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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-07
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. 6.-The Brooklyn Eagle,
democratic, says: The election in chat city
yesterday was decided Republican victory.
The Republican nominees for sheriff comp
troller and city auditor were elected by major
tiles ranging from 600 to 1000.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Tammany elects nine
out Of twenty-five aldermen. This changes
the board of apportionment, and gives anti
Tammany and republican members power to
confirm Cooper's nomination. The Brooklyn
board of aldermen is republican by majority
Of nine.
A special to the Brooklyn Eagle from Al
bany says Danforth, republican, for Judge of
the court of appeals, will likely have major
ity exceeding $4,000.
The Albany Journal claims the election of 90
republicans, 80 democrats, 2 independent dem
ocrats, and nationals to the assembly.
PoUGHKEEPs1E, Nov. 6.-Ketcham, repub-
lican, majority for congress. IN thirteenth is
$685. the largest ever given in the district.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 6.-Chittenden, republican,
majority for congress in the third district is
about 1000.
New YORK, Nov. Elm the fourteenth con-
gressional district Fenton, republican, is
elected, not Bebee, democrat, as sent last
night.
New YORK, Nov. 6.--The World says Dan
forth. repub!ica n, for judge of the court of
appeals, is elected by 5000 plurality.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord N. H., Nov. Gone hundred and
sixteen cities and towns give Head 32,907, Nc
Kean 25,457, Brown 1886. scattering 1O5
Heads majority is 1919. Sixty-eight towns
and places are to be heard from, which will re-
duce the opponents majority to about 1000.
The house as returned stands, 1873 republicans,
Is democrats, 7 greenbackers. Council, re-
publicans. democrat. Senate, 16 republicans,
6 democrats, with two districts in doubt, New
Market and Plymouth The new legislature
will elect United States senator in place of
Wadleigh.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov, 6.-The senate stands
as follows: Republican &c. democrats s. no
choices. As far as returned the house stands
republicans 166, democrats 80, greenbackers
10. Tue towns to hear from will probably
elect republicans and ID democrats, repub-
lican majority of about SIS.
The returns of the congressional vote in all
the towns in the three congressional districts,
except the Twenty-seventh. are as follows
First district-Joshua G. Hall 12,756, Norris
1924, Chesley 2,008 Halls plurality about
$500. Second district-Jas. T. Briggs IL, lao,
A. w. Solloway 9,25S, Cyrus solloway 1855.
Briggs plurality about $500. Third district
Evarts w. Farr TO- 500, Henry Kent9,7l6 James
w. johnson ,76l. Fairs plurality about
1000.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-The official vote of this
city gives Marks. democrat, for governor, 1859
maj. over Edwards, greenbacker, and $50 maj.
over both the republican and greenback candi-
dates. House, democrat, for congress- 800 ma.
over republican, greenback and independent
candidates. Houses maj. over his leading COM
petitor 1,SGS. The democrats will have an in
creased representation in the legislature
MEMPHIS. Nov. 6.-The official vote of this
city gives Casey Young. independent democrat,
for congress 769 maj. Estimated majority in
the county 1000, which will be increased by
returns from Fayette and Hardeman counties.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 6.-No longer a
doubt Of the election of Whitehorn, in the
seventh and Mcmillan in the fourth Congress
sional districts. This gives the Democrats the
entire Congressional delegation, save one
Hauck, rep, in the first. Marks. dem.
for Governor, received more votes than both
his opponents.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Complete returns of the
city and thirteen of the eighteen civil districts
of the county give Casey Young 1906 ma
jority.
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 6.-Goode, democrat, re-
elected to congress by 1000 majority.
