St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-06
FIRST DISTRICT.
Steele.

Speclal 10 the GLOBE
OwAroNNA. Minn., Nov. 5.-The De-
mocracy of Steele county is jubilating
tonight over the unprecedented victor
les achieved at the home of M. III. Dun
nell. The very air is impregnated with
the principles of Grover Cleveland. and
the most unbounded enthusiasm
prevails. Gallant Capt. Harrles
has carried DUnnell's own city,
and the county as well. Even
the presence of Mr.. Dunnell himself at
the polls yesterday was inadequate to
stem the avenlanche Of Democratic
votes that swept over the city. Mr..
Dunnell conceded his defeat this even
Ing by over 1000 in the district. Har-
ries ran ahead of his ticket in nearly
every precinct In the county. DR..
senator, is defeated by less
than 25. The political itch was
very prevalent. as the great amount of
scratching indicates. The following is
the vote in total: For governor, Wilson
1,141, Merriam 1,1S7. Owen about 200;
for congress, Harries, DEM, 1854. Dun
nell 1921; for senator, Moorehouse,
DEM, 1901. Crandall 1926; representa-
live, Nelson, DEM, 1858. Diment 1862
Both county commissioners, school
superintendent and auditor are elected
by good major ties.
Wabasha.
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WABAsHA, Minn., Nov. 5.-The ma
1orities in this county are as follows:
Wilson 3S1, Harries 4S7; auditor. w. j.
OLaughlin, Dem, 146; sheriff, P.
Weimoskirch, DEM. 70; Judge of pro-
bate, Nj. Kennedy. Rep, 143; county at
torney, j. L. McGovern, DEM, 346;
county superintendent. James Keating,
Dem. l,07S; senator, Henry Burkhardt,
Rep, 152; representatives, A. j. French.
Dem, 176, and a. j. Greer, Rep, 13S.
The Democrats also elect G. j. Hautf
urer. John Bricher register of deeds,
Charles Gingnagel coroner and George
Beatty surveyor.
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AUSTIN, Minn., Nov. 5.-MOwer
county Zone township estimated) gives
Wilson 1,053, Merriam 1.72O, Owen 613:
Dunnell for congress 1.765, Harries
1.555: Oscar Ayers, Rep, is elected SEN
ator by 29 votes. &. w. Benner, Rep,
and j. j. Furlong, DEM. are elected
representatives. The Republicans elect
their entire local ticket except superin-
Democratic candidate, being elected by
small majority.
Houston.
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CALEDONIA, Minn., Nov. 5.-Houston
county, complete from the Republican
committees figures, gives Wilson 1,O45,
Merriam 1.109, Owen 525; for congress,
HarrieS 1,694, Dunnell 1901; for state
senator, Kelly, Dem, 1899, johnson,
Rep, 1,270, Pendergast, ALL, 365: rep
resentatlve. Hundredmark, DEM, 1927,
Demo, Rep, 1,272. Eberhard, ALL, 426.
The figures are substantially correct.
The official count may change them a
trifle.
0lmsted.
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ROCHESTER, Minn., Nov. 5.-Olm-
sted county with two precincts to hear
from) gives Wilson 1.74l, Merriam 1,765,
Owen 176; for congress. Harries 2.1O5,
DEM, 2,035, Stebbins, Rep, 1882; for
representatives, Palmer, Rep. 1883,
Ziere. Rep, 1886, Wright. ALL, 1892,
French, ALL, 2,O79. The two precincts
to hear from will give Democratic
gains.
Freeborn.
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ALBERT LEE, Minn., Nov. 5.-Free-
born county complete gives Wilson SIT,
mcilldu l,o4V, OWou l,U04, TOT con-
gress: Harries, DEM, 1,647, Dunnel,
Rep, 1,6SO; for state senator: 81. C.
Nelson, ALL, 1,674. T. Y. Knatvold,
Rep, 1855; for representative: Starks,
Rep, 1,541, Erickson. Rep, 1919. Nor
ton, Dem., l, la, Miller, Dem., 1874.
Fillmore.
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PRESTON, Minn., Nov. 5.-TWenty-
three Towns estimated give Wilson 1865.
Merria m 210S, Owen $50: for congress.
Harries, Dem., 1920; Dunnell, Rep,
2,214; for state senator. U. S. Treasurer.
Dem., 2,023; D. Hammer, Rep, 2,3l7:
for representative, Hadland. Dem.
2.l44; Nelson, Rep, 2,99S; Jahr, Rep,
2,073.
Dodge.
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KASsoN, Nov. 5.-Dodge county COM
plete gives Wilson 427, Merriam 94s,
Owen 663; for congress, Harries, Dem,
1.03S; Dunnell, Rep, LOGO; for state
senator, j. Grinnell, Rep, 1902; Will
lam Edison. ALL, 96S: for representa-
tive, A. Coleman, Rep, sO2; A. r.
Green, ALL, 1.094.