St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-05
The Grandest Days Work That the Grand Old
State Has Accomplished Since Its
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ance have elected one representative. The
| county officers elected are Republican,.
Lanesboro-Merriam l39. Wilson 125,
| Owen Is, Pinkham s.: lieutenant governor,
| Ives 146, PAIL 104, Barrett 3d. secretary of
state, Brown l46, Lindholm 104, Wasenberg
| 81, Hilliboe 4; state treasurer, Bobleter 1f5,
| A. e. Foote 1U3, Matheson 80; Frost 4; aud
| tor, Mcclure La Bermant 81, Kivan 4 !;
attorney general, Clapp 146. Althouse 104,
Taylor So; clerk of supreme court. Holcomb
| 146, O'Hair 1O4, Kolars 81, Dean /; member
of congress, Dunnell $50. Harri es l33 !;
| state, senator. Grammar lao, Tously 140,
Harsh 42; state representative. Nelson LAG,
| Rathbnn l43, Jahr LAG; Gilmore 139, Rob
| erts 13S, Hadlaud 80. Hamlen 4.
Holt-Merriam SO. Wilson 40, Owen g.
Pinkham 8. Dunnel 81. Harries 4S: Bier
So Democrats Al, Alliance II, Prohibition g.
Chatield-W Wilson 40. Merriam l32
Harries l72. DUntiell 1877.
Bloomfield, gives Merriam 50, Wilson 90
Pinkham / =, Owen AZ; congress DuuneIl
40, HarrieS 81.
Forestville, gives Merriam 27, Wilson 80
Owen %; congress Harries 91, Dunnel 81.
FreebOrn.
To the Editor of the Globe.
ALBERT LEA. MIMI, Nov. 4AThe
city gives Merriam 422, Wilson 156,
Owen rs; Dnnneil 392, Harries 267
and Knatvold 13S, majority for senate
over Nelson. Outside towns show an
Alliance landslide. Owen and Harries
will probably carry the county. The
Republican legislative and county
tickets are evidently showed under.
Glenville-Shell Rock township gives Mer,-
riam 80, Ives 100, Brown 100, Bobleter 100
Mcguire 100 Clapp IvC, Holcomb 90, Dun
nell SO. Knatvo1d "a, Erickson 104, Starks
l04; Wilson 40, Pahl 30, Llndholm 33,
33, Nelson s6. Norton rs, Miller 76; Owen
33. Barrett 1S, Wesenberg SO, Mathieson Sc,
| Taylor ~, Kolars 3S, Harries SO; Pinkham
L., Hilleboe IL. Frost -, Kron IL, Taylor
Hartland--For governor, Merriam 40 Wilson
IL, owen SO; for congress, Dunnell 81, Har-
ries 90.
Houston.
| Special to the Globe.
CALEDONIA, Minn., Nov. 4.-Meager
returns show large Alliance vote has
been polled In the county. Harries car
ries Hokah by IS majority, and has 80
votes in Spring Grove, both large Re-
publican towns. He has surely carried
! the county.
Houston-Town and village. Merriam 12S.
Wilson 67, Owen IS; Pinkham lS. Dunneli
I34, Harries 127, Kelly 73, johnson 149,
Prendergast SO.
Hokah-Merriam 81, Wilson 50; congress,
| Harries Sc. Dunnell So.
Observation-Disclosures of election say this
| precinct gives Wilson 100, Merriam 49, Har-
rieS l7o, Dunneli SO.
La Crescent-Merriam's plurality %, SEN
ator 80, representative % plurality. Harries
II majority.
Grand Meadow-Congressman. NJ. H. Dun.
nell 64 w. II. Harriss 27, j. F. O'Hara 5 :,
Owen z, J. p. Pinkham L; lieutenant gov.
ernor G. S. Ives 63, +. G. Pahl 20. }. O. Bar
| rett 5; secretary OF state. F. ii. Brown &c, A.
7. Lindholm 10. NJ. Wesenberg 5, Hans S.
Hellsboe 3: state auditor. II. J. Mcclure 81,
A. Bierman 26, Ole Kron !, Newton A. Frost
l; state treasurer, Joseph Bobleter 60, c. NJ
Foote 20, Eric Mathieson 6. S. NJ. Foote l
attorney general, Clapp 66, Calhoun 10,
Holcomb 66, O'Hair 10, Kohlars 6. William
Z. Dean / senator, Ayers sc, o. w Gibson
70; representative, G. w. Benner Al, S. Y.
Paddock AZ.
Grand Meadow - The vote OF Grand
Meadow-Congressman NJ. H. Dunnell 81, !
W. Ii. Harries 27, +. F. Ohare /. Governor
w. r. Merriam 62, Thomas Wilson %, S. M,
Gwen z, Joseph P. Pinkham i. Lieutenant
governor, G. S. Ives SO, E. G. Pahl 80, j. o.
Barrett 8: Secretary of state, f. P. Brown
o. w. Gibson 20. Representative G.. w.
Benner IA, s. Y. Haddock AZ.
TaOpi-Member of congress. Dunnell Is,
Harries 3; for governor, Merriam Is, Wilson;
D; for lieutenant governor, Ives IL, Pahf 4 :,
secretary of state, Brown IL. Lindholm A :
state treasurer Bobleter II, Foote 4; state
auditor Mcclure II, Bierman 4: attorney
- u
preme court, Holcomb IL. OHara 4; state
senate. Ayers IL. Gibson 4; representative
Amundson II, Furlong4 d.
Windom-Merriam SO, Wilson 81, Owen
13, Pinkham q
Lodi-Merriam 80, Wilson Al, Dunnell 81.
Harries 46; for senator, Gibson So,
Ayers 30.
OImsted.
Dover-Merriam III, Wilson 70. owen s.
Pinkham g. Ives Il2. Pahl II. Barrett II
Brown 115, Lindholm ~. Wessenberg s.
Hillsboe 6. Bobleter l15, Foote II, Mathisotf,
5, Frost g., Mcguire ia, Bierman 93, Kroh
6, Clapp 113, Calhoun n; Taylor IL, :IIoi-
comb l15. o. Hair n, Dean 6, Donneil II,
Harries S4; state senator, A. II. Stebbiiis
lis, w. w. Mayo az, d. ID. Kimball &; rep.
resentatives, J. Palmer 116 T. A. Giere II.
J. 1. Wright 81. 9. French 81, E. NJ. Gilbert
Quincy-Wilson So, Owen 5S, Merriam AZ.
Harries 81, Dunnell 40. Mayo 20, Stebbins
81; Representatives, Wright 81 French IO3 :
Palmer SO. Llere 40a
Eyota-Eyota village and towship give the
Mayo II, all Democrats. ~
Byron-Merriam 80, Wilson 9, Pinkhain
IL, Owen z, Dunnell As. Harries IL.
ElmIra-Wilson ITO, Merriam ST. Harris
los, Dunnell 80.
Special to the Globe.
OwAToNNA. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Twelye
precincts reported up to this hour give
Wilson 66s votes, Merriam 697, Owen
1870; Dunnell 7s4, Harries SIS: state.
senator. Crandall IT'S. Morehouse FOG:
representatives, Diment sos, Nelson
660. The city gives Harries two ma
jority,
Twelve precincts. including the city of