St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-06

Donnelly 2i2, II. B. Strait 40. Very little
opposition 10 the Democratic county ticket.
Donnelly's majority in said three towns is
3sl. Straits money aud beer couldn't win
here.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.j
PINE CRY, Nov. 5.-The following is the
Official count Of votes in Pine county: Blaine
379, Cleveland 3O7, Gilhllan 3l9, Merriman
S65; legislative Observation-Disclosures, Repub-
lican, ASS, Dean, Republican, 3, Wynkoop,
Republican, GO, finland 1876.
RUSH CITY, Nov. 5.-Complete returns
from this legislative district give Wynkoop
Sl4, MeCusiek s12, Dean SO, finland 4l3.
CENTRE CRY, Mimi, Nov. 5.-This county
gives Merriman 4s4, Gllillan 1859. GILL
lan's majority SOS. For representative Of
this district, the counties OF Pine, Kanabec
and Chisago, finland, Democrat, Alb, Nc
Kusick, Republican nominee, sig, Dean sos,
WynkoOp S14. The two latter are Indepen-
dents. 1t will no doubt require the official
returns to determine the election. A large
vote was polled in the county and district.
Hennepin county complete except one
precinct gives Gillian, Republican, 1880;
Merriman, Democrat, 1884; Douglass,
Prohibition, SO4
FIFTH DISTRICT.
WILLARD, Mimi, Nov. 5.-The vote of
| Willard, Mimi, Is: For president, Blaine
| 20, Cleveland 9, st. John 3, Butler .. For
congress, Nelson 60, Baxter IA. For rep
resentative, Thaeker, Republican, 40, Thord-
son, Democrat, 3.
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. Sit took the
! judges OF election until five O'Clock this
morning to complete their count Of the vote
in this city. The vote, on the whole, was
not as large as was expected, out WAS large
enough for the accommodation afforded.
The county has gone for Blaine by about
l,2O0, but the Democrats carry the majority
of the county offices. Never before in the
history OF Duluth was there SC
much scratching of tickets and a straight
ticket was almost impossible to be found.
The friends OF the respective candidate:
! worked for them alone and traded off the
rest OF the ticket without scrnple.
There was very little fight made on national
matters, the Democrats seeming to allow
Cleveland to go by default, so that this could
secure the election Of their county candidate
The vote in the VeTmillion mines and along
the iron range was an important factor in the
contest, and as 1t went practically solid for
the more important Republican officers, ii
| strengthened the latter ticket. The vote for
| representative in the state legislature would
have been better forWhiteman had he had bet
ter and more experienced poll workers, and
but for the Tower vote his majority
would have been large. Baxter los
votes by not having come here when be
promised, as al one time there was no doub
he could have had the county. The following
is the vote in the county as far as known
Blaine 1,760, Cleveland 794, Tower and
other districts to be heard from; Nelson
1,SSS, Baxter l,O6S, Knox !, $3.50, WhitemaI
l.6i5; for county offices, Smith, Democrat
has a majority OF 7O5 for auditor: McQuade
Republican, sheriff, 207; Dantremont. Demo
crat, county attorney, ia; Dunphy. Demo
erat. probate Judge, l,IS9. The vote 70
register OF deeds is not known, but Burke
Republican, has probably plurality Of 80
FEReUs FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 5.--Ot.e
Tail county polls about 1900 votes. Thirty
two of the most popular towns aud precincts
give Nelson 1881, and Baxter 1909, or
majority for Nelson of S22. Out Of the re
naming towns, which will poll about l so
votes, be will have 600 and Baxter 400, Civ
ing & majority OF 500, which added to hi
majorities already repeated viii give him abou
800 in the county. Blaine will carry II b
about the same figures. Muzzy and B
Jor &c are elected representatives., ne Tor
mer by 500 majority and the latter By some
thing over 1,sOo. c. J. Wright is electe
clerk of the court by not owe
$50 majority over A. K
Tresberg, the Norwegian candidate
The Norwegians cut everything on the Re
publican ticket 10 work in their country
mans interest. This county gave CARTEL
1900. which is COO more than it viii Civ
Blaine.
Especial Telegram to the GLOBE
FARGO, Oak, Nov. 5.-The tickets were s
split here that it took the judges twenty hour
10 canvass the returns. Clifford receive
3,265, Wilson 99s. Austin, of Ransom
county, is elected to the council, Will
returns from five counties show
difference OF only Eve votes between
Twoaey aud Jahnson. II. s. Oliver is electe-
as one of the four members OF the house. (
S. Stebbins, Of Richland, another, while th'
two others are contested by Longstaff, C
Cass, McCamber, of Richland, aud Wilkin, o
Stckney, John Haggarty has $500 votes 70
sheriff, while his opponents both have bu
1900.
New ORLEANS, Nov 5.--Official vote G
this city gives Cleveland 12,25s, Blain
6,S93. Clevelaud's majority in the city
5,365. Cleveland's majority in the state wi
not exceed $1,000. The Democrats elect g