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PRESS Is ELATED.
1t Crows Very Like Young
Chanticleer.

1t Crows Very Like Young
Chanticleer.
New YORK, Nov. 7.-The Press will
say today editorially: The Republican
party has won the most sweeping TIL
umph since 1872. The elections of yes.
terday secured to the Republicans con-
troll OF the next house of rep
resentatives, and have brought nearer
the time when the Republicans will
again have a majority in the senate.
The Atlantic states have given en-
phatic maj0rlties for Republican caudi-
dates, and the Empire state Of New York
is once more in the Republican column
by vote that shows that political
revolution has taken place. The most
extraordinary and memorable triumph
along the line is the rescue of
the city of New York from Demo-
crat Tammany rule. Yesterday New
York was shaekIed in fetters of shame
that held her in degrading subsection
III the criminal conspiracy of Tam
many Hall. Today she stands erect and
emancipated. the premier member of
the grand Republican sisterhOod of
states, no longer under the confederate
symbol OF free trade and the black flag
of TammaDy, but ranked heneefOrth
with those loyal commonwealth that
stand for American Industrial indie
pence in phalanx under the stars and
stripes.
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THE PEOPLE IN POWER.
What the World Sees in the
Election.

s KIT tnG W OFlU SeeS In the
Election.
New YORK, Nov. THE World will
say today editorially: The result liz
New York and throughout the country
was never more in the hands of the peo-
pie than it is in America now. That
was the moral of the overwhelming
defeats sustained by the Harrison adj
mInlStration. and it is the lesson now.
when popular diScontent with existing
administrations, local, state and national.
has shown itself so emphatically. The
Democratic party of the future will
be fa' better party because of
the action of the Democrats who.
IN behalf of party principle. arrayed
themselves yesterday against party
leaders who had betrayed or abandoned
principles. Every Democrat car
feel gratifed that regardless of
temporary considerations Of party
the people, animated by the
Democratic instinct. have shown
themselves the governing power in the
country; that they have made 1t once
more apparent how much greater they
are than any great man or any number
of great men; than any aut0crat, any
senate, any machine. The people are in
power, and they have shown it. Tha.
is what 1t means.
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Mcleod,

STEWART, Minn.. Nov. 6.-Nelson 76.
Becker 20, Owen 81. Nelson run behind
vote of two years ago. Owen runs be-
hind Donnelly; Becker gained.
STEWART. Minn., Nov. 6.-Town, of
Collins. for congress Third district,
Heatwole, II; Hall. 3S; Bowler, Is, aud
Heatwole and Hall run ahead of two
years ago aud Bowler has IL votes more
than Borchert.
Special to the Globe
GLENCOE, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Becker
2SS6, Nelson 135. Owen ST. Ten town.
ships heard from, but the count not vet
flushed OH the county ticket. Slight
Republican gains OH the state ticket,
Hall running ahead; close estimate
gives him a majority of 6O0 in this
county.
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Memorials in London.

LONDON. Nov. 6.-The Duke of York,
the Duke of Connaught and other mem
bers of the royal family. most of the
cabinet ministers aad the diplomatic
corps, all wearing full uniform, at
tended memorial service today in
honor of tue late czar of Russia. Among
those present were: James X. Roose-
velt, secretary of the Omitted States en-
bassy; Col. w. Ludlow, the United
States military attache, and Lieut.. Com
mander w. S. Cewles, tile United States
naval attache E
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Murray.
Special to the Globe.

CURRIE, Mimi. Nov. 6. = Town of
Murray votes: Nelson 20, Becker. 20,
Owen 70, Clough Is. Luding 80, Lom-
men So. Berg II. Haines 80, Seberger 62.
Dunn 10. Biermann 20, Str0mberger 81,
Reed 10, Lambey so, Burchard 60, Stiles
20. Breckenridge q, Keyes 63. Reed Ii.
Burke %. Johnson 90. Start 2l, Smith
20. Ladd So, Collins %, Willis 81.
Specialt to the Globe.
SLAYToN. Minn.. Nov. 6.-Gov. Mel
son has made net gain OF 9S in six
townships over two years ago, and the
Republican legislative ticket will carry
the county.
Special 10 the Globe.
CURRIE. Minn., Nov. 6.-The town of
Mason gives the Republicans Is, Pop.
SO; McCIeary is, Long 90.
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WILD ON NEWSPAPER ROW.
Thousands. Watched Newspaper
Bulletins in Gotham.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The scene on
Newspaper row at $50 tonight when it
was conceded by the Democrats that
Morton had won the governorship aud
Strong the mayoralty was one OF Wild
est enthusiasm. When the newspaper
bulletins and stereopticOns began to
display the returns about 6 O'Clock
there were about 1000 people Oh Park
row, but during the following two
hours the crowd was augmented by
continuous stream OF people from the
uptown districts. By O'clock fully
10000 thronged the thoroughfare, block
ing the cars aud impeding the horse
and cable cars. When the concessions
by the Democrats were announced
there seemed to be three Republicans
to every Democrat present. The as
semblage was very orderly. and seemed
TO be of more respectable class than
that which usually visits Park row OH
election night.
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HILL AT THE POLLS.
New York Candidate Again
Proves ssl An, n Ite.,,.rrs,.,

