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brimming with congratulations and the
other half filed with special reports of the
election throughout the state His face
showed the confidence he felt as his pencil
rapidly footed majority from unusually
strong Republican counties.
"Do you consider yourself elected, Mr..
Mayor"
Il do by a handsome majority I have
complete and private information which con-
vinces me am elected by 14,O0O majority
What do 1 think of it? think
the people of this great common
wealth are determined to try self-goveril-
msnt for change, after an experience Of
.wenty-siX years under the Republican party.
7 take no especial credit to myself in the re-
suit, which | regard as the superlative effort
of q great people to be perfectly free"
''You are satisfied, then, with the free bal
lot, and expect fair count
Il am satisfied with the free ballot, and as
for fair count, we are determined upon
that I would not say there is a
deliberate effort to falsify returns, but / have
information from several localities in the
unorganiZed counties that fraud is
contemplated in the returns, but L have
friends there who guarantee in such an
event to produce plenty of evidence speaking
OF fraud. | wish to denounce the apparent
effort here in Minneapolis to disfranchise the
laboring people on technicality; there was
no evidence of fraud. The attempt to eject
honest votes of bona fide residents is an out
rage on the liberties of the people
/ am informed that G. =. Pillsbury and J. j.
Hill were in close confe renee to-day, and that
immediately afterwards the returns showed
some increased Republican majorities.
don't say. however, that this was laying the
foundation for fraud kilograms TO Repub-
lican papers are in direct contradiction of
private dispatches from the northern part of
The state and reports come in of cOntem-
plated fraud. However, to change the SUBJ
iect, here is something:
He handed over a dispatch from Hon. John
T. Meagher, Of Mankato. as follows: by
YOUR strength of character you have redeemed
this state. Your great victory you owe tC
the people. May yoa live long to enjoy the
gratitude of the Democratic party.
JOHN T. MEAGHER.
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FreebOrn.

SPECIAL TO the GLOBE.
ALBEIT LEA, Mimi. Nov. 3.-Free-
born county official: McGll 1904 votes.
Ames 1.161, Child, 349, Lovely
1,S2S, Wilson 1.143, Roberts 232. The
Republican county ticket is elected.
1t is very xuiet here tonight. McGill
and Lovely get a very small majority in
Freeborn county. Last night was one of
considerable excitement at the Re
publican headquarters, and betting
ran high. 1t was thought by few
at a late hour last night that
Lovely would scoop the district, but by 9
o'clock this morning the political atmos-
phere had changed somewhat, and the bos-
ses looked pretty hard. However, they
Were seen in groups at different corners un-
til about 11:3O o'clock. when dispatch was
received reporting that Olmstad. Winona
and Wabasha counties had given Judge
Wilson 1900 majority. This was too
much. One after another the reports
came, most of which gave Wilson ma
jority, and DIR. Wedge was heard to say to
the message boy. johnnie, you need not
bring US any more of the reports. We
have got enough"
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StearE s.
Special to the Globe.

ST. CLOUD. Minn., Nov. 3.-Ames IN
thirty-two towns receives majority OF
2, 100. The remaining ten precincts to be
heard from will increase it to 2,400. Bax-
ter will receive vote Of 2, 700. Miller, In
dependent Democrat, for senator, will
receive majority of 1.70O. For represen-
tatiye, First district, D. II. Freeman;
Second, Martin Heisler; Third, Engelhard,
probably elected; Fourth. K. Halvorson.
The entire Democratic ticket is elected,
with the exception OF d. II. Freeman, who
is a Republican.
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the correct returns as soon as received.
Footings of complete returns from thirty-five
counties and estimates on scattering figures
received from the remainder give Ames a
plurality of 1920. Whether the official
vote will increase this or wipe it out is an
enigma which will be solved in the next few
days. The following table shows the re-
suit as near as can be predicted at the hour
of going to press:
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" mona.
Ss ahoaads
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WINoNA, Minn.. Nov. 3.-The city of
Winona gave Ames 1,O52 majority, Wilson
961, Hayden, Dem, for senator, 979; for
representatives, Slavin 203, Sherwood 203,
Trawicky 723, all Democrats. Thirteen
towns in the county outside of Winona city
give incomplete returns. The estimated
majoritieS are: AmeS, 1,550; Wilson,
1, roo; Hayden, Dem., for senator. 1900.
Slavin Sherwood and Trawicky are elected
by good majorities. as are Duane and Par
rott. Democrats, for representatives of the
Western district of WinOna county.
Special to the Globe.
WINONA, Mimi, Nov 3.-The Repub-
lican, which favored the nomination of
Lovely at Kasson, and has been claiming
his election by large majority, devotes but
a three-line editorial tonight to comment
upon the result. 1t says:
Winona takes the persimmons. The people
forced it upon her. and with all her conceded
modesty she could not refuse.
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Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
OwAToNNA, Nov. 3.-The election yes
terday was hotly contested, but the DEM
ocrats captured the largest part OF the
ticket. The estimated majority for Ames
is 65. for Wilson 90. On the county ticket
the following were elected by majorities
(estimated) named. Official returns not
yet received: Auditor, j. G. Burke, Dem
ocrat, rs; treasurer, S. Peterson, Repub-
lican; register. George E. Sloan, Repub-
lican, 1875; sheriff, Hugh Murray. Demo
crat, 500; county attorney, W. A. Sperry,
Republican, 125; clerk of court j. A. Cot
ter. Democrat, 500; superintendent Of
schools, George c. Tanner, Democrat, $50;
senator. G. S. Crandall, Republican. 100;
representative, George W. Buffum, Repub
lican, 200. The Democrats elected four of
the five county commissioners.
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THE STATE EY COUNTIES.
Blue Earth.
snec;al TO the Globe


