St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06
NORTH DAKOTA.
StutSnnan,


JAMESTOWN, N. D., Nov. 5.-Returns
from the county are slow and incOm-
plete. In the city Benton has SO ma
iority. Burke carries the city by %.
Muir only received % votes. Fuller,
Rep, and Lutz. DEM, and probably
Kearney, DEM, are elected to the leg
iSlature. Flint is elected treasurer;
SchmitZ, DEM, sheriff, and Conklin,
DEM. beats Glashell. Rep, for state at
torney. Low, DEM, candidate for rail-
road commissioner, nearly 100 ahead of
his ticket. Only forty ladies voted.
Ransom.
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LISBON. N. d., Nov, o. Ransom
county gives Johnson. Rep, for con-
gress, 7s5 votes; Benton. Dem. 2s9; for
governor, Burke, Re-, ia; Roach. DEM,
22O; Muir. ALL, l27; for state senate,
representative, Hill, Rep. 7O2; Oliver,
Rep, 635; Walker, Peoples, 473; sheriff,
Quinn, Rep, 532; Henrick. Dem, 527;
for treasurer, Sanness, Rep, 49,; Quer
ring, Peoples, 609; for county judge,
Ryman, Rep, GIG; Gammons, DEM, 447.
The Republicans elected their county
officers. The proposition to increase the
jurisdiction of the county court carried
with little opposition.
Grand Forks.
GRAND FORKS, N. d.. Nov. g.
Grand Forks county gives majority of
100 to 200 for the Republican state and
county ticket, but elects Mccormack,
DEM, in the Sixth district and BiOrgo,
DEM, in the Seventh district, TO the
state senate by large majOrities;
also Mathie In the Fifth district,
Williams in The Sixth district and Gun
ningham in the Seventh, all Democrats,
to the house. The Democratic state
central committee claims the election of
Benton 10 congress; Roach. for gov
ernOr; Wilson, for secretary of state;
and Mrs. EiSeDhuth, for superintendent
of schools by one to two thousand ma
jority.
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FARGO. N. D., Nov. 5.-One of the
bitterest fights in the state was that
settled by the reports in this county.
Politics did not cut much figure. Per-
sOnalitieS were the ruling feature. On
the state ticket Burke, Republican, had
about l 400 plurality over Roach, Dem
ocrat. johnson, Republican, for con-
gress, had about 375 over Benton. DEM
Ocrat. For the state senate, Haggart,
Pinkham, Lowry. all Republicans; for
representatives. OsgoOd, Loomis. Hottie.
Tufts. Peterson, Gill, Smith, Watson,
all Republicans.
Benson.
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MINNEwAUKAN, n. D., Nov. 5.-Re-
turns from six precincts are as follows:
Governor, Burke, Rep, ISL; Roach,
DEM, II; congress, Johnson, Rep, 2O6;
Benton, Dem., II; state senator in this
and Pierce counties, Palmer, Rep, 157;
EOwlpr liam 100. h0uca pnvraunl6
Rep, al; Erickson, Rep, PSI; Jones,
DEM. 134. Palmer, Rep, for senate.
will probably be elected by 100 major
ity. The Democrats elect the county
auditor and sheriff.
Burleigh.
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BISMARCK. n. D.. Nov. 5.-This dis
trict elects Little, Rep, to the senate,
and Ward, Rep, and Yegen, Ind, to
the house. The Republican state tick
ct and johnson for congress have $50
majority in Burleigh county. The en-
tire independent county ticket is elect
ed i'll this county. The Missouri slope
country gives about 1900 majority for
the Republican state ticket.
Eddy
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NEW ROCKFORD, n. D., Nov. g.
Eddy county returns complete give
Burke so majority for governor and
johnson "a majority for congress. The
Twenty-second leg is lative district
Eddy, Wells and Foster counties al
most complete, give j. NJ. Hatch, for
senator, a majority IN each county, and
Roche and A. Sanford comfortable ma
jorities for the assembly. The DEM
ocrats secure all the fat county offices.
Ramsey.
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DEVILS LAKE, N. D., Nov. Given
ty-One out of twenty-fOur precincts give
j ohnson $50, Benton 1876; for state SEN