The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-09
The News Is Full OF Hope and
Encouragement for the
Democrats
Dixon Certain of e-Election aud
Collins Is Very Likely
Winner
Judge Pemberton Will Eliminate
Blake From the Seat of Chief
Justice.
No Figures at Hand ON tho Legislature
Democrats Have Fully AN Even Show
Returns as Received.

Montana may possibly be in the doubt
chance that later report ts will put her in the
democratic column. Returns have been
received from about l0C precincts out of the
4S5 in the state and they are full of COM
fort and hope to tho democrats. 1t seems
more than probable that Collins is elected
governor. Dixon 10 certainly elected to
cong ess and Pemberton is sure to be chief
justice. No returns have been received on
the legislature.
GREAT FALLS, Nov. 8.-[Speoial. l-Elec-
tion passed off quietly. No disturbance is
reported at any voting places. The count
ing proceeds SO slow that it is doubtful if
completed before sunrise. The Fourth
ward is the only precinct whore the judges
counted president congressman and COVER
nor first. II gave Harrison eleven ma
jor ity, Dixon one, Collins ninety. Other
pre- cinct judges are counting the whole
ballot. consequently are making poor pro-
Rress. As far as proceeded Collins Is way
ahead of the ticket in this city. and if he
maintains the Same in the country will
carry the county by o good majority.
Dixon and Hartman are running almost
even. The odds are slightly in favor Of the
latter. as the county is considered safely
republican. Hartman will probably carry
the county by fair majority. Two years
ago Carter carried the county by 1872. If
Hartman does half as we'll he will come mp
to the expectations of the republicans. The
prdssdential vote in the city is about even
between the two parties. The county
ticket, with the exception of district Judge
looks favorable for republicans.
Special Dispatches to THE INDEPENDENT.
ALHAMBRA, Nov. 9.-A majority Of one
for Cleveland for president.
Cleveland 8. Edwards GA. Dixon 13. Hart
man g.
CRAIG, Nov. S.-The democratic ticket
has a small ma iority.
BUTTE. Nov. 8.-Ten precincts in Silver
Bow county give Cleveland 1,003. Harrison
1903. Weaver 1872.
BUTTE, Nov. S.-Three Forks vote: Cleve-
land %, Harrison 4, Weaver l. Dixon 23
ards 3.
MILES CITY NOV. o.-I6TEy gives harrl-
son 70, Cleveland II. Miles City-Harrison
212, Cleveland 1856.
CLINTON, Nov S.-Cleveland 13, Harrison
g. Weaver l, Collins Ia. Richards 10, Dixon
IA, Hartman 2
BOHEMIAN, Nov. s.--Two precincts give
Harrison 70, Cleveland 5S,:Weaver 8, Hart
man 80, Dixon 81, Edwards IA.
BOHEMIAN. Nov. S.-The total vote in Boze-
SD,l n
Hall $780, Malone 535, Morse $50; Hartman
647, Dixon 4O2, Edwards AZ, Atkins 80.
MILES Cry, Nov S.-Dixon 203, Hartman
200; Richards 2l2, Collins 1874: Botkin 2O7,
Melton 1872. The sheritf's Office will prob
ably go TO the peoples party.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Nov. 6.--Senate.
Folsom 257. Murphey ll6; house, Suther-
land l56, Parker 1888, Benson 1873, Tierney
13l, Sprigs "a. Gum SO.
TosToN, Nov S.-Cleveiand 20. Harrison
1S, Weaver 3; Dixon 20, Hartman IL; Rick
ards 20, Collins 10.
HAvRE, Nov. S.-Cleveland l2S Harrison
su; Collins 129, Richards 70; Dixon 116.
Hartman So
DILLON, Nov S.-Bannaok and Cavendish
give Harrison 81. Cleveland 81. Bannaok
gives Richards 80 majority, and Hartman
81 majority.
MILES CITY. Nov. SIN Miles City: SEN
asor. Schestz 239, wifi 1917; legislatu e,
Huffman 2O5, Mckay 22S. Myers 167, Becker
159; judge. Milburn 209 Streyell 2l9; clerk
OF court, Schwartz 175 Zimmerman $50; at
sorney general, Day 1874, Haskell 19S,
knowles 40; secrssSry of state, Rotwitt 2O3
Folk 1893.
Bio TIMBER, Nov. s.-Vote for secretary
of state: Allen 8. Folk sc, Gardner 0. Rot
witt 81; for treasurer. Corbly 4, Haston 63.
Lear 3. Wright 81: for state auditor, Cook
95. McKay7, Smith 0, Whsley 81; for at
torney general. Day "a, Haskell 80, Knowles
20; Superintendent of public instruction,
Hunter 32. Mshoney 63, Stssre 70; ohisi
justice, Blake 80, Pombsrton n.
BOHEMIAN, Nov. S.-Five republican pre-
ninots In Gallatin county give Harrison
60l, Cleveland b66, Weaver 81; Hartman
727 Dixon 453. Three precincts give Rick
ards 365. Collins 29l. Kennedy 3D. Waters
49, The damooratlc precincts are to hear
from but HartmRn's majority will be in
creased. and may reach AGO in the county,
TOWNSEND, Nov. s.-Democratio head oi
the ticket, congressman and governor
about 80 majority in Townsend precinct.
GRANITE, Nov. s.--Nor.h and South pre-
cincts: Cleveland 240, Harrison 161
Weaver PIT. Bidwell 8, Atkins 8, Dixon l7s
Edward. 40, Hartman 2ll, Collins lbz
kennedy 249. Richards 1l3. Walters s.
LIVINGSTON, Nov. $. S.-Iivingston complete
gives Hartman 403 Dixon 3s3, Edwards p
Atkins 20; Collins 3sl. Riokal ds 405, Ken
nedy 2S, Waters %.
NElmARr Nov. S-Harrison it7, Cleve-
land 12S, Weaver 124, prohibitionist 2; Rick
ards l33, Coliius lT3. kennedy li6-
MANHATTAN. Nov. 8.--Cleveland 10. Har-
rison 81. Weaver &, Bidwell /; Dixon 36, Ed.
wards Z, Har tmnn 53; Collins 30, kenned,
| Z. Richards 81; WRtsts !, Botkin 46, Cuilum
Z. Melton 4o Allen 7. Folk 36, Gardner ;
Rotwitt IS; Corblv l, HRston Al, Lear Z
Wright 40: Cook 4S Mckay I, Whsley 3S
Day 81. Haskell AZ, Knowles 10; Hunter 4
Mahoney al. Stoers 46; Blake IA. pembor'
ton a.; Coates z. Sloane 10. Webster 10.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Nov. S.-This
| preoinct gives Harrison 207. Cleveland l39