Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
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of "Dak. No. / hard: than a desire for
statehood, but statehood without the pros
would be valueless. For governor, John
Miller the republican candidate, received
about 5000 more votes than w. N. Roach,
the democratic nominee. All returns yet
received indicate that the vote for con-
gresham drew out at least 600 more votes,
brough, for congress about 1000.
day as to the complexion of the legislature;
the only point to be settled being the pro-
portion of parties. Returns sufficient to
indicate the result have been received from
tricts IN the state. There are twenty re-
publicans, five democrats and one inde-
pendent republican senator's, and forty
three republicans and nine democratic
representatives. A strong fight was made
for the district judgeships. of which there
was six to be disposed Of at this election.
The democrats used the argument of nom
partisan judiciary and the result of that,
coupled with some good nominations, is
the election of half the district judges.
The new judges are: First district-C. F.
Templeton (dem.) J; Second district-D. E.
Morgan (Iep.); Third district-W: B. Nc
der (rep); Fifth district t-ROderick Rose
(dem); Sixth district-W. ii. Winchester
(rep.j
PROHIBITION BY 500.
GRAND Forks, Oct. 2-[Special.]- $50
far as the important and all absorbing
topic of the vote on prohibition is con-
cerned. the returns from the northern half
of North Dakota are of character to indi-
cate prohibition will be carried in the state
by a majority of hot more than 500. Grand
Forks county gives a majority of over 500
for prohibition, but the returns from the
southern half of the state are of different
tenor. The result is awaited with the
greatest impatience, but it will not be lbe-
fore tonight, or Friday morning probably,
that the question will be settled Several
changes have occurred in the complexion
Of the next legislature, as the returns be-
candidate Meyers, who was supposed to be
elected to the lower house from Nelson
county, has been defeated by one majority.
There will probably be contest. Every
precinct in the county has been heard
from. In the Nineteenth district r. D
Gowan (dem.) is elected by 14o majority;
house in this district BY IS majority. Re-
turns from all the electiond districts in Penn
bina county show that the entire re-
publican ticket has been elected with
an average majority of 546 votes. All the
members of the legislature are republicans.
.t Ms St ssSt sy5ss 5 the %say sn5e e ae
lature will be republican with the excep-
| ton of one senator. Complete returns
from Ramsey county gives HansbrOugh
! and the republican state ticket 454 major
| ity. Prohibition carried by 200 majority.
hegisatitye ticket ticket elected elected BY ~ republicans:
400 and the district by. 1000. Grand
majority for the defeat Of the Constitution.
Prohibition carries by majority of
545. The county gives Hansbrough
for congress, q majority Of a5s and for
iiss for supreme Judge, We're from 200 to
400 ahead of the ticket in all districts ex
cept the sixth, The republicans have
elected members of the legislature. Nc
| Mccormack for senator, defeats Murphy
(rep). and thinner (dem.) defeats Stewart
| for the lower house. Allegations of fraud
| and corruption are freely made.
MORTON COUNTY.
| MANDAN, Oct. 1.-[Special.] 1.-THE full
vote of Morton county except two remote
precincts unreported, gives Hansbrough
$50 votes, Maratta s17, with the full state
ticket about the same figures, except
Wright, railroad commissioner, who has a
small majority in the county. Senate
Harmon (rep.) $40; Sheriff (dem.) 3SS.
House-Wickh (rep.) 790; Hoyt (rep.) !
545; Foust (dem.) 4SS; Connolly (dem.) 297.
Clerk of court (rep.) 527; Schultz
(dem.) 469. For Judge Winchester (rep:]
Against M s''' prohibitio1 the aem &aiority ay
is 300. a report. from one sof the
three precincts IN Oliver county gives 80
! straight republican tickets, democratic 1,
insuring republican majority of 20 in the
county. Prohibition in Oliver county is
/ about even.
CAVALIER COUNTY.
GRAND FORKS, Oct 2-[Speciall -Cava-
lier county gives Hangsbrough 6S7, Ma
rata 5O4, Miller 64S, Roach 522, Dickey 6SS,
McGinnis 514, Flittie 6S2, Froslid 500,
Booker AL; Lord $50, Bray 1853, Odegaard
657, Goodwin 6S4, Bangs 500, Mitchell $50,
Kent sos, Helgensen 652. Engberg 467,
Carey 65S, Fridley, sos, Wallin 6S6. Corliss
7S9. Bartholomew 6S9, Miller 5O4, Cam
mons ~ N Montgomery S2l, Underhill 577,
Ely 495, constitution. yes, 655, no, 272;; pro-
hibition. yes, 800, no, 4S6, O'Keefe 40, Tenn
plet0n 728.
RAMSEY COUNTY FOR PROHIBITION AND
| THE CONSTITUTION.
GRAND Forks, Oct. Ramsey county
complete gives Hansbrough 7s4 votes,
Maratta $50, Miller 784, Roach $40, the con-
stitution, yes 900. no $50. The full repub-
l1can legislative elected. Morgan for dis.
trict judge carries the county by 1000
majority. The majority for prohibition is
CAss COUNTY AGAINST PROHIBITION.
FARao, Oct, A. Complete returns show