Morris tribune., 1882-01-12

The totals were az follows:
Lucirts T. Hubbard, for governor. l,O22
r q. -Tohnsnol for governor. 37,l6S
Charles A Gilman, for lieut. governor 10, 66I
E. P Bsrnum, for lieut. soVerrUr..... 50, 991
F. Won Daumbach, sc. of state 49,. 66,2S4
\ J. Lanberton, secretary of stats.. SO, ITO
". ". Rraden, state auditor. 6l,9o
a Iel,nicke, state auditor. .......... 36,Os0
Charfes Eitt e,on, state treasurer..... 66 173
John r. Il lss.v. state treasurer . Sc, ,224
W. J. Hshl, attorney SaIreral. ........ &C S12
Geo. n. Btxtar, attorney gen Oral, ,93G
c. E Vanderburg, supreme judge. SO ,O15
VIM. itchell, supreme judge. ...... 102, ,37S
D. 4 Dickinson, supreme judge. .101, ,413
CIR. a!eaf ark, supreme judge. ..... 4S, 5s2
Jas. Il nater. railroad commissioner 5,740
q 8. Eoos, rsiiroad commissioner. "a 402
s H. N;cholE, d1o.k sup. court. t........ 64,7S3
J. Thornton, clerk sIT. ecsrt ....... "a, ,3u3
MAJoRITIEs.
The following table shows the majorisiee CT
tue republican candidates over their democrat
ic cppopents:
Hubbard over Johnson. ............. 27, ,S07
Gilman over Barnum. :5o,6ST
V ,n Daumbach over Lamberton. .s.s. 80, IA
Kits,eson over Russell .... c9,949
orsdcn over Lehmlcke. .............. -, 465
Hahn oycS Bs sster. 3U,S76
Baker over Cook :.sSss.,........... 81. .SoS
V4nderburgh over Clark: k::s:.....,... 16.4
Nichols over Thornton. ......:.... SO, $50
SCATTERING.
Mr.. c. H. Roberts, the candidate OF the
national party for governor, receive total OF
2.67G votes IN this state, and the other candi-
,iat4s on his ticket about tie same.
The temperance vote was as follows: For
governor, j. G. Stearns, 70S, and other
Candidates about the same.
THE AMENDMENTS.
The vote upo.. TIE several amendments to
ine cons tuition resulted &C. follows: For the
act applying the internal improTer~ent land
fund to the payment of the Minnesota state f.zis
road adjustment bonas.-Yes, 31,01l; no,
1889 ...
Relating to taxation for corporate improve
ments-Yes, 35,019;no, Is, ,321.
Relating IS the duration of Legislative ses-
slons-Yess, Is, 79S; no; 80, 16S:
Prohibiting special legislation 5e, ,491;
no. 8, ,369.
RsIating to the sale of swamp lands and the
disposition of moneys derived therefrom-Yes,
5l,9O3; no, s, ,440.
The official figures are amest Identical IN the
care of evary county with those published soon
after election, and therefore the complicated
table is omitted.
Hon. Lane X. Stone, representative OF Monte
video is to be married to Miss Caroline Mf
Adams, daughter of F. T Adams, OF
the wholesale firm of F. F Adams d
place at Emmanuel church, in that city, on
Wednesday evening, January II, 1882, a
1880 O'Clock, and a reception will be held at
O'Clock at the residence Of the brides parents,
No, 663 Franklin street. On the 18th proxi-
mo the bridal party will leave Milwaukee tol
Washington, D. c., from whence, after briei
visit, they will proceed to New Orleans, where
they will spend the winter. Some time il
March or April the young couple will return tc
Montevideo to reside, which will be their future
home.
Gov. Pillsbury has issued three proclamation
declaring that three constitutional amendments
were adopted at the recent general election an.
have become part of the constitution and laws
of the state.
At Redwing, John johnson was convicted o.
burglary, and verdict in tne case OF The Stat
Vs. Helm Won Helm wss returned. finding hin
guilty Of manslaughter in the second degree.
motion to set aside the verdict was made, ant
thirty days given to prepare the case.
Stephen Smith, gentleman Of color whit
was sent up from Ramsey county, March 10
1877. for eight years, for an assault with at
tempt to commit rape, was pardoned and re
leased from tho state penitentiary last Thurs
day. His health had become quite poor durinl
his confinement
Below are the names OF individuals AM
firms in Lake City who pay a personal tax Q
Kock 4 Hinckley, $4,000; G. P. Patton
SlO3. 50; G. F Benson, 1928. 40; s. Z
Gates, S143. 0S; Richardson Bros, $103. 6S
G. f. Rogers, $l77.76.
The negro, Geo. Hart, who was severel
stabbed in the abdomen in an affray with
white man named Geo. Alton, near Rosemoun
died the other day
At q meeting of those interested in the dair
and stock interests Of Rochester, it was unani
| mously decided to call a state meeting to dis
cuss these important questions, and to organic
| state dairy, and creamery association Tn
| date of such meeting has been fixed for Febru
ary IA, 15 aud 16, at Rochester. There wi
| be a large attendance OF practical stock an
/ creamery men from the surrounding etatcl
| representatives of the eastern and western mai
| kets, the secretary Of the Butter and Cheet
association, and the secretary Of the Elgin, III
dairy board Of trade, and many other prom
| pent speakers are expected to be present Thel
i will Be large display Of dairy and creamei
| apparatus and fixtures.
The small pox patients at Granite Falls n
4 convalescent, and there are no fears ofa fu
ther spread Of the disease
i Cleveland Plaindealer: Our townsman, M
| Selsh Chamberlain, recently received $500
| 600 in caeh and Sc, 600. 900 in new Minnes
Ia bonds for his old bonds Of that state Z
is in luck unless that state again decides to n
pudiate She debt
/ At Norihfield the past season improvement
were made amounting to $50, $50,