The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-11-14


Logan county's returns are not re-
ported.
In McHenry the national, state and
county tickets are elected by safe ma
jorities.
In Mcintosh county the town of Ash
ley gives Mckinley 60 votes and Bryan
4. Nine precincts in give Mckinley
256 majority.
The returns from Mclean county
have not yet been reported. Mercer
county is also behind in this respect.
Morton county gives Mckinley ma
jority of about 500. Republican legis-
lative ticket all in and the only close
affair is the one between Voss and
Campbell for states attorney. The
former won out.
The report Is that johnson will carry
Nelson county by small majority and
the fusionists claim the legislative
ticket. Complete unofficial returns give
25 majority for the Republican nation
al and state ticket Sorley for district
judge has about go majority. Tenn
plcton will carry the county by about
%.
Nothing has been heard from Oliver
county.
SuAoluSk }slNSS
fusion electors a majority Of 100. a net
Republican gain over 1892 Of 451. Ma
jorities: For Richardson, 5777; ALERT,
1913; Burke, 2GO; Templeton, Sti5. SEN
ator La Moure rc-elected; ]. D. Wal
lace. Republican,. and Alex Duncan,
Populist. elected in the First district;
II. n. Joy, Republican. and Thomas
Guinon, Democrat, elected in the Sec
1se,t, nt ID III nf,y
attorney, sheriff and superintendent of
schools; Democrats elect register of
deeds and county judge and the 1nde-
pendents treasurer and auditor.
In Pierce county Mckinley has 147
majority, Briggs 1G4 and Johnson 1G7.
The balance of the state ticket about
the same.
In Ramsey county McKinley's ma
jority is 275, with the state ticket run
ming about the same except Attorney
General Cowan, who runs n little
ahead. Creel, fusion, goes to the SEN
ate, beating Frank PrOsser by IS. In
the house the Republicans have elected
Charles Currier and the fusionists A.
G. Tanton, barring his politics a very
popular and capable person. The coun-
ty ticket is made up of Henry Hale for
auditor, Z. Thorson for treasurer, the
old reliable Capt. Saunders for clerk
Of the court, ID. G. Duell for county
judge, Prof. Fancher for superintend.
ent Of schools. P. J. McClory for states
| attorney and Fred Baker for county
commissioner.
Ransom county returns are: McKin-
ley 199. Johnson 2O3, Briggs 236. The
entire legislative and county ticket is
II - nl~ ~
court.
Richland, county: Mckinley 748
johnson G3O and the rest of the state
ticket about equal. The legislative and
county ticket is Republican.
In Rolette county twelve precincts
give Mckinley 2 majority, Briggs II
and Hon. John Lind Z. Hoskins prob
ably goes to the house.
Sargent county gives 25 majority fOl
Bryan.
Stark county gives Mckinley $50
majority. The entire Republican coun.
| ty ticket returned safe and Senator
McGillivray again is senator-elect.
In Steele county Mckinley has 200
majority and the Republicans elect the
county and legislative ticket.
In Stutsman county Mckinley re
ceived majority Of 125 and an In
creased majority for the state ticket
Fred Fancher receives very flatter
ing endorsement and the only matter
in doubt is the legislative ticket. The
advices seem to indicate the defeat OF
Fuller to the senate by Sanford. With
two precincts to hear from Fuller IL
behind Sanford IA votes and the fnal
result can only be determined by the
official canvass.
Seven out of eight precincts to heal
from in Towner county give Bryan 81
majority, Richardson 81 and Burke 164
McCanna for senate has 13 majority
Indications point to his election to that
body.
Trail county gives majority Of
1,O1S for Mckinley and the state
ticket. The Republicans carry the leg
islatiye and county tickets.
Forty-twO precincts in Walsh county
give majorities as follows: Bryan 80
Richardson 43O. Burke 425, ALERT 457
Templeton $50.
In Ward county Mckinley receives
100 majority and Johnson is cut down
to %. Average on state ticket about
100 for the Republicans.
Wells county gives 300 Republican
majority for the entire ticket
Nothing heard from Williams county
| District Judges.
Sorley wins in the First district by a
small majority. Morgan had no op.
position in the Second. Pollock defeats
Roberts in the Third. Lander had no
opposition in the Fourth. Glaspell is
said to have 800 majority in the Fifth
over Rose. Winchester beats Newton
l Sy:,