Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1896-11-05

ont Of 1,2l3 in the state give Mckinley
and the republican state ticket . major
ity OF $500.
Psmbina-Pemhina county on present
returns give Mckinley Is plurality.
Sauter, DISTRICT judge, 10 elected.
Dickinson Stark county gives Nc.
Kinley approximately $50 maj tity
Brigge TOR governor will get over 100
majority.
Grand Forks s-McK Kinley electors from
present indications will carry the
county BY 600. The fusion state ticket
y running ahead and the majority Of
either sids will be small. Fisk. fusion
candidate for district judge, is ahead Of
6orley, having majority Of 800. Sever
al republican stronRholds ars yet to bs
heard from, and oil Of Nelson county.
The chances favor .Fisk's election BY lou.
The entire republican county ticket il
elected with tho exception OF treasurer
sud perhaps probsts judge. w. A.
Gordon for senate aud Gsulke aud Ohef-
dahl for houes (reps) are elected in the
seventh. The sixth elects Wood and
Ryan (repsl and tho fifth returns Arnold
and elects Korsmo and MoChnnaohie
(reps.) ALERT for treasurer and Temp
Teton for supreme Judge are running
ahead on fusion tickets.
Darlington Darlington precinct, Bry-
su 81; Mckinley 81; Burke 56; johnson
g.; Richardson 81; Briggs 81.
Wshpston-Richland county will give
500 majority for Mckinley and Johnson.
The county elects the full legislative
ticket.
Dswson-Sibley precinct, Mckinley
45; Bryan 25: johnson 43; Burke "a;
Briggs 48; Richardson 18.
Steele Mckinley 26; Bryan 21; John
cvu e e.. 1..Du4a- ~, briggs 20, i:i-n=.@-,n
q.
i oDlckey, Nov. 5-Bryan 27; Mckinley 9;
johnson IL; Burke 26; Briggs 10; Rich
srdson Is; Glsspell 9; Rose q.
Twelve preclncts in Diokey county,
including Glendale township, Glendale
city, Lowell, Monango, Vanmeter, Hud-
con and Portelmsn gave Mckinley 38
majority. State ticket the same.
Sanbor1-Brysn 26; Mckinley q;
Briggs q; Richardson q.
Oberon precioot sRives Mckinley GA;
Brysn 81; johnson 62; Burke q; Briggs
81; Richardson 25. Other state officers
running shout the came. For legisls-
turs, Liudstrom 79; E1ickson 56; O'Oon-
nell and Fulson each IA.
Bismarck. Two wards, city Of Bis
marck, Mckinley 176, Bryan 50, Briggs
l8a Richardson 81, Little 1T, Chase
IS, Williams 176, Ward u, Richards l60,
Crum 68.
Thompson.-Two precincts at Thomp-
son give Mckinley Ill, Bryan 96.
Glendale. Twelve precincts In Dick.
ey county including Glendale township,
Ellendsle city, Oakes, Lowell, Monango,
Van Meter, Hudson and Porthelma give
Mckinley 38 majority, state ticket same.
Clifford Norman township gives 50
republican and IA fusion votes, member
Of congress, governor and members OF
legislature.
Gladstone &C Gladstone, Stark county,
precincts give Mckinley 56, Bryan 9,
johnson 56, Burke 9, Briggs SO, Rich
ardson 7. For senator, McGillivray 80,
Ourrie q; house, White, republican, no
opposition; Winchester 48, Newton 16.
Mandan, Nov. 3.-Msndan three pre-
cinots, Burke $50, johnson 1913, Richard
son 10, BrjgRs 239, Newton 202. Win.
chester 1l6. Ten precincts in Morton
county out of twenty EIGHT give Mckin-
Icy 49S, Bryan 2S3, Briggs $50, Richard
son 156, johnson runs with the electoral
ticket; republican legislative ticket
elected.
Churches Ferry, N. D., Nov. 3.-Mc.
Kinley's majority IA. Johnsou's majority
20, Briggs majority 13.
Darlington, N. D., Nov. 3.-Carrlngton
precinct, Foster county, Bryan "a, Nc.
Kinley 66, Burke 56, johnson GA, Rich
ardson 81, Briggs 81.
New Salem, Nov. 3.-McKlnley IS,
Bryan 81, johnson IS; Burke 81.
Devils Lake.-H. NJ Creel has ma.
jority in four precincts over F. q. Pros
ser.
Lisbon.-Nine precincts in Ransom
county give Mckinley 364, Bryan 234
Republicans will carry the county by
frnm 900 tn o:I0 majority
kilograms from Fargo this afternoon
say that Chairman Cooper Of the repu5-
licau committee claims the election Of
the entire national and state ticket by
not less than 1000 plurality. He claims
that the precincts already reported indl-
cate majorlties of 800 in Cass, 1000 IN
Trail, 500 IN Grand Forks, and the dem
ocratic counties will not increase their
usual vote.
The Associated Press, gives out the
following:
Chicago, Nov. 5-It is reasonably GER
9aiu that Mckinley and Hobart are
elected, but the majority is likely to be,
from indications at 1890 O'Clock today,