Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-07

Office of clerk of supreme court. Yes 30,
no 1875.
Amendment to section three of article
six of the constitution, relating to term of
Office of judges of supreme court. Yes
2lO, no 126,
Amendment to section four of article
six of the constitution, relating to term of
Office of judges of the district court. Yes
21O, no l26.
FIFTH WARD, SECOND PRECINCT.
Governor, Hubbard $50, Bierman 51,Holt
s.; lieutenant governor, Gilman 195,Frazee
200, Shove Sc; secretary of state, Baum
bach 354, Green 81, Paine 81; treasurer,
Kittelson 553, Ludwig 50; Anderson I'll;
county treasurer, Lydiard339, Walsh 70,
Durham 40; judge of probate, LELAND 4o4'
Lane 81; district judge, Koon 4ai;
court commissioner. Jamison 4O4, Sawyer
GO; superintendent OF schools, Smith 49,
Grimes 60. comfy commissioner, Gilmore
S53. Joseph 81. Spear 81; attorney general,
Hahn 355, Willis 50, Oaawald go;
railroad commissioner, BAKER 900,
Lindholm 50, Mecker 81.
SEVENTH WARD, SECOND PRECINCT.
Bfermsnn 81, Hubbard Us; Frazee 90,
Gilman 112; Ludwig SO, Won Baum5ach
112; Willis 81, Kistelson rs; Lindholm 50,
Hahn 112; Walsh 100, Baker lib; Koon
2O3. Green 81; Lydiard Ill, LELAND 199;
Smith 20G, Joseph 50; Gilmore 106, Jami-
son 2G5; Holt 81, Shove Sc; Anderson Sc,
Caldwell So, Wilcox Sc, Lane Sc, Durham
80. Grimes 80, Sawyer So, Spear IS.
EIGHTH WARD.
Governor, Hubbard 1913, Bierman 81,
Holt So; lieutenant governor, Gilman rs,
Frazee 30, Shove IS; secretary of state;
Won Baumbach 125, Green %, Paine re;
state treasurer, Kittelson 125, Ludwig %,
Anderson 81; attorney general, Hahn l25,
Willis %, Caldwell Sc; railroad commits
sioner, Baker 125, Lindholm %, Meeker So;
district Judge, Koon 166; county treasurer,
Lydiard 1873, Walsh SO, Durham 60; judge
OF probate, LELAND 154. Lane IS; superin
tendent of schools, Smith 153, Grimes Sc;
county commissioner, Gilmore 132, Joseph
81, Spear IA; court commissioner, jamie
son 154, Sawyer So.
YIRsT WARD, FIRST PRECINCT.
Governor, Hubbard IS, Biermann 275
Holt 4; lieutenant governor, Gilman SO,
Frazse 273, Shove 4 secretary of state,
Won Baumbach 64, Green PIT, Paine 4;
state treasurer, Kittslson 81, Ludwig $50,
Anderson 4; attorney general, Hahn So,
Willis 278, Caldwell 4; railroad com
missioner, Baker 81, Lendholm 290, Meeksr
4; district Judge, Knoon 341;
county treasurer, Lydisrd 80, Walsh 283,
Durham 3; judge of probate, LELAND 337,
Lane 4; superintendent of schools, Smith
331, Grimes 4; county commissioner, Gil
more 81, Joseph 240, Spear 4; court COM
missioner, Jamison 334, Sawyer 4.
THIRD WARD, FIRST PRECINCT.
Governor, Hubbard 159, Biermann $50,
Holt AZ; lieutenant governor, Gilman 178,
Frazee 215, Shovel AZ; secretary of state,
Won Baumbach 1873, Green 208, Payne Al;
state treasurer, Kittelsen 1885, Ludwig 209,
Anderson 40; attorney general, Hahn 185,
Willis 211, Caldwell Al; railroad commits
sioner, Baker 1856, Lindholm 30, Meeker
II; district judge, Koon 1896;
county treasurer, Lydiard no, Walsh 223,
Durham 43; judge of probate, LELAND 395,
Lane AZ; supt. schools, Smith 394,
Grimes 10; county commissioner, Gilmore
1871; Joseph 215, Spear Al; county coIn-
missioner, Jamison 396, Sawyer Il.
FOURTH WARD, FIRST PREoINGT.
Governor, Hubbard 70, Biermann 1914,
Holt 10; lieutenant governor, Gilman 70,
Frazee 1874, Shove II; secretay stats, Von
Ba1mbach 70, Green 1917, Paine H. state
treasurer, Kittelson II, Ludwig 1877, An
derson y; attorney general, Hahn "a,
Willis 1876, Caldwell u; rail
road commissioner, Baker T5;
Lindholm 1873, Meeker u.
District Judge, Koon 270; County treas
u1er, Lydiard Go, Walsh 2O5, Durham Il,
judge of probate, LELAND 266, Lane 10;
Superintendent of schools, Smith 267,
Graves IS; County commissioner, Gilmore
10, Joseph 1914, Spear u; Court commits
sloner, Jameson 269, Sawyer IL.
FOURTH wARD---sECoND PRECINCT.
Hubbard 1913, Biermanu 40, Holt IA, Gil
man 1877, Frazee 1877, Shove 50, Won Baum
bach 1876, Green 191, Anderson sc, Paine
35, Kittelson 1874, Ludwig 1S1, Lydiard 190,,
Walsh 1879, Durham 90, Gilmore 1914
Joseph Isl, Spear 80.
THE WAY THEY WE'RE SCRATCHED.
OF the 6f3 votes in the first precinct Of
the Fourth ward only 153 straight Demo
cratic and 1913 straight Republican votes
were cast, showing a perfect cyclone Of
ticket splitting. Six straight prohibition
aud two split Tickets we're voted, the latter
n4VlDI lQ5 LhIno d JOnD w. Wills sUO-
s.ituted for Francis Caldwell. The prohi-
bition ticket had for governor, Charles
Evans Holt, Ii. Governor, @. B. Shove,
Secretary of STATE, Prof. Z. s. Paine,
Treasurer Q. II. Anderson, Attorney Cen
eral, Francis Caldwell, and Railroad Com
missioner L. Meeksr. The patching on
the Republican county ticket ttached
made il resemble Joseph's coat. One
knock down, occurring few minutes be-
fore the close of the polls, afforded quite q
little excitement, it being over scramble
for q vote.
SMITH wARD-sEcoND PRECINCT.
Biermann 172, Hubbard 249, Holt rs,
Frazee 169, Gilman 232, Shove rs, Green
20, Won Baumbach PA, Paine 7S, Ludwig
100, Kittelson 240, Anderson II, Willis III
Hahn 24o, Caldwell rs, Lindholm 40
Baker 242, Meeker 10, Il Koon 423,
Walsh 21S, Lydisrd 24s, Durham so
Iceland 40, Lane 10 Smith Alp, Grimes
as, Joseph l65, Gilmore 253, Spear &C.
Jamison 279, Sawyer II.
Fourth precinct, Fifth ward-Hubbard
235, Biermann los, Lydiard, 17e, Walsh
227.
THIRD PRECIScT---EIFTa WARD.
hubbard 1876 Biermsn II, Holt SO. Gil