County show ma
jority OF 10 for tho entire Republican
ticket. Prohibition has a good big ma
jority. In Logan County there Is a small
majority for both the Republican ticket
and prohibition.
south Dakota.
HOWARD. s. d., Oct. 2.-Minor County
gives forty majority against prohibition.
Huron leads Ia the capital race.
MfSxEAPoLIs, Mimi. Oct. A Sioux
Falls special to the Journal says: The
capital committee feels positive that
Sioux Falls has secured the temporary
capital. 1t lies between her and Pierre.
The latest returns place Sioux Falls vote
at 1000; Huron, 1000; Pierre. 3oC0. will
Black Hills, Pierre stronghold. TO heal
from. Prohibition was carried by s.0)o
and the Republican ticket by from S,00(
to 10000.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Oct. at is a sure
victory for Pierre for the capital OF Soutl
Dskotn. The Journals staff correspond
ent at Aberdeen telegraphs: Chairman
Mccoy estimates this afternoon thai
Pierre will have ~. 600 plurality. A Dead.
wood special says % precincts in ihs
Black Hills give Pierre Alps; Huron, 3C7'
Sioux Falls. I36; Chamberlain. l3s; Wa
tertown, 1.5."
4 Washington.
TACOMA, WISH. Oct. 2. = Tho weather
was fne, and a large vote Is reported
from all over the State. Much scratching
retnrds tho count In the populou< dis
tricts. Returns from Tlrurston. Spokane.
Pacific and Whitman givc Republican
mnjorities for Congress and the State
ticket. The count In Pierce and King
counties. the two most populous coun.
ties. will not 10 determined until late
hour to-day. A slight technical error In
the form Of the Republican tickets IN
both these counties has raised tho qucs.
lions OF legality, and the Democrats are
making objections. The error consists
Of leaving on the line against the Con.
/ stitution" which Is with the other special
features directed by the Constitution.
| SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 2-Republicans
have made gains in every county but
this. King and Kittatas' majority In tho