St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-05
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Aitkin.
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AITKIN, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Three pre-
cincts of Aitkin county give Merriam
100, Wilson $50, Owen 30; Ives 125. PAIL
1O5. Bobleter 1856; Foote los, Mcclure
139, Bierman 112, Clapp 161, Calhoun rs,
Holcomb l35. O'Hair 1O5. Congress:
Comstock 141. Wbiteman 143. Senator:
Allen 159, Hawkins 142: Representa-
tive: Foley 3O3.
Big Stone.
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ORToNVILLE. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Big
Stone county, for governor, Wilson 2SS,
Merriam POI. Owen 1876: for congress,
Whiteman, DEM. 1893: COmstOck, Rep,
POS; for state senator, Forty-nlnth dis
trict, Peterson 2S6, Hixson 333, Cane
sterp, Ind, 262; for representative, For
ty-ninth district, ley $50, Lyman 1923,
Setterland, Rep, PSI. Six precincts yet
to hear from.
Becker.
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DETROIT, Mimi, Nov. merriam
1888. Wilson 9S. Owen 43, Pinkham s.:
Comstock, 125 majority; Holmes, for
state senate, 255.
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DETROIT, Mimi. Nov. Returns
from four precincts in the county of
Becker give Wilson 80, Merriam 80,
owen r. For Congress: Whitney l43,
C0mst0ck, Rep, 3O7, Halverson, ALL, AZ.
Far state senator: Holmes. Rep, III
seven precincts has majority of 313.
Carlton.
BARNUM. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Merriam
80, Owen n, Wilson A.; rest of state
ticket in proportion. Congress, Com
stock SO. Halvorsen SO. Whiteman "a.
Senator. Hawkins SO, Allen 25.
MahtOwa-For governor, Merriam IA,
Owen %, Wilson Is, Pinkham 2; lieu
tenant governor. Ives II, PAIL 81, Bar
rett 10, Pinkham 2; secretary of state,
Brown Il, Lindholm 20, Wesenberg II,
Hilliboe 2; state treasurer, BObleter II,
Foote %, Mathieson Is, Frost 2; state
auditor, Mcclure II, Bierman 80, Kron
2: attorney general, Clapp II, Calhoun
court, Holcomb II, O'Hair %, KotaSS ID,
Dean 2: congressman Fifth district,
Comstock IL, Whiteman 81. Halverson
IL: senator Fifty-third district, Allen
IS, Hawkins So; for representative,
! Hanback, IA, Foley 26, Askew 10; judge
Eleventh judicial district. Ensign Al.
Clay.
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MooRHEAD, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Com-
| stock 325. Whiteman $50, Halverson AZ.
! Merriam is not far behind Comstock.
Cannot give definite count yet on ac-
| count of split tickets. which will not be
| counted until tomorrow. The Demo
| Gratis are holding their own.
Felton-At the election here to-day
there were IS votes cast. Wilson re-
| ceiveG 20. Merriam 16. Owen %.
Crow Wing.
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BRAINERD, Nov. Fourth ward,
state, Merriam 40, Wilson IA, Owen So;
| congress and legislature not in; Fifth
ward. Merriam 81. Wilson 6s. Owen 81
congress and legislature not in: Crow
! Wing county. Crow Wing precinct,
legislature, Hemsted, DEM, 81; Stevens,
DEM, SO; Halsted, Rep, "a; Dunn,
| Rep, a.
Second ward complete: Congress, Com
| stock 17o. Whiteman Z, Halverson D.; state
| Merriam I67, Wilson 20, Owen 81. Pinkham
4: legislature, Geissel 2OJ, Flynn g. for
senate; for assembly, Hemsted 15S. Stivers
| Bouck 13l, Dunn ] 81, Wise 169.
| The count is very slow on account of
heavy scratching. 1t is impossible to
| give figures. Indications are that Mer-
Ram and Comstock will carry the county
| by reduced pluralities. Geissel will
| have large majority over Flynn for
| senator, and the Republican legislative
ticket will probably leave The county
with small maj0rities.
Douglas.
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ALEXANDRIA. MIMI. Nov. 4.-Re-