St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-12
TUESDAY AT SALTWATER.
The Corrected Returns of the County
of Washington.
MERRIAM'S PLURALITY IS 50.
Emil Leidstrom Skips TO a Neighbor-
hood Where He Will Have
More Room.

Corrected returns were received yes
terday from the precincts of Oakdale
and the Second precinct of the First
ward, and the following pluralities are
given the various candidates in this
county according to the official canvass
finished yesterday at the auditors office:
For governor, Merriam. Rep. 80; leu
tenant governor, Ives, Rep, 407; secre-
tary Of state. LindhOlm, DEM, 652;
auditor, Biermann, Dem. and ALL, 2S9;
treasurer. Bobleter, Rep, 432; attorney
general, Clapp, Rep, 527; clerk of SUI
preme court, HOlcombe, Rep, 215; MEM
Der of congress, CasLle, DEM,
467; state senator, Searles, hep,
Rep, 1852; treasurer. Blomer Rep,
l.C4O; sheriff, Marty, Rep, 1g6; register
of deeds, Davis. Rep, 1.153; ju ge of
probate, Lehmicke, Dem.. 1.04O; county
attorney, Sullivan, DEM, 256; surveyor.
Shepard, Rep. and DEM, ]. 2S4; coroner.
Clark, Rep, 30: clerk of court, Bennett,
Rep, 2U6; superintendent Of schools.
Macintosh, Rep, 572. County commits
sinners. Staples. Rep, 1874; Mexican,
Rep, 17S. Representatives to the legis
lalure, Booren, .Rep.,477; DAILY, Rep. and
ALL, %; Zelch, Rep, 1911. Amend
ment to Article l, Yes. 152. Repeal
CHAPTER IL, laws of 's7, No. 529.
Emil LeidSlrom, young man who
has for some time been in the employ OF
the stage firm of Carroll u Olson at
Marine, has skipped out under peculiar
circumstances. Leidstrom made daily
trips from Marine to this city, and was
often entrusted with money by resi-
dents of that village with which to set
tie accounts here. 1t how appears that
in several cases he has not paid the ac-
counts and has appropriated the money
to his own use. He stated to number
of friends before his departure that he
was going to theWoods to work.
The presentationsof the opera, "Bo-
hemian Girl" at the opera house this
evening by home talent promises to be
rare treat. The company has been re-
hearsing for the past six weeks and has
attained high degree of excellence.
The opera will he repeated tomorrow
evening. Seibcrt's orchestra, of ST..
nish music for the occasion.
1t now appears that Charles Meter
field, who was taken to Hudson, yester-
day, to be tried for the larceny of a
cow, is an expert at COW stealing, hav-
ing stolen one from the premises
of George BrasSau. about five miles
from this city, on the morning Of cleo
ton day, which he disposed of to a
butcher at South Saltwater.
Buck" Kelly, young man well
known in this city, was accidently shot
and seriously wounded Sunday, at
Clendenning's camp. near Grantsburg.
Wis, by James Clendenning, while
evidently hunting in the woods. Glen
denning miStook Kelly for deer and
fed at him. the ball entering his back
near the right side.
Mrs. John Sinnott, an old and re-
spected lady residing on West Olive
street, died, Monday evening, of pneu-
monia. The funeral will take place
from st. MichaelS church, tomorrow at
a. M, the remains being inferred in
the Catholic cemetery at South Still
water.
A letter was received few days ago
from John Krona, the Singer sewing
agent who SO mysterlouSly disappeared
short time ago. The letter is written
from San Francisco. CAL, and states
that Krona is dangerously ill i'll that
city.
Dore Davidson and Miss Ramie Aus
ten, supported by good company of
artists. presented "Guilty Without
Crime" at the opera house last evening
to fair and appreciative audience.
Cook & Spindle have disposed of their
undertaking establishment to Mime
apoliS parties, VINO will remove the
stock and fixtures to that city.