MANKATO, Mimi, Nov. 3.-The returns
complete of Blue Earth county give Ames
majority of $50, also majority for the
balance of the state ticket Lind, Republi-
can, for congress, has about 100 majority
over Bulls. Democrat E. NJ. Pope, Dem
ocratic state senator, is elected by over 500
majority over Spaulding. Republican. For
representatives. Charles Bennett and W.R.
Jones. Republican, and E. It. Champlin.
Democrat, are elected. Green, Republic
can, claims 8 majority over l.. Patterson,
Democrat, but his election is not sure. ].
Kremer. treasurer, Democrat is also
claimed to be elected. Scattergoed, Re-
publican, for county auditor, 3. D. Smith.
Republican, for county attorney; G.. II.
Piper, Republican, for sheriff; Oscar Bier
bauer, Republican, for register of deeds:
Stephen Thorn, Republican, for clerk of
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Scott.
Cnnoin1 70 tho CInhn

SPECIAL TO the GloDe.
SHAKoPEE. Mimi, Nov. 3.-All towns
but one in Scott county are in. The follow
ing figures are substantially correct. al
though not official: Ames' majority is
1, 800, MacDonalds majority 1.S00. Ames
ran 250 ahead of Cleveland. The Demo
cratic county and legislative ticket is
elected except coroner, which is undecided,
being as follows: Senator, Matthias Mach
bar; representative. Robert j. Farley;
sheriff, Theodore Weiland; clerk of dis
trct court. ulius A. Collier; auditor. Henry
&c. Koerner; treasurer. James Sullivan;
register Gerhard Hilgus; Judge of probate,
Mic Meyer; superintendent of schools,
Martin NJ Shields; attorney, James
McHale; surveyor. John Y. Hooper; COM
missioners. Martin Kelleher. John w. Cal
lender, Timothy Duffy. Peter Coyne. The
contest between j. Bales and Patrick
Egan must be determined by official count.
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Dakota.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
HASTINGS, MinT.. Nov. 3.-The entire
Democratic county ticket is elected, except
ing judge of probate. III. FL. Sullivan.
ignatius Donnelly is elected representa-
tive. The official vote will be required to
decide the vote fo, senator and representa-
tives. though King. DEM, is probably
elected. Ames' majority in the towns re-
ported is 554, NacDOnald's $50. The
towns not reported are Eagan, Greenvale,
Inver Grove, Sciotl and Vermillion. These
towns gave Cleveland 100 majority, and
will make Ames' majority 730, and Mac
Donald's 622. TIE official count will not
vary twenty-five from the above.
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senator, Burkhardt, Republican, 1,200; for
sheriff, Cratic, Democrat, AIS; for auditor,
Perkins, Democrat, 256; for Register, Muli-
ins, Democrat, $50; superintendent, Ryan,
Democrat, 252, judge of probate, Collier.
Democrat, 1872; treasurer, Whitmore. Repub-
lican, 215; for members of the legislature,
Quigley, Democrat, is elected without opposi-
ton. and Emery, Democrat, is elected over
Wear, Republican, and the probabilities are
that Hample, Republican. is elected over
Dickinson, Democrat. Great enthusiasm pre-
walls in this city over the election of Thomas
Wilson and the great Democratic gains gem
erally
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Wadena.
Special to the Globe,

Sp6CIttI 10 LHt UIUD6.
VERNDALE, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Wadena's
vote on the county seat is abnormal, being
more than her entire population. They
voted men, women and children, natural
lied and unnaturalized, Dakotians, Mime
sotans and railroad med. They intimate
repeaters in Verndale simply to lower their
own rascality. The judges of election
locked themselves in private Office and are
still canvassing the vote in the presence of
no one but themselves. McGilPs vote in
Verndale is 152, Ames' 176.
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mlsteG.
Speclal to the Globe.

