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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1894
Page
2
The report notes a mixed party forecast with 40 Democrats 41 Republicans 6 Populists and one doubtfully won seat. Both GOP and Democratic populist lines are described as heavily scratched across most precincts.
The Montana Populists display surprising strength in some districts and are poised to perform well in the legislature compared with the Democrats.
Senator Hinn suffers a crushing defeat in York eliminating him from Democratic presidential consideration. Western Democrats express little regret as the field narrows and momentum shifts.
Vague OCR fragment notes the hour of a vote for a Republican candidate likely named Wo A Dones for representative. It suggests a conceded race with a large but uncertain majority and a vote count not exceeding a dozen hundred.
Early returns across the state indicate a Republican victory for the legislature with Democratic strength eroding in Missoula and Gallatin counties. Strong GOP gains reshape balances as results come in from key counties and regions.
The report notes Beaverhead county did not meet expectations in the capital election. It mentions a split showing and a strong Ammeonda faction, with a fierce display shaping the result.
The article notes Anaconda's likely defeat in the capital contest, attributing it to Hatte and Silver Bow county and reflecting a Republican trend in election returns. It suggests the GOP victory aligns with the administration's policy and marks a severe setback for the Democratic party.
The report notes Morridtan’s tour of county precincts to gauge the Republican ticket outcome. It mentions possible exceptions including Wo A Jones seeking representation and Miss Miltie Coffin seeking superintendent, with officials seeking to determine results in these cases.
The recent campaign in Montana produced one of the most exciting races seen in the state. Voters settled the capital location amid bitter feeling and heated debate, and the Examiner hopes former tensions will fade as Montanans unite for the state's welfare.
Editorial note praises the Madisonian's new five column format and improved appearance under Editor Cheeley. The town paper is commended for efforts to provide a first class publication for Madison county readers.
The piece credits Democratic losses across northern states to factional strife and the administration’s financial policy, with the depression blamed on Democratic legislation. It argues the setback may spur prompt reform in Congress despite the bad outcome.
Early returns show Republicans gaining large margins in New York Ohio and Michigan with triumphs in Tennessee North Dakota and Illinois. Louisiana and California offer mixed results while Nebraska hints at fusion strength and Missouri defeats Democratic congressmen. overall GOP momentum signals sweeping gains nationwide.
Dispatches report a heavy statewide vote with notable female participation aiding the Republican ticket. Officials note a light overall turnout yet strong Republican gains in district contests, while local precinct tallies show varied results and looming final figures.
An experienced baker establishes a bakery and confectionery at the old stand on Montana street near the opera house. He keeps on hand the best bread cakes and pies and guarantees satisfaction in quality and price. Patronize white industry and give Tim a call.
In Beaverhead County Montana Mathew Johnston sues James W Frush for 600 dollars plus eight percent interest from May 28 1892 on a promissory note dated May 28 1892 and forecloses a mortgage securing payment The notice warns appearance within ten to forty days and potential default judgment plus costs and attorney fees Witness Frank Showers Fifth Judicial District Judge Montana
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