Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-14
THE MINNESOTA ELECTION.
How Representative Burger Played it in
MankatO-Officia1 Vote of Several Coun-

Especial Telegram to the Globe
MANKATo ELECTION.
MANKATo,EN NOV. 12.-The First or strongest
Democratic wardof the city gave Gen. Hub
bard majority of twelve, while giving about
1853 majority for the balance of the Democratic
state ticket. This result was brought about
by the personal efforts of Joseph Burger, and
upon representation to the following facts:
First-That Gen. johnson was prohlbi-
ZIONIST, having been candidate of that party
against Mr.. Dawson for mayor of st. Paul
Second-That Gen. Hubbard was opposed
to the present settlement of the railroad bonds,
favoring instead the proposition to defer q
settlement to legislature to be elected by the
people npon that issue-repeatedly saying that
he was SO informed by Gen. Hubbard; and
Third-That the present bond proposition
settled only the bonds of Mr.. Chamberlin,
State Auditor Whitcomb having informed
him (Mr. Burger) that Mr.. C. was the only
holder of old railroad bonds who had a con-
tract with the state to accept the present set
tlement.
And what is supposed to be Mr.. Burgers
chief incentive to his ardent support of Gen.
Hubbard is promise by the new governor of
a lucrative appointment at the state capital
1t is pretty well developed that conspiracy
strongholds for Mr.. Hubbard in the
same way. Mr.. Burger stated that
he had information that Scott county would
not give Gen. johnson 200 votes, and that the
Germans generally would 60 against him.
From the result of the vote in those loca-
tiOns it seems that this scheme partly miscar-
ried.
The returns are not all in, but probabilities
are that the Democrats have secured the elec-
tim Qf Wapen for cviStar Of doods
FILLMORE COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
PRESTON, MIMI, Nov. 1.-THE Republican
state ticket has majority in this county of
about $50. The opposition has elected two
commissioners and the Republicans the rest of
the county ticket.
N1coLLET COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
Johnson SIS, Hubbard $50; Barnum SIG,
Gilman 954; Lamberton STA, Won Baumbach
ss4; Russell 500, Kittleson 956; Lehmlcke 511,
Braden- 961; Baxter $40, Hahn 963; Thornton
SIG, Nichols 945; Cook SIS, Baker 936;
Mitchell 1,479, Clark 1852, Vanderburg 124,
Dickinson 1,4s0. Amendment of section L,
article of the constitution. Yes 1876, no 50.
For the amendment of section l and section
z of article 4 of the constitution of this state.
Yes 55, no 201. Amendment to article of the
constitution, to prohibit special legislation.
Yes 55. Amendment to section 2 of article
of the constitution. Yes 1874, no 80. For the act
applying the internal improvement land fund
to the payment of Minnesota state railroad
bonds. Yes 1874, no 5S
FREEBoRN COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
johnson 219, Hubbard 2,096; Barnum 257,
Gilman 2,O96; Lamberton 253, Won Baumbach
2,O96; Russell 81, Kittleson 2,246; Lehmicke
254, Braden zoos; Baxter 257, Hahn 2,O9S;
Thornton 257. Nichols 2,O97; Cook 2S9, Baker
2,059; Clark 264, Mitchell 2,4l2, Vanderburgh
ALSO, Dickinson 2,405. Amendment of sec
ton 1, article 9, of the constitution. Yes 1,527;
no 67. For the amendment OF section 1 and
section Z, of article 4, of the constitution of
this state. Yes 10; no 1924. Amendment OF
article of the constitution, to prohibit special
legislation. Yes 1907; no 115. Amendment
to section of article of the constitution.
internal improvement land fund TO the pay
ment of Minnesota state railroad bonds Yes
404; no ,402,
OLMsTED COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
johnson 1896, Hubbard 1,793; Barnum
1,117, Gilman 1897; Lamberton Alb, Won
Baumback 1886, Russell 1,113; Kittleson
1,S3s, Lehmicke 1,116; Braden 1855, Bax-
Ter Lib; Hahn 1887, Thornton 1,1l3; Mich
OILS 1887, Cook l,1O7; Baker 1,S2S; Mitchell
O,lSO, CidTk l,6OO1 FduutTUuTSu 1,OoO, OlCh-
enson 3,1S7. Amendment of section 1, article
9 of the constitution. Yes 425; no 458.
For the amendment of sections and of ar
tcle of the constitution of this state. Yes
1854; no 1,239 Amendment TO article of
the constitution, to prohibit special legisla-
ton. Yes l ,453; no 245. Amendment to section
OF article s of the constitution. Yes 1887; no
1874. For the act applying the internal improve
ment land fund to the paymentof Minnesota
state railroad bonds. Yes 1928; no 432.
KANDIYoHI COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
Johnson 1873, Hubbard 9S7; Barnum SO, Gill
man 1854; Lamberton 10l, Won Bombach
1855; Russell &c. Kittleson 1856; Lehmicke
96, Braden 1856; Baxter SO, Hahn 1856;
Thornton SO, Nichols 1856; Cook 95, Baker 15S;
Mitchell 1,549, Vanderburg 1,449, Dickinson
1,549 Amendment of section 1, article of
the constitution, yes $40, no 722. For the
amendment of section 1 and section of arti-
Gle of the constitution of this state, yes 645,
no 645. Amendment to article of the con-
stitution, to prohibit special legislation, yes
$50, no 745. Amendment to section of arti-
Gle of the constitution; yes 1873, no 108.
For the act applying the internal improve.
ment land fund to the payment of Minnesota
state railroad bonds, yes 6.
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