Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-16
ELECTION ETCHINGs.
Executed by the State Press With the Re.
suit for Text,

Executed by the State Press With the Re-
suit for Text.
DON'T LOVE CHARLIE GILMAN.
Altkin Age:In Aitkin county r T, Fr.zoa
receives thirteen majority for lieutenant
governor over @. A Gilman. God save
Governor Hubbard" and relieve the state
from possibility of an administration by
Charles A. Gilman.
THE PHARIsEE METHOD OF COVERING UP COR
RUPTIoN.
MOTHS Tribune: The great body of
Scandlnavians have proven true to their
party and thus to great extent have vim
dlcated themselves from the often repeated
charge of ciannishness. The vote of the
Frohlbltlonists was so small as to be hard
~ worthy of consideration; while the great
majority Of Republicans, with many
Democrats, recognizing Gov. Hubbard's
eminent fitness for the position he now
holds, have given him their votes, knowing
that he is worthy of them, and have elected
him for three years of additional service,
WHEELED INTO LINE.
st. Peter Journal: No matter whether
Biermann is Norwegian or German, the
people have indicated by their votes that
he is their favorite.
Henderson, Biermann 60 maj; Shakopee.
Biermann 10 maj; Byron, Biermann 8
meJ; La Crosse, Biermann Is mai; Moore
head, Blermann SO maj; Pine Island. Bier
mann "a maji Mankato, Biermann 400
maj; Mount Pleasant, Biermann So mai;
clinton Falls, Hubbard 2 maj; Sank Cen
ire, Blermann maj; st. Peter, Piermann
l2q mai flcuoIoy.J
Biermann
The fore. oing localities gave large
maiorities 70 Hubbard t,co years noo. and
are regarded as Republican stronghoIds.
Minnesota has wheeled into line to elect
Democratic president in 1894.
TAGGING ALONG BEHIND.
Jackson Republic: About sixty Repubi-
can votes were drawn by Biermann, and
Governor Hubbard therefore is that much
behind his ticket.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Norman County Ipdec: The election
passed of quietly, small vote being
polled. Biermann made a surprising run
getting total ote of 323. Ia former
years it has been rather difficult to find
Democrat in this county.
NEWS ENOUGH FOE ONE WEEK.
Pine Island Journal: Hubbard is elected
and also Scofeld. The Democrats have
made decided gains, but not enough to
win. The prohib tion vote in the state
was upwards OF $3.50. We will give fuller
reports next week.
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.
Browns Valley Reporter: Tne division
in tho Republican ranks, gavs the Demo
Gratis IL ehance to mass for successful vic
tory in the battle. Had they been unit
IN forco there Is 40 doubt but, under the
circumstances, they would havs won. 1t
is plaza now II the Republican division
continues, forming again into An antsgo-
nlzing convent III against Its own success.
that the next time che Democrats are VIC
tors IN Traverse county. The Repu blicans
have arnnjorlty of Two TO three hundr ed,
and the Democrats made big fight and
had they been better orSanized they would
no doubt, nave elected q majority TO their
candidates. ably assisted by tbs split" in
the Rep1b loan ranks.
MILE Laos COUNTY. HUBBARD 10. BIERuAYS
327, GILMAN 1872, FRAzzE 2S7
Princeton UaiOn: b .cmsnn's victory
in Mile Lscs comfy and ia the adjoining
towns of Sherburne and IsaDti couuties
was achieved without the expenditure of a
dollar by either Biermaun or his commit
tee. Hubbsrd'S frienas made good ii ybt
for him in Mile Laos county, bat thew
could not stem the tide OF popular feel
ing.
UNHAPPY EDITOR or TIE COUNT PRINTING
st. Vincent Herald: VS. havs had the
election. Was ii victory? Well. should
smile-not! We are laid cut aatter than a
pancake. 81. Vincent polit cslly don't
amount 20 30 much As 4 last years birds
nest, With the bottom punched clean out"
We are wiped ont, welked on and done up
com p!e-ely. We have not received FIJI re-
turns, nor do We care to. We have enough
oknow that the Norwegian independents
have eo~ned the straight nom
inees by from 400 to GgO
majority. The Scandnaviaus have se
cured The SIX priacipal county Offices.
They might have had them all, but didn't
want them. EEcuss US from giving any
long winled explanation OF how 1t was
done. We don't feel that way. We know
the result, and are satisfied. The foiioy-
ing are the scandinavian Officers over
Hheini1giy elected:
II. f-A-t'outt aldiipr-
ii. Hanson. treasurer.
L. ". Ek.Und, a. ter OF deeds.
Il. x. Ueden5erg, county attorney.
j. a. Nasstrum- sheriff.
i. HJl.her, court commissioner.
VAIN HOPE.
Fergus Falls Telegram: Il is hoped that
the Minnesota legislature on joint ballot
will be Republican Last winter on Joint
ballot II was tied---to caucus.
No FUN IN IT.
ked River Valley Ne,cS: Clay county
has listened to she seducer, and really
given Biermann majority, or come so
near 1t that there's no fun in it Min
nesots, however, says fifteen thousand
tround numbersl for Gov. Hubbard aud
Repuolicanism; this majority is about ten
per cent of the entire vote. lis no. SO
deep etc. nor so wide etc, bat III. enough.
JOYFUL.
The Rush City Post, With it's rooster a,
the hon of the cOiuwn thrs haol H. A.