Special 10 Jne UIOUe
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Nov. 3.-The ma
iorities of all the precincts are: McGill
199. Wilson 451; balance of ticket not in.
County. Republican. auditor, Whited 49,;
register. Smith 1856; superintendent, Chap
man 1876: sheriff, Richardson 964; coroner,
Masse %: senator. Daniels 234; commits
sioner First district, j. N. Coe; representa-
five Second district, Tompkins; Third dis
trict. Flathers. Democratic: Treasurer,
Coppersmith LOG; clerk. Heffron 426; attor-
new Eaton 669; judge Butler 3S; commits
sioner. Third district, Kitzman.
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SALTWATER, Mimi, Nov 3.-Every
precinct in Washington county is heard
from. Ames has 242 majority, Rice for
congress 204 Durant for state senator 241.
All three OF the Democratic representatives
are elected. The Democratic county treas
urer judge Of probate and register of deeds
are elected. The Republicans probably elect
sheriff, clerk of court. county auditor and
coroner.
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court, and G. W. Mead, Republican, for
Judge of probate, are elected. E. w. Par
ker. Republican, is chosen for superinten-
dent of schools, and H. W. Brown, Demo-
crat, court commissioner. The Democrats
elect two commissioners, John Diamond
and Charles Dietz. The Republicans elect
three commissioners, A. M. Eannay, John
S. Jones and II. 4. Lee.
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Cotton wood.


DPUCIttI 20 III6 OIUJC'
WINDOW, Minn.. Nov. 3.-Returns from
ten precincts glve McGill 369. Ames 103,
Child S. Retu:ns come slowly. McGilPs
majority is 500. The election of Clark and
Estes to the legislature is conceded. The
Republicans elected are auditor, treasurer,
sheriff, register, attorney. judge, coroner,
court commissioner and superintend
ent. Doubtful clerk. The Independent
superintendent is probably elected.
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ReAw OOd.
Special to the Globe.

REDWOOD FALLS, Minn., Nov. 3.-The
returns from Redwood county are all in
except two. McGill will have $50 majority.
j. n. Jones, Republican candidate for re-
preventative. is elected by large majority.
The result on senator depends on the vote
of Brown county. The entire Republican
ticket is elected by good majority.
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Fillmore.
Special to the Globe.

PRESTON, Mimi, Nov. S.-Returns
from twenty precints give McGill 1899,
Ames 1,796. Child 3O4, Lovely 1887. Will
son 2,315. Edwards 9. 800, Meighen 1882.
Preston township gires Ames l majority,
Wilson SO majority Blaine's majority in
this town two years ago was 81 over all;
straight Republican loss of 80. The five
towns yet to hear from will not materially
change these majOrities The Democrats
elect auditor and superintendent. The
Republicans get the balance of the county
ticket. The Democrats are Jubilant over
Judge Wilson's election.
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EFOW u.
Special to the Globe.

SppcIuI 10 tNH OIUUV
New ULM, Mimi. Nov. 3.-Brown
county gives Ames $50 majority, with the
balance of the state ticket close behind.
Lind, for congress, gets 700 majority. T.
E. Bowen. Democrat, is elected senator by
a small majority. William Skinner, Dem
ocrat. is reelected representative. The en-
tire Democratic county ticket is elected by
heavy majOrities.
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Otter Tail.
Special to the Globe.

