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

Herbert 24S, Macdonald 90; state senator.
Finelth, Rep, $50, Hayward, DEM. 116,
Peck, Pro-, 68. Town of Minnesota. Nc
Gill 155, Ames 20, Returns are coming in
very slowly.
Fronteuae-McGill 81, Ames 5S.
Zumbrota Village-McGill 148, Ames Al.
kenyon-McGill 81, Ames "A.
Cannon Falls village-McGin 211, Ames 70.
Burnsde-McGill go. Ames %.
Cannon Falls sTownshp-McGin17 ITO, Ames 1e
GRANT.
Special to the Globe.
HERMAN. Mimi. Nov. 2 Herman gives
McGill "a, Ames 65, Child 6. The balance
of the Democratic ticket was votes be-
hind, except Ives, whose vote is only one
third that of Ames. McGill will carry the
county by more than two hundred. Hix-
son and Costello. Republican and farmers.
candidates for the legislature, are running
ahead of their ticket and will be elected.
Baxter is ahead for judge.
Ashby Vtllage-Ames SO, McGill 81.
Ashby-McGill 81. Ames 80.
HOUSTON.
La Crescent-Ames Sc, McGill 70: senator,
Harries, DEM, 100, johnson, Rep, "a; repre-
sentative. Russell, Dem, II, Nelson, DEM,
So, Potter, Rep, 90. Burge, Rep, rs.
IsANTI.
NORTH BRANCH, Minn., Nov. 2.-Mc-
Gil "a, Ames 81, Walmarks55, Shaleen 81,
Smith SO, Joanason 19.
JACKeoN.
La Crosse, Weimer and Heron Lake give
McGill 26 majority, Democratic gain OF 30.
KANABEC.
Special to the Globe.
MORA, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Kanabec county
is all ia; McGill has 237, Gillian 252,
Ames 81. Rice "a. For state senator,
Wallmark, Rep. has 233, Shaleen, Rep,
IS. For representative, JOnasOn, Rep,
has II, and Henry Smith. DEM. 276.
kANDIYOHL
Atwater Village-McGill SO, Ames 20.
New London--McGili 79, Ames II.
Burbanks-McGill 2s, Ames Il.
KITTsON.
SPesial to the Globe.
HALLocK, MIMI, Nov. 2.-Ames and
McGill are about even in this comfy.
Democratic gain of over 200. Nelson,
DEM. for representative. has about 800
majority, almost the solid vote.
Kennedy-Ames ~ majority.
LAKE.
Special to the Globe.
Two HARBoRs. Mimi, Nov. 1.-Two
Harbers gives McGiIl 2OS, Alnes 46, Nelson
254; senator. Munger 16. Whteman 23S;
representatives. Knox Is, Kendall 240. The
remainder of the county casts about eight
cen votes, mostly Republican.
LINCOLN.
Special to the Globe.
LAKE BENTON, Mimi, Nov. 2.-The
official count of the vote cast in this pre-
cinct to-day is as follows: Governor. Nc
Gill 80, Ames 20; lieutenant governor, A.
E. Rice S5. John Frank 18; secre-
tary of state, Hans Mattson S6.
Luth Jaeger 16; state auditor, w.
w. Braden 81, G.. A. Lundberg 16;
state treasurer, Joseph Boblctsr, S., Henry
Poehler, Is; attorney general, NJ. E. Clapp
S., JohR n. Ives IS; clerk of supreme court,
j. D. Jones 81. 7. O'Leary Is; member Of
congress Second district. John Lind 90. A,
Fl. Bulls 13; senator. O. Lande 10S; rep
rese natives, John Mobiles and John Han
son, Rep, 65.
Tracy villags-Anss 10, McGill 1s9.
Traey--AcGil s2s, AIMS 70, Child 21, Rice
2s3. Frnnk a, Pinkhan u, NSttsen 232, Jae-
ger So, BobIster 233. Poshier 65. Kaiss 22,
Braden 233, Lunlherr S. Allen "a, Clapp, 2S3,
Ives "a. Hatch 9, Lind 254, Bnllis 81.
Ninneota-a,caill Ill 1a5 Ames "a.
watervills-Amss ls7, McGill 90. Ch I'D ~.
Ottawa-AEsa ss, Frask 47, JAEGER 46,
Lunaberg 40; NJ Gill 43, Rice 30, Mattson o1,
BoDleter 81, Clapp ~, Jones al.
MO- RI sON.
Special to the Glese.
LITTLE FALLS. MINI, ,Nov.2.-Merrlsen
county is good for 500 majority for Ames
MARSHALL.
Argyle Viliage-AcGill %, Ames So; Az