New York Candidsta Again
Proves "l Am II Dei.iScraf."
ALBANY, Y. Y, Nov. "a very wet
atmosphere sad a InIrky sky greeted
the early voters at the polls today.
About 10 O'clock the sun came out.
There was evidently disposition to
vote early.
IL was shortly after O'Clock when to
the upper district of the Ninth ward
there walked a well-built man, with
hands thrust down deep in his overcoat
pockets AS he stepped into the polling
place to get his ballots, several persons
made way for him, and one of the in
spectOrs said
Let Senator Hill vote"
Then somebody proposed cheer for
'the next governor" and there was a
hearty hurrah. Senator Hill refused to
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Hovas Are Hostile.

PORT LOUIS, Island of Mauritus. Nov.
GA dispatch from Tamatave. Mada-
gascar, dated Nov. 8, says that the Hoya
government has refused to grant the
deman1 Is of the government of France.
NJ Lemyre de VilerS, the special French
envoy to Madagascar.a and all the French
residents of AntentnarivO have arrived
at Tamatave from the capital of NADIA
gascar. The French Warship Hugonis is
Steaming around the coast of Madagas-
car in order to pick up French refu-
gees. All the British residents of An
tentnarivo will return there, as the
Hova government has promised them
full protection.
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NVinona.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WINONA, Minn., Nov. 6.-Returns
have been received from only one pre-
clnct of this county. While from this
one precinct all the Democratic candi-
dates received the customary majority,
estimates made on the official
count as far as it has pro-
ceeded. show large Republican gains.
1t is believed, however. that most of the
Democratic nominees will pull through.
The state and cong ressional Republican
tickets are conceded to be elected, while
the legislative contest will be very close.
Only part of the Democratic county
figure.
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take anybody's place in the line and
waited his turn, chatting pleasantly
meanwhile with those nearest him.
Judge Peckham, of the court of apr
peals, took fifteen minutes to fix his bal
lots, and then was sent back to fix them
again.
A Republican watcher was arrested
for alleged bribery Of voter. He des
nieS the accusation.
Applications for warrants were made
Tor two Republican inspectors in the
Ninth and Fifteenth wards for refusing
to designate ono inspector to give out
ballots. They usurped the right them
selves against the protests of the Dem
Ocratic inspector.
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WatOnwan.
Snecial to the Globe.

SpeCIaI 20 Int GIUUt.
ST. JAMES, Nov. 6. Tho whole num-
Der of precincts in Watonwan county is
thirteen. OF the thlee here reported.
on governor they give Nelson SIT, Beck
er 12S, Owen 62, Hilleboe 81. The coun-
tv complete will give Nelson plurality
of about 600. On congr. sSman, three
precincts give }. L. McCleary, Rep, l4O;
Long, Pop, 29; j. II. Baker, Dem., AZ.
Frank A. Day appears to be elected
senator and Thomas Torson representa-
atiye.
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Mayor Grant and Tammany
Men Not Disheartened.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-EX-Mayor Grant
tonight made the following statement:
II am defeated. On the retirement of
Mr. Straus l thought it my duty to the
Democratic party TO accept its nOmina-
tion for mayor Of this city. ] made my
canvass on Democratic issues and nave
gone down with my party. The princi-
pies OF the party are essential to the life
of the republic. Victories will be VOL
in the future as they have III the past.
1t is the duty of Democrats to present
solid front. Democrats never work as
we'll together as III the hour of defeat.
All differences will be laid aside, ard
the Democratic vote of this city Will be
preserved as the corner stone of De-
mocracy for the presidential contest of
1896"
Inc Tammany men VITO were down
town tonight had no excuse to offer for
their overwhelming defeat, and one of
the leaders said: This will lead to
thorough reorganization of the Demo-
cratic party in this city, and it will
bring about good results hWo years from
nOW,'
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OlInSted.

