St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-11
ERROR IN THE RETURNS.
Official Canvass OF Washington
County-StiIIWate News.


The official canvass of the total vote
cast in Washington county was made
yesterday at the county auditors office
and the following is the result: Gov
ernor, Wilson, d., LII; Merriam, R.,
1859; Owen, A, 1,0l7: Pinkham, p, 50.
Lieutenant governor, PAIL, d., 1,668;
Ives, r., 2, ISL; Barrett, A. and F., 753.
Secretary of state. IindhOlm, 1928:
Brown, r., 1,794, Wesenberg, A, 451
Hilleboe, p, "a. State auditor, Bier
man, A. and D., 1896; Mcclure, r.,
2, ,lS3; KrOn, p, SO. State treasurer,
Foote, d., 1,722; Bobleter, r.. 2,154;
MathSon, a., 6f5; Frost, r.. rs. At
t0rncy general, Calhoun, d., 1896;
Ciapp, r.. 2.i74; Taylor, A. and p, 729.
Clerk of supreme court, O'Hair, d.,
l.s46; Holcombe. H., 2,O6l; Kohlars. A.,
Castle. d.. 2,426; Snider. r., 1859;
Dean, p, 81. Judges of district court,
Murdoch, r., 1866; Crosby. r.. 1858;
Setter, L., 139. State senator, OBrien,
d.. 2,ol1; Searles, r., 2,059; Rich
m0nd, A, ATT. County auditor,
Masterman, r., 2.7l6; Swanson,
a., 1.U74. County treasurer, Pratt,
d., 1,452; Bloomer. r.. 2,492; Parent,
A. 5S4. Sheriff, Kruger, D., LAPS;
Marty, R., 1,745; Peterson, A, Lass
Register of deeds, Brown, D., 1897;
Davis, r.. 2.5Sl; Hall, A, 5o5. Judge
OF probate, Lehmicke, D.. 1858; Butts,
X, l.6lS. County attorney, Sullivan.
D. and A., 2.3lS; Manwrrlng, r., 2.2O4.
County surveyor, Shepard, r. and d.,
S,67S; Cook, A, $50. Coroner. Voight,
of district court, OShaughnessy, D.,
1882; Bennett. r.. 1.9SS; Roe, A.. 737.
Superintendent of schools, Henderson,
D., 1,47O; Mackintosb. r., 2,162; Mary
E. Fenner, A.. 1,l3O. Representatives
to legislature, Rowan. d.. 351; Booren,
r., 72S: Keefe, a., 12l; Durant, D.,
T64: Daily, r. and A., 7S7; Dornfeld,
D., 719; Zeleh, r., 1,O4G. County COM
missioners, Schermuly, d., 497: Sta
pies. r., 6Sf; Day. D., $40; Mexican,
R., 54S; Thelander, A, 1S2. Amend
ment to Article 1, Yes. S93;
No, TAI. Repeal Chapter IL,
laws 'S7, Yes, 524: No. 1,O52.
The election returns from the town of
judges for correction, it being apparent
that several wrong entries had been
made. Oakdale is usually strong
Democratic town. but according to the
returns Wilson received SO votes and
Merriam 113. These figures are ap-
parcntly reversed in this instance, as
well DIS in many others from the same
precinct. If this be the case Merram's
plurality in the county will be 80, while
as it now stands he has plurality of
l5S. The figures. however, are not
large enough to change the position of
any of the candidates in the county.
excepting in the case of sheriff,
Krueger, being In third place. while
h.,f l.,
second place, where, according to the
first report. he rightfully belongs. The
returns of the Second precinct of the
First ward were also referred back to
the judges for correction. A messenger
was sent to Oakdale for the purpose of
aScertaining whether or not a mistake
been made, and the board adjourned
until 10 a. nj. to-day.
Charles BabcOck, who is known as an
all-rOund crook, was arrested yesterday
for stealing ten-dollar bill from Mike
McGillen at G. Nelson's saloon, on
North Main street. He snatched the
bill from McGillen's hand, and ran up
the street short distance, but was
quickly apprehended by Officer Walth-
ers and lodged in the city jail.
The East Side Lumber c0mpany's
mill, the Hershey mill at Oak Park and
TIE larger HILL OI Tile SG. CfOlX LuIlDef
company al South Saltwater have shut
for the season, while the smaller mill of
the st. CrOlX Lumber company and the
Hersey, Bean d. Co. mill will continue
operations few days longer.
Charles Nelson. an employe at the st.
CroiX Lumber company's mill at South
Saltwater, slipped and fell a distance
of eighteen feet from platform to the
ground yesterday and was severely in
jured. A physician was summoned,
and it was ascertained that his injuries
did not extend beyond very severe
bruises.
T. w. Miller, of Sheldon, To-, is
guest of W. S. Goodhue.
Charles Netterfield, who was arrested
in this city Saturday, charged With the
larceny of cow from Gust Holcomb, of
st. CroiX county, Wisconsin, was taken