The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
Republican Majerities Average frsn
5.(NOO f. {. OOO.

Republican Majeritles Average frsn
5000 to 5000.
The state hoard of canvassers has
made tho following official count of
the votes cast in the last election:
For congress, NJ. N. johnson has a
t)tal Of 2l,6l5 votes. Walter Muir,
5000, l3ldd Reeve 1888 and L. s.
Ellis 430. Johnson's majority over
all is 1888, and his plurality over
Muir is 5.955. For governor. Roger
Allin has 23,72s votes, F. NJ. Kinter
8,l88 and E. d. Wallace 1854. Nj.
Allin's majority is 6,l8l, and his plu-
rality is l4,360. For lieutenant gov.
ernor, John H. Worst has 22,9l0 and
L. A. Iceland 1857, Mr.. Worst's
majority being $500. For secretary
of state, G. NJ. Dahl has 23,447 and
G. r. Sletbel8,782, MI. Dahl's major.
ity being $685.. For state auditor
Frank A. Briggs has 22,9eS votes, A.
W. Porter la.76l votes and d. Carl.
ton 674 votes; Mr.. Briggs majority
being 5,533.; and his plurality over A.
W. Porter A,207. For state treasurer,
George E., Nichols has 23.ll9 votes.
K. J. Nomland 1905, Mr.. Nichols,
majority being 6,O33. For superin.
tendent OF public instruction. Emma
F. Bates has 28,0s9, Laura J. Essen.
huth 2O,268. Miss Bates majority be.
ing 1921. For commissioner of in.
surance, F. b. Fancher has %,
James Cudhie l6,45o, Mr.. Fancher's
majority being 1896. For railroad
commissioner, John W. Currie has
22,0ll, ]. j. Wambsrg 20.237, George
H. Keyes l9.983; T. G. Kennedy has
1912, Il. b. Stevens 1897 and Peter
Cameron l6.l6o. E. E. Saunders,
prohibition, has 844. Average repub.
lican majority. 4,657. For commits.
sioner of agriculture. A. H. Laugh.
lin has 2l,62l votes, NJ. F. Merchant
1881, F. G. Arthur 06l. Laughlin's
majo8ity 500, and plurality 6.740.
For judge of the supreme court, j.
NJ. Bartholomew has 20,805, G. +.
Templeton 1898 and George w.
Newton S.605. Bartholomew's ma,
jority 1907 and plurality l0,502,
For attorney general, John F. Cowan
received 20,859 votes, John Burke
1898 votes. and W. H. Stanaish ILL.,
03O votes, Cowan's majority being
1861, and plurality $500.
1t will be noticed that our towns
man, J.. w. Currie, received 1877
more votes than his running mate
Mr.. Wamberg, and 2.048 more thar
Mr.. Reyes.
A Minneapolis telegram of Wednes
day from Saltwater, MIMI, reads
Hon. Rudolph Lehmicke, judge o,
probate court of Washington county
died early this morning aged 7:
years. He was a native of German,
and has held office in this count,
since 1858, having been auditor !
years and judge Of probate the re
mainder of the time. He is one O
the best known citizens of the coun
ty.
Doll sale and New England suppe
at the Congregational church. Thur.
day. Dec. 90. The dolls will max
handsome Christmas presents. Their
will he French jointed dolls elabor
ately dressed, the Partisan novelt
doll in latest style walking outfit, AT
rican and musical dolls and the bah
cloth doll. completely oostumed. l
fancy articles will be found ira,
cloths. hand embroidered cloth.
laundry bags. quilts, pin cushions, III
squares, mirror hat rack, etc. Al
mission free. Supper, Csc. from 6 t
8 o'clock.
Chautauqua circle meets at M. l
Ayers Monday evening ut sever
r thirty sharp.
PROGRAM.
Roll:call, Quotations from shakespeare's Rich
.The irish Question:" Rev. j. Copeland.
Miss Spear
Paper, 1.-THE Eastern Question:" Miss Cr6wle
. Lesson on Turkey, led by Mrs. Ayers.
madagascar" Miss Mitchell
Table Talk, O. outlined In Chautauqus progrs
for the week.
For Sale.
A nood five room house we'll lac,