RICHMOND, Nov. Gin the first congressional
district the few returns received favor the cleo
ton of Beale, conservative, over Round and
Critcher, independent, and congressman John
Goode for reelection in the second district, by
about 800 majority, Gen. Joseph E. Johnson
carries three out of five counties in the third
district, which, together with his vote in Rich
mond, makes his majority in the district over
1900. In the fourth district, in which only a
direct contest between the conservative and
republican candidates took place, Hinton,
conservative, is defeated by Jorgensen, re-
publican, whose majority will be between
1850 to 1900. Fifth district, Cabell, con-
servative, reelected by large majority over
Wether, independent conservative. Sixth dis
trict, fuckers election by an overwhelming
majority is assured. Seventh district, the re-
election OF Harris over Paul is claimed by
about 1900. Eighth district, Hunton re-elect-
ed without organized opposition. In the Ninth
district the contest between Richmond regular
conservative nominee, and McMullen indie
pendent conservative, very close. Newbury,
another independent democrat, running pretty
we'll. The race however, is between Richmond
and McMullen, with strong indications for
Richmond.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov 6.-Noon returns come in
slowly, but from present indications the re-
publicans have undoubtedly elected the entire
congressional delegation from this state, which
is a gain OF one congressman in the First dis
trict, Newboy, republican, being elected in this
district by plurality of 1.O27. Croswell's
plurality will probably be 10000. His majority
over Weber, democrat, in 1876 was %, 243.
The legislature will be strongly republican.
In the city and county the republicans elected
Coats sheriff by 1,03S plurality, and elected
Leggett county clerk, Plass register of deeds
and Crosby county treasurer. Plass' plurality
over Louder, democrat, is 3,074. The demo-
Gratis have a bare majority in the city council.
Up to the present time $50 towns and precincts
heard from give Crosswell plurality of 24.OO4.
At many interior towns the national vote is in
excess of the democrats.
DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Incomplete returns from
the various congressional districts give the fol.
lowing republican pluralities: Newberry, first
district, 1,422, Wellets, second district, ACTS.
MCGOWAN, third district, 1857, Burrows, fourth
district. 2.2l5, Stone, fifth district, 923, Brewer
sixth district. 1876, Conger. seventh district,
1874, Horr. eighth district, 1914, and Hubbell.
ninth district, 1925.
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missioner, Cochran, democrat, 4e, Putnam, re-

missioner, Cochran, democrat 46, Putnam, re
publican, 8.
The vote of Buffalo is as follows: Mitchell
5o, Berry 81, Donnelly At, Washburn 81, sena
tor, Mealy, democrat 81, Warner, republican
"a, auditor, Tubbs, democrat, CT, Smith, repub.
Ican, Al, representatives, Rawson, democrat,
AZ, Mooers, democrat, 4S, jerks, republican, 81
Stacy, republican, 81.
ROCKFORD, Nov. 6.-Donnelly LOT, Washburn
46. County conceded by 400 to 500 majority
sHERBURNE COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CLEAR LAKE, MIMI, Nov. 6.-The following
is the vote of the town of Becker, Sherburne
county: Wasburn 70, Donnelly Al. Senator,
Bly, 81, Simmons 49, Representative, Galley 8
Fridley 70.
CHIsAGO COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
RUSH Cry, Nov. 6-Nessel town: Berry So,
Mitchell 49, Nichols 81, O'Brien 10, Whitcom b
81, Black IA, Washburn "a, Donnclly %, Crosby
Is, senator, Shalleen 100, representative, Dean
100, railroad bonds No 81, Yes 8.
MEEKER COUNTY
Especial Telegram to the Globe
L1TcHEIELD, Nov. 6.-Donnelly's majority in
Meeker county 1T.
Special Telegram to the Globe]
L1TcHFIELD, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Donnellys ma
jority in this county is 200. The republicans
elect the senator and county attorney, and lose
the representative, auditor and register.
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WISCONSIN.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |


MADISON, Nov. 5.-Your correspondents pre-
dictions last night of the result in this State
has proved substantially correct. The legisla-
ture will stand about as follows: Assembly,
republicans 60, democrats 40. Senate, republic
cans 70, democrats 10. The republicans carry
Dane county by majorities ranging from 100 to
1000, which is republican gain Of from 1900
to Zoo. One democrat of the county ticket
is elected-County Clerk Coyne, who unfortu-
nately lost both his legs in an accident some
years ago-he receiving Is maj. There has been
some doubt as to the election of Hazelton in
the third district, but this is dispelled to-day
by sufficient returns to insure his election.
The defeat of Frisby by only "a majority is
deeply regretted by the republicans here, after
his gallant canvass.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Later and corrected re-
turns from the fourth district reduces Deus
ter's majority to 49, 1t will take the official
vote to determine the result. The republi-
cans still claim the election of Frisby. In the
third district, Hazelton, republican, is proba-
bly, elected, but by small majority. Returns
from the interior show large republican gains.
