Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-11
LET Us SMILE AGAIN.
We Can at Least Be Jubilant Over
the Returns From North
Dakota.
Harrison Carries the State and Burke
and the Entire Republican
Ticket Elected.
Burleigh County and the Missouri
Slope Come in with Old Time
Majorities.
Even Barnes and Nelson and Other
Independent strongholds Cap
tured by Republicans.
Indications That the Legislature Will
Be Republican by a Good
Working Majority.
Returns From Burleigh County In
dictate the Election of the Re-
publican Ticket.
Little, Bentley and Yegen Elected
and Taylor in the Lead
for Sheriff.
Indications That the Legislature Will
Be Republican by a Good
Working Majority.
Returns From Burleigh County In
dictate the Election of the Re-
publican Ticket.
Little, Bentley and Yegen Elected
and Taylor in the Lead
for Sheriff.
County Returns.

County Returns.
BARNES.
VALLEY CRY, Nov. S.-Returns from
five precincts in Barnes county give
Harrison 3O3, Weaver 100, Burke 293,
Shortridge IA, johnson pa, Foss rs,
O'Brien lO4, White, republican, for the
senate, and Green, republican, and Nc
Donald, democrat, for the house, have
majority thus far, and the whole repub-
llcan ticket is probably elected in the
county.
DozY, Nov. ~8.-Cleveland l majority,
johnson 2, Burke is, Shortridge 10,
Walker l, Weiser 4, Hagen 2, Greene tie,
Stenshoel 6, Holmes 9, Register tie,
johnson 2.
BoTT1NEAU, Nov. 8.-Three precincts
give Cleveland 81, Harrison 30, O'Brien
for congress, 80, johnson %, governor,
Burke 81, Shortridge 25.
FARGO, Nov. 9.-Returns from seven
small precincts show net loss to Burke
of q. These include Hunter, the home
of Walter Muir, and CasseIton, the
center of the opposition to Burke. No
figures on congressman or president, but
Harrison will lead Burke in these pre-
cincts.
FARGO, Nov. SIT was a very cold
day, but favorable to a large vote in the
country precincts. Very few precincts
yet heard from. The republican state
ticket shows a slightly increased ma
jority, and Harrison and Reid are
running slightly ahead of the state
ticket.
OF II precincts in the state heard from,
including Valley City the hotbed of the
independent movement. The city of
Portland and two precincts in Fargo
show a net gain for Burke of 81 over
1890. Harrison running a trife ahead of
Burke.
CAssELroN, Nov. Solicitors, repub-
lican AZ, democratic 40, independent l.
Congress, Johnson At, O'Brien 81,
Foss l, Burke Sc, Shortridge 30, Nc
Cornell 40, Roberts IS. Legislature,
republicans, Ritter 81, Stevenson At,
Tufts As. Democrats, Bieber 36,
Qually 80.
ARTHUR, Nov. S.-The following is the
vote IN Arthur township: Harrison %,
Weaver p, Foss 81, johnson %, O'Brien
16, Burke %, Shortridge 81, Dahl %, Pea
body II, Porter 81, Walker q, Booker
%, Nomland II, Rourke %, Standish 16.
Observation-Disclosures IS, Churchill %,
Hill Is, Macarthur 10, Meilicke Is, Stayles
Is.
E%LLENDALE, Nov. 8.-The county
ticket mixed. State ticket will go re-
publican by a small majority. National
ticket will go republican. Legislative
ticket will probably be republican.
l3 out of % precincts, give Harrison
176, Weaver 1854, johnson 1853, Foss III,
O'Brien IS, Burke 1853, Shortridge 2lO,
County ticket in doubt. =,
GRAND FORKS.
REYNOLDS, Nov. 8.-Americus town.
ship: National ticket-Harrison GA,
Weaver "a, Bidwell 6. Governor-Burke
66, Shortridge AZ. Lieutenant governor
Spencer IS, Wallace 40. Secretary of
state-Dahl 81, Peabody 40. State
auditor-Walker 60, Porter As. State
treasurer-Nomland 60, Booker At.
LAR1MoRE, Nov. 8.-Returns from all
the precincts in the city of Larimore
give Harrison 6s, Weaver As, Burke 40,
shortridge "a, johnson Sc, O'Brien 50,
Foss 2. For the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Arnold &c, Barrett 8. House, johnson
60, Korsmo "A, Pierce 60, Stevens 45.
GRAND Forks, Nov. S.--Returns from
six precincts in the county give Harrison
3O2, Weaver 307, Shortrldge $50, Burke
81. For congress-O'Brien 274, John.
son 263, Foss 80. Walsh and Havorsen
elected to the legislature in the Sixth
district. The probable plurality in the
whole county for Harrison is 2O5; fol
Shortridge for governor 4O3; for John.
son for congress 400.
KIDDER.
TApPEN, Nov 8Theyoteis asfollowps,