St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-05
Mower.
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AUSTIN, Nov. 04.--Returns from
twelve precincts in the county of Mower
give Wilson 433. Merriam 400, Owen
Isl; for congress, w. I'll. Harries 617,
Dunnell $40. The probable plurality in
the Whole county for Merriam for gov
ernOr is 600: for Dunnell for congress
500: for state senator Oscar Ayers ap-
pears TO be elected. The following are
apparently elected representatives: j.
j. FuriOng, Dem.; &. E. Benner, Rep.
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Lyle-Returns of Nevada township:
Merriam 60. Wilson 80, Owen 80, Pink
ham 6, Dunnell rs, Harries SO. Ayers GA,
Gibson IS, AmmundsOn 90, Furiong 4S.
NicOllet.
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ST.. PETER, MIMI, NOV. 5.-Nicoliet
county has gone for Wilson by safe
majority. The Alliance did It, st.
Peter gives Wilson 29l, Merriam $50.
Owens 40. Only three towns are in
from the country, and in all of these
Merriam has been severely slaughtered.
Wilson'S plurality will not be less than
200, and Baker will carry the county by
safe majority.
PipestOne.
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PIPESToNE, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Returns
from six precincts in the county of Pipe
stone give Wilson "a, Merriam 255, Owen
2S5; for congress, Lind Rep. 296.
Baker All. 285; seven precincts to hear
from. For state senator it is very close
between Miller and Ladue. The county
will undoubtedly go for the Alliance.
The county ticket will be mixed.
Brewster-Fifty-tive votes east in Herfey
township, as follows: wilson 33, Merriam
13. Owens g. PAIL 81, ives 13, Barrett IL,
Baker AZ, Lind Is, Ladue 3S, Miller II.
Lyon.
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MARSHALL, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Returns
from six precincts in Lyon county give
Wilson 115, Merriam 220. Owen 1856; for
congress. Baker 304, Lind POS: state sem
ator, Burchard, DEM. 260; -Lavisson,
Rep, 100; Mott, ALL, 100. This is only
about one-third of the county vote.
Tracy-Merriam 1913. Wilson 81, Owen SIS,
Pinkham IS; Ives 1873, PAIL 62, Barrett 63;
Bobeter 49, Foote 50; Mcclure 159 Bier
man 10Y; Clapp 161, Calhoun 81, Holcomb
159.
Marshall-Merriam 1877, Wilson 100, owen
80, Pinkham Z; congress- Lind 139. Baker
I39; senator. Burchard PIT, Lairsson 81.
| Mott IA, Larson 3.
Swift.
MURDOCH, Mimi. Nov. 4.-COngress-
men, d. S. Hall 25, o. NJ. Hall 53. Gam
bic 8, Sheppard 1; governor. Merriam
10, Wilson II, Owens 81, Pinkham g;
lieutenant governor. Ives 20. PAIL 43,
Barrett 20. Brown Is; congress, Lind
| holm 81. Hillebee 2, Wessenberg s;
treasurer. Bobleter 20, Foote 40, Math-
ieson I6, Frost q; secretary, Mcclure
| 81, Berman SO, Kron 8: attorney gen.
eral, Clapp 20, Calhoun As. Taylor Is;
| clerk supreme court, HOlcOmbe 20,
| O'Hair As. Kohlairs 16, Dean Q; state
senator, Barber 20, Erickson 62; state
representatives, Stone SO, Larson 50;
Severance 20, Wells 10, Mcclure 62.
Jackson.
| Heron Lake-This precinct gives Merriam
80. Wilson AT, owen %, Lind l26, Baker
| %. This ratio will give Merriam 200 over
| both opponents.
Murray.
Lime Lake Township-For congressman,
Lind 70, Baker 3d. for governor. Merriam
| At Wilson 10, Owen SO; state senator, Nil
! Ter 81 Becker So, Ladus SO.
Slayton- Merriam 80, Wilson 81. Owen 3;
| congress. Lind Ill, Baker %; senators Mile
| 60 Becker 80, Ladu So.
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