Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-07
TIE RESULT IN RAMSEY COUNTY.

publican ShlOO0l6 Tor the future.
TIE RESULT IN RAMSEY COUNTY.
The election yesterday in st. Paul was
quiet 30 far as any disorder was concern
cd, but was quite lively SO far as interes
was concerned. The result was disgrace
full to the Democracy, but exactly what
might be expected where parties are mere
ly intent on cutting each others throats,
and care nothing for political preferences
or principles. If it had not been for
popular desire to rebeke the Mayor for
his unwarranted abandonment of his party
and attempt to mingle in matters which
did not concern him, there would probably
not have been anything left from the
wreck.
AS it is the Democrats elect Mr.. Egan
county attorney by something over $500
majority, and DR.. Quinn by about 1000.
| The race between Burton and Schurmeier
for county treasurer is close, but the indi-
| cations at a. m. are favorable to MIR.
Burton's election by small majority.
For County commissioners the Demo
cratic nominees in the city, Messrs. Har-
denbergh and Mitsch ARE handsomely elect
ed, and in the county the Republican nom
inee, Afr. Hazard, is elected.
Governor Hubbard's majority will Gun
doubtedly exceed 1000 result which
ought to make the Democrats who went
over into the Republican camp content
with their days work.
Wiley, Republican, defeats Lienau By
about 500 for register OF deeds.
Three precincts of the city and two
townships are still lacking at this writing
but our figures of majorities are based
upon estimates of the missing returns.
The count was SO SLOW and all of the re-
turns 80 late that we do not attempt tc
publish the usual tables il this edition.
AD extra will be issued at as early an
hour as we can give complete returns from
the city.
The returns for leading Offices are given
in summary below, as far as they have
! been received.
| FIRST WARD, FIRST PRECINCT.
Biermann 225, Hubbard 32s; Frazee 29e
| Gilman 256.
Egan 391, Catheart 1872; Quinn 465, Da
venport 90; Lienau 279, Wiley 277; Burton
| 23S, SchurmeieF 312.
FIRST WARD, SECOND PHHCrgoY.
Biernsnn 219..Hubbard 424, Frazes at,
Gilman 361.
Egan 391, Cathcart 1852, Quinn 465, Da-
| venport 80, Lienau 211, Wiley PIT, Bur-
| ton 238, Schumacher 312.
sEoogD wAhD-FIasr PRECINCT.
State Ticket-Governor, L. F. Hubba I'd
316; A. Biermann 36s. Lieut.. governor,
| R. L. Frazee Al; Chas. 4. Gilman 2io.
Secretary of state, Won Bsumbach 224; J.
| J. Green 452. State Treasurer, John Lud-
| wig 457; Chas. Kittelson 223. Attorney
| general, John w. Willis 480; VI. Hahn
| 203. Railroad commissioner, a. 7. Lind
| holm 1853; James H. Baker 213.
County ticket-Regisser of deeds, Lineau
37S, Wiley 800; majority for Liueau 69;
| county treasurer, " Barton 4s5, Schur-
meier 202; county attorney, j Egsn $40,
John II Cathcsrt lis; coroDer, James A
Quinn 462, James Davenport 22i; county
commissioner, Geo MITCH 482, P z L
Hardsnbergh 4S6, II ] Bell 1S9.
SECOND WARD, IIssT PRECINCT.
State Ticket-Biermann 364, Hubbard
4e5, Frazee 465, Gilman 365, Green Al,
Won Bsumbach 355, Ludwig 455, Kittel-
son 493, Willis 493, Hahn 329, Lindholm
45o, Baker 367.
Comfy tickst-Lienau 394, Wiley 43o,
Burton 499, Schurmeisr 321, Egen 527,
Oathcert 290, Quinn Al, Davenport 374,
Mitsch 524, Hardenburgh 523, Rice 297.
SECOND vABD-s.oosD pRzsoIsc9.
State Ticket--Goyernor, Biermann 157,
Hubbard 233; lieatenant governor, Frazee
1sS. Gilman 197; secretary Of state, Green
$50, Won Bsumbsch 204; treasurer, Ludwig
1so, Kittslson 2o3; attorney general, Willis