St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-13
THE OFFICIAL coUNT.
Splendid sno,oi,.g for M-rrf~an in Hem

Splendid Shotcing for Merrfsndn Ia Hem
neptn COunty--The Other Candidates.
The official count OF the vote Of Hennepin
county was completed last evening, having occu-
pied two days. II will be seen that Blaine's ma
jority over Cleveland is $3.50 Merriman. the
Democratic nominee, made splendid
run, carrying the county by % votes
and running 3,497 ahead OF his ticket.
Swenson, the Democratic candidate,
for sheriff also makes a good showing. which
must be gratifying to himself and friends
Brackets majority is only $500. swenson run
ming ?, III votes ahead Of the ticket The dis
trict judgship. another Office concerning which
there is considerable interest, is decided by the
over seagrave Smith, Democrat, by a
majority of 1890. Mr.. Smith. however lead
his ticket by $50 votes, fac; which clearly in
dIcates his popularity.
F. 5. Mcdonald, OF the Republican nominees,
secured the largest majority, receiving l6. s79;
this in the face Of The fact that
be is the only man who has
sought the Office four consecutive times
and has been elected. Z. j. Davenport for
county clerk comes next with BIB votes and
Huren for register Of deeds with 1918 votes.
There was active opposition TO these candi-
dates. although the Democratic nominees were
men of sterling worth Hennepin county Republi-
cans this year werefoo strong.
For Associate Justice OF Supreme Court-John
NJ. Berry 1881
For Judge of District Court-A. II. Young,
10, TO5; segraye Smith, 9,745; scattering, ,.
President-Blaine, 1864; Cleveland, s,0G5;
Butler, Sol: st. John. $40.
For Congress-GiGllan, Rep, 1880; o. c.
Merriman, Dem, 1852; JAS. NJ. Douglass,
Prohio., 500.
Register Of Deeds-George HUM, Republican,
1913; Anton Grethen, Democrat, 1888; =. X.
Wilson, Butler. 4O4; S. j. Williams, Prohibition,
s37.
County Attorney-F. L. Davis. Republican,
1915; j. w. Cochran, Democrat. S,27l; Thos.
Leftwitch, Prohibition. 465; scattering Il.
County Suryeyor-Frank Plummer, Republi-
can, IA. 639; b. +. Christlieb, Democrat, 5, 722:
Frank Haycock. Prohibition, ~; scattering. /.
Clerk Of District Court-E. j. Davenport, Re-
publican, 1855; b. n. Carrier, Democrat, 7,243;
A. j. Doremus, Butler, 400; j. b. Gould, Pro-
hibition, 7s9.
Coroner-R. J. HILL Republican, Il, 1856; j J.
Tibbetts, Democrat, S,544; Z. W.. Stevens, Pro-
hibition S23,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Second District-J F. Peterson 1887, J. H.
Pound s,OG9, j. NJ Underwood 500, scattering /.
Huntington s,16S, S. w. Chase s2s, scattering
9.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Twenty -ninth district Republicans-V.G HUSH
1856, Henry Downs 10, 62s, j. W. Griffin 10, 5S2,
f. L. Balchelder 1889, Ole Byorum 5, 465, G. A.
Mason 7,202.
Democrats-A. seigmsn 1850, Jno. Lally
3,24s, Walter Mcleod 054, L. II. Smith %, 492.
Prohibition and Butler-John Deneen 457, L,
W Blenton 1,245, ID. Morgan $40, Miner Ball SOS,
Andrew Holt 1870, w. II. Levan 81, A. Is.
Chase 51l, j. ii. Smith 10, scattering 90.
Thirtieth district: Republicans. p. Snider
1859 o. j. Evans 4,237, August Ende 4,237.
Andrew j. Coulter 4, 32l.
Democrats-F. L. Morse 3,7OO, Isaac At
water 3,179, H. j. Helm 2,972, JAS. Corcroan
2,616
Prohibihonists-Paris Reedhead 253, n. II.
Hastings 26G, A. II. Benson 263, Sias Moffat 26s,
scattering /.
For sheriff--W. N. Bracket. Rep, 1851 /;
T. B. Swenson, Dem, 1912; Thos. Hanna,
Bntler, 2,0S4; S. Abbott, Prohib., $50; scatter
ing, so.
Auditor-F. S. Mcdonald. Rep, 1859; Chas.
Hoag, Dem. 1868; j, T. Treble, Butler, 424;
Mortimer Helm, SIC.