Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-11-11

here an to final results was nearly a
tie. The congressional and Repre-
sentatiyes tickets were FRIED by the
Republicans with q healthy majority
but on county offices the offices were
nearly divided.
Wilson ran a tie with GOulet each
getting 81 votes. Close got a.,
crowding Meyer to 8 votes, Houde
laid over Rider, with Il while Rich
ardson, Rhodes, Nichols and Others
had majorities. On the national
question fusion failed to work, as the
Republicans carried everything in
sight. 1t was the same ON the state
ticket, Nelson getting q which show
ed the average republican vote, a
majoriny of about eight. -
MoTLEY-This is one place at least
in Morrison county which placed her.
self on record as believing in the prin-
ciples of Republicanism by giving all
the nominees a healthy majority,
with the exception OF Richardson,
who got but II to Trettle's 1O5.
Close got 70 to Meyers At; Rider
los, Houde 81; Rhodes "a, Lyon ~.
MoRRlLL-A light vote was cast in
this precinct resulting as usual in
free trade gaines, although somewhat
small In all % votes were cast with
an average majority of three for the
Democrats.
PIERz-One of the strongest DEM
ocratic strongholds in the state and
it we'll maintained it's reputation.
Over 300 votes were polled and with
out an exception as faras the returns
are compile THE Democrats received
over 250. ,~' - 49, =
PARKER-Another Democratic
stronghold. Baldwin starts. with
% and Searle II, with scattering.
Rasicot falls way behind his, ticket
with but 10 votes, while the Republi-
can representatives polled from IA to
IS. Stivers leads with q. Richard
son runs ahead with q votes, while
Lyon polls 26 to Rhodes 15.: Meyer
received %, with Close but votes
in the rear. Total votes cast A.
PIKE CREEK-When the Democra is
received the reports from this pre-
cinct, the air was split with their
yells. Goulet led the ticket with 12O
votes, Rider showed up we'll with SO
to Houde's SO. Lyon had 1Ol to
Rhodes 80. S. P. Fuller and E. f.
Shaw ran almost a dead heat. hay
ing 6S and So votes respectively.
misunderstanding in sight be-
longs to the Democrats. Over 100
votes were cast, the Democratic vote
ranging from AZ as high as SO. Ellen
becker, Goulet and Clyde lead with
96 each. Close run well, having IS
votes to Meyers 6S.
RANDALL-As in many of the other
counties, it is impossible to get
official returns from Randall. On
the county ticket the semi-official
returns show q strong Democratic
majority. Ellenbecker leads his
ticket with Sc votes to his credit with
Corbin credited with a., IN. Richard
son received H votes, Close 81, Rider
%. Lyon IS. The other candidates
ran on about the same basis, total
of so votes being cast.
Returns have not yet been received
from Rails Prairie and Alexander
but it is learned that in the former
precinct Rhodes received 26 to Lyon
II, and in the latter it was 10 to IA in
favor of Rhodes.
SWAN RIvER-TIle same story has
been told before, Another big Dem
ocratic victory. y Rider made, about
the best run on the ticket but got
but 40, to Houdess 81, Lyon rolled
up 1O3 to Rhodes Ga, and so it was
all the way through, a Democratic
majority being returned for every
nominee.
Two R1vERs-An uphill fight was
made by the Republicans, with az
good results as could he expected
Baldwin has 10S Rasicot run as higl
as III with his mates also over 100
Close polled Is to Meyers II:
while Rider received IL to Houde''
102. Rhodes had 20 cast for him
being91 behind Lyon.