Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-12
MINNESOTA ELECTION.

MINNESOTA ELECTION,
Official Returns from Several Large Coun-
ties-Pillsbury's Msjority, Official and
Estimated, 1O,75l.
CATEGORICAL. ..a
Governor-Rice IS, Pillsbury $40, satterlee
6. Lieutenant Governor-Barnum 66, Gilman
32l, Williams 4S. Secretary Of State-Borer
II, Won Baumbach 36l, Stearns 8. Treasurer
--Cowdery 70, Kittleson 354, Durham 6. At
torney Goneral-Babcock Ga, Start 1862. Rail
road Commissioner-Oolvil 81, Marshall 367.
Constitutional Amendment-Yes 1853, No g.
For County Commissioner, First district-W.
Davy IS, A. A. White IS.
.oARLToN-oFFIcIAL., .-.r
Governor-Rice Ga, Pillshury 81. Lieutenant
of State-Borer 81, Won Baumbach 81. Treas
uler-Cowdery 60, Kittelson 81. Attorney
General-BabcOck e. Start 81. Railroad Com
missioner-C olvill 6s, Marshall So. Constitu-
tional Amendment-Yes 1O6, No 6.
DoDaE-oFF1oIAL. XIII
Governor--Rice S95, Pillsbury l,l73, satter-
Gilman l,l25, Williams So. Secretary of State
-Borer 3S2, Won Baumbach $780, Stearns 10,
Bangs %. Treasurer--Cowdery 1888, K,ttelson
1856. Durham II. Attorney General--Bab-
cock 376, Start 1913, Bangs II. Railroad
Commissioner-Colvill 1884. Marshall 1889,
Griswold 40. Constitutional Amendment
Yes l, 4S7, No 10. ~
For State Treasurer, J. @. Stearns % votes;
for Attorney General J. NJ Durham % votes;
for Lieutenant Governor, 8. B. Wilson 4 votes.
GOoDHgE-OFFICIAL.
Governor-Rice 7S3, Pillsbury I, 800. Meighen
4, Satterlee 10l. Lieutenant Governar-Bar-
mum 77S, Gilman 1,S57, Westfall 4, Williams
l2l. Secretary of State-Borer 752, Won Baum
bach ,919 Lane 8, Stearns 100. Treasurer
Cowdery 76S. Kittelson 500, Goar s. Durham
1926, Stephenson 4. Bangs 81. Railroad Com
missioner-Colvill 952, Marshall 1851, Ayers
4, Griswo!d 80. Constitutional Amendment
Yes 1881, No IA.
KANDIYOHI-OFFICIAL.
Governor-''Rice l76, Pillsbury I, 4l9, Meighen
1874. Satterlee 6. Lieutenant Governor -Barnum
ll9, Gilman 1.464, Wcstfall 1871, Williams 8. Sec.
rotary of State-Borer 116, Won Baumbach
1902, Lane 1871, stearns s. Treasurer-Cow-
derry llO, Kittelson 1905, Goar 13l, Durham
5. Attorney General-Babcock 1902, Start 504,
Stephenson 1872, Bangs 5. Railroad Commits
sioner-Colvill ll2, Marshall l,4Yl, Ayers 1873,
Griswold 6. Constitutional Amendment
Yes 1854, No a..
oLMSTED-OFFICIAL.
Governor-Rice 1000, Pilisbury 2,072,
Meighen 1913, Satterlee SO. Lieutenant Gov
ernor-Barnun1 1000, Gilman 2,076, Westfau
$40, Williams 80. Secretary of Stakeholder
l,005, Won Baumbach 2, 49, Lane BIS, Stearns
47. Treasurer-Cowt!ery l,274, Kittelson 1916,
Goar 264, Durham II. Attorney General
Pat> 81
Railroad Com uissioner-Colvill 1,014 Marshall
., 1875, Ayers 3l2. Constitutional Amendment
Yes 49, No IS.
Democrats reelected W. Fl. White by SAL
majority.
PNE-oFFICIAL.
