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

are as follows: Wilson, Dem. 127. Mer-
RAM, Rep, II; lieut. governor, Pahl. Dem,
IL, Ives, Rep, II: secretary, Lindholm,
Dem, l26. Brown. Rep, IS: auditor, Nc
, lure; Rep, ls; herman: DEM, 126, treas
attorney general, Calhoun, Dem, "a, Clapp,
bnep.. ~; clerk OF supreme court, Hoicombe,
rep, IL. O'Hair, 1876: for congress Fifth
Yn em oS Cofm ms Rep, IT, Whitsman,
Ind, 80: Henry Kelley, DEM, ia; for rep,
resentative, SECOND district, Hummer 81,
Linneaman 81, Bartholomew o.
Traverse.
Beardsley-Merriam II, Wilson 10. owen
DO, Whteman 81, Comstock %, Halverson
81, Peterson 81. Canestroge 81 Hixson 2,
iS and 81 Fa " lyman o. reaFce so Setter
Wheaton-Owen has a plurality Of Tray
erse county, say the Gazette reports.
Browns Valley-Merriam AZ, Wilson 80,
1 Owen 10.
Paynesville-P g, Merriam III,
wilson 63, Owen Is; Gilman ll2. Keller 20.
Halverson -, Comstock l19, Whiteman 60.
Avon-Wilson 80. Merriam $. Owen l;
RAM 80. Ives 6, Bindholm 80, Brown g. Bier
monn 50, Mcclure 4, Foote SO. Bobleter 6,
Calhoun So. Clapp 3. O'llar SO, Holcomb 6,
Whiteman a, Comstock ., Kron 10, Gilman
ID
Owen 80.
For state senator, Keller 235, Gilman 10,
Robbins IL; representative, Emerson 192,
ICapSer 81 Brown ID; congressman, Com
stock 1872, Whlteman 10 Halverson so; at
llorney general, Clapp 100, Calhoun 14s,
Taylor As.
Waketleld-Wilson l6', Merriam 20, Owen
a, PAIL 1913, Ives l3. Lindholm III, Brown
z, Bierman l76, MCGUIRE s, Foote l7o, Bob
letter =, Calhoun 81. Clapp a. O'Hair 116,
Molcomb s, Whiteman 161, Comstock %,
Keller 142, Gilman 4, Hummer 122, Linde-
man 81, Bartholomew 8.
INSTRUMENTATION SO, Wilson 43. Pink
ham Ia. owen IA; Ives So, Pahl AZ Barrett
Wessenberg l, Bobleter So Foote AZ. Frost
IL, Mathieson 3D. Mcclure So Bierman 55,
kron l3. Clapp 90. Calhoun 81. Taylor 81.
10, D. S. Hall "a, O. M. Hall 81, Sheppard 7,
Gamble B; judge, Twelfth district, Powers
III; senator Barber 80, Erickson go, Stone
q, Larson 127, Syyerson So, MCGUIRE 81,
Wells 80.
Crow River-For governor, Owen r. Mer-
RAM %, Wilson 18, Pinkham A. congress,
Halvorson 50, Comstock %, Whiteman lS.
st. Louis.
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, MIMI. Nov. 4.-The vote
cast in Duluth was very small. not
more than five-eighths of the registra-
ton. Returns from twelve precincts in
the city of Duluth give Wilson 1,05O,
Merriam $40, Owen CAT. The probable
plurality in the whole county for Mer-
RAIN for governor is 1000. The same
precincts gave Merriam plurality In
1888 of 727.
All reliable returns are in for tonight.
Twenty-three precincts increase the
lead of all the Republican candidates
except Merriam.
Tower-Tower and three precincts of
Breitung give Comstock S37, Whteman lS9,
Halvorsen A. Merriam s23, Wilson 1919,
Il hay o. DIT nGl
Barrett 43. Remainder of state ticket the
same
Stevens.
Special to the Globe.
MORRIS, Mimi, Nov. 4. = Returns
from seventeen precincts in the county
of Stevens give Wilson 232. Merriam
404, Owens $50. For congress, fifteen
precincts give Comstock Rep. 40.
Whiteman Dem. pol, Halverson ALL
476. The probable plurality in the
whole county for Owens for governor is
$50: for Halverson for congress, so: for
state senate, Hixson 1870 plurality.
Ashiey-Governor, Merriam 8, owen AZ
. Wilson 10; congressman, Comstock6 8. White
man IL Halyerson 40.
Donnelly-The following is the vote of the
: town Of Donnelly: Merriam Dc. Owen a,
wilson 70, PInkham 9; Comstock %, White
man % HalYerson &c.
Observation-Disclosures 10, Owen 50, Wilson
4. Pinkham l; Comstock is, Whitem III 4,
Halverson so.
Todd.
srccial to the Globe.
LONG PRAIRIE. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Mer-
RAM 20, Wilson 50, Owen 6: lieutenant
governor, Ives 81, PAIL IS; secretary of
state, Brown 81, Lindholm so. Wesen-
berg 1 treasurer. Bobleter 81, Foote 81,
Mathesen 3; auditor, cGuire 81, Bier
man 81; attorney general, Clapp 81,
Calhoun So; clerk supreme court, Hal
comb 70, O'Hair So.