St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-12

But they claimed everything in sight.
At first they claimed five members in
Ramsey, fourteen in Hennepln. one III
lie Sueur, one in Steele, four in the
Forty-SiXth, Halvor Stee7erS0E in Polk,
Thorpe and Peterson in the Forty
ninth, Holman. Lockwood and Ochell IN
the Seventh, one i'll the Stearns-Benton
district. three in the Fiftieth district,
three in Rice, as we'll as several others.
The returns began to come in about
this time and each day the friends OF
Senator Davis have been obliged to coll
cede one or more members to the 0p-
position every hour until yesterday. Out
of all the long list given above but TWO in
the Forty-ninth, twelve from Hennepin
and two in Rice county remain.
The real truth Of the matter is that
the Republicans have not carried the
legislature, and the best posted men
around their committee are very slow
in making claims. AS every one knows,
the first returns received OF the election
came from the villages and towns which
are strongly Republican,, and on those
early returns the Republicans base their
claims. To have a majority on JOINT
ballot the Republicans must secure
sixty members of the lower house, and
the leaders are really only claiming
siXty-siX. From the returns so far
received they have fifty-three, with
chances of securing three and possibly
four more. The opposition will not
have much Of majority, but 1t VIII be
enough to insure the return of Senator
c. X. Davis. Il revised list OF the mem
berS elected and probably elected fol-
lows:
First District Houston County-D. L.
Buell., Dem.
Rep; c. L. Woodbridge, Rep; j. r. Nelson,
Rep
Third Mower County,. j. Furlong
DEM; G. W. Benner, Rep.
Fourth, Freeborn County--William Chris
tie, Rep. JohnM. Zesler, Rep.
Fifth, Farlbault-S j. Abbot, Rep.
Sixlh-MarLin and Watonwan-D. c. Hop
klnS, Rep.
seventh, Murray, MOBILES Pipestone and
Rock-P. Gildea, PeO.; j. H. Maxwell Peo.;
George McGlvery, Dem.
Eighth Cottonwood Gnd Jackson-John
Paulson, Rep.
Ninth, Redwood and Brown-WilIiam
Skinner. Dem. o. b. Turell. 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 q. Bridge Rep.
Fourteenth, OlmSted-H, NJ. Richardson,
Underleak.
Fifteenth. Winona-M. j. McGrath, Dem;
Frank Monahan, DEM; S. r.. Van SAINT;
Louis SikOrski Dem.
sixteenth Lincoln, Lyon and Yellow Medi-
cine-J f. Gibb, Peo.; o. &. Wilson, Peo.
seventeenth, Nicollet-Joseph Diepolder,
Rep.
Eighteenth, Sibley-Thomas McKasy, Dem
Nineteenth, lie Sueur-John WaceK, Dem.
e. l.. Sauls, Dem.
Twentieth Rce-Joseph Roach, DEM. A.
B. Kelly, Rep. E. f. oliver, Rep.
Twenty first Goodhue-F NJ. Wilson, Rep:
j. l.. Schofeld, Rep; ". II. Hamlin, Dem.
Twenty-second, Wabasha-A. j. French,
Dem II. McKenny, Dem.
Twenty-third, Washington John Nc
Carthy. DEM. August Booren, Rep; John
Zech, Rep.
Twenty fourth, Dakota-C. F. Staples,
Rep NJ. A. Dougherty, Dem
Iwenty-ffth, Ramsey-Charles Wallbloom,
Rep, p II. Kelly, Dem; j. A. Nilsson, DEM
Twenty sixth, Ramsey-Dr. c. Williams.
Dem; John H.. Ives, Dem. John V Il. Dodd,
Dem.
TWenty-seventh Ramsey-H. Il. Horton,
Rep; William Rodger, Dem
Twenty Ramsey-R- A. Walsh, Dem;
D. NJ. Sullivan, Rep.
Twenty-ninth, Hennepin = George NJ.
Blocker, Dem. r. c. Heinrichs Dem.
Thirtieth-J. T. Wyman, Rep; E. f. Com
stock, Rep.
Th .rty first-C. s. Cairns, Rep. A. c. Pray,
Rep; Emerson Cole, Rep.
Thirty ohm Holmberg, Rep; c.
A. Carlson, Rep; George Ii. Fletcher, Rep;
=. b. Winston, Dem.
Thirty thirds. A. SGockman, Dem. Pop;
w s. Elliott Rep.
Thirty y-fourth-Stephen 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 Boyldn, Dem.
Thirty-eighth, Sherburne and Wright
Henry Berning, Dem; II. c. Bull Dem. j.
Ini1n DnfN | / Guta
Thirty Meeker-A. II. koerner, Rep.
Fortieth, McLeod-P L. Barrett, Dem.
Forty first, Kandiyohi-Andrew Railson,
Rep.
Dem.
FQrty;third, ChipPew@@ Lac qpiI Pa Pare and
SWift-John Mcclure, Peo. and DEM; E. L.
Young Rep; j. f. Jacobson, Rep.
Forty-fourth, Kanabec, Chisago and Pine
A. j. Anderson, Rep.
Hauck, Dem; p. B: German, Dem; j. Ii.
Linneman, Dem; F. E. Minnette Dem.
Forty-sixth, Crow Wing, No rison, Todd
ana Mile Lncs-H. G. Suvers, Dem; W: E.
Lee. Rep. w E. Fleming, Rep; William
Fuller, Rep.
Forty-seventh, Pope and Douglas-A. G.
johnson, Rep: J. e johnson, Rep.
Forty eighth, Otter Tail-Thonas Cole.
Dem; L. H. Olmstead. PeO. and Dem: o.
A Richardson, Peo. and Dem.
Forty ninth, Big Stone, Grant, Stevens and
Trayerse-D. P. O'Neill, Peo and Dem; G..
l. Eecker Dem.
Fifiieth, WiIkin, Clay, Becker = E. j.
| Moore, Peo. and Dem. Joseph Gum, Peo.
and Dem; o. G. FarsGale, REQ.
Fifly-irst Polk, Beltralni and Normau-B.
NJ. Chesley, PeO.; Hans Juelson. Peo. an d
DEM; John d. Knutson, Peo. and Dem.
Fifty-second Kittson and Marshall-F. W.
| Wagner, Peo. and Dem.
Fifty-third, Aitkin Itasca, Hubbard. Wa
| dena, Carlton-J. NJ. Markham, Rep
Tifty-Fourth, st. Louis, Lake and Cook
James A. Boggs Rep; Lon merritt, Rep. ;
j. b. Cotton, Rep.
Totals--House
Democrats and Peoples. ....5S
Senate
democrats ...,...,.,....... .........,.. 10
AlllallCe ......-'...- ..-.-...-... 10
Republicans. s.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
Anti-Republican majority ~