SptCIHI 10 Cu6 OIOUc.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi. Nov. 3.-Thlrty-
five towns in Otter Tail county give Nc
Gill 1,775, Ames 1.OO4. Representatives
Bjorge and Plowman are elected by big
IN ajority. Senator, Compton. Rep. 2. l53,
Rawson 316, Hompe 1.165; judge Seventh
judicial district. Williams, Rep. 1,4g7.
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He Claims His Election as Governor
by $4,000 MajOrity--The FeOpie's
Triumph.
Since election day Mayor Ames has been
seen but by few. as his appearance on the
streets has each time been the signal for a
noisy though enthusiastic demonstration.
which he desired TO avoid. Last
night GLOBE reporter found him
in his Office with friend busily engaged in
receiving dispatches, half of which were
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Special to the GloDe.
HALLocK, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Kittson
county complete. except Granville, Which
will give Kelso, Democrat, for the legisla-
ture, it's 60 solid votes, gives Kelso 1913,
Canning Sc, Baker Is. For governor, ex-
cept two towns, which will not alter the
majority, Ames has 372. McGill 442' Dem
ocratic gain of 800 votes. For the senate
Anglim falls little behind AmeS
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Martin.
SDecial to the Globe.

SpeClaI 10 LHO UIOUO'
FAIRMoNT, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Seventeen
towns heard from in this county give: For
governor. Ames 1856. McGill IT'S, Child 100;
for congress. Bulls 413, Lind 753, g: ).
Day 92. Twenty towns give f. A. Day
4O3 majority for senator and Eric Severson
25O majority for representative. The peo-
pIe's ticket elect majority of the COM
missioners, the sheriff and judge of pro-
bate.
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Pipestone.
hPCS Q
Special TO the Globe.


PIPEsToNE. Mnn., Nov. 3.-Complete
returns of Pipestone county give McGill
6O4, Ames 249, Child 9; for congress.
Lind 643, Bulls 294, Fosness 8; for sena-
tor. Brown 644, Bloom. independent, sos;
for representative, Hasal 265, Shoemaker,
independent, GIL. The Republicans elect
their entire county ticket except three COM
miSSiOnerS.
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7 ok.
Special to the Globe.

CRooKsToN, MIMI, Nov. 3.-Full re-
turns show the vote in the city of Crooks
ton as follows: Ames 431, McGill 356,
Frank 3SS, Rice 3S5, Jaeger 422, Mattson
347, Lundberg 4O4, Braden 367, Poehler
407, Bobleter, 361, Ives 416, Clapp 351,
O'Leary 391. Jones 366. Legislative, Ang-
lin 391, Sampson 372, Kelso 419, Baker
337. Prohibition vote 81.
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GOC0hUe.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
RED WING, Minn., Nov. 3.-Returns
from twenty-five ont of twentysix precincts
in Goodhue county give McGill 2.17O ma
jority over Ames and 2, 242 fot Herbert over
Macdonald. and Herbert's majority in the
county will exceed $500. Peter Nelson,
Democrat, is elected in this district by
majority of nine. Carlson, Democrat, is
defeated for sheriff by Anderson by forty
majority. Michael, Democrat is defeated
for county attorney by 1900 votes. Perry
George, Democrat, is elected county COM
missioner in the Fifth district. Doyle,
Democrat, is defeated for state senator in
the Twenty-tirst district. The remainder
of the ticket elected is Republican.
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Houston.
Special to the Globe.

CALEDONIA, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Ames, for
governor received in thirteen towns 1,010
votes, McGill l ,355. Two towns not heard
from will give McGill 80 majority. and the
county by about 425. Wilson for. congress
received 1850 votes, and Lovely 1852,
from fifteen towns. jefferson, estimated
at so. and Brownsville, with a majority of
120 for Wilson, gives him the county by
1S7. Halries, DEM, for senator, received
945 from fifteen towns, and 81 majority in
Brownsville. johnson, Rep, received 1,23S,
and majority of 231, estimating Jefferson
at sc. Russell. Dem., received 1,175
votes; Hundredmark. DEM, received 1. 122;
Potter. Rep, received 1,1S5, and Bunge,
Rep, received 1885 from fifteen towns.
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Grant.
Snecial to the Globe.

HERMAN, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Fourteen
towns in Grant county give McGill SIG,
Ames 273, Child 49, Hixon, Republican.
for senator has 500 majority, and Costello.
Republican. for representative 621 majority
in the same precincts. T. G. Hodgson,
state lecturer of the Farmers alliance, is
reelected superintendent of schools by a
sweeping majority.
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Mower.
Special to the Globe.

SpeClaI 10 LHt V1IOO0.
AUSTIN, Minn.. Nov. 3.-The Demo
Gratis have elected senator. one representa-
tive, and register of deeds. Wilson's ma
iority as far as heard from is 209, with
three precincts to hear from. which will
make his majority in this county about 250.
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carver.
Snecial to the Globe.