The republicans have good majority in both
branches Of the legislature.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Complete returns are
received but from a few parishes, and do not
change the result indicated in last nights dis
patches. The democrats elect the entire city
ticket, two-thirds of the legislature, all the
congressman with possibly the single exception
of the third district and the state treasurer, by
Unprecedented majorities. AS usual in the
state it will probably be some days before the
official result will be known.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Galveston Ne,ps
special: Further returns make the election of
Jones, greenbacker, in the fifth district almost
certain. Schleicher in the sixth, is gaining
with every report. Ireland's friends concede
his election by small majority. The state
legislature is almost entirely democratic, with
a few greenbackers and one or two republicans
elected.
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GENERAL SUMMING UP.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6-New York state and
city republican gain. in the state of nine con-
gressmen and legislature. Massachusetts, all
congressman but one republican. New Hamp-
shire, republican gain. one member Connec-
tlcut, one. New Jersey, two. Illinois and
Michigan, two. Total gain on congress, seven
teen.
Wisconsin, no change in congress. The gain
IN Wisconsin over Smiths vote in 1876 is about
5000. Frisby, republican, congress Fourth
district, gain of ,7O0 over congressional vote
of 1876. Deuster, democrat, is elected by 100
to $50 maj on joint ballot. In the Wisconsin
legislature the republicans will probably have
about Is mai.
In Michigan the entire congressional delega-
tion, republican gain of one. A very strong
national vote was polled all over the state.
Crosswell, governor, republican, is elected by
about 10000 plurality. The legislature is
strongly republican. The democrats made
strong gains in South Carolina, Missouri and
other southern states.
Illinois-Vote in Chicago, ALTO. The re-
publican city and county ticket is elected by
majorities varying from 5000 to 10000 The
greenback vote in Cook county, including Chi
cago is 1000 and the socialist vote 1000. The
legislature is in dispute. The republicans
claim majority which the democrats do not
concede.
Pennsylvania, republican majority about
$4,000.
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ILLINOIS,.

CAIRO ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Massac county gives
about 400 and Alexander about 100 republican
mai. on the congressional ticket. The election
of thomas, republican, is generally conceded
here.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Vote in the county nearly
complete gives majority for Hoffman, sheriff.
over Kern of $500; for Mann, coroner, over
Cook IL, 900, and for republican county COM
missioners nearly 5000. The State treasurer
received about 10000 also. The state legisla-
ture will according to latest figures and esti-
mates stand as follows: Senate 26 republicans,
Is opposition. House, 81 republicans, u OPP
position. These figures are those
of the chairman of the republican state
central committee. The democrats concede
that the republicans have working majority.
In Cook county the republicans gain one state
representative and the socialists four members
of the assembly. Total city vote is 800.
The congressional delegation has changed
considerably in complexion since last night
Tiptar's defeat is assured. There is some doubt
or Boyd's election. Forsyth has been elected
over Deems, and Morrison's election is doubt
full.
The latest estimates of pluralities is as fol-
lows: First district, Aldrich, rep, All:
second Davis, rep, sos: sthird, Barber rep,
4,067; fourth, Sherwin, rep, 5000; fifth.
Hawkes., rep, 1000; sixth, Henderson, rep,
1880; seventh, Hayes, rep, 5000; eighth, Fort
rep., 5OO; ninth, Boyd, rep, 2OU; tenth, Marsh
rep, 200; eleventh, Singleton, DEM, 1870;
twelfth, Springer, DEM, 1000; thirteenth
Stevenson, DEM, 1000; fourteenth, Cannon
rep, 1000; fifteenth, Forsyth, republican,
greenbacker, 800. This district has
been classed in previous dispatches
as demoratic. Sixteenth, Sparks, democrat
500. Seventeenth official returns probably
necessary to determine whether Morrison, dem
ocrat, or Baker, republican, has majority
RI 1Sfr iNt h9c al p1o
cratic. Eighteenth, Thomas, republican, 300
Nineteenth Townsend, democrat, 1000.
