Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
IsMARCK NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 4 1889

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strongly opposed to prohibition and added
perhaps 800 votes against it.
MCCONNELL ELECTED.
& FARGO, Oct. In Connell's official vote
in Fargo is 42l majority. Newman's ma
jority in one ward was Is. Mcconnell
carries five out Of six wards by net ma
jority of 4O8. Steele county is about even,
and Trail gives about 800 for Mcconnell,
who is elected by 1000 majority. New
mans friends concede it by 400.
THE CITY OF FARGO.
FARGO, Oct. Il The six wards of Fargo
gave Miller IA; Roach $50; Hansbrough
8O2;; Maratta 4S5: Newman 1926; Mcconnell
1888; Schmitt 9S9; Gunkel 294. For the con-
stitution 1878: against, 8.
GRAND FORKS.
GRAND FORKS, Oct. 1.-The first precinct
reported in Grand Forks county, Niagara,
gives Han sbrough %; Maratta IA; prohi-
bition, "a yes, no; constitution yes, 10
no; Templeton for Judge 20; O'Keef II.
GRAND Forks, Oct. -Four wards in
Grand Forks city give Hansbrough 95s;
Maratta 1928; Miller, S25; Roach, $50. The
same wards last year gave 1874 republican
majority.
GRAND FORKS "AG1N" THE CONSTITUTION.
ST. PAUL, Oct. la Grand Forks spe-
cial to the Pioneer Press says: Returns
come in slowly from all over North Da-
kota on account of split tickets. Not more
than an average vote has been polled in
the districts already heard from. The re-
suits show good majority for the repub-
lican ticket Surprises have been general.
Myers (dem.) has been elected representa-
tive in Nelson county. Newman (rep.)
has been probably defeated for Judge in
the Second district. Tempteton (dem.) is
elected in the First district. The vote on
the constitution was heavier than expected
and Grand Forks will probably cast ma
jority against the document. In Walsh
county McHugh, the republican candidate
for the senate is probably defeated. The
prohibition vote is running close and a ma
Grand Forks it will probably be defeated.
Cass county will give a big majority for
the state ticket. For congress Hansbrough
is running ahead, especially in the west
ern counties and the Red River valley.
COrliss for the supreme court and Bray for
state auditor will also run away ahead.
A special from jamestown says: There
has been a heavy vote in this city and
county and there are a great many
scratched tickets. 1t has been impossible
to get an early report, the city vote not
having all been counted at midnight. The
precincts heard from go two to one against
prohibition, and only 150 votes have been
cast against the constitution. which is
somewhat remarkable when it is consid-
cred that the first opposition to the
constitutional convention locating the
public institutions arose here and it
indicates complete change in public senti-
ment. Frye. republican candidate for the
senate, has been defeated by Fuller Gnd. J
whose strength came largely from the
democrats. judge Rose ldem. runs ahead
from other counties In the district indicate
a close contest for the judgeship.
sTUTsMAN.
JAMESTOWN, Oct. LIN Stutsman county
Bailey Fuller wins over Frye by 100
majority for the state senate.
FARGO, Oct. jamestown indications
are that Fuller lind. defeats Fry, straight
republican, for the senate. Milsted (rep.)
and Lutz (dem.) are probably elected for
house members. Goodrich (dem.) threw
his forces to Fuller. Rose (dem.) carries
the county over Hewitt (rep.) for judge.
Prohibition is defeated two to one. Every.
body voted for the constitution. Miller
runs ahead Of the state ticket which will
have q minority in the county. Reports
are incomplete. It is impossible to give
figures.
GRAND Forks, Oct. 1.-Nelson county
goes republican by about $50 majority.
The legislative ticket lis republican with
the exception Of Meyers (dem.) who has
a small majority. There is small major
ity for prohibition.
TRAIL.
HILLsBORo, Oct. 1.-Traill county will go
republican strong, but prohibition is very
doubtful. Full returns cannot be had to-;
night.
LAMOURE. S Z.
FARGO, Oct. 1.-LaMoure county gives
$50 republican majority on the state ticket.
Both republican senator and the represen-
tatiyes are elected. For judge. Rose fdem.)
will have no: majority. Prohibition is
defeated by from 80 to Is. s IL,
ii t RICHLAND. & # 5$s:. ys
4 FARGO, Oct. The City Of Wahpeton
gives Roach 226; Miller 147.
BENSON.
FARGO, Oct. l..Adinnewaukan, Benson
county, three precincts give Hansbr0ug
1S2;; Maratta SO; Miller 124; Roach 81.
ssis DICKkY. 5ss,s
q FARGO, Oct. 1.-KeYstone and Valley
precincts, Dickey county gives Hansbrough,
g.; Maratta q; Miller es;; Roach q. Con -I
stitution, yes y; no. s. Prohibition, yes 64;;8
no is
& ELLENRALE, Oak, Oct. Randall
(dem.l is elected to the state senate over
Marshall by small majority. Cole and
Allen, ,represen entatiyes arc elected TO the
assembly. Hansbrough and the state can