St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-14
HAVE THE HOUSE.
Republicans Secure Control of the
Minnesota Legislature.

Minnesota Legislature.
The Republicans have secured a ma
jority of the lower house of the coming
legislature. The official returns elect
J. j. Hohl over Hon. d. l.. Buell. in
Houston; Daniel Schell, William Lock
wood and j. Ii. Holman over Gideon,
Maxwell and McGillivray in the Rock,
Murray, Pipestone and Mobiles district,
and A. Z. Noyes over John Mccarthy in
Washington. w. ii. Hamlin goes down
in Goodhue also. The Republican ma
jority will be very small, and hundred
votes would have given it to the Oppo-
sitlon. A reyisedSliSt of the members
elect follow:
First District, Houston County,. j.
Hull, Rep.
Second, Fillmore County-S. A. Langum,
Rep; c. L. Woolridge, Rep; j. r. Nelson,
Rep.
Third. Mower County,. j. Furlong,
Dem; g. W. Benner Rep
Fourth. Freeborn County--William Chris
tie, Rep. JohnM. Zeisler, Rep.
Fifth, Faribault-S. j. Abbot, Rep.
Sixth-Martin and Watonwan-D. c. Hop
kins, Rep.
seventh, Murray. Mobiles Pipestone and
Rep; George McGilyery, Dem.
Eighth Cottonwood ana Jackson-John
Paulson, Rep. j. II. Holman, Rep.
Ninth, Redwood and Brown-William
Skinner, Dem; o. B. Turrel Rep.
Tenth, Blue Earth-N. Brules, Dem: W.
L. Comstock, Dem. Gilbert Gutterson, Rep.
Eleventh, Waseca-H. NJ. Buck, Rep.
Twelfth, steele-John Virtue, Dem.
Thirteenth, Dodge-John g. Bridge. Rep;
j. II. Holman, Rep.
Fourteenth. O1msted - John Underleak,
Rep; II. NJ. Richardson, Rep.
Fifteenth. Winona-M. j. McGrath. DEM.
Frank Monahsn, Dem; S. r. Van Sant;
Rep; Louis S1korski, Dem.
Sixteenth, Lincoln, Lyon and Yellow Medi-
cine--O. Lende, Rep; o. c. Wilson, Peo.
Seventeenth, Nicollet-Joseph Diepolder,
Rep.
Nineteenth, lie Sueur-JOhn Wacek, DEM;
z. E. Sauls, Dem.
Twentieth. Rice-Joseph Roach, Dem. A.
B. Kelly, Rep; Z. F. Oliver, Rep.
Twenty first, Goodhue-T. NJ. Wilson. Rep:
j. L. schoheld, Rep; j. II. BoXrud. Kep.
Twenty-second, Wabasha-A. j. French,
Dem H. McKenny, Dem
Twenty-third, Washington - A. P. Noyes.
Rep. August Booren. Rep; John Zelch,
twenty fourth, Dakota-C. F. Staples,
Rep. NJ. A. Dougherty, Dem.
Twenty fifth, Ramsey-Charles Wallbloom,
Rep; P. II. Kelly, DEM; j. a. Nilsson, Dem.
Twenty sixth, Ramsey-Dr. c. Williams.
DEM John II. Ives, DEM; John V Il. Dodd
Dem.
Twenty-seventh, Ramsey-H. H. Horton,
Rep; William Rodger Dem.
Twenty-eighth, Ramsey-R-A A. Walsh, Dem;
d. M. Sullivan, Rep.
Twenty NINTH Hennepin = George NJ
Bleeker, Dem. Il. C. Heinrichs, Dem.
Thirtieth-J. Il. Wyman, Rep; E. f. Com
stock, Rep.
Thirty first-C. s. Cairns, Rep; A. C. Pray,
Rep; Emerson Cole, Rep.
Thirty y-second-John Holmberg, Rep; G.
A. Carlson, Rep; George II. Fletcher Rep;
George F. Wilson, Rep.
Thirty third-W ). Elliott, Rep; George
F. Wilson, Rep.
Thirty-fourth-St D. Howard, Rep.
j. j. Boston Rep.
Thirty-ffth, Anoka and Isanti-G. Wah-
lund, Rep.
Thirty sixth, Scott-F j Leonard, Dem.
Thirty-seventh, Carver-John Boylau, Dem.
Thirty-eighth, Sherburne and Wright
w. J. Mcdonald, Rep: H. Z. Craig Rep; j.
A. Holler, Rep; l.. j. Swanson. Rep.
Thirty-nntb. Meeker-A. T. koerner, Rep
Fortieth, McLeod-P. Z. Barrett, Dem.
Forty-frst, andiyohi-Andrew Railson,
Rep
Dem
forty-third, Chippewa, Lac qui Parle and
Swift-John MCGUIRE. PeO. and Dem.; L. Il.
Young, Rep. J. +. jacobson, Rep.
Forty fourth. Kanabec, Chisago and Pine
A. j. Anderson, Rep.
FOrty-df!h, slearns and Benton-C. A.