The Illinois delegation in congress- will there
fore stand with a republican gain of two, anc
possibly three, counting Forsythe as repub
lican.
TEnRE HAUTE, Nov. 6.-Forsyth, greenback
is elected to congress over Deems, democrat, il
the fifteenth Illinois district by 800.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Santa Fe, N. NJ, dispatch
Returns up to 9 tonight indicate the electio,
of Otero, republican, delegate to congress-, b,
small majority. Santa Fe county elects tn
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 6.-Returns coming
in from all parts of the State swell the demo-
cratic majority. OConnor, democrat, is GER
tainly elected to Congress in the Second dis
trict Charleston city gives him 5000 major
ity. The election of Tillman, democrat, over
Small, republican, in the Fifth district, is con-
frmed. The only doubtful district is the First,
returns from which come in slowly, but indi-
cate, SO far, the election of Richardson, demo-
GRAFT, by small majority.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 6.-Complete re-
turns from the counties of the first congress
sional district elect Richardson, making the
congressional delegation from this state solidly
democratic. Every county in the state has
gone democratic except one and only three re-
publican members are SO far known to be
elected to the legislature.
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second congressional district Wells, democrat.
has plurality over Cole, republican, the pres
emit incumbent, of about 1.700. In the third
district Frost, democrat, has plurality over
of about 1900.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-The Democrats elect two
out of three state senators in this city and
twelve out of fifteen representatives. A dis
patch from Kansas City says the COMPRESSION al
contest is very close in the eighth district.
From the best information at hand the demo
Gratis claim the election of Cresp by 800 to 500
while the friends of Sawyer, independent DEM
ocrat, claim his election by small majority.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ga Kansas City dispatch
from republican sources says the best informa-
ton at hand leads to the belief that Sawyer, in
dependent democrat, is elected to congress
from the Eighth district by 1000 majority
over Crisp regular democrat. Randolph coun-
ty, Missouri, gives the usual democratic ma
jority. Rothwell democrat, for congress gets
1000 plurality, and it is thought he has car
ried the district over Pollard, the present in
cumbent. Lincoln county, Mo-, gives demo-
cratic majority of about 500, but Buckner,
backer ECO. Adair county, Mo-, gives Draper,
republican. for congress about 500 plurality.
The county ticket is divided. In Phelps coun-
ty the greenbackers elected part of their
county ticket, and send representative to the
Legislature. WAGON county gives Loudon,
Sieeupacher, IOr congress 1UU maJOrlry over
Hatch, democrat, and 1900 over Draper, re-
publican, and also sends greenbacker to the
state senate.
81 LOUIS, Nov. Ga st. Joseph dispatch
says. The greenback vote in the Ninth con-
gressional district greatly exceeds expectation
and the probabilities are that Ford, greenback-
er,is elected over Kea. DEM, the present incum-
bent, but this cannot be ascertained until the
full vote of ST. Joseph is counted up. This
will not be done before tomorrow afternoon.
An Atchison, Kansas, dispatch says the Cham
pion has reports from rs Of the 1875 representa-
tive districts in the state, which show elections
to the legislature of Sc rep, IL dem.,
6 greenbackers. independent. The legislature
will be largely republican as usual. The
Champion estimates the republican majority in
the state at over 10000. Anderson, republic
can. for congress in this district will have
$4,000 majority. Gooden, democrat, for gov
ernor, and Anderson, republican,lfor congress,
have small majority in Leavenworth county,
and he county ticket is divided.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ga st. Joseph dispatch
says Nicholas Ford, greenbacker-republican, is
elected to congress in the ninth district over
David Rea. democrat, present incumbent, by
about 1900 majority.
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NUMBER 297
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Minnesota Editor Kills Critic in a
Observation-Disclosures

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Observation-Disclosures
a NEWSPAPER ARTICLE RESULTS IN MURDER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Nov. CA. j. Clark
county attorney of Morrison county, shot and
MORALLY wounded G. Kimble, of Two Rivers,
at P. N. to-day. The. quarrel arose from q
newspaper article published by Clark in the
Morrison County Banner.
SUICIDE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Washinston Thomas,
formerly wealthy shoe dealer and an acti~e
partisan of Tammany Hail. hanged himself
last night after ascertaining the fate of his
party He had been promised an appointment
II the Tammany ticket was elected.