Governor-Rlce los, Pillsbury 81, Satterlee
20. Lieutenant Governor-Barnum 107, Gil
man 60, Williams g. Secretary of State-Bo-
rer IS, Won Baumbach II, stearns %. Treas
urer-Cowdery 81, K,ttelson rs, Durham 70.
Attorney General-Bsbcock %, Start "a, Bangs
IL. Railroad Commissioner-Colvill 81, Mar
shall 70, Griswold %. Constitutional Amend.
inent-Yes 70, Ne Sc.
SuERBURNE-OFFICIAL.
Governor-Rice 166, Pillsbury 3l9, Meighen
Is, Satterlee l6. Lieutenant Governor-Bar-
mum 1874, Gilman s04, Westfall Is, Williams
Is. Secretary Of State-Borer 1852, Won Baum
bach 32l. Lane d, Stea1ns 20. Treasurer
CoWdery ISL, Kittelson 322, Goar 81, Durham
%. Attorney General-Babcock 1872, Start 800
Stephenson a. Bangs 20. Railroad Commits
sioner-Calvill 16l, MARSHALL 322, Ayers a.
Griswold 20. Constitutional amendment
Yes At. ..... 49,.
sIBLEY-oFFICIAL.
Governor-Rics 9l6, Pil!sbury $40, Satterlee
5. Lieut.. Governor--Barnum 815, Gilman Co.,
Williams. Secretary of State-Borer e39, Won
Baumbach $685. Stearns 2. Treasurer-Cow.
derry SIT. Kittelson els, Durham 2. Attorney
General-Babcock 81, Start 6l5, Bangs 4
Railroad Commissioner-Colvills l3, Marshall
6l5, Griswold2. Constit utional Amendments
Yes 500, No as.
sTEELE-OFFICIAL.
Governor-Rice 766, Pillsbury !, l75, Satterlee
13l. Lieutenant Governor-Baruum n, Gil.
man !, 148, Williams 1872. Secretary Of State
Borer TEL, Won Baumbach 1.217 Stearns 127.
Treasurer-Oowdery 746, Kittelson 1901, Dun.
ham 1876. Attorney GeDeral-3abcock TAO,
Start l, POI, Bangs 1913. Railroad Commission
er-Colviii 739, Marshall 1909, Griswold 1876
Constitutional Amsndment-Yes l, 1888, No q.
sTEARNs-oFFIcIAL.
Governor 2,270, Pillsbury 9l3, Meighen
16, Satterlee 70. Lieutenant Governor-Bar-
mum 1880, Gilman 1,0SS, Westfall 16, Williams
SO. Secretary of State-Borer 2,2l6, Won Baum
bach $50, Lane Is, Stearns &C. Treasurer
Cowdery 2,243, Kiutelson 929, Goar Il, Dun
ham n. Attorney General-Babcock 2,A4.
Start 933, Stephenson Is, Bangs 81. Railroad
Commissioner-Colvill 1885, Marshall 80.
Ayers II, Griswold 26. Constitutional Amend
ment-Yes 5000, No 70. No special local con-
tests as between the parties. Three independ-
ent candidates elected and three defeated.
wAsHMGToN-oFF1c1AL.
Goyernor-Rice ,472, Pillsbury 1883, Gatter-
lee Is. Lieutenant Governor-Barnum 1,292,
Gilman 1850. Secretary of State-Borer ], 1888,
1877, Kittelson 1878, Goar Z, Durham 10. At
torney. Observation-Disclosures 1888, Start 1878, Ste
phenson Z, Bangs Is. Railroad Commissioner
-Colvill 1895, Marshall 1856, Ayers IL, Girls
void 13. Constitutional Amendment-Yes 24O,
No Is.
ARMY REPORTS.
Recommendations bv Gems. Hancock, Nc
Do,UelI and Scho1aetd.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Maj. Gen. w. s.
Hancock, commanding the military division
of the Atlantic, in his annual report, among
other recommendations, asks attention to a
suggestion of Maj. Arnold as to the pro-
priety of the passage of law retiring those
ordnance sergeants of the army who have
merited such privilege by years of contin-
uous meritorious service. He concurs in
this, and also in the recOmm eudatiOn of thu