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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-31

w G.. COBURN, NJ. D..
W. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
lIRs had over fifteen years experience in
the practioe of his profession, having grad
uAtea sgallg and honorably May 10, 1880.
Once and Residence in Judge Recks
house. opposite the NJ. F.. Church, Tones
IN. Ia Aug. 25-lss0
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TiOneSta Twp. Auditors Report.

Annual Statement of Auditors Settle
ment Of Tionesta Township for year end
ing March lst, A. D. 1886.
ROAD DISTRICT. DR.
March 1st, 1886, amount Of out
afun5frssr ,rr1ors euf0sf
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have now for saIe-7g Acres OF War
rant 5lg7, Kingsley twp; 800 Acres Of
5is0, and 1856 Acres Of 5214, in SAME town
ship. 1000 acres, Warrant 1885, Tionesta
twp; l43 acres known as "Lilley Farm,
Allegheny Township, Venango Co.; 20
acres near Enterprise, Warren Co. Also
vacant lots in Tionesta Boro, and one
small farm in TiOnesta Township.
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Attest, t. F. R1TcHE4, Clerk.
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RECEIPTS

Amt in Treas. per last settlement S143
Amt tax collected and paid Treas. Sc
Amt uncollected in hands of CoFr, I3O
Amt of tax returned ................ AZ
Reed from Erie City, for Christ
Ialllly 81
Seated return for year 1884. 25
Unseated tax for year 1885 ...........s. 22a
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ments yet to fill Marienville, April
1st; Nebraska, April Sd Wing Hill,
April 9Th BalltOwn, April 8th CIar.
ington, April S0th. Interested par
ties should preserve these dates.
There is nothing new to repOr
from the scene of the E7erhart mur-
der since our last report, and the mys-
terry remains a mystery still Mr..
Eyerhart was in town last Saturday,
having brought ais daughter to the
station here, she having returned to
her school at Edinboro. No effort
will be spared in sitting the matter to
the very bottom, and the guilty party
will be discovered if human ingenuity
can accomplish it.
Mr.. L. c. Hoyt, who was SO Sc.
verely injured by the boiler explosion
on Hunter Run last week, is getting
well as fast as could be expected.
Parties who have visited the scene Of
the wreck are at a loss to know how it
was possible for any of the men in
the engine house at the time could es-
cape instant death. Boards and mis-
siles we're thrown a distance Of two
hundred yards away, and the maehin-
cry is hardly worth gathering Up for
junk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05
Rice.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
FARIBBAULT. Minn., Nov. 4.-With
three towns to hear from Rice county gives
Ames $40 majority and Macdonald 122
majority. Three Democratic representa-
tives are elected and one is in doubt. Full
returns will probably increase Ames' and
MacDOnald's majOrites.
The result of the election as regards the
county ticket is as follows: l. n. Donald
son, Republican, elected auditor; E.. j.
Healy. Democrat. treasurer; D. Lockerby,
Democrat, sheriff; J. Hunter, Republican,
register; J. Mullin, Republican, judge of
probate; NJ. II. Kelley, Democrat, county
attorney; S. Faribault, Democrat. county
surveyor; G. NJ. Coon, Republican, coroner
(probably elected; c. w. Pye, Republi-
can, court commissioner; S. B. Wilson, Re-
publican, superintendent of schools; G. w.
Wood. Republican, state senator; j. j. Al
exander, Democrat representative; j. N.
Powers, Democrat representative; j. Ma
flash, Democrat, representative (probably
elected. it will take the official count to de-
termine); I. G. Adams. Republican, county
commissioner First district; d. Ames, Re-
publican, county commissioner Second dis
Irict; A. w. Stockton, Republican, county
commissioner Third district; T. B. Owens.
Democrat, county commissioner Fourth
district; f. Benjamin. Jr., Democrat,
county commissioner Fifth district
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81. Louis,

Special to the Glooe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 4.-The count in
the Fourth ward gives McGill 100 majority
and in the Third 1S0. This. with three
small precincts estimated, gives McGill
LOTT majority in st. Louis county. In
Lake county McGilPs majority is about 200
and in Cook county Is. The count in the
Third ward was about completed at late
hour this morning. when it was discovered
there was discrepancy of 100 between the
tally sheets of ballots counted and the
names on the poll-lists. The ballots were
placed in the box, which was sealed, and
the board adjourned to complete the count
to-day. At 3 p. IN. they had not reaSsem-
bled and a writ of mandamus has been
gotten out to compel the count to go on.
The Democrats ale alarmed and charge an
attempt to tamper with the returns, in
order to defeat Whteman. Democratic can
didate for the senate, who has only about
$50 votes to go on. with Hubbard and ltaSca
counties to hear from. Whiteman is also
alarmed by the unexpected large majority
against him in the Fourth ward. The count
has been DELAYED by ineficiency and by the
fact that the OF, were badly split, and the
names are arranged differently. Mungers
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Eletcher Iim Hill and other repr.sentatives