FIRE CASUALTY
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Give twc-story brick tene-
ment houses on Cerre street between Eighth
and Ninth streets, burned this afternoon. Loss
about S., 600. Christ Muller was very badly
and Mrs. Kittring fatally burned and little
boy belonging to the latter nearly suffocated.
FIGURING MILL BURNED.
OswEGo Nov. 6.-The Pearl Touring mill,
owned by Jenkins & Bensing, burned tonight.
PRINTING FAILURE.
LONDON Nov. 6.-Samuel Phelps. actor, died
yesterday of congestion of the brain.
The failure is announced of W. A. Wilson &
Co., printers. Alexandria. Dumbartonshire.
Liabilities 100000. The failure throws out of
employment several hundred persons.
LYNCHED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. Ga colored man
was taken out of jail and hung at GAINESVILLE
last night, for committing a rape on white
woman.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ca special from st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, to the Globe Democrat says the boil
in the saw mill of Joseph Entz, at Savannah,
Andrew county, blew up to-day. killing j.
Simmons and W. s. Furrow, and injuring two
others.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
DODGE COUNTY.

DODGE COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CONCORD, Nov. 6.-The election passed off
very quietly in this town, but owing to the yery
beautiful weather the farmers were loathe to
come out. However, 1S4 votes were polled
The count stood as follows: Associate Justice
OF supreme court, Berry 1874. State auditor,
Whitcomb 1874, Black 40. Clerk of supreme
court, Nichols 1913, OBrien 40. Representative,
Dunnell 131, Meighen so. Judge of fifth judi
cial district. Lord lOl, Brownell rs. State SEN
ator, Gorham 1870, Phillips 81. Auditor, Nc
Martin At, Alder 1873. Attorney, sperry o.
Latta Is. Superintendent of schools, Curtis
So, Miles lis. Surveyor, Perry 70, Menardi
los. Coroner, South 1872. Lowry so. Repre-
sentative western district, Fairbank 176 Re-
covery of railroad bonds, yes SO, no II.
wINoNA COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
W1NoNA, Nov. 6.-The democrats here are
Jubllant over their victory, having elected the
entire list of candidates in the county and in
both districts, with single exception. The
democratic candidate for county commissioner
in the second district was defeated by FIVE
votes. Not greenback vote was cast in the
oLMsTED COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 6.-The State ticket has
gone republican, though the returns are not
fully in. Morrison republican, senator, is
elected by nearly 1000 majority Stacy, re-
publican, representative, is elected by los ma
jority. Hon. Dick Jones, democrat is also
elected. The county ticket has gone demo-
cratic. The whole representative ticket of the
Ninth district has gone democratic.
M'LEoD COUNTY.
GLENCOE, Nov. 6.-Hutchinson, Strait, 1879;
Poehler, los.
county are heard from. Mr.. Poehler leads
Strait 3l5. Bonniwell's majority over Reed is
4S0. Jacob Rooms in the third and John Criebe
in the second representative district both re-
publicans are elected to the hou Sc.
SCOTT COUNTY.
SHAKoPEE, Nov. 6-Returns from all towns
but one give Poehler 492 majority in this
county. The result is not materially changed
Kinds, State senator, is elected by about SEQ
majority. Thornton is elected in the eastern
district, and Bliss is probably elected in the
western district to the legislature.
SLEEPY EYE, Nov. 5.-Town of Prairievil le-
Berry, 81; no opposition; Whitcomb, 81; Black,
6; Nichols, 81; O'Brien, 6; Strait, 10; Poehler,
10; Helling. 81; Berum, S; Brandt. IA; Ber-
trandt, IL.
Town of stork-Berry, SO; Whitcomb, 16;
Black, AZ; Nichols, 16; O'Brien, 40; Strait, IL;
Poehler, so; Helling, IL; Berum, so; Brandt, 16;
Bertrandt, 48.
Town Of Albion-Berry, 81; Mead, 10; Whit
comb, 81; Black, y: Nichols, 81; OBrien, ~;
Strait, q; Poehler, 26; Helling 80; Berum, 81;
Brandt, 27; Bertrandt 35.