St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-06
Yellow MeifSfne.

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GRANITE FALLS, Minn.. Nov. 5.-The
official vote of Yellow Medicine county,
50 far as heard from, is as follows: For
governor, Merriam 800, Wilson 95. Owen
4O5, Pinkham 4S: lieutenant governor.
Ives 80. Barrett 367, PAIL 90. The re-.
mainder OF the state ticket runs about
the same. Merriam was scratched but
little, the dissatisfied ones evidently not
caring to have anything to do with any
part OF the Republican ticket.
343; for senator, eighteenth district,
Laveson, Rep, 2S4; Mott, ALL, 276;
Burchard, Ind, IT'S. Representatives,
G: ii. White, ALL, 79S; Wilson. ALL, 595.
The representatives had no opposition.
the Republicans deeming it useless to
put up candidate. Computing the
balance OF the county from the vote al
ready in it will give Merriam 600, Will
son 200, Owen $50, Pinkham S5. The
Alliance elect all their nominees for
county offices except superintendent of
schools, John j. Mooney, Alliance can
dldate, is defeated by l.. S. Chase. Rep
reSentative Lind will probably go out
OF the county with majority of 800.
watonWan.
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ST. JAMES, Minn., Nov. 5.-Returns
from eleven of the twelve precincts in
Watonwan county give Merriam 500,
Owen 400, Wilson 243. Partial returns
give Lind, Rep, 500; Baker. ALL, 459.
Returns from six towns give Day. Rep.
for senator, 566; Grayon, ALL, 392. In
the county Republicans elect auditor.
treasurer, register and probate judge.
George P. Johnston, Ind, is elected
clerk of court by 100. Boston, Ind, is
elected superintendent of schools by a
small majority.
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HENDERSON, Nov. 5.-Returns from
eight precincts in the county of Sibley
give Wilson $50. Merriam 672, Owen 212,
for congress. Lind ISL, Baker 7S4. The
probable plurality in the whole county
for Wilson for governor is 200. for
Baker for congress 100. For state SEN
ator StreisSguth appears to be elected.
Engelbert, Dem, is elected representa-
tive.
eyOn.
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MARSHALL, Nov. 5.-Lyon county
complete (two light townships esti-
owen 700; for congress: Paker, ALL,
$50, Lind, Rep, SIS; for state senator:
Burchard, DEM. 725, Laresson, Rep,
400, Mott, ALL, 435; for Representatives:
Rep, Wilson and White; ALL, 1850,
endorsed by other parties.
Redwood.
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REDWOOD FALLS, Nov, 5.-Redwood
county gives Wilson 327, Merriam 756,
Owen 4lS; for congress, John Lind.
Rep, $50, James I'll, Baker, ALL, 59s:
for state senator. w. K. Baker, Dem,
372, 5. ID. Peterson, Rep, $50, A. D..
Stewart. ALL, 49S; for representative,
0. B. Turrett, Rep, 97s, Thomas Bar
Der, ALL, 532.
Waseca.
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WAsECA, Minn., Nov. 5.-Waseca
county complete, except two townships,
gives Wilson $50, Merriam $50, Owens
GIG. Lind carries the county by small
plurality, and the Democratic county
aud legislative tickets are elected. Viii
son Will carry the county for governor
by plurality ranging from loo to l5O
votes.
Pipestons.
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P1PEsToNE, Mimi, Nov. 5.-Pipe-
stone county complete unofficial count
gives Wilson 102, Merriam 44S, Owen
564; for congress. Lind sol, Baker 59l:
for state senator, Miller 463, Ladue 632 |:
representatives about the same as SEN
ators. Republicans elect four county
officers and the Alliance the balance.
LIE Sueur.
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LIE SUEUR. Nov. 5.-Full returns show
that Wilson has carried the county by
700 majority, Notwithstanding an ALI
ance vote of 300. of which $50 are Dem
Ocratic. The four principal county Of
ficerS- auditor. judge of probate. regis
ter, and attOrney-are certainly elected.
Representatives are in doubt.
Murray.
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SLAYToN, Minn., Nov. 5.-A careful
estimate gives Owen ZOO votes, Merriam
426. Wilson 260. in Murray county.
Lind and Baker divide the votes about
equally. Miller. for state senator, Is
defeated by Ladue by about 800 and the
entire Alliance legislative ticket has
over 200 majority.
Cottonwood.
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WINDOW, Minn., Nov. 5.-All but one
precinct in Cottonwood gives Merriam
373, Wilson Ill, Owen 500; Lind $50.
Baker 423. 1t is safe to place Owens s
vote at 600. SevatsOn aud Tucker are
elected senator and representative by a
large majority.
Mobiles.
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WoRTHINGToN, Minn., Nov. s.
Mobiles county complete, three town
ships estimated, gives Wilson 4yO. Mer
riam 620, Owen 475; for congress, Lind
$40, Baker $50; state senator, Miller
500. Ladue 623; representatives not
known.
jackson.
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JACKSON, Mimi, Nov. 5.-Returus
have been received from fifteen pre-
cincts in Jackson county. An estimate
of the whole county gives Merriam 500
votes, Wilson $50, Owen 4S5; for con-
gress, Lind $40, Baker 39S.
NicolIet.
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ST. PETER, Nov. 5.-Merriam has
carried Nicollet county by plurality of
100. The vote was: Merriam 1O76. VIII
son $50. Owen 564. Davis. Rep, is
elected senator, and r. Diep0lder is
elected representative.
Brown.
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SLEEPY EYE, Minn., Nov. 5.-Com-
plete returns show Wilson carries the
county by 100 plurality. c. Ahlness.
Alliance candidate for tha IoricIatur,