Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-05-17

FIRST D1STR1CT.
PEMB1NA, May 14.-District number one
elected H. L. Holmes and w. D. Richard
son (reps.) and w. D. Best (dem.)
FOURTH DISTRICT.
M1NOr, May 14.-Returns nearly COM
plete from the fourth district indicate the
election of Ezra Turner (rep.) and v. B.
Noble Of Bottineau (dem.) and j. l.. Cotton
(rep.) Of Ward county.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
MANDAN, d. T., May 14.-[Special] ]-Spe-
cials to the Pioneer from fourteen princi-
pal precincts in Morton, Stark and Billings
counties show the election of Brown and
Parsons, straight republicans, and Ray,
(dem). Possibly when the other precincts
are heard from Hoyt (Ind. Rep) may beat
Ray (dem). The boiling republican
ticket is away behind. A light
vote was polled owing to the heavy snow
fall all day.
DICKINSON, OAK, May 14.-[Special.]-
A heavy snow storm prevailed throughout
this section to-day and in consequence a
light vote was polled for delegates to the
constitutional convention. The vote of
Stark county is as follows: A. w. Hoyt,
l59; II. L. Dickinson, 2O4; VIM. Ray, 175;
James Bellows, so; Orville Brown, "a; A. s.
Parsons, 1O5.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
DAWSON, D. T., May 14.-[Special]- i
Showing all day. Light vote cast. Brown
Is; Fay %; Gayton, 1S: Fridley, (deml 81.
STEELE, D. T., May, l4,-[Special]- J.
Only one-half vote polled. Gayton and
Fay, (rep) elected. This county is about a
tie between Fridley, (dem) and Brown,
(rep), Fridley probably ahead.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
ELLENDALE, May 14.-Flemineton and
Rowe (reps.) have been elected in the 9th
district. The contest is close between
Bartlett and Wilkinson.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
FARGO, OAK, May 14.-[Special.]- Light
vote; total of city about six hundred, dis
trict seven. Miller and Spalding, (reps.)
and Lowell, (dem.) elected by majorities
in the order named.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Peterson and Pollock, (prohibitionists) },
and Andrews (dem.) probably elected in
the CaSSeltOn district.
LATER.-POll0ck, Peterson, and either
Plummer or Andrews are elected in the
thirteenth. Clapp, Chaffee, and probably
Wager in the fourteenth; Miller, Spalding
and Lowell in the fourteenth; Whipple,
L0hnes and O'Brien in the Ramsey dis
trict. Judge, Griggs and Bennett from
Grand Forks. 6
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Clspp and Chaffee (reps.) sure and pro-
baby Gray (dem.) elected in the Tower
City district, though Wager follows Gray
close.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
JAMESTOWN, D. t. May 14.-[Speciall
The returns are not all in, but the election
of Camp and Fancher, trep) and Blewitt,
(dem) is certain in this district. The vote
is light.
Fourteen country precincts will not re-
port until tomorrow but returns now indi-
cate certain election of Camp and Fancher
(reps.) and Blewitt (dem). The city and
six precincts give Camp 4S7, Fancher 1866.
Blewitt S92, McGinnis 2l1. McGinnis is
q democrat but was defeated in the peo-
ple's convention and ran as independent,
backed by few bolting republicans.
Stutsman county alone constitutes the
sixteenth district. It's estimated that the
precincts yet to hear from will cut Blew
tits majority over McGinnis down to Is.
The vote was light on account of snow
storm.
TWENTY-sECOND DISTRICT.
# ST. PAUL, May 14.-Lakota special to
Pioneer Press: The election passed off
quietly to-day. Lakota village and town
gave Myers (dem)a a majority Of So over