Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-09
in doubt, Below will be found returns
received by telegraph:
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
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this hour Q1:3O p. n.y. the precincts have
not all finished the count. Enough
returns, however, are in to show a
strong Republican gain. There has been
about half vote cast. Hubbards majority
over johnson is about 1900. For judges of
the supreme court there was but little oppo-
sition to the Republican nominees. The
Democrats did not put Clark's name upon
their tickets. However, many Republicans
scratched Vanderburgh and substituted Clark.
Frank Slocum, for county treasurer, has over
1900 majority over Rolfe. LELAND has
only about 500 majority over Law
renee forjudge of probate. c. w. Smith,
for superintendent of schools, ran little ahead
of his ticket. Nathan Roberts is elected coun-
ty commissioner in the second district by q
round majority. Jacob Schaeffer, commits
sioner from the third district, had no opposi-
tion. The returns from the county are meagre.
johnson holds well so far as heard from. Law
renee, for judge of probate, ran ahead of his
ticket, and with a full vote in the county
would be elected, but owing to the light vote,
comedies his defeat. The Sixth ward
is the Scandinavian stronghold, and
gave Ueland an overwhelming majority. Tie
town of Minneapolis gives him SO majority.
The First ward which has always cast DEM
RENvILLE COUNTY.
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BIRL ISLAND, Mimi, Nov. S.-Bird Island
Isl votes. Hubbard Is majority. Balance
Republican state ticket 20 majority. For
judge of probate, s. Bowler, Republican, 4S
majority.
BENTON COUNTY.
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SAUK RAPIDS, Minn., Nov. SIN the vote
cast at Sauk Rapids for the Democratic ticket
all received 81, except lieutenant governor,
which was 81. The Republican vote-93 cast
on state ticket, except lieutenant governor,
Gilman, 116. County tickets. N. Wright,
county treasurer, no opposition, 1853; Scott,
Democrat, for sheriff, "a; R. Cronk, Republi-
can, 1876; majority for Cronk, Ill. County
attorney, J. A. Sem, Republican, 76; J. @. A.
Wood. Independent, 65; 81. G.. Mayo, Demo-
crat, 10. Judge of probate, Rice, Republican,
so; P. Beaupre, Democrat, so. Reg
lister of deeds, VIM. Miller, Republican,
81; H. Beaupre, Democrat, g.; superintendent
Of schools, j. A. Sem, Republican, 113; ]. F.
| Sanders, Democrat, SO.
oLMsTED COUNTY.
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ROCHESTER, Nov. s.-The city gives John
son 262, Hubbard 533, Barnum 279, Gilman
553. The vote from the city and six towns
gives Heffron, clerk, Democrat, $50 majority,
| with probability of Eaton, attorney, also
elected. The balance Of the county ticket has
| gone Republican.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
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MANKATo, Nov. 8.-The general vote on
the state ticket in this city stands, Republi
can, SIC; Democratic, 533. For judges of the
supreme court, Mitchell, I'LL; Dickinson
1,107; Clark, 4Ss; Vanderqerg, 52s. The indi
cations are that Torrey, Democrat, is elected
clerk of court; Kelly, Democratic, sheriff
Wagon, Democrat, register of deeds; Jones
Republican, treasurer; Rogers, Republican
superintendent of schools; Dean, Republican
is elected county commissioner from this
city; Monks has gained in some of the coun-
| try precincts, and these predictions may bt
errors.
| NICOLLET COUNTY.
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| ST. PETER, Mimi, Nov. S.-Hubbard, 303
johnson, 211; Vanderburgh, 62; Clark, 45S
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LAKE PRAIRIE, Nov. S.-Hubbard, SO
Johnson, 81; Vanderburgh. 90; Clark
10s. Vanderburgh will get about 2O(
votes in the county; the balance of the Re
publican state ticket will carry by 300 major
ito. All the Republican county ticket il
probably elected. There is falling off from
the vote of last year of about 80 per cent.
| wINoNA COUNTY.
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WINoNA, Nov. 8.-Returna from twelve
towns and wards give johnson, for governor
304 majority. The towns and wards yet to be
heard frcm will not likely vary this much
Republican loss, 200. Vote very light--not
two-thirds of last year. The Democrats elect
the entire county ticket-Bogart for sheriff,
Hamilton for treasurer, Story for Judge oil
| probate. The Democrats have majority II
the city of Winona of about $50.
POLK COUNTY.
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CRooKsroN, Mimi, Nov. S.-Hubbard'i
majority, in the city, A, and the
general state ticket goes about the same ma
jority. On the county division question tht
county Of Norman will undoubtedly be es
ia h1ished hv q n ovorwhalmipr voto MoCu;rf