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

Special to the Globe.
REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, Nov. A.
returns from eleven precincts in the
county of Redwood give Wilson 1893.
Merriam 517. Owen 1884, For congress.
John Lind 542, Rep., James III. Baker
354. The plurality in the county for
Merriam will be about 800, John Lind,
for congress will have 200 plurality,
.. B.ffurrell,lRep., is apparently elected
representative.
Redwood Falls-Congress, Second district,
John Lind, Rep, 81 J. II. Baker. DEM, IL; ;
|. B: Reynolds. Pro-. 9; governor, Merriam
p, Thomas Wilson 7. Sidney NJ. Owen 8.
James p. Pinkham 6: lieutenant governor
Ives %, E. G. PAIL 6. j. o. Barrett l3; for
secretary of state. f. p. Brown 29A. r. Lind
holm ., NJ. Wesenborg z, II. S. Hillsboe 6;
for treasurer, j. Bobleter %, c. NJ. Foote z,
E. Maiheson Z, N. r. Frost 6: for auditor,
MCGUIRE 20. A. Bierman II, Ole Kron d; for
attorney general, NJ. E. Clapp 30, ID. E. Cal
houn ., r. Taylor IS: for clerk of supreme
court, Charles Halcombe %, T. OHair 5, T..
Kolars z, w. Dean 6; for state senator. Ninth
district S. d. Peterson 13; W. Z. Beker,
DEM. ID: A. d. Stewart, Ind, 1S; for rep
resentative, O. b. TurreI, Rep, %; T. d.
Baber, Ind, II.
Morgan-Pluraity over all for Gov. Mer-
riam 2I, Lieut.. Gov. Ives So. Secretary of
State Mcclure 81, Congressman Lind 63,
State Treasurer BoDleter 90.
Rock.
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LUvERNE, Minn., Nov. 4.-Returns
from nine precincts in the county of
Rock give Wilson 250, Merriam 45O,
Owen 800; for congress, Lind 5S4, Baker
425. The probable plurality in the
whole county for Merriam for governor
is 800, for Lind for congress 25O. For
state senator Miller appears to have 4
majority of about 100.
SibIey.
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HENDERSON, Minn.. Nov. 1.-Two
hundred and thirty votes are counted
out of 3G3 cast. Wilson is Is ahead.
Baker is running slightly behind his
ticket. Bray is ahead for senator. No
complete returns are in yet.and nothing
definite can be learned at this hour.
Waseca.
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WAsECA, Nov. 4.-Complete returns
from this city and township of Wood
vile give Wilson for governor 2SS, Mer-
riam 232. Owen 81; Lind for congress,
33S, Baker 263. The Democratic county
ticket is probably all elected, and the
county has gone Democratic for state
officers.
The city of Waseca and the town of
w OUuNlllC give heTfIdlu 2o0. w IlSOD SSS,
Owen 81. Lind for congress 500, Baker
263.
WatonyNan.
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ST. JAMES, Mmn., Nov. AT II 80
not a county precinct has made returns.
The Alliance ticket polled a large vote
in the towns of Butterfield, Odin, Long
Lake, Nelson and Antrim. In this pre-
cinct the Republican state ticket has
been voted straight. Merriam will
carry st. James by $50. The county
ticket is badly split. The county will
give Merriam 600, Wilson 800, Owen
400, Lind SEQ. Baker 500. Day, for sena-
tor, will carry the county by 200:
Church, for representative, by 400,
Yellow Medicine.
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GRANITE FALLS, Mimi, Nov. f.
Granite Falls gives Merriam rs, Wilson
AZ, Owen 80, Pinkham II !; for lieutenant
governor, Ives "a, Pahl 46, Barrett 5S /;
for senator, Sixteenth district. III. NJ,
Burchard, Ind. 65; Laveson, Rep, "a !:
Mott, ALL, SO. For congress, Lind, Rap.,
100; Baker. ALL, &c. This vote, with
what can be gathered from the country
districts, not official, indicates the cleo
ton of II. M. Burchard, DEM, for sem
ator from this district. aThe Alliance
nominees for representatives have no
opposition. Merriam runs about even
with his ticket, and Owens vote is sur
prisingly large. Lind may carry the
county by small majority, but it is no
sure thing.