ROCHESTER, Mlnn.. Nov. 6. - The
whole number Of precincts in Olmsted
county Is twenty five. Returns slow.
Only two city precincts reported, Civ
ing Nelson 364. Becker 219, Owen 73,
Hllleboe IL. Cannot estimate county.
Dunn and Collins ahead. County bal
lots not counted.
Special TO the Globe
ROCHESTER,. Mimi. Nov. 6.-The
whole number of precincts in Olmsted
county is twenty five. Returns show
only two city precincts reported. giving
Nelson 364, Becker 219, Owen 70, Hille-
Doe IL CannOt estimate cOunGy. Dunn
and Collins ahead. County ballots not
counted.
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PRICE TWO CENTs-{ ~ EEE5A5Ss 5AR2s }---No. a11
tx { RA
8 AM.

Nelson, Republican, carried the county
or Ramsey by plurality of about 1000
flerce Butler was elected county attor>
ney by at least 1000. Coroner
Whltcomb's plurality is in the neigh
borbood OF 1000. E. g. Rogers
leads his ticket and defeated Mr.. Van
Slyke by over 1900. Other Republicans
are elected by smaller pIaralities, with
the possible exception of John s. Grode,
Democrat, who is probably elected by
small plurality. William Koch missed
election by scratch.
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Steele.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
OwAToNNA, Nov. 6.-The whole
number of precincts in Steele county is
eighteen; of these seven have reported
on governor. They give Nelson 734:
Becker. 5S5; Owen. rs; Hilleboe, SO.
The county complete will give Nelson a
plurality of about 800. On congress-
men six precincts give Tawney, Rep,
$50; Meigher. Pop, %; M0Onan, Dem,
Alb. The plurality for Tawney in the
county will be about $50. Schmidt.
Dem, appears to be elected senator,
and Brainerd, Rep, representative.
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Carver.

YOUNG AMERICA, Nov. 6.-Young
American state ticket, 366 votes cast;
Nelson l53. Becker 16S, Owen %, HnIe-
Doe 2, Clough 145, Ludwig 1SS, Way /,
Berg $50, HalneS 1872, Seberger 10, Win
ger 2. Dunn las, Biermann 1S7, Stom-
berg 9, Johnson 4, Koerner l61. Lam
bert 173, B0rchert II, ChildS l54, Brack-
enridge 119, keyes 10, Childs /, Reese
153, kurtz 1S3. Johnson 8, Start 146,
Smith lS5, Ladd 9, Collins 15S, Willis
l73.
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FreebOrn.

ALBERT LEA, Nov 6. First ward,
Nelson, 1856; Becker, %; Owen. 46; Col
lins, 204; Willis, 81.
Manchester-Nelson, 10S out of Isl
votes.
Special to the Globe.
ALBERT LEA. Mimi, Nov. 6.-Nire
precincts, including the city of Albert
Lea complete. give Nelson. for gov
ern0r, 1.0l6; seven precincts give Owen
295: Becker. 79. Three precincts give
Collins 444, Willis 104.
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with the vote for the head of the ticket,
is not nearly so large as it was supposed
to be, and the result, therefore. Is that
the legislature will consist of so sen-
ators and $50 aSsemblymen; that pool
selling on races will be prohibited, and
that a new Judiciary system will be In
ugurated. The sweep also means that
Tor the first time in many years the Re-
publicans will have control OF the state
legislature and at the same time have a
governor in the chair in political har-
mOnY with them
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Meeker.
Special to the Globe.

SpeCIdI 10 the OIODe.
LITCHFIELD, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Whole
number of precincts in Meeker county,
eighteen. OF these four have reported
on governor. They give Nelson 526.
Becker Sc, Owen 322. If the same ratio
is kept up the county complete will give
Nelson a plurality of $40. For congress
Heatwole is running close to Nelson in
this city. p. E. Hanson, Rep, appears
to be elected senator and j. A. Sampson,
Rep, to the house.
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HOWLS OF TRIUMPH,
This Is Row the Advertiser Glories
in the G. o. z. Victory.

in the G. o. p. Victory.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Advertiser
will tomorrow say: The battle is over.
The enemy is routed. Republicanism
has triumphed. Protection will still
protect, and Tammany is overthr0wn.
The victory means that the great
American people have been aroused,
and have shown themselves worthy of
their glorious heritage. 1t means the
death beyond all possibility of resusci-
tatiOn of that party which for forty
years has never had power without
showing an increased capacity for
blunderlng and inc0mpetehcy.
Finally, the victory means that from
the lakes to the gulf. and from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, we should give
thanks for the downfall of the Demo-
cratic party and all it stands for, and
the triumph of protection, law, order,
good government and all that makes for
the glory of the nation; the Democratic
party is indeed dead. Praise God,
from whom all blessings flow."
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SECOND DISTRICT.
Snecial to the Globe.