Fletcher Jim Hill and other representatives
of the monopolies in ST. Paul to-day will be
met vigorously by myself and frleuds.
know of the frauds contemplated and l pro-
pose to meet them. Do not be surprised if
somebody representing monopolies goes to
the states prison. There will be no school
boy play in this game of bluff. Tell my
friends to stand firm and watch the game
close. There will be music in the air if an
attempt is made to doctor the returns. The
rings and monopolles are desperate, and
will resort to anything rather than lose
power. but propose to meet them half
way. l mean business.
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yes Gags no =. Macdonald 2.1ss. Herbert

yes 2,46s. no z; Macdonald 2,1SS. Herbert
1862, Lathrop 30; senator, Nachbar, Dem.
1,97S, Bragg, Rep, SOL; representative,
Farley. Dem. 1. 797. Arndt, Rep. 737: cor
oner. Phillips, DEM, 1,3SS, Entrup, Ind,
1,165; commissioner First district, kelli-
her 306, Wagner 1856; commissioner, Sec
ond district. Calendar 376. Seifert 1876.
Wermerskerchen 1853; commissioner, Fifth
district, Egan 206, Bates 201; commissioner.
Fourth district. Caine 216, O'Flynn $50.
Swarts Al. The rest of the Democratic
ticket had no opposition. Bates will con-
test in the Fifth district.
Judge Macdonald was rendered an en-
thusastic reception by the people of this
city this evening. He arrived from st.
Paul OH the evening train and was met at
the depot by citizens and the band and es-
corted to Reis' hall, where a jolliicatiOn
meeting was held.
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*Estlnated.
crow Wing.
Special to the Globe.

BRAINERD, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Ames' ma
iority in this county will probably reach
300 The precincts of Fairbanks, Oaklawn
and Mile Lacs have not yet reported. and
the vote there is necessarily estimated.
Republicans concede Ames $50 majority in
the county. The sealed returns will be
opened tomorrow by the board of canvass
ers, when the official figures can be given.
The legislative ticket in the Thrty-ninth
district is still in doubt. The Republicans
claim the election of their ticket. but Sti
vers. Democratic candidate. is confident of
his own election and the defeat of Finn,
the Republican candidate, in Morrison
county.
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swift.
Special to the Globe.

BENSON. Mimi, Nov 4.-Official returns
from this county give McGill $50 and Ames
S42 The balance of the state ticket is
Republican by about 100 majority. For
congress Herbert received Gil and Mac
Donald S45. On the legislative ticket
Hoard. Rep. candidate for senator. re-
ceived $40 votes, and A. W. Lathrop,
Farmers alliance and Democratic candi-
date, received $40 votes. For representa-
tives A. n. johnson and j. FL. Brown,
Rep. received the following vote: john
son 1,O92, Brown S25. john Mcguire and
Kohr. Farmers alliance and Democratic
candidates. received the following vote:
Mcguire S34, Kohr 678. The total vote of
the county was 1,732. Hubbard's majority
over Biermann in this county was 66.
This year McGill's majority over Ames is
4s, and had the proper amount of work
been done the majority might have been
reversed
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Nh urra
Special to the Globe.

CURRIE. Mimi, Nov. Murray county
will probably give McGill $50, Ames 440,
Prohibition rs. The balance of the ticket
is about the same. except L. O'Leary for
clerk of the supreme court. who runs ahead
of his ticket 800, and John Lind for member
of congress is $50 ahead of his ticket. W.
B. Brown fol senator is ahead and B. Nj.
Low for representative carries the county
by 900 The Republican county ticket is
elected. Currie has 80 majority for the re-
moval of the county seat. The tickets have
been badly mixed. The official count is
being made now
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Sic We ms.

