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P. II. Hagney 81, John I. Caneff 81. Joseph
scram 43. j. e. Dawson 20. D. F. Akin 80.
GOOdhue.
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RED WING, Mimi. Nov. 4.-Returns
from nine precincts in the county of
Goodhue give for congress 0. NJ. Hall
plurality in the whole county for Mer-
RAM for governor is LOGO; for ID. S.
Hall for congress, SOC; for state senator
}. w. Peterson appears to be elected.
The following are apparently elected:
Representatives, o. o. Huset. Second
district, doubtful; Third. W. +. Cross.
If the present ratio continues ID. S. Hall
will not have 500 majority in GoOdhue
county. At IL O'clock no returns on
governor have been received.
Cannon Falis-Cannon Falls Village-D s.
Hall. Rep. 12l; o. NJ. Hall 105; governor
Merriam, Rep. I39; Wilson. 81; lieutenant
governor. Ives, Rep, i42; PAIL 81; secretary
OF state, Brown 81, Lindholm Il; treasure r
Bobleter As, Foote 81: auditor, Mcclure
lab Bierman IL; attorney general. Clapp
42,Calhoun 81; clerk of supreme court, Hol-
comb I43, O'Hair 81; state senator Peterson
1UJ, Conley. All. and Pro-, ITO; Nelson,
Dem, j assembly. Huset Rep, 15G.
Stanton-O. NJ. Hall 6S, d. S. Hall a.
Frontenac-D. 5. Hall 80, O. NJ. Hall IS.
ia. - = '-''
Zumbrota-O NJ. Hall so, D. S. Hall SO.
Dennison-O. NJ. Hall "a. d. s. Hall 67
Goodhue-O. NJ. Hall 1913. D. s. Hall AZ
acknowledgement ID. s. Hall 90,
o. NJ. Hall .: governor Merriam 65, Wilson
so, owen l, Pinkham 3.
Zumbrota-Vote of Zumbrota village: Mer-
Ram lis. Wilson 50. Owen >. Pinkham 10 ;
congress, d. s. Hall us, o. II. Hall 81; rep
resentative Barteau 1872 Doyle 50; senate
Peterson III. Mason 81 Conley Is: Mime
ota township, Merriam "a, Wilson %, Owen
IS; congress, ID. 5. Hall los, O. NJ. Hall 5;
representative, Barteau SO. Doyle AZ. The
vote of MinneOta township being recounled
may change il some.
KandiyOhf.
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WLLMAR, Mimi, Nov. 5.-No COM
guess at the result. The Alliance voted
o. NJ. Hall almost solid. Wilson and
Owen run strong. The legislative
ticket is in doubt. Probably Glader,
independent Rep. for senator. and Mel
son, ALL, for representative, are elected.
Mcleod.
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GLENCOE, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Returns
from four townships give Wilson and
0. NJ. Hall 167 plurality. The same
proportion in the balance of the town.
ships will give the Democrats about 700
plurality. s. 2. Brown and p. E. Bar
rett. Democratic candidates fcy senator
and representative, are Ii lGoubtedly
elected.
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LITCHFIELD. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Repub-
LEANS concede the election of Leavitt
and Ames, Democratic candidates for
q ntofi Sc
plurality in the county cannot exceed
100. The congressional ticket is about
even.
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574, Wilson 523, ID. S. HOll 500. O. NJ.
Hall 523; for senator, Stockton, Rep, Is
plurality.
Molrlstown-Republican ticket for gov
ernor l35, lieutenant governor 147, secre-
tary of state 146, auditor 14G, treasurer 149,
attorney general 146. clerk supreme court,
l46, congress 16i; Democratic ticket, gov
ernor. 16, lieutenant governor, 50; secretary
of state So, treasurer 80, auditor 154, attor-
ney general 81, clerk court 20. congress 81
Alliance ticket. governor "a. lieutenant gov
ernor 7S, secretary of state 70, treasurer 20,
auditor l54, attorney general So clerk of
court 20. congress 6S.
Norlhfeld- following IS the North
field vote: Merriam 22s, Wilson 40, Owen
81, Pinkham 1ls. County ticket, Rep,
26S; sheriff, Stewart, 334; register of deeds.
Hunter. 25S: judge of probate, Mott, 81 S
attorney, Reyes, 3I4 senator, Stockton, 259
representatives. Bonde 23O Canedy pa
Weatherston rs: superintendent of schools,
Wilson, 2s2; Dem. auditor, Whitney,
10; treasurer Shandorf 2O6: sheriff. Lock.
erly 2Il; register of deeds. Noes. III
Judge of probate, Flavien Benjamin,
Senator, Crocker 113, Representatives
Roach 299, Masboe 176. Shlnota 172. Su
pertenGent of Schools-John Larson W
Alliance, Senator, O'Grady %. Re2resen ta
tireS-Reynolds %, Than 27, Barton Al
Auditor Rice 40, Treasurer, Hawley l6, Reg
lister of Deeds, Skifiington %: Judge of Pro
bate, Fish 80; for sheriff, Weatherston 10
superintendent of schools, Mrs. J. A. Cliff
ford 81; Prohibttion-SenatorP lummer 100
| Representatives-Ma ~ Durham II 8
Durham IL, Auditor Greaves 1O5. Treasurer
| Turner Ill, Register of Deeds. johnson l IL
| Coroner Greaves 105. SUPERINTENDENT OF
! schools. Grose11l2. Congressman, ID. S. Hal
| 233, .. NJ. Hall 2U6, Gambel 36. Sheppard
| SO.
RenviIle.
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! BIRD ISLAND, Nov. 4.-Bird Island
| gives Wilson 10l, Merriam 100, Owen Al
| o. NJ. Hall us, ID. S. Hall 1O6, Gam
| bic 90.
Bird Island corrected gives o. NJ. Hal
23 plurality.
| Palmyra-Owen sc, Merriam so, Wilson
| d. 5. Hall 40. Gamble 30, o. NJ. Hail 9
| Palmyra was heretofore good for 80 Repub
| lican majority.
Scott.
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SIAKoPEE. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Shak
| opee. complete, gives Wilson 259, Mer-
! riam Ia: o. NJ. Hall 265, d. S. Hall 1OS
| Belle Plaine-Wilson 324 Merriam 63
| Owen 4: o. NJ. Hall 1913. d. S. Hall 81: sen
| ator, Mcfiale 1S5, Nachbar 2U7; representa-
| tive, Weber 100, Campion $40, Collier, 197
| Leonard los, Hovorka 321 Baclio "a.
| FOURTH DISTRICT.
AnOka.
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