The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-01-12
OFFICIAL. CANVASS
of the Voc of Minnesota at the Last Cen
ri; ION.

oFfICIAE. CANVASS
Of the Voc of Minnesota at the Last Cen
era Elk ction,
On Tuesday las. the board Of state canvass
ers consis:iug of Secretary of State Won Baum
bach, Chief Justice Gilflan, A -socats Justice
Berry, Judge Il r Brill, of tie Z tnlsey county
district court, aud JUICE a. Il. Young Of tho
fourth judicial d-tric., viii. 5 .E,ue L. Nichols,
clerk OF the supreme court, ana victor HJpffs-
berg, clerk to the secretary OF state as clerks,
met a. tue capitol in 81. Psul to cAnvass t!,o
vote Of the LIST general e:eci2n:
The totals we're IS follows:
lucius T. EE.bbacC!, for gov srnor. -. Il ',nz.'
L. ". Johnson, for governor. ........ -, ~,
Charles A Gilman fur lieut. *.;,,.suvr ';G s6T
E. P Braun, for .;olt gCyelur4..... m :f'i,
Z. Won B4umhacE. .. CO state ...... Gi2S
\ J. Iambarton, sec, ~ Of Stat. 81; i7U
". ". Braden, sta:e sua-c-.. u ':tit
Lehmiake, state aud ter. .......... SO, ESQ
Charles Iitt' G V,a, state Ircaaticer.... 60 Us
John F. l. .s3:.i!, 8 at3 tiaaslicr. :}i ~
W. J. Hahn, art ;r-ov general. ........ 6G ~.
Geo n Baxter attorney sa1cral, . 81, So;
c. Z VaudUrOurg, supreme jldge.... 80 ~.
VIM. itchen supce,ne i1ig@. ...... 1''.,::'z;;
D. 4 Di.sn-op, supl 9 ne is:dge. ....l hI .l1:i
CT. leaf c ark, supreme judge ... lS.'>2
Jas. H Baker railroad co12:7s: 3!1cr. .iI.1 10
i; s. Cock railroad conlmis-i onar... 3 10:
S. 81. Nichols, clerk sup. court. bl, .S:;
J. Thornton, clerk sup. court. ...... 81, 3<tj
MAJORITIES.
The following table shows the maiorities of
the republican caC 1lae5 over their democrat
ic opponents:
Hubbard, cvG: Johns Of ............ 81 ST
Gilman owe; Baruuul Observation-Disclosures. 5; ,'!~-
N,n D:uTat,tcn over LAM oorloli...... 3, /:
K:ts.eson over !t:l5sa, ......... go. ~ Il:
Bfadcn over Leii1njci1c. ............. -, VS.:
Hahn c-or 3 SKIER. Observation-Disclosures. :3;>1,
Baker owe, Cook Observation-Disclosures 81 *
V.n.jf;j,!Irch over (tiart...,.,..... l.; HIS
Nichols over Thornton. 80. ........... 80, $50
SCATTERING.
Mr. c. e. Roberts, tie candidate OF tho
national party for governor, receive i q t1tal of
2,G7:; votes 1T this tate, ana tue O!ncc csrs!i-
!at2s on Las ticket about TIE same.
The temperance vote was as fo'lows: For
governor, J. C. S:carna, TtS, and oEi.er
Candidates about tie same.
TIE AMENDMENTS
The vote upon the several amendIl Its to
the cons tuition resulted as follows: For the
set applviug tne internal Improvement land
fund to the payment OF the MINES OF. s.ste rail
road adjustment bonas.-Yes, 31,U11; 10,
$3.50
Relating to taxation for corporate improve
melts-Yes, 5000; no. 1891.
Relatins to the duration nf legislative ses-
s1ons-Yeas, % 1913; no, SO. 1873.