SpeCiaI 10 lHe NIOD5'
MORRIS, Mimi, Nov. 4.-The complete
vote of Stevens county, with one town to
hear from is as follows: McGiIl 576. Ames
AL, Child 81. Rice 600, Frank 440, Pink
ham 43, Mattson COZ, Jaeger 43S, Bobletter
604, Poeher $50. Knss A, Braden 603,
Lundberg 440, Allen A. Clapp 610. Ives
42O. Hatch a. supreme judges 662, O'Leary
430, Jones 605. Fosnes A; for congress,
Nelson l.O03, Long A; for senator, Hixon
COS. Becker 4S0; representative, Costello
44O. Pearce 613. The Republican county
ticket is all elected by large majorities. ex-
cept the auditor and one commissioner.
George Giltininan. Dem, is elected auditor
by % majority. The one town yet to hear
from will give Is Republican and Demo
cratic votes.
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S1bley.
SpeciaJ IN the G1Ohe

Special to the Globe.
HENDERSON, Minn.. Nov. 4.-Allowing
McGilrs estimated majority in two towns
(Scandinavian) to be heard from. Ames has
a clear majority of $50 in Sibley county,
while Bulls will get about 500 majority.
Welch and Beatty, both democrats, are
elected to the senate and legislature respect
lively. Excepting sheriff, auditor, (no op-
position), judge of probate and surveyor.
the Democratic county ticket is undoubtedly
elected.
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Fillmore.

Spec1aI 10 tue UIUUc.
PRESTON. Mimi, Nov. 4.-The total
vote of Fillmore county is as follows: Nc
Gill 2.542. Ames 1,S79. Child 81; Lovely
2.1O3. Wilson 2,435; Edward 2 334.
Me!gher 2,073. The number of women
voters was SIG. The Democrats elect one
county commissioner. To-day's Times
published a telegram from Judge Wilson,
thanking his Fillmore friends for their
efforts in his behalf.
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Polk.
Special to the Globe.

RED LAKE FALLS. Minn., Nov. 4.-This
booming town came to the front noby.
casting IA votes for Hon. A. A. Ames and
34 for McGill. Langdon had his men here
working hard, but they accomplished moth
ing, Reports of neighbOring townships are
as follows: GentiIly, all in favor of Ames
but one; Geryais all Ames; Terrebonne,
all Ames but seven. Red Lake Falls town.
ship cast 65 votes for Ames and 8 for Nc
Gill The Ames- -Anglim Democratic club
done good work in this part of the county.
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Dakota.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the GIObe.
HASTINGS. Minn.. Nov. 4.-The COM
p!eted returns give Ames s53 majority,
Macdonald SAG. Akin, DEM, senator. Z.
but Donnelly walks away with 400. Kum-
mer. DEM. has 1873. The following DEM
ocratic county officers have majorities as
follows: Tautges. auditor, 109; Connolly.
sheriff, 500; Schaller, attorney. $50; Dean,
clerk. 1877. The Republicans are: Register.
Heinen, 500; probate judge, Sullivan, 352.
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CEisagO.


Special 10 tue GIODt.
CENTRE CITY, Mimi. Nov. 4.-Com-
plete returns from Chisago county show
McGilrs majority to be $50, and Gilfllan's
763. Wallmark, peoples candidate for
state SENATOR is elected by about 200 ma
jority. Smith, Democratic, representative,
is elected by 100 majority. Berg, for regis
ter of deeds, defeats Stelberg Independent,
by 12O majority. Humphrey. Independent,
defeats Stark by 600. Andrews, Republi-
can, for sheriff, defeats Mccormack. Demo
crat by LOG.
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Kandiy0hi.
Special to the Globe.

Special 10 the GIODe-
WnLMAR, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Kandiyohi
county gives McGill 1916. Ames 554,
Child 121. Rice 2O51, Frank 12. Pinkham
12O, Herbert 1,739. Macdonald 6O4,
Lathrop so. Reese Rep, representative.
is elected, and also NJ. johnson, senator.
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VI lower.
Special to the Globe.

AUSTIN, Minn., Nov. 4.-The official
canvass is not completed. McGill's ma
jority is estimated at 4SS, with the re-
mainder of the state ticket little ahead.
Wilson's majority is about $50. o. w.
Gibson, senator, J. j. Furlong. representa-
tive. and Eugene Wood, register of deeds,
were elected by the Democrats. The re-
mainder Of the Republican ticket was
alpptad
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<ieOiiet.
SDecial TO the Globe.

