The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-11-07
SIXTH DISTRICT.



Political Race.
PARK RAPIDS, Mimi, Nov. 7.--Nelson,
210; Becker 70; Owen, 23S; Towne, 1872; Bald
win, 165; Halverson, 1873. The balance of the
Republican ticket is about the same as the
last election.
LONG PRAIRIE, Mimi, Nov. 7.-Twenty-
six of the % precincts Of Todd county give
Nelson 1885; Becker. 634; Owen, 907. The
other two precincts will cut Nelson's
plurality down about %. Dunn and Collins
lead Nelson so votes. Towne, 1880; Baldwin,
756; Halverson, 701. The Republican legisla-
tive ticket Is about $50 ahead in this
county.
BRAINERD, Mimi, Nov Grow Wing
county elects the following Republican Of
ficers: Auditor, Louis Toche; treasurer, j.
T. Frater; sheriff, H. Spaulding register
of deeds, a. Nathan; clerk of the district
court, S. H. Parker; judge of probate, Nj.
McFadden; county attorney, o. E. Clipper
field: coroner, j. 7. Dean; superintendent
of schools, j. II. Wilson; county commits
sioner NJ McFadden; commissioner Fourth
district, H. p. Farrar; commissioner Sec
ond district, John Bubar Democrat;
county surveyor, Lyman Arms. Peoples.
CARLTON, Mimi, Nov THE estimate
of Carlton countys total vote, based on
returns from ali the precincts gives Nell
son $50 votes; Becker, 327; Owen, 279;
Dunn, gil; Biermann, 331; Stromberg, POP.
For congress, Towne gets 722 votes; Bald
win, AS; Halverson. 292. This county gives
Allen CRep) 500 plurality for senator, and
Gum CRep) 40 plurality for representa-
tive
SAUK RAPIDS, Mimi, Nov. 7.-Sauk
Rapids is celebrating Benton county's first
Republican victory tonight. The state
ticket is not counted yet. Sank Rapids
alone gives Nelson more votes than the
entire county two years ago.
PINE CITY. Mimi. Nov. 7.-Returns are
not "a. in for Pine county. So far Nelson's
majority is LIS and TONNES, congressman,
2O3 Very few Populist and Prohibition
votes We're cast. Nearly the whole Repub-
lican county ticket is elected
LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Nov. mime
teen precincts of total of 26 give Nelson
1,2S6, Becker 100 Owen 437. Congress: Re-
publican I750; Democrat, LAT; Populist, III
AITkIN, Mimi, Nov. 7.--Everything Re-
publican in Aitkin county. Not a Demo-
crat elected. Twelve precincts give Nelson
and Republican state ticket 500 plurality.
County ticket very close Stearns {Rep.) de-
feats Luther (Demo by less than % for
auditor. Other offices about the same plu-
rality. Towne Nep.), for congress- carries
the county by about 800 plurality. J. n
Man Oem), for senator, carries the county
by $50 plurality.
BUFFALO, Mimi, Nov. with but
three precincts in county to hear FROM
Nelson has 2,374; Owen, 1,040; Becker 713;
Towne 25l6: Baldwin, 1,212; Halverson
537; Collins, 2,501; Willis, 1888. Republican
gain on governor of $50; gain for congress-
man, 1000. Legsla tive Republican ticket
elected overwhelming majority. Entire Re-
publican county ticket elected.
ELK RIVER, Mimi, Nov. Twelve
voting precincts in Sherburn county; all in
but one. Nelson, 749: Becker 1879; Owen
352 Justice supreme court, Collins, $40; Will
lis, go; Dunn, state auditor. S33; Biermann,
al vii
Haverson, 209. The entire Republican coun-
ty ticket is elected.
ST CLOUD, Mimi, Nov. S.-Representa-
tives elected: John J. Boobar Rep.), Fred
Schroeder OemD. Alex Chisholm Dem.),
w. L. Neman Rep).