Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-04
MAJORITIEs.
Erroneous Totin0.


Nichols over Thornton. ............. S0,780
Erroneous Tottng.
There was an unusual amount of mis-
takes in the votes at the last election,
showing gross carelessness on the part
of some one. The following votes were
cast in the counties named in the ballots
for associate justices:
Brown Gov. A. Dickinson, 1,7l1.
Chisago-Deskerson, "a.
WIlkin-A. D. Dickerson, SO.
Cottonwood A. Secombe, II; 7. Wilson,
II; J. R. Jones, Is.
Flllmore-Thomas Wilson, ESQ., D. A. Sc.
combe, 953; j. r. Jones, 961.
Freeborn-T. Wilson, 9; D. A. Secombe, 8;
j. R. Jones, 8.
son, 4; D. A. secombe, 4: ]. R: Jones, 4.
Mower-D. A. Secombe, 300; Thomas Will
son, 3lS.
Otter Tail-D. E. Vanderburg, 500.
Rice--Thomas Wilson, 1885, D. A. Secombe,
1903; John R. Jones, 10S.
Winons-Thomas Wilson, IS; D. A, Sc
combe, A; John r. Jones, IS.
The following blunders were made in
votes for the other officers:
Carver County-A. P. Barnum forlieutenant
y. u.
commissioner, 66; j. j. Thompson for clerk
of the supreme court. 735.
Douglas-J. W. johnson for governor, 4.
Faribault-For governor,J. c. Stearns, Is;
3. Norton, s.; for clerk OF the supreme
court, 1.
Fillmore-For governor J. G. stearns, II;
for lieutenant governor, FL. 2. Barnum, II; for
railroad commissioner, "a.
Freeborn-For secretary OF state, W. w.
Braden, As
Grant-For state auditor, W. W. Branden
So; for attorney general, J.. N. Baxter, 50.
Hennepin-For governor, j. c. Stearns, "a.
Houston-For governor, W. s. Ham
cock, II.
Lyons-For railroad commissioner, J.J.
B. s. Cook, ~.
Martin-For railroad commissioner, j.
Gear, IL.
Meeker--For clerk of the supreme court, j.
J. Thompson, 279.
Nobles-For governor, A. r. McGill, 10.
Polk-For Treasurer-Russell, 264; for
clerk of the supreme court, A. J. Thornton,
954.
Redwood-For secretary of state, E. Ayres,
80; for auditor, G. c. Chamberlain 80.
Renville-For railroad commissioner, j. j.
Thornton, los; for clerk of the supreme court,
los.
Waseca-For secretary of state, R, Lemicke,
IOT tTedSuTer, a. LduO-l Gous ~ ioi
auditor, John F. Russell, 80.
Wright-For railroad commissioner, D. 8.
Cook, 1918; W. M. Marshall, Is.
Yellow Medicine--For auditor, Lehmicke,
II.
official Canvass for District Judges.
THIRD DISTRICT.
For Chas. NJ Start-Olmsted county, 5, 147:
Wabashaw, 2,754; Winona, 8,762. Total,
1868.
For s. D. Jacobs, z in Winona county; E.
Hill in same county.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
For M. Severance-Blue Earth county, 81
429; Cottonwood, Al; Murray, 504; Fari-
bault, 1871; Jackson, AT; Martin, $50;
Mobiles, 917, Pipe Stone, 1856; Rock, 1852; Wa
tonwan, $685. Total, 9,615.
There were four scattering votes in the dis
trict, in Blue Earth county and in Mobiles.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
For o. P. Stearns-Becker county, 1911;
Clay, ,O55; Crow Wing, 1853; Lake, 20; Kilt
son, 373; NJ arshall, $50; Polk, 1896; WadeDa,
459; Carlton, 707; St. Louis, 627. Total, 6,s4S.
There were Is scattering votes In the dis
trict; IA in St. Louis county and l in Crow
wing.
THE NATIONAL VOTE.
Mr.. G. H. Roberts, the candidate of the
National party for governor, received a
total of 2,676 votes in the state, divided
between the counties as follows: Anoka
SO, Cottonwood "a, Crew Wing 2, Dodge
2, Fillmore $50, Hennepin Ill, Houston
Is, Kandiyohi 95, LeSueur a, Martin %,
Meeker 459, Mower 372, Murray 2, Ohm
sted 2S4, Otter Tail 6, Redwood 81, Rice
lib. Stevens 2. Todd 43, Wadena Is, Wa
SEGA IS, Winona g. The totals for the
other candidates on the ticket were as
follows; Lieutenant governor, A. P.
Lane, 1851; secretary of state, G. G.
Chamberlain, 2,542; state treasurer, Ole
johnson, 2,577; state auditor, E. Ayers,
2,547; attorney general, Joseph Nc
Knight, 2,59S; railroad commissioner,
Joseph Goar, 1885; clerk of the supreme
court, G. G: Bracket, 1856.
THE TEMPERANCE VOTE.
The temperance vote for the several
candidates on this ticket, was as follows:
For governor, j. G. Stearns, 708; Lieu
tenant Cove rnor, Geo. B. Kingsley, 1858;
Secretary of State, W. w. Regan, 1884,;
State Treasurer, A. f. Sauftenburg, 1888;
State Auditor, 769; Attorney General, A.
W. Bangs, 572; Railroad Commissioner,
VIM. r. Marshall, 153; Clerk supreme
Court, A. G. Dunn, 1856.
SCATTERING.
The scattering votes as returned by the
county canvassing boards were as fol-
lows for the different officers: Governor,
100; lieutenant governor 62; secretary of
state 81; state treasurer IS; state auditor
II; attorney general 81; railrord commits
siener 1872; associate justice of the sup
RENE court III; clerk of the supreme
court ITO.
THE AMENDMENTS.
The vote upon the several amendments to
the constitution resulted as follows: For the
act applying the internal Improvement land
fund to the payment of the Minnesota state
railroad adjustment bonds.-Yes, 31,Ol1; no,
1859.
Relating to taxation for corporate improve
IS 019; no, 1881.
Relating TO the duration of legislative ses-