Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10

80 VIC wy sAVVo th0
with which the democrats on the
county ticket left the city. These
figures. received at headquarters, were
the canvass of the candidates on the
democratic ticket giving up so quickly
and quietly Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing gives the vote on the demo-
cratic and republican tickets, and the
plurality IN the city for each candidate:
Vote for Large.
The total vote in the city for elector-
at-large was 1876, against 10,37S votes
cast for In the city for governor in
1890. This vote fell about 5000 short
of the registration, but shows q re-
markable increase over two years ago.
The total vote received by John
Powers was 1897 and by Jay Hubbell
was 1853; giving Powers 244 plurality.
Fifth District Eiector.
Thomas Hefferan, democratic cleo
tor for the fifth district, received 1880
votes. c. G. Swensberg received $500;
giving Hetferan $50 plurality.
Vote for Governor.
The vote on governor was nea rly the
same as for electors. A. b. Morse went
out of the city with S,24l votes. John
I. Rich had 1859, giving plurality of
552 for Morse.
Vote for Lieutenant Governor.
The vote for lieutenant-governor
stood as follows In the city: Edwards,
1885; Giddings. 1852; giving q plural
ity of 1874 for Giddings.
Secretary of State.
The vote for secretary of state was az
follows: Marskey, 8,lI6; Joachim,
.i9o; giving a plurality of 62l for
Marskey.
State Treasurer.
The Office of treasurer received Is, 59l
votes, of which Marvin had 1912 and
Hambltzer 7.649 giving 293 plurality for
Marvin.
Auditor General.
Messrs. Vannier and Turner took l5,-
562 votes from this city for the office of
auditOr-general. Mr.. Vaunier had
1867 and Turner 1895, giving Mr.. Tur-
ner 42S plurality.
Attorney General.
The contest for attorney general was
very close. The total vote for the
office was 1890, of which Mr.. Ellis
had 1888 and Mr.. Diekema had 1867,
giving Mr.. Ellis 4S6 plurality.
Commissioner of Land ONCE.
For commissioner of state land Office
there were IL, 1907 ballots cast, OF which
Mr.. Shatfer had $3.50 and Mr.. Berry
1924, giving Mr.. Shatfer plurality of
759.
superintendent Public Instructions.
The democratic plurality in the city
was small In this Office. The vote
shows 1879 ballots cast for Messrs.
Fitch ana Pattengll of which the
former has 1852 and the latter 1907,
giving Mr.. Fitch l45 plurality.
Member OF Board OF Education.
There were 1881 votes cast for
Messrs. Haskins and Wilson. Mr..
Hasklns got 1895 and Mr.. Wilson got
1895 giving the former q plurality of
241.
Justice OF tho Supreme Court.
The vote for Newton and Hooker in
the city were 1870, of which Newton
has 9,072 and Hooker 1858, giving
Newton q plurality of 1884.
state Senators Thirteenth District.
The Tenth and Eleventh wards are
in the Seventeenth district, and gave
o.koc LUZ ticSsfc. 1OuuR anu
Barnard. The former got 1893 and
the latter 1850, giving Barnard q plu-
raiity In these wards of 462.
State senator Seventeenth District. III
Senator Doran was reelected by 262
| plurality. The total vote was L., 934 IN
the ten wards Of the district. Mr..
Doran has 6,59s, and Mr.. Steketee has
$3.50.
state Repressntivsa
Messrs. Tea aud Anderson received
| 1878 votes, of which Mr.. Tea has
1868 and Mr.. Anderson has s,7l5, Civ
ing q plurality of / 1852 for Anderson.
Messrs. White and Allen received
| II ,63i votes. Mr.. White has 9.O9l,
Mr.. Allen has 8 $40. giving a plurality
| of sol for Mr. White.
Messrs. Burrows and Tateum re-
ceived le.5l5 votes, of which Mr.. Bur.
rows has 1874 and Mr.. Tateum has
SOL. giving Mr.. Tateum = plurality of
627.
1 Judge OF Probate
Moulton and Perkins received 1880
votes, Of which Moulton has 1885 and
| Perkins received s, 33j, giving Mr.. Per
kins 800 plurality.
sheriff. Vote