Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-13
MARTIN COUNTY orE1cr.I
Miscellaneous.
WISCONSIN CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
Special Telegram to the Globe. |

Special Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Nov 12-There were received at
the executive Office to-day the following official
vote from counties Congressional candi
dates: Dane county-Caswell, 1861; Davis
4207; Tenney, 910. Grant county-Hazelton
1926; King, 1880. Kewaunee-Jones, 434
Bouck, LIB; Steele, IL. Sauk-Caswell, 1854
Davis, $50; Teenney, 9l8. Taylor-Pound, 274
Barrows,7 7. Observation-Disclosures 1891; Park
er, 2,5S9. Winnebago-Jones, 2,776; Bouck
g. 1913; Steele, 1893. Vernon-Humphrey LIS;
Parker, 1,71S.
SUFFICIENT.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 12.-Shelby Demo.
crat, is elected to Congress over Harlanson,
Republican, by over 1000 majority.
The Alabama legislature to-day effected 9
temporary organization and adjourned till to-
morrow.
WILL NOT CONTEST.
BOSTON, Nov. 12.-Congressman Dean will
not contest the election in the Third district.
BOSTON woRR1NaMES.
Boston, Nov. l2.-The ward and CITY com
mittee Of tho Workingmens party held a CON
vention tonight for the nomination of a full
city ticket. It was the noisest and most turbu-
lent convention ever held in this city, the gas
being put out in the hall during the proceed
ings.
Dennis Kearney made speech urging upon
those present the necessity of nominating
workingnen for city officers. He was inter.
rupted sevreal times by delegates, the majority
Of whom were apparently in favor of Prince
for mayor, several delegates going so far as TIC
shake fists in his face, ENDURING why he should
come here meddling with the politics of the
city. After some time a full ticket was nom.
mated composed exclusively of workingmen
with Davis j. King. halter, for mayor.
The Greenbackers failed to nominate tick
ct, and appointed committee to bring in a
full list OF nominations Thursday next
RETURNING BOARD TROUBLES.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. 12.-Judge Wether
spoon of the canvassing board of Madison
county, was arrested last night by deputy
United States marshal on the charge of receiv-
ing and destroying one of the precinct returns
which gave Bsbee fifty seven majority. He il
| held in SO, 900 bail. Samuel Smith, colored, a,
inspector in the same county, charged with not
doing his duty, has been committed to jail.
| A special to the Sun and Press from Alchus
county says the canvassing board threw gu
| three precincts, one because the name of the
voter is wrong on the tickets. and two because
| the duplicate precinct returns did not agree
This action, If sustained, reduces Bisbee's Re
publican, majority in the county from $50 tt
81, and elects Hull, Democrat. It also elects {
| DcAnoCIdt w VIC legislature IN place OIL IL. 1t
Dennis. A deputy marshal arrested the can
wasting board this evening and they are to b
taken before the United States commissions
tomorrow. petition is being circulated il
Jacksonville by Republicans asking the su
preme court to convene in special session for til
purpose of obtaining mandamus to compe
a recanvass.
TROUBLE IN KsARNEY's BA1IIW1cK.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 12.-Carl Brown, secre
tary Of Dennis Kearney, states that on behal
of the ward presidents and others OF the Work
ingmen's party of this city, a TELEGRAM has bee
sent to Kearney requesting his immediate II
turn to California on account of the dissension
which have arisen in the party, which it is b.
lieved he alone can harmonic. The troubl
arises from differences of opinion between Vic
President Wellock and officers of the party cor
corning the administration Of party offices
Wellock having virtually arrogated to himse]
the functions of secretary and treasurer as we
as vice president, aud otherwise caused genera
discomfort with his management News q
Kearney's abandonment of the Boston munic
pal campaign gives great satisfaction to hi
party here. Meetings Of ward clubs are bein