LUvERNE, Nov. Crock county will
give Nelson and McCleary, Rep. in the
neighborhood of 200 majority. Owen
will get 800 or more votes. Donnelly
got 200 in last election. The Democratic
vote shows a slighC falling off on gov
ernOr, which is not strange, because
there have been only half dozen
meetings held. Miller. Rep, for sena-
tor, will have 125 majority in the county,
but Marshall, Dem. and Pop, will beat
him in the district. Indications point
to the election of Ryder. Dem., and two
Republicans to the house.
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Escort for Dead Gar.

YALTA, Nov. 6. 6.-Transports have ar
rived here with 5000 troops. which, with
strong forces of cavalry and artillery.
will take part in the ceremonies hefs
already made for the embarkation 3of
the remains of the late czar for Sebasto.
pol. The spectacle as the trans ports
entered the bay with their tiashiisg
search lights illuminating everything
around was most beautiful one.
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lie Sueur.
Special 10 the Globe.

Special 70 the Globe.
LIE SUEUR, Nov. 6.-The whole num-
ber of precincts in lie Sueur county is
eighteen. or these two have reported
on governor. They give Nelson 219,
Becker lSS. Owen AZ. HillebOe so. On
congressman two precincts give Heat
wole. Rep, 50 plurality. The plurality
for Hall in the county will be about 400
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HALL AGAIN WINS
With Plurality That Stamps the
Third as Reliably DemOcratic

Congressman Hall has carried the
Third district by nearly the same
plurality he had two years ago. In the
home of his opponent, Northfeld, he
scored gain of nearly 100, which will
reduce the plurality of Candidate Heat-
wole to 800 in Rice county. The DEM
ocratic counties Of the district have held
their own in splendid shape, and give
maJorlties fully up to those of 1892.
Goodhue goes little better for Mr..
Heatwole, but not enough tc help him
out. An estimate made from scattering
returns gives the following pluralities:
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RenvilIe.
snecial to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
FAIRFAX. Mimi. Nov. 6.-Village
election, Nelson "a, Owens IS, Beck
er So.
Special to the Globe.
BUFFALO. MIMI, Nov. 6.-Buffalo
town and village gives Nelson 21S, Owen
81, Biermrnn 80.
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AIbany Was FOR KiIl.

New YORK. Nov. Chill has carried
Albany City by 800 plurality; Flower
carried it by $500.
Albany city complete: Hill, 11,4S6;
Morton, 10,517; Wheeler, SS; Lock.
wood, 1l.543; SaXton. 10, 160; Brown,
1859; Haght, 10,510.
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Fillmore.

Special to the Globe. =
PRESTON, Mimi, Nov. 6.-An un.
usually heavy vote was polied in this
county today, aud there will be no re-
turns tonight. The whole Republican
state and legislative ticket will carry
the county by pluraIities ranging from
800 to 500. except auditor and associate
justice, which are in doubt, with
chances in favor OF Biermann and
Willis.
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New YORK, Noy. a. Returns trpn
New York city cO12lets give HA: ,21, 5.
700, Morton l23,2 HIhs plurality,
4,401. Mayor: Grant. Dsg.. !li,2t::
Strong. Rep. l52, 6qi, suong'. plur-
ality, ,434 John ", Cot. IND. :as
been elected recorder a.s; F.ece::ck
Smythe, Tammany, by a 2.zfa.i;y Of
"a S44
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SLUMP OF 100000
Tammany Suffers a Decided ID,
feat.