Special to the GLOBE.
ST. PETER, Mimi, Nov. 4.-The official
vote of Nicollet county was canvassed this
afternoon. McGilrs majority is only Sc.
Lind. Rep, has q majority OF 277. The
Republicans elect both senator and repre-
sentative.
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Rock.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
LUvERNE. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Complete f.
returns from Rock county give McGill S39;
Ames, 2S9; Child. 1873; Lind, for congress.
$50; Bulls. 243; Brown, Republican. for
state senator. S65: Bloom. Independent, 70;
Hawes, Republican. for representative, III;
Shoemaker, Independent. 742. There are
heavy Democratic and Prohibition gains in
this county.
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Lyon.
Special to the Globe.

MARSHALL. Minn., Nov. 4.-The fol-
lowing is the official vote of Lyon county
as caRvassed to-day: McGill 1. 100, Ames
SS2, Child 81. Rice 1.1S6, Frank 80.
Pinkham IS. Mattson 1,126, Jaeger s14,
Bierce S5, Bobleter 1.136, Poehler 31I,
Kniss 50, Braden LAO, Lundberg 500,
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lie Sueur.

Special to the Globe.
LIE SUEUR Nov. 4.-Election returns
come in slowly. Ames' majority in the
county is about 1000. Chapman. Rep, is
elected senator Mondry. DEM. and Leh-
man. Rep. are elected. The balance of
the Democratic county ticket is defeated,
except for sheriff and judge of probate
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Pine.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe.
PINE CITY, Minn.. Nov. 4.-Complete
returns from Pine county give Ames 1919
majority and Rice 156 majority. Smith,
DEM, representative, and Wallmark, Ind,
senator, are elected in the Thirty eighth
district.
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Norman.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ADA, Minn., Nov. 4.-Every precinct in
Norman county has been heard from. Nc
Gill has majority. The official returns
will probably give Ames majority. Total
votes cast, l, 42S.
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Allen "a. Clapp 1.197, Ives S11, Hatch "a,
Jones 1.137, O'Leary 81, Fosness "a,
Dickinson 1.217, Vanderbergh 1.217,
Mitchell 1,21S, Cochran "a, Shannon "a.
Mcknight 81. Lind 1.053, Bulls Ala,
Day 60.
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DEVILISsI WORK.
over 100000 to be Spent i'm an At.
tempt To FIX the Delayed Returns


for WcGili.
The Republicans are becoming desperate
over the situation, and all sorts of rumorS,
many of them well founded-are afoat
as to their intentions. They will do any
thing to save McGill, and plenty of money
is at hand to be placed where it will do the
most good. Publicly the state central COM
mttee makes claim of 5. 1000 majority for
McGill, but number of the members have
admitted that his majority will be less than
1000, and some even go SO
far as to concede Ames' election. But the
latter are very scarce. In fact there is
disposition manif ested On the surface to
claim everything and concede nothing.
This is for effect, however. as it is mani
fest that Ames is ahead on the face of the
returns and that the reports from almost
every county swell his majority. 1t is
perfectly plain that a majority cannot be
figured out for McGill unless fraud is re-
sorted to by the Republicans. and
there is good authority for
the statement that they are
prepared TO use money and doctor the bal
lot boxes if ii becomes necessary. The
Democratic committee received evidence
Yesterday that the Republicans had con-
cocted a scheme to capture the committee
in the extreme northern. northwestern and
northeastern portions of the state. the re-
turns from which are always very slow in
coming in. This delay will be taken ad-
vantage of this year to make change In
the vote in the interests of McGil.
EMISSARIES
are already on the way to those counrfeS,
which are very difficult of access and nave
no railroad or telegraphic facilities. whose
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klft9un.
Special to the Clio

Special to the Globe.
HALLoCK, Minn.. Nov. At is gener-
ally conceded that w. F. Kelso, Democrat,
of this place. has been elected to the legis-
la.ure over Baker, Republican, of Norman
county.
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scott.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
SHAKopEE, Minn., Nov. 4.-Scott
county official: Ames a.oS6, McGill 513,
Child 40. Frank 1895. Rice 545, Pinkham
So. Jaeger 1. se7, Mattson 5S7, Bryce SO,
Poehler 2.eS6, Bobleter 514, Knlss 49,
Lundberg 2 OoS, Braden 54s, Allen SO, Ives
Q. COL, Clapp SAL, Hatch 81. Mitchell 2.543,
Dickinson 2,54o. Vanderberg 2,542, Coch-
rane 5s. Shannon SO, Mcknight 5S. Oleary
1000, Jones 541, FoSnes IS; amendments:
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ames will Take His Scat.

