St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-14
GLAD OVER THEIR VICTORY.
Saltwater Republicans Paint Their
Town Red. White and Blue.
4 GREAT CROWD TURNS OUT
TO Witness the Parade Of the Enthu-
siasis---The Official Vote of Wash
ingt0n County.

| The Republicans jollified here last
evening with big j at p. m. The
procession formed on South Main street
in !, the following order: Marshall.
platoon of police, 100 mounted men,
band.log cabin, wagon of fire works,
| decorated float with mammoth ROSTERS,
red landau carriage trimmed with
red with four ladies dressed in red, and
horses trimmed in red, landau carriage
| trimmed in white, containing four
| ladies in white, and drawn by four
| white horses, finely capironed harness,
I trimmed with white, landau carriage
I trimmed in blue, with four young ladies
| dressed in blue. Horace VOliquey had
| the red, Frank Coy the white, and f. l..
| McKusick the blue. This was the
finest feature of the parade, and never
I was excelled in this city. Following
these came the Cadet drum corps, a
squad of prison guards in uniform, and
| a number of fantastic rigs. after which
! came the torch bearers, the rear being
brought up by an immense tln-horn
horse Oh the shoulders of six young
men, after which came carriages
and decorated wagons. Among
these was float representing
| a monitor called a democratic
humiliation" a large float drawn by six
white horses with a lady representing
the Goddess of Liberty with four at
tie .dants dressed in continental costume
and various other floats and character
representations. The procession. pa
raded the principal streets of the city
which was finely Illuminated. many Of
the stores and residences being blaze
OF light. There were numbers of trans
parencieS and notices, but nothing of
an offensive or insulting nature. Upon
the window of a we'll known Democratic
business house was motto, which read
'.ItS a bitter pill. but we have sWal-
lowed it," which was cheered by the
Eerowd upon the street. The parade was
Ia magnificent one. and thOughnot large
Sin numbers, was elaborate IN conception
lnand design. The streets were orderly
Band quiet, although an immense crowd
Escongregated, and everything passed Off
pleasantly.
p THE VOTE OF WASHINGTON.
FL The following is the full official vote
Iftof Washington county as returned 10y
|, the county board of canvasSerS, who
were in session for that purpose yester-
Hay: Harrison, 2,764; Cleveland. 2,0l5:
Fisk, 1913; plurality, $40. Governor,
William r. Merriam, 1885; Eugene Nj.
fJWilson, 2.132; Hugh Harrison, 1879: plu
IifaIity. SOB. Judge, First Judicial dis
.etrict, William NJ. McCluer, 4,7S2. Con-
gress. S. p. Snider, 2.763; Edmund Rice,
ls2.010; p. PinkhaiIi, 49, plurality, 753.
I Legislative. First district. both Rep.
,Fayette Marsh, 761 j. 3. Taft, s74;
plurality, IL; Second DISTRICT list
NJ. Anderson. Dem, 6sS; plurality 1872;
Third Dlstrict-R..:.l Henry. B: VOlmer,
1.1O5: T.. William Fowler, 643; plural
ity, .452. County Ticket-Auditor, w.
C. Masterman, r., 1850, plurality,
1.1OO; Myron Shepard, D., 1850; A. J.
Holm, p, 4. Treasurer, Samuel Bloom
er, ,4S3, plurality, Y: j.. r: Burke.
Z, 1856; j. p. Furber, 90. Sheriff, c. P.
Holcombe, 2,746, plurality, 734; Emil
| Kruger, 2,O12; Frank Myers, 113.
Recorder deeds, Harvey w. Davis
.2,946, w. r. Lehmicke l,s40, j. D. Engle
los, plurality 1,106. County attorney,
0rris Lee 2.525, G. P.Greg0ry 1921, pln
rality 234. County suryeyor,J. FL. S0ule
2,715. David B. Cook 2,175. plurality $40:
coroner, T. G. Clark 1852, w. c. Voigt
2,O2s, G. E. Clark AS; plurality 664.
Court commissioner George FL. Sullivan,
I.
zlehmicks, DEM. 4,76s, n. 0. Garlic,
Pro, 119. County superintendent
| Of schools. J. j. Mcintosh 2,s63,
T. p. James 2,O75; plurality 7SS.
County Commisioners-First district,
| Charles Lund 500, Hugh Campbell 314;
plurality rs. Third district, Andrew
Olson 40; John Kelly 307; plurality
1853. Fifth district, August Neubauer,
Rep, 4S5; John II. Horn. DEM. 3535;
| John d. Carroll, Pro-, 224: plurality 1913.
| 1t will be seen that Merriam runs be-
| hind the national ticket 246, and about
| the same behind the rest of the state
| ticket. In 1884 Blaine carried the
| county by 1.046, leaving a net Republic
an loss of about 800 votes. The Prohi-
| bitioniStS generally voted with the Re
| piblicans. The candidates for auditor
| and register Of deeds have majority of
| 1.1O0 votes, while a full delegation of
| three Republican members TALL Sabin
| meh} are elected to the legislature. All
| that is left to the Democracy is the
Judge of probate and court coInmiS-
| sfener, neither of them had any oppO-
| sition, and one state senator, Hon. E.
w. Durant, who holds over under the
| law. There are no contests i'll the
| county, and people have lost all interest
| in the result. In the case of John IF.
| Burke, defeated for reelection to
| the Office of county treasurer by seventy
| seven votes, general regret is ex-
| pressed, and had any one of a number
| of his Sstaunch Republican friends
dreamed of the resnlt it would never
| have happened. The Republican
Biected, while an honest and conscien-
iaDus man, is not business man and
| had only his army record to recommend
| him for the position. He was guard
| on the prison wall and his election was
general surprise.
na RANDOM NOTES.
The district court met for the regular
| fan term at the court house at 10 a. M,
| yesterday. Judge F. NJ. Crosby Oh the
9Bench. The grand jury was empan--
yeaed and sworn and Myron Shepard
appointed foreman. After the usual
charge they retired for consultation,
and did not conclude the business before
| them up to evening. The regular cal
endar was called and cases set for GER
tain dates. To-day will be used to hear
court cases.
<soWiliiam Hatch, one of the old resi-
dents of this city, who has been at Hud-
son for some time for treatment for kid
uey complaint, was brought here yes
lsterday upon a cot, and will not long sur
svive.
The funeral of the young son of j. HI.
Warren occurred from the residence at
2 p. m. yesterday.
Fifteen patients, five of whom are
very seriously i'll, are reported at the
| city hospital.
| The mother of Judge j. G. Nethaway
left yesterday for her home in the East.
The "White Slave" will be at the
Grand tonight.
r. President Cleveland Gained.
Special to the Globe.
..WAsHINGToN, Nov. ia delegation
from the Church of the Most Holy Re