CHAsKA, Mimi, Nov. 3.-The following
are the majoritns in this county: Ames
1,116, Macdonald 1.215; for senator. A. G.
Anderson, 150 G. Teubert and 3. f.
Light are elected representatives, by good
maiorities.
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meeker.
C:nI La &hn Clnho

LITcHFIELD. Mimi, Nov. 3.-Meeker
county gives McGill and Herbert so major
ity. Wall, Democratic and Alliance. is
elected auditor; Hawkinson, Republican.
treasurer; Holm, Republican, sheriff; Rus
sell, Republican and Alliance, county at
torneY.
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Pope.
Special to the Globe.

6peClaI 70 Che TIODe.
GLENwooD, Minn., Nov. 3.-Fifteen
towns give Ames 1926, McGil 657. There
are nine more towns to hear from. Six
towns give Ames majority of 81, Thacker,
Rep, will probably be the next senator
and Wollan, Rep, representative.
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st. louis.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 4.-The count
is not completed in the Third and Fourth
wards and will not be tonight. McGurs
majority will be about 1000. Whiteman
defeats Munger in the district probably
about 300. Knox defeats Kendall 200 or
900
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Faribault.
Special to the G.

Special to the Globe.
BLUE EARTH CITY, Mimi, Nov. s.
Eight towns in Faribault county give Nc
Gill $50. balance of the state ticket about
the same. Goodrich, Rep, is elected sena-
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WiEkfm.
SDecisI t0 I ha G1Oha

Special to the Globe.
BRECKENRIDGE, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Wilkin
county gives Ames majority Of 4S with
one town to hear from. Blaine's majority
in the county in 1884 was 1876.
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CROW Wing.

Special to the Globe.
BRAINERD, Mimi, Nov. 3.-The city of
Brainerd and four voting precincts in the
country give Ames 219 majority. There
are still four small precincts to hear from,
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GincO2ns
Snecial TO the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE BENTON, Minn., Oct. 3.-If the
Democratic rally few nights since had not
fallen through McGill would not have any
majority at all. The vote of the county on
the state ticket is about $50 Republican and
400 Democratic.
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RenVille.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the GIobe.
SACRED HEART. Nov. 3.-The village
of Sacred Heart and the four adjoining
towns of Wang. Erickson, Sacred Heart
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Douglas.

Special to the Globe.
GLENwoOD, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Later re-
turns from Douglas county will put Vivian.
DEM, to the front with nearly roo ma
iOrity.
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Sherburne.
Special to the Globe

Special to the GLOBE.
ELK RIVER, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Returns
from all the towns in Sherburne county
give McGill $50, Ames 54S, Gilfllan 700.
Ricd 52S.
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Baxter. non-partisan, 1852. About 5000
votes were polled in the county, and show
a large gain over the Blaine vote.
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tor. Williams. an alliance G. X. Davis
man, is elected. Lind carried the county
over Bulls.
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KittsOn.

The election is yet in doubt. and may not
be determined until the vote is canvassed.
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IN THE BALANCE.
The Battle Of Ballot Governor
in Minnesota Re- fkably
Close,
And 1t VIII Take the Official
Count to Decide the
Result.
On the Face Of the Returns Ames
Has a Plurality Of
1920.
But Thirty-Five of the Eighty Counties
Send in Complete
Returns.
Wilson, Macdonald and Ric9 to Repre-
sent the State in the Fiftieth
Congress.
Mayor Rice's P'rrality in St. Paul
Reaches + N uifoent Figure
Of LOO,
And he Ron ds Up the District With
Over 3,OUU Votes More Than
Gillian.
The Democrats Make Gain OF SIX
or More NJ AleInbers in the
State Senate.
Detailed Reports of the Ballotfng--
Surprising Results in Some
Localities.
Mayor Ames Grateful to the People
for His Big Vote, and Claims
14,OOO Majority.
Great Cause for Democratic Jubi1a-
ton In a state Which Blaine
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Republican gains. The Prohibition vote
in 1884 was 56S. kaddiyohi, Mcleod, Dakota,
Renvile and Swift are estimated. The fig
ures will not vary much from the totals
given. No Prohibition vote received.
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EtTs VerV Close.

The returns Of the state of Minnesota are
still incomplete, and it is therefore impossi-
Bile to say who is elected governor. The
Republican papers will continue to boast
that McGill has carried the state. but they
do not know that he has secured a plurality
of the votes cast. The GLOBE prefers to
give the news as it comes. let it elect whom
it may, and promises the public to announce
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The Democrats Make a Gain OF SIX
or More NJ eInbers in the
State Senate.