Mayor Ames came from his Office at mid
night. and, being met by GLOBE reporter,
said:
You may say that my election is assured,
and. being elected, will take the chair. The
conference of the Piilsburys, Langdon,
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Grant.
Snecial to the Globe.

HERMAN, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Complete re-
turns from this county give McGill $50 ma
jority Hixson and Costello, Reps, are
elected senator and representative respec-
lively.
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Nzeeker.
Snecia1 tn the GlObe.

Special to the Globe.
LITCHFIELD, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Complete
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Stearns.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Minn., Nov. 4.-Returns are
coming IN slow. Ames' majority is now
9. .5S1. and it will vary but very few votes
from this. as there is only one precinct to
be heard from yet. The remainder of the
state is running nearly as favorable for the
Democrats. The representatives reported
from here last night as elected are
correct
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Clay.
Snecial to the Globe.

MooRHEAD, Nov. 4.-Returns from
Clay county are very incomplete, and the
full vote cannot be given tonight. The
towns coming in slightly increase McGilfs
majority. which will be between 250 and
2O0
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GOVERNOR AMES.

McGill 1877, chpd 113. Herbert 1,41s.
Macdonald 1896. Shields. Alliance can
ddate for SENATOR is elected.
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STATE Rms.

The Latest Fig ures On the Minnesota
GuberDatOriai Contest.
The returns of the state, about fifty
counties complete and the rest estimated,
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LATER.

In twelve precincts of ST. Louis county
McGill has SIT majority. Three small pre-
cincts. casting 81 votes, will increase this
co. and the Third ward will increase it 200,
making a total majority of about 1.160.
Per order of the court a recount of the
ballots OF the Third ward commenced this
afternoon and continued two hours, when
the box was sealed and placed In safe and
the board adjourned till tomorrow. The
recount of the ballots agreed with the poll
list, the number being 1,012. One clerk
became sick yesterday and went home, and
another went out to see man and didn't
return. One OF the judges went off to see
his brother on boat and then went home
for minute, and lying down for a rest did
not awake for fifteen hours. The others
tried 10 complete the count and when they
got through found the tally hopelessly
mixed, and, exhausted, they gave it up
until to-day. when the count was resumed
under order of the court.
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Be ON GUARD.

BIZ On GUARD.
an Address Of Warming
Issued by the Demo-
cratic Committee.
Attention Called to the Re-
publican Scheme for
FaIsifying Returns.
Democrats Urged to Vigil
Iantly Watch the Cam
vaSsing Boards,
And to Prevent a Repetition OF the
Infamous Presidential Steal
of 1875.
Mayor Ames Called to the Govern
orship by a Majority Of Several
Thousand.
But a Deliberate Attempt to Be
Made to Thwart the
Peoples Will,
Citation of the Election Law and
It's Application in the
Present Case.
Complete Returns in From Forty OOun-
ties and the Democratic Gains
Keeping Up
Even the Legislature Adds to the
Triumph and May Yet Cease
to be Republican.
Mayor Ames Asserts That, Having Been
Elected. He Will Take
His Seat.
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FRAUD.
A Dastardly Attempt VIII
Be Made to Doctor the
Returns.
Most Astounding Plot Con-
ceived By the Radical
Managers.
Secret Meeting Of the
Bosses and Railroad
Magnates.
Pillsbury, Langdon, Hill and Other
Prominent Men in the
Conference.
Over 100000 to be Used in Fixing
the Ballots in the Back
Counties,
Where the Doodle is Needed, and
Those Selected to Distrib-
ute 1t.
Details of the Diabolical Scheme to De-
feat the Will of the
People.
Instructions Sent Out to the Agents Of tbs
Ring Through the Entire
State.
Prompt and Effective Means Must be
Taken to Overthrow the
Conspirators.
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majority in the Fourth ward is 5S1, and Oh
the count so far in the Third ward Munger
is largely ahead. The board is composed of
Democrats. Munger Republicans and Ken
dali Republicans.
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VEnhASha,

Special to the Globe.
WABAsHA, MINI. Nov. 4-Complete
returns of some of the county officers are
COntinued ON Fourth Page.
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returns are rejected or not counted learn the
reason why. The county canvassing board
should hold public sessions. as every voter
is entitled to observe their acts.
We ask your attention IL the following
provisions of the statute governing cleo
tionS:
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C0Mtinuea ON Fourth age.