Prohibiting special leg;slatisn-Yes, 55,49l;
no, s, 800
R,laling to the sale of swamp lands and tho
dis ;NOattlOn OF moneys derived tneIeIIOEi-1 SO:
81 sos; no, 8, 40
The official figures are almost Identical i'll tie
case OF eyery county with those published sool
after election, and therefore the complicated
table is omitted.
Hon. Lane X. Stone, representative OF Monte
video is to be mar-icc: 10 Miss Caroline Mf
tho wholesale firm OF F. F Adams &
Co., Milwaukee, The ceremony will take
place st Immannel church, in that city, Oh
Wednesday evening, January II, 1882, at
1880 O'Clock, and s reception viii be held at $
O'Clock st the residence OF the brides parents,
mo the bridal party will leave Milwaukee FOR
Washington, D. G., from whence, after brief
visit, they will proceed to New O:leaus, where
they will spend the winter. Some time i'll
March or April the young couple will return to
Montevideo to reside, which will be their future
home.
Gov Pillsbury has issued three procismatioDs
declaring that three constitutional amendments
were adopted at the recent general election AM
have become part Of the constitution aid laws
of the state.
At Redwing, John Johnson was convicted of
burglary. ard verdict in Zoe case of &c State
vs. Helm Won Helm Was returned. finding him
guilty OF manslauS!iter in the second degree. A
motion to set aside the verdict was made, and
thirty days given to prepare the case.
Stephen Smith, gentleman of color who
was sent up from Ramsey county, March 1e,
1877, for eight years, for an assault with at
tempt to commit rape, VAS pardoned and re-
lease from the stats penitentisry last Thurs
day. His health had become quite poor during
his confinement
Below are the names of individuals aud
firms in Lake City who paw personal tax Of
G Sook $l 9oo ssse s po o5 ptop
$lO3. SO; G: Benson, 1928 40; s. X.
Gates, S143 Os; Richardson Bros, $1O3.6s;
C. F. Rogers, $177.76.
The negro, Geo. Hart, who was severely
tsbbed in the abdomen in an affray with e
white man named Geo. Alton, near Rosemount,
died the other Gay
At meeting of those interested in TIE dairy
and stock Interests of Rochester, it was unani-
mously decided to call state meeting to dis
cuss these important questions, and to organize
state dairy and creamery association. The
date of such meeting has been fixed for Febru-
ary IA. Is and 16. at Rochester There Will
be large attendance of practical stock and
creamery men from the surrounding states,
representatives Of the eastern and western mar
kets, the secretary OF the Butter and Cheese
association, and the secretary Of the Elsin, Ill,
dairy board of trade, and many other pronii
nent speakers are expected to be present. There
will be a large display Of dairy and creamery
apparatus and fixtures.
The small pox patients at Granite Falls are
convalescent, and there are 10 fears ola fur
Their spread Of the disease.
Cleveland Plaindesler: Our townsman, Mr..
Selah Chamberlain, recently receive $780,
900 in cash and s., 600, 600 III new Atinneso-
ia bonds for his old bonds of that state. he
is in luck unless that state again decides to re-
pudiate the debt.
At Northfield the past season improvements
were made amounting to $50, 800
The other day john c. Gotham, LakeW sh-
ington, was killed by being thrown from
wagon. the frightened team running Away.
The stable of Jerry Ehnann, of Chaska, was
destroyed by fire recently. The horses we're
all burned Loss, s 500; half Of the amount
insured.
The stable Of Jerry Ebnlanns. IL Chaska,
was burned. Loss, 8 500; Insurance, Soov.
Lastyear the county of Dodge paia 1862
bounty on 4, 563 gophers captured ana Nlea.
Improvements in NorthfeId last year amount
cd to $5O,350.
Henry E. Lyon, car painter, commltted
suicide, at St Paul on Sunday last by strangnng
himself with arope No cause assigned HIS
remains we're sent to lis FRIENDS IN Burlington,
Ill ..s.
Mrs. F. Gommel, tue wife Of City Marshal
Gommel. OF New Uim, has been missing since
Tuesday night Of last week, and it is feared she
has drowned herself.