Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-10
SALTWATER.
Wheat $1.16, $1.tS aud 81 per bushel.
The Rev. Mr.. Raltray speaks at River Falls

The Rev. Mr.. Raltray speaks at River Fall
tonight.
Reserved seats tor "Evangeline' are on salt
at the box Office.
The Florence mill received COS sacks O
| wheat Yesterday, and on car the st. Croix mil
103 sacks, and the Saltwater mill 81 sacks.
Arrangements have been perfected by thu
managers of the Opera house, whereby 1t ii
now certain that Clara Louise Kellogg viii
appear in the Grand Opera house on the 22d
Col. j. Ham Davidson speaks at the Crane
Opera house on the 18th upon the character
| of James A. Garfield. The proceeds will b.
donated towards erecting monument in Fair
view cemetery. Col. Davidson is an eloquent
speaker and deserves, as well as the object, {
| crowded house.
In the district court yesterday the calendar
was called and several cases disposed Of, when
| the court took recess until afternoon. The
grand jury was called together and
organized The civil calendar is very large
| and several cases will have to stand over the
| term. There are but few criminal cases.
One of the hottest elections that has beer
had for some time occurred in this city Tues
day, and it is probable that the Democrats
| have carried the state ticket for governor and
| have elected three of the county ticket The
principal fight was made on sheriff, with 8
strong effort upon the part of the Republicans
| to get the register of deeds. Mr.. Lehmicke
| the present incumbent, will be elected by 8
email majority. Mr. Lehmicke is an efficient
officer and the result is very fattering, as this
is his third term
James Murphy. man who was discharged
the time-keeper Tuesday night. In the early
part of the evening the time-kesper put him
out of the boarding house. In the evening
as the time-keeper was passing along on the
side walk above the mill, he was startled by the
shot of a revolver close to him, and, upon
turning round, he discovered Murphy but q
few steps behind him with his revolver still In
his hand. Other parties were close by, who
came up, and Murphy was turned over to the
police.
THE ELECTIONS.
Below we give the returns as far as heard
from at this time. There are three more towns
to hear from which will give Lehmicke ma
jority and also Castle. The vote between
Castle and Lee will be close.
Afton-Holcombe 50, Griffin 81; Richard
son 81, Browns52; Masterman IL, Lehmicke
81; Lee %, Castle IS; Bennett 81, Willim %;
Ewing 70, Jack 80; Roe, no opposition, !09.
ardson 81, Brown SO; Masterman Is, Lehmicke
90; Lee 81, Castle 95; Bennett SO, Willim IS.
Cottage Grove-Holcombe A, Griffin 81;
Richardson IS, Brown 40; Masterman IS,
Lehmicke SO, Lee 90; Castle 46, Willlm IS.
Forest Lake-Lee's majority over Castle Il;
Masterman over Lehmicke 8; Braden's ma
jority over Lehmicke 10.
Marine-Holcombe 258, Griffin IS, Lund
Qnd.) Al; Richardson 252, Brown IS; Master
man $50, Lehmicke 81; Lee 2S7, Castle 30;
Bennett 292, Wlllim "a. -..ea
Denmark-Helcombe Is, Griffin IA; Richard
son 9, Brown %; Masterman 10, Lehmieke II;
Lee Is, Castle 16; Bennett 16, Willim IA; Ewing
II, Jack 16.
lakeland 80, Griffin Sc; Richard
son IS, Brown SO; Masterman 81, Lemicke Al;
Lee 43, Castle So; Bennett 36. Willim 81.
Newport-Holcombe 9, Griffin IL; Richard
son 16, Brown 10: Masterman 4, Lehmicke %;
Lee IA, Castle IL; Bennett 16, Wi1lim 10; Ewing
II, Jack IL.
Oakdale-Holcombe 76, Griffin "a; Richard
son SO, Brown 40; Masterman 80, Lehmicke
70; Lee II, Castle %; Bennett 81, Willim 9;
Ewing a, Jack IS; Roe SO.
Oneka-Holcombe 6, Griffin 81; Richardson
l6. Brown 81; Masterman IS, Lehmicke Is;
Lee II, Castle 80; Bennett 2, Willim Al.
SALTWATER.
First Ward-Hubbard Oil, johnson, 900;
Gilman 2l4, Barnum 2S9; Won Baumback 81 8;
Lamberton 2S9; Braden 1879, Lehmicke 304;
Kittleson 212, Russell 2S9; Hahn 215, Baxter
2Ss; Nichols 215, Thornton 2SS; Baker 213,
Cook 288; Vanderbergh 1876, Mitchell sos;
Dickinson 5a5, Clark 304; Holcombe 259,
Griffin PA; Richardson 176, Brown 1913; Mas
terman 2lO, Lehmicke 2s9; Lee 1859, Castle 1856;
Bennett 272, Willim 232.
Second Ward-Hubbard 325, johnson 1893;
Gilman 1888, Barnum IT'S; Won Baumbach 331
Lamberton 174; Braden 1866, Lehmicke 204;
Kittleson 1913, Russell 17S; Hahn 332, Baxter
174; Nichols 1874, Thornton 173; Baker 1874
Cook 174; Vanderbergh 307, Mitchell 81,
Dickinson 511, Clark 200; Holcombe 1888,
Griffin 1870; Richardson 229, Brown 2S7; Mas.
terman 281, Lehmicke 234; Lee 281, Castle
1856; Bennett 362; Willim 143; Ewing 343,
Jack ITO. .--y1-s
Third Ward-Holcombe 1O8, Griffin Al;
Richardson 1879, Brown 29S; Masterman 200
Lshm,cke 292; Lee 225, Castle 276; Bennett
1858; Willm 23S; Ewing 285, Jack 238.