St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03

Yellow Medicine county, gives McGill IS
| Ames 70. Child 7. Yellow Medicine
county will give Ames about 400 votes
Chippewa county about 600. The remainde
of the Republican state and county ticke
will be elected by the usual majorities, ex
cept in Yellow Medicine county, where
Forher. who ran independent for sheriff
will be elected. The village of Sacred
Heart gives Ames majority, bat the town
ship gives 200 majority for McGill.
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MoNrEvIDEo, Mimi. Nov. 2.-The Ave
towns heard from give McGill 4S majority
He will probably carry the county by 100
These towns give Macdonald majority ol
40. He will certainly carry the county.
Milan-Ames 63. McGill 81.
CHIsAGO.
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TAYLoR's FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 2.-The
vote in TaylOr's Falls stands Ames 60
McGill rs. Rice SO, Gilhllan rs; for state
senator, Shaleen Al, Wallmark &c. Peter
son 25; representatives, Smith 66, Jona-
son "A.
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RUSH CITY, Mimi. Nov. 2.-Rush City's
vote was. as it always has been. Demo
cratic. A very good vote was cast. consid-
ering a rainy day. The entire Democratic
county ticket is far ahead. Following is
the full vote cast: Ames SO, McGill 81,
Frank 81, a. E. Rice 81. Jaeger so.
Mattson 6S, Lundberg so. Braden
81. Poehler so. Bobleter 81. Ives
so. Clapp 81, O'Leary so. Jones 81.
state senate. Shsleen. Rep, SO; Wahlmar,
Ind, rs; Peterson, Ind, 10; representa-
tive, Smith. DEM. S5; JonaSon. Rep, 81;
county register. Berg. Rep. 90; Shelberg.
Ind. SO; sheriff. Mccormack, Dem, 100;
Andrews, Rep, 25; Nelson. Ind, l; judge
of probate. Umland. DEM, II; Stark.
Rep, 81; Humphrey, Ind, %; auditor.
Mort, 145; treasurer. Bush. 146; clerk,
Shalen, 142, superintendent. Eddy, 135.
Rush Cfty--Ames sc, McGill 81, Frank 8,
A. E. Rice 81, jaeger 50, Mattson IS, Lund-
berg 81, Braden 81, Poehler so, Bobleter 81,
Ives so, Ciapp 81. O'Learv so, Jones 81.
Nesseltown-Ames So, McGiLl 5S, Frank 62,
Rice 59, Jaeger g.. Mattson 50, Lundberg 81,
Braden 81, Poehler 62, Bobleter SO, Ives 62,
Clapp SO, O'Leary 81, Jones 80.
COTTONWOOD.
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WINDOW. Mnn., Nov. 2.-McGill 229,
Ames 79. Child 80; senator. John Clark,
Five precincts are reported.
windom-McGill 1875 Ames SO.
Bingham Lske-MeGll 154, Ames IL,
Child l3.
Mountain Lake-McGin I25, Ames 81, Child
Il.
CARVER.
Chsska Village-Ames 326, McGill 103.
Carver-Andersou, DEM, is elected state
senator by "a majority.
Gull River-NeGill Isl. Ames SO.
CROW WING.
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BRAINERD, MiHn., Nov. 2.-Owing to
the stormy weather which prevailed here
during the afternoon the vote poled was
not nearly so large as expected. In four
wards total of l, 100 votes were polled,
which is little less than the average.
The tickets were so terribly scratched that
at midnight the count had been but little
more than half finished. Ames is away
ahead everywhere, and is pretty
certain to carry the county by
a small majority. The Democratic
state ticket is not far behind him. OF the
county ticket it is conceded that McLaren
is elected sheriff. Holland county attorney,
McFadden register of deeds and Spaldny
Judge of probate, while the remainder are
in doubt. Tsere were 10 party nsmina-
items fer county efscsFs, however The
Republicans claim the election Of BuckDan,
state senator, and Representatives Lum,
Lee and Fitsn by saall majority.
So far as can be stated from present pro-
gress with the countiss of the vets, the
Demecratie labor combination has gained a
sweeping victory. If the present ratio Is
observed to the clese Of the count, Ames
has carried this county, wiping cut nearly
five kaDdred majority. The same thing Is
indicated on the legislative ticket, the elec-