Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-06
6S8. Barnum 80. Rest of the State ticket same
as Gilman's vote. Three remaining towns will
increase Pillsbury's vote about rs votes

can majority. Republican county ticket elected.
Candy county set-off. Lost by 100 majority.
oLMsrED COUNTY. -.
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ROCHESTER,, Nov. 5.-All but five towns in
Olmsted county, which will 60 Republican,
heard from, giving a total vote: Pillsbury
1,67s, Rice 1913, Gilman ,46S, Barnum ST., Won
Oowdery 1850, Start 1861, Babcock 697, Mar.
shall l,645, Ooivill ssl. County ticket-Fris.
sell, treasurer. Republican. 1859, Reyes 1913,
Wood, register of deeds, Republican, 1856. De
Wolf 1887. Benjamin, sheriff, 1884, White,
Democrat, 1.607. Eckhardt, attorney, Repub-
lican, 1878, George 9o5. Coroner-.Nichols, Re-
lowing majority-State ticket: Pillsbury S47,
Gilman 1854. Won Baumbach 1851, Kittleson 252,
Start $50, Marshall 1858.
REDWOOD COUNTY. =
REDWOOD FALLS, Nov. 5.-Pillsbury IN, Rice
S.. Satterlee 80, Gilman III, Barnum Sc, Will
lams 80. Won Baumbach 1T, Berer SO, Stearns
80, Kittleson 40, Cowdery 90.
STEVENS COUNTY.
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MORRIS, Nov. 5.-The vote here stood: Rice
10, Pillsbury 63, Barnum Is, Gilman SO. Rice
and Barnum will probably receive about so
votes in the county.
SWIFT COUNTY.
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CLoNTARF, Nov. 5.-Whole number of votes
cast in town of Clontarf 81; Democratic State
ticket each 81 votes.
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BENSON, Nov. 5.-Village of Benson: Pills
bury SO, Gilman 10, Rice SO. Barnum 81.
Town Of Benson: Pillsbury Sc, Gilman &c.
Rice 10, Barnum 10. Probable majority for
Republican State ticket in county, 200.
wABAsHAw COUNTY.
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WABAsHAw, Nov. 5.-Wabashaw city-Vote
on State ticket: Rice 500, Pillsbury 1S6, Sat-
terlee 8, Barnum 299, Gilman 143, Borer 293,
Won Baumbach 149, Cowdery 292, Kittleson
1852, Babcock 297, Start 146 Oolvill 29s, Mar
shall 145. County treasurer, dem., Fowler.
SOC, Satory 1856. Sheriff, Gregg, dem, 1884,
Baxter 108. Register, Dickman 1884. Bartlett
ll9. Judge of probate, Collier 347 Butts SO.
Superintendent ssS Of sch:ols' Hayes 2sS, Greer
oner. Strom 81, Arnold 1858. County commits
sioner, Evans 3l4. Constitutional amendment,
yes 2S8, no nothing.
P1ArNv1Ew. Nov. 5.-Pillsbury 1913, Gilman
1876 Won Baumbach l02, Kittleson 125.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. 3
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SALTWATER, Nov. 5.-Rice carries thecounty
by 287 majority. The other State Democratic
candidates are defeated by small major,ties.
A. K. Doe, rep, still remains in the county
treasurer's Office by about $50 majority. Hol-
combe, rep, will perform the duties of, sheriff
next term, majority 365. Walter Lehmicke de-
feats Bloomer by about 400 votes for register of
deeds. Fayette Marsh, rep, walks into the
county attorneys Office by about 200 majority.
Roe, rep, still retains the position of county
be commissioner in the fourth district and
Parker in the fifth. Stewart, rep, is elected
surveyor by $50 majority over Schell. The
election returns up to last night were incom-
plete. The following are the totals and ma.
joritles with Saltwater town to- be hesad from
on the State ticket and Forest Lake on the
county and part of the State ticket:
Pillsbury 1888; Rice !, 40: maj. 2S7.
Gilman 1881; Barnum 1.266; mai IS.
Won Baumbach 1852; Borer 1899: mai. 1lS.
Kittleson 1850; Cowdery 1892; maj. 118.
Start 1919; Cowdery 1926; maj. SO.
Marshall 1908; Colvill 1,242; mai. 81.
County ticket-For treasurer. Doe, rep. LISA;
Lindholm 681; maj. S73.
sherif-Holcombe, rep. 1887; McCarty
l 1872; mai. 365.
Register of Deeds-Bloomer, rep. 1,104;
Lehmicke 1903; maj. 399.
County MY Attorq 7s, rep. 1896; Thonp-
Superintendent of schools-Roe, rep. l,450;
Cramblett 1920; maj. 230.
Commissioner Fourth Disrrict-Dornfeld29 6,
no opponent. Commissioner Fifth district
Parker, rep. 1888; shearer 2l9; mai. IA.
County surveyor-Stewart, rep. So2; Schell
448; maj. 1854.
yeas IS and noes 4.
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WNoNA, Nov. 5.-Returns so far received
from the county give Pillsbuay 1886, Rice
l 1864. Other candidates on the State ticket
run about the same, except Cowdery. for treas
urer who runs a little ahead. Five towns yet
to be heard from will not materially change
the above result.
WRIGHT COUNTY.
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MONTICELLO, Nov. 5.-The vote here stood:
Rice 81, Pillsbury 49, Barnum 81,
Gilman 14s, Prohibition ticket IL.
Fourteen other towns give Rice 634, Pillsbury
500. Five towns yet to hear from will prob
ably give light majority for Pillsbury. Local
ticket badly mixed, but mainly Democratic.
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DELANo, Nov. 5.-Partial returns from
eighteen towns, all but two, will give Pillsbury
and the rest of the State ticket nearly two
hundred majority. Full returns may increase
it little. County ticket badly split; less than
three thousand votes out.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov 5.-The evening Post SAYS:
Unless later results change the situation as it
now seems to be, the Republicans have gained
a majority in both branches of the legislature
and have elected Cornell Governor, while the
Democla ats have secured the other State Of
fcers.
The Times says Cornell carried 46 of tho 60
counties in the State, and his vote will exceed
Gov. Robinson's by from 40, 900 to $4,000. KEEL