Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-12

Rock County Herald: The returns re-
ceived are sufficiently definite to indicate
majority for Hubbard of 1873, and ma
jority for the Republican ticket, excepting
governor, of 267.
HUBBARD 200 BEHIND.
Granite Falls Journal: The result of
the vote for superintendent of schools in
this county was certainly a surprise to
everyone. 1t was generally conceded that
Chase would be elected, but no one sup
posed he would receive the immense ma
jority that he did, some 400. Our esti-
mate Is 200 majority in the county for
Hubbard.
A STUPID YELL.
Big Stone County Herald: Hurrah for
Hubbard! Big Stone county casts q solid
Republican vote.
CHARLIE GILMAN's FAITH.
Winona Republican,; Charlie Gilman
never had so much faith in human nature
as he has to-day-that is, Republican hu-
man nature. There isn't weak spot in it
save that which is Kindred in name
though not in disposition and desire.
THANK GOD IT WAS NO WORSE.
Steele County Herald: In our own state
the Republicans carried off all the honors
as usual. Gov. Hubbard and the rest of
the state ticket was elected by a majority
of over 10000.
HUBBARD REBUKED FOR CORRUPTION.
The falling off in the Republican major
ity in Minnesota may be regarded as
favorable sign. It indicates that Republi-
cans desire to rebuke the corruptions that
exist IN the party.
TOOK HIS ssToDDY" TOO SOON.
Winnebago City Press and Times: The
election news received last Wednesday of
the success of the Republican state and
county ticket tended to cheer the heart of
every Republican. The band boys got out
their instruments and serenaded the editor
of the Press and Times, who had retired
early, but the melodious strains of music
soon aroused US from slumber to Join in
the theme of rejoicing.
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SPRING VALLEY VI
The Vidette: At,,noon only 127 votes
were polled, and the absolute dearth of
enthusiasm, was the noticeable feature of
the day. General Apathy was in COM
mand of the day, and at p. m. 263 votes
had been cast. Promptly at o'clock, L.
M. Ashley, chairman of the election board,
declared the polls closed, with 301 ballots
IN the box. Over 400 electors were regis
tered making loss of 100 clear votes,
mostly to the Republicans. This can be
accounted for very readily. It came from
disguised Republicans, and sick andItired
Greenbackers; but largely from the Re-
publicans. Voters are worn out with eau
Gus packers, they are everlastingly soured
on bosses. The defeat of Hubbard in
Spring Valley is simply vigorous pro-
test against the appointment of that
dirty dog, Henry Ananias Castle.
WHERE DID THE SKINNER LEAK?
Jamestown, %. IT, Alert: The st. Paul
GLOBE feels little cross over the result of
the election in Minnesota and says the
next time the Scandinavians desire an op-
portunity to secure governor they won't
get it.
The "still hunt canvass made in Min
nesota among the Scandinavian element
for votes 10 elect the Democratic Bier
mann governor over the Republican Hub
bard did not pan out, and the "still hunt''
manipulators of the canvass are still hunt
ing, but hunting now for the place whsro
their skinner leaked.
NO ENTHUSIASM FOR HUBBARD.
Winnebago City Ne,os: Tuesday last was
a pleasant day. A light vote was polled
throughout the county generally-prob-
ably about three-fourths VOTE In this
village there was 324 names on the poll
list, and the total vote polled was $50.
WHILE THE LAMP HOLDS OUT TO BURN THE
vILEsT SINNER MAY RETURN.
Houston County Argus: Even Milo
White is improving. Last spring he ap-
pointed q naval cadet, without competitive
examination, but claimed for himself the
extraordinary merit that ne did not even
know the politics of the appointee's father.
Now having a military cadet to appoint
ne gives notice of competitive examina-
ton to be held at Rochester on the 2Gth.
DELICATE STATEMENT.
Todd county Argus: The state goes
Republican By the usual majority incl1d-
ing Gilman.
READY WITH MAN.
Blue Earth City Bee; For President ia
1884, Hon. James B, Wakefield.
SMALL OCCASION FOR TIE ROOSTER.
Hokah Chief: Very light vote. All the
Republican ticket elected except Judge of
probate. snow we know where Moses
was when the light went out"
BRIEF HAPPINESS.
Crookston Chronicle: 1t was reported
on Wednesday that Biermenn was elected.
and the Democrats were iubilant. Later
advices, however, shows that Hubbard has
in the neighorhood of 10, 900 majority, and
the rest of the state ticket by larger ma
jorities.
TWO FAT eTAKKs."
Anoka City Herald: Anoka county gives
Hubbard a majority OF 200, but the Demo
Gratis get the two latest offices, that Of
treasurer and register of deeds, and com
missioner from the Fourth district The
balance of the ticket goes Republican.
TWO BRANDS sSATcHED FROM THE BURNING.
Delano Eagle: The result of the election
last Tuesday, SO far as the county ticket is
concerned, surprised great many. NJ
gent, (Dem.) goes in with largely in
creased majority over that Of two years
ago, and Cochran, Dem also manages to