Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-11-07

yesterday exceeded In interest and impOr-
tance any previous event of the kind. The
| democrats made tremendous effort to
elect their legislative candidates. The
vote polled was lighter than last year, the
poor crop having reduced the population
quite materially. The democrats on the
| county ticket were pledged to accept one
half the present salaries and that, with the
addition of the Scandinavian vote, gave
them strong leverage. A thorough re-
publican organization had been made,
however, and the party lost only small
element OF Germans, who are anti-prohi-
bitionists, and about one-third of the Scan
dinavan vote. Every republican candi.
date is elected. M. N. Johnson, for con-
gress, carries the county by 300 majority.
Kuhn, Richie and Allen, republicans, are
elected to the legislature by maiorities of
100 to 800.
RANSOM COUNTY.
LisbOn-Engle, peoples candidate. beat
Major Buttz for the senate. Oliver, repub-
lican, and Hill, republican are both elected.
GRAND FORKS.
Grand Forks-Bjorgo, democrat, for the
senate and Brown, republican, and Cum
ningham, democrat, are elected to the
house. Mccormack is elected to the SEN
ate in the Sixth district, together with
thinner and Closky for the house. The
entire republican county ticket is elected.
Grand Forks city complete gives John
son, 2S1; Benton, 4S3; Burke, 2S7; Roach,
437; Allin, 545; CARED, 237; Flittie, $50;
Wilson, $50; Booker, 623; Nomland, 154;
Bray, 582; Braithwaite, 119; Dckieson, 76
Ogden, 44S; Eisenhutl, 352; Helgesen, $50
Ewing, 242; Carey, 55l; Makee, 2S0; Spen.
Ger, 253; Corbett, $780,
RATHER DEMOCRATIC.
Grand Forks (Sixth district)-Senator,
Mccormack (dem.l. representatives, Will
liams (dem.) and Colosky (rep.), elected
Seventh district-Senator, Bjorgo (dem.) J.
representatives, Brown (rep.) and Cum
ningham (dem.), elected.
1t looks as though the independent legis-
lative ticket had carried the Larimore dis
trict.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
Town OF Park-For congress, Benton,
127; johnson Al; governor, Roach, 1877;
Burke, 40: lieutenant governor, CARED,
122; Allin. Al, secretary of state, Wilson,
1877; Fjittie, -: auditor, Braithwaite, 127;
Bray, A. encouragement, Corbett, 1877;
Spencer, Al; insurance commissioner, Ma
kee, 1877; Carey, 81; superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, Mrs. l.. j. Eisenhuth, 127;
Ogden, Al.
Colfax-For congress, Johnson, So; Ben
ton, 9; governor, Burke, 81; Roach 7; SEN
ate, Ink, SO; Stebbins, 10; house, Han
kinson, 50; Cope 9.
Dwight township-For congress, John
son, 80; Benton, 81: governor, Burke, 9S;
Roach, 80; Lieulenant-governor, Allin, 81;
CARED, 96; rest of the state ticket, repubIi
cans, a8, democrats, S2; senate, Ink, SO,
StebbinS. S2: representatives, Hankinson,
81; Johnson, SO; Shea, 98; Cope, 81; Trip
plett, 81.
STARK COUNTY.
Dickinson-Stark county gives johnson
for congress S91, Benton 232. McGillivray
for the state senate and Farrah for the
house were elected by good majori,ies.
The principal candidates on the indepen-
dent ticket were elected.
CAVALIER COUNTY.
Milton - Three precincts in Cavalier
county give johnson 1873, Benton 1873,
Burke SO, Roach 1928, Muir 45. Benton has
$50 majority in Cavalier county, with one
precinct to hear from. i
STEELE COUNTY.
HOpe-JohnsOn 81, Benton s, Burke 70,
Roach 7, Muir 1; Card z, Wilson 49,
Braithwaite 7, Nomland 2, Corbett 7, Eisen-
huth 8, Harstad 2, Tower z, Rindey Z,
Stevens Z, Turner 2, Luce 49,, Jamesonzs g.
Enger 81, Skinner Is, Bartlett T..
Colgate township-Johnso II, Benton
10, Enger 10, Skinner q, 7,Bartlett, 81, Luce
18; BALANCE of state ticket, republican II,
democratic 10.
sTUTsMAN COUNTY. y
Medina-The vote In the Medina pre-
cinct is as follows: Benton, l majority;
Burke, maj; Allen, 5maj.; Flittie, s maj;
Bray, Booker and Spencer, each s maj; !;
Ogden, maj; Ewing, maj; Carey, /
mai. Low received 4, Harmon Z, Walsh s.,
Slotten 4, Stevens 2, Fuller 9, Lutz S, Kear.
ney 8, Cunningham l, Buchanan 4. ~
WALSH COUNTY.
Prairie CeDter-Benton 50. johnson 40,
Burke 20, Roach 66. Muir 10, Allin 40, Gar
red SO, Flittie "a, Wilson rs, Bray %,
Braithwaite So, Booker "a, Nomland "a,
Spencer %, Corbett IS. Altman (rep.) %,
Hitler (dem.) 6s, Foss :(rep) SO, Brown
(rep.) lS, Vorachek (dem.) So, Douglas
(dem.) 52, Mothree Il
Medford-Johnson 80, Benton II, Burke
IL. Roach 10, Muir Is, Allin 80. CARED II,
Flittie 26, Braithwaite II, Wilson is, Bray
26, Booker %, Nomland IS, Spencer 26, Cor
bett 26, Carey 81. Mckee II, Ogden 26,
Eithenhuth 15, Y ...5*s 5-SsT
Conway-R Roach 3D. Burke q, Muir 10,
CARED 80, Allin 80, Wilson 50, Flittie ~,
sBraithWaite 46. Bray 50, Nomland 50,
Booker q, Corbett 50, Spencer q, Eisen-