Tammany Suffers Decided De-
feat.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Tammany is de-
feated. The nominal majority OF $4,000
usually pOlled by the organization in
New York city has been obllterated. and
an opposition non-partisan majority of
10000 TO $4,000 has been piled up. maxi
ing the not opposition gain more than
100000. Never since 1871, the year in
which the revelations concerning the
operations of Tweed were made, has
there been such an opposition arrayed
against Tammany. and the returns to-
night show that severe blow has been
struck at the foundation of the most
powerful political organization in the
country
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First Election B,oodshed.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Fifteen minutes
before the polling booth ia the Fourth
precinct of the fwenty-second ward had
been opened, blood was shed. and the
Republican challenger, Michael Ken
nedy, was found unconscious on the
sidewalk, having been attacked by a
gang of hoodlums. No arrests were
made.
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Labor Vote Disfranchised.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6.-Nearly 900
laborers employed by the Detroit Gas
company on the streets were forbidden
permission to vote today by their EN-
ployers. The superintendent claims
the sole reason was that the latenesS of
the season demanded that the work be
nnShrd.
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Kings Soki(ilY q. q. r.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--The entire con-
gressional delegation from Kings
county is Republican. Those elected
are as follows: Sesond district, Dennis
NJ. Hurley; Third, Francis Ii. Wilson;
Fourth, Israel 4 Fisher; Fifth, Charles
Bennett; Sixteenth. James r.. Howe.
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Grant Congratulates Strong.

New YORK, Nov.2.-Mr. Grant at 8: Is
entered the room at police headquarters
where MIR. Strong was receiving the re-
turns, and congratulated him on his ac-
knowledged victory. Mr.Strong thanked
him. President MARITIME, of the police
board. says Tammany has abandoned all
hope Of carrying a single office.
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Chippewa.

CLARA CRY, Minn.. Nov. 6.-Nelson,
81; Becker, II; Owen, 10; Dunn, SO;
Biermann, 20; Stromberg. 6; Start, Sc;
Collins. 81; Smith, 81; Wilds, %;
Ladd, 8.
Special to the Globe.
MoNTEvIDEo, Minn., Nov. 6.-Chip-
pewa county, estimated. gives Nelson
100 plurality over Owen. Only three
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Parkhurst swelis With Pride.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Dr. Parkhurst
said tonight: I'VE have won. The
great victory shows the people have
their eyes open at last. 1t is evident
that the public conscience has at las.
been awakened. We've got ali these
people that the reform noYenen: hss
been fighting just where :hsr as6 x&S
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Riot at Augusta,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 6.-There were
several fights during the day in this
city. John NJ. Goss, one Of the Populist
workers, challenged negro vote. In
the difficulty Goss drew his pistol, and
a general melee and fusillade of shots
followed. GOSS was killed almost in-
stantly. A number were wounded.
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Murder Precedes Ba,,otinp.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Nov. Ga special
to the Daily News from Milan, No.,
says: A voting precinct near this city
opened this morning with free-for- all
fight, and D. L. Hardis was Drained
with an axe in the hands of a man
named Mathes. No cause assigned.
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Blue Earth.

SpcCIt4I 10 VIIS OIUUO'
MANKATo, Nov. Checkers vote
light in four precincts reported; he will
run behind ticket. Nelson will gain 200
in the county. Republican senator and
two representatives sure of election.
Democrats will get one representatives.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
W abasha.

SpccloI TO the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Nov. 6.-Following is the
result of the state election in this city,
a full vote being polled: Governor,
Nelson 339, Becker l04, Owen 139; lieu
tenant governor. Clough $40, Ludwig
1872, Lommep so; secretary of state,
Berg 345, Haines 149. Seebsrgey
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auditor. Dunn 3s7, Bierma

SO: auditor. Dunn 337, Biermann
166. Stromberg so: treasurer. Koerner
331. Lambert 157, Borchert So;
attorney general, Childs $40. Brackin-
ridge l52. Keyes 81; clerk supreme
court, Reese $40, Kurtz 154. johnson 81;
chief justice, Start 800. Smith IA, Ladd
So; associate justice, Collins 372. Willis
1S6; amendments, yeas $50, nays 72.
WabaSha county scores a Republican
victory. Allen j. Greer's majority for
the state senate will probably exceed
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nenutv Nfarshai,s Victim.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Nov. Oval
ter W. Booth was fatally wounded in an
election row at Elmstord today. He
marshal. who drew revolver and shot
him in The groin
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Martin.

Special to the Globe.
FAIRMoNT, Nov. 6. - Martin county
has twenty two precincts; of these three
have reported on governor: Nelson SOL,
Becker 1l5, Owen 100. Hilleboe 81. The
county complete will give Nelson
plurality of about 500.