St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-05
THIRD DISTRICT.
Carver.


Special to the Globe.
CHAsKA, Minn., Nov. 4.-The follow
votes were cast here: For governor,
Wilson 332, Merriam 81, Owen Sc:
lieutenant governor, Pahl $50, Ives 81.
Barrett So; secretary of state, LindhoIm
332, Brown 81, state treasurer, FOote
1872. Bobleter SO; state auditor, Bier
man 332. Mcclure 81; attorney general,
court, O'Hair 332, HOlcomb 81: congress.
o. NJ. Hall $50, ID. S. Hall 1I2; senator,
J. w. Carver 332, c. J. Holgren 81: rep
resentative, John KOehnan 3332, Henry
Hoffken 81.
The probable plurality in the whole
county for Wilson for governor is 800,
and for 0. NJ. Hall for congress is 1000.
Norwood-Following is the vote cast in
Hancock, Carver county: Governor. Wilson
80. Merriam 44: lieutenant governor PAIL
93, Ives 40; secretary of state. Lindholm 9S.
Brown 40; state treasurer, Foote 81 Bob
Letter 45; state auditor. Bierman 81, Nc
Guire 45; attorney general, Calhoun 94,
Clapp 40, clerk of supreme court, O'Hare "a,
Aalcomb 45; for congress, o. NJ Hall 90. D.
S. Hall, A; for senate. Craven 93. Hal
greu 46.
Knife Falls-The vote Of Knife Falls pre-
cinct gives Merriam 345 Wilson 100, owen
1856, Pinkham Is. Others on the tickets in
proportion.
Chippewa.
Special to the Globe.
MONTEvIDEO, Minn., Nov. 4.-Re-
turns from five precincts in the county
of Chippewa give Wilson 1876. Merriam
224, Owen III; for congress, o. M. Hall
24S; D. S. Hall 17s. The probable plu.
rality in the whole county for Wilson
for governor Is so; for O. M. Hall for
congress is 200.
Granite Falls, Chippewa county, gives
Merriam %, Owen II, Wilson So. For
congress, 0. M. Hall 101, ID. S. Hall 2S.
Owens vote has been big surprise to
all.
Montevideo-Three precincts give o. n.
Hall 1q1. D. 5. Hall i2s, owen 1873, Mer-
riam 94, Wilson II.
Dakota.
Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Minn.. Nov. 4.-But few
returns have been received from the
different precincts in this county. Will
son. for governor, will lead the other
candidates and will probably have a
plurality of between 500 and 500. O.
NJ. Hall, Democrat, for congressman,
will receive handsome majority. K.
Z. Libbey is apparently elected senator,
and j. j. Eniff and P. III. Hagney Re-
publlcans. The total vote in the city is:
OO'SAhOis W. 4ts hCllidll GGO. w llSOu
343, Owen 126, Pinkham Al;
congressman, D. S. Hall 299, o. Nj.
Hall 50, W. w. Gamble 6S, G. r. Shep-
perd 81; senator William Hodgson 266,
r. z. Libby 323, Ignatius Donnelly 1888,
G. P. Nichols 16: representatives, Jo-
seph Schroil 202, ]. G. Dawson 205, P.
III. Hagney PAL; j. j. Coneff 395, D. f.
Akin 81, John Van Slyke 399, J. A. Hol-
quist 81.
Mendnta-Goyernor, Wilson 50, Merriam
28, Owen %: lieutenant governor, PAIL So,
Ives 81, WesenbOrg Is; state treasurer G. M.
Foote e5,. j. P. Brown 81 Eric Mathieson 16;
state AUDITOR, A. Biermann 1Ol, P. j. Nc
Gtaree 81: attorney general, d. e. Calhoun
s5p2. Taylor 5, NJ. E. Clapp At; clerk of su-
prtahe court, B. f. O'Hafr s5, c. p Holcombe
81 +. ". Koklars 16; member congress, D.
s. Hall 81, o. NJ. Hall 50, w. W. Gamble o;
judge district court f. NJ. Crosby 1856, H. K.
Murdoch 1873; senator, /. Donnelly 64. ".
Hodgson %. r. G. Libby 90; representative,