Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-05
! PIONEER Press All eatinn q bout the


Pioneer Press All questin about the
result of tue election is now put at al ]
end by the absolute assurance and Ger. ].
!tainty that MI Met al aa1as been choseaI
for governor By q majority that cannot
vary more than i few hundred from 8, s3s9
votes His election has never l,een'
REALLY h doubt But ii has taken some.
time tsssc, The racia AMI fignses. And.
while khAf or more of the COUNT s hid to
lie et'ti.Aased no one could make an
ai'f,roatll 10 ,.t't; ls'Se 1A1y1ces, either.
official 1nr so abuntlanlly vnucl.ed ,fsr
,hal thu a:ticial couat will. not change
The nlajerilaes by more than q lew votes,
are now IN from every county that
could affect The general result. The
table which, the pIoN&ER F'Rxss pub
hslled This rlsning, though. subject L,
$trihing change here and ,llereis SO near
a finality that it is practically the same,
SO far5a. Fire certainty of the result lis
tconcernea, as an -o.liclal count. There
never was any information TO justly Il
belief thai Ames could succeed exce;u
through ln'ss! '*ani st.1ss4 ndous fraud
ll's:tot;ll vote bas always been such 1bkt
accounting for the district not heard
from, he Wonld surely come out second
in The race. Hisclaim and til ose of his
organ have been either conscious false.
hu"dsprcparatieRs for anticipated fraud :.
at lasl ne have reached certainty.
Mr. McGiil IS elected hey ond peradven-
tnre .|or possibility of question. And,
in as mpch as he was made the especial
target for all the lies and calumnies OF
thiscampaign, the rest Of the state ticket
has u vote several thousands,ih excess,
and would hare been successful even
had 4 mes pulled through. The people
of Minnesota may draw long brea)6
Of greatful relief this morning as they
realize for the first time how narrow is
the escape which they have made.
The shrill Shrek of the LOGON olive
whistle woke the sschocs in Princeton
yesterday morning. The Changing of the
locomotive bell was the sweetest and
most welcome sound taN ever greeted
the ears OF Princetonians. All day yes-
terday there WAS constan, stream of
people on foot and in all sorts Of vehicles
passing 10 and from every street and
avenue in the village TO where the track
layers were at work. The rails will he
laid clear throug to. Millaca by the latter
part'of next week. The depot will lie
located on the east side of first stree. =
The building: will be 24x6S feet, with
platform nearly 800 feet long, north end
ofplattorm coming to sonth line of First
street. Vhc water tank will be located
just south of the depot where a we'll is
now being dug. Material has also been
ordered for section house, the location
OF which has net yet been decided upon.
ALI material for these structures is now
on the way and they will be put up as
soon as carpenters can be spared from
other work. Material for telegraph line
is also at Elk River
Ma e, c. Andrews, representing the
Minnesota & Dakota elevator COMPANY,
was in town yesterday, and was very
iavorablY impressed with the outlook.
lie will go back to Minneapolis and re-
port in favor of an elevator being erected
here at once. A warehouse 30xGO feet
viii be putup inside Of ten ortiftecn days
and the highest market price will be
paid for wheat. Formers, cheer up;
hauling ,yotr wheat 80 and 40 miles to
market over dreary sandy roads will
soon be thing of.the past. There are
bright days in store for this section,
The railroad IS here, and we all rejoice.
Hurrah for the railroad, cash market
and good times.