Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-08
TIE: ELECTION.


Republican ticket, with the exception of
Hans G. Anderson for Representative in
the Southern district, who is defeated by
John Frank (Dem), and Geo. F. Goodwin
for County Attorney, who is defeated by
j. NJ. Greenman (Dem.) We have not
time this week TO discuss the causes
which led to the defeat of Messrs. Good
win and Anderson. We had hoped for
the success of the entire ticket, but suffice
it to say that the reasons which prevented
We're of a purely local character. Moth
ing personal could be said against either
Mr. Goodwin or Mr.. Anderson. They
are both held in very high esteem, and it
is to be regretted that they were left be-
hind lin the race. The Farmers candi-
dates for Commissioners in the I'd and Sd
districts-John Gilligan and C. L. Schroe-
der-are also elected
New York, Pennsylvania, New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut aud Indiana have gone
Democratic, and Massachusetts has elect,
ed Ben Butler Governor
Minnesota has undoubtedly elected all
Republican congressman, although Milo
Whites majority in the first district will
be greatly reduced.
Indications are that Milo White will
have majority in the county of from
$50 to 300
Following are approximate majorities
of the successful candidates, as figured
from the returns of all the precincts in
the county except five:
Milo White, for Congress-. .......... 255
W. L. Hollister, Senator. ........... 515
J. F. Carson, Representative. $500. 1O5
John Frank, Representative. ...... 2G
J. NJ Greenman, County Attorney. 316
II. W. Elms, Auditor. ............. S11
G. L. Schroeder. CON-, Sd Dist .. 19
John Gilligan, CON-, I'd Dist. ...... 90
The remainder of the county officers
elected are Republicans. and their major
tiles will average about with Elms so it
is needless to give the vote. Next week
we shall have the official report.
CITY OF AUSTIN.
1st ward: Chief Justice Gilfillan 2O4.
Congress White 105. Bierman So, Rob
crts g. Senator-Hollister 15l, Carter 46.
Representatives Anderson 1873, Frank 81.
Auditor-Elms 176, Jorgens 80. Register
-Trowbridge l73, BisIce 49, Sheriff
Corey 115, Carter %. Attorney-Good
win So, Grecnmal 154. Probate Judge
Allen 1888: Kingsbury q; C Cor
Int. Imp. Land Amendment 116, Against
10. For r. r. bonds, 1917, Against 0.
I'd ward: Chief Justice-Giltillan 49,
Congress-White 115, Bierman 81, Rob
erts 2 Senator-H HOLSTER l25, Carter 81
Representatives Andcrson 139, Frank
4e. Auditor-Elms 154, Jorgens a.
Register-Trowbridge 1862, Bisbee 16.
Sherif-Corey 157, Carter II. Attorney
Goodwin 81, Greenman no. Probate
Judge-Allen 164, Kingsbury Is. Coro-
ner-Squires 179. Burveyor-Allen 49,.
For Railroad Proposition rs, Against.
Sd ward: Chief Justice-Giltillan 101.
Congress-White so, Bierman 48, Roberts
2. Senator Hollister SO. Carter9. Rep
resentative-Anderson 4S, Frank So.
Auditor,E]ms SO: Jorgens 4; Register
81, Carter 4. Attorney-Goodwin II,
Grecnman 80. Probate judge-Allen 90,
Kingsbury II. Coroner-SQuires 100.
Surveyor-Allen 100. For Int. Imp.
Land Amendment 107. against 4. For
Railroad Proposition 112. Against II.
AUSTIN TOWN.
Chief Justice-Giltillan 131. Congress
White 96, Bierman %, Roberts IA. Sen
ator-Hollister SO, Carter SO. Represen-
tative-Anderson 81, Frank rs. Auditor
Films 70, Jorgcns 81. Register-Trow
brige 50, Bisbee 81. Sheritf-Corey 81,
Carter IS. Goodwin 42, Green
man 81. Probate Judge-Allen SO, Kings
bury 63. Coroner-Squires 1873. Sur
veyor-Allen 100.