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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
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ANoKA, Nov, 4.compsete. returns for
over Bryan, the vote standing Mckinley 800,
Bryan 1893. The vote on state officers com
plete is as follows: solough 1541, Lind 7s5;
Dean q, Ames %. Lieutenant governor,
Gibbs LAY, Bowler 73s. secretary, Berg
1,21S, Heinrich TIT; treasurer, Koerner 1,315
McKinnon 720: attorney i! general, Childs,
majorities ranging from 9l25 to zoo. For
member of congress, Morris 146S, Towne $685.
representative, Sederberg. 1.474, Peterson.
1.709; judges, Steel 1s2f2; Simpson 945, Pond
ditor, G.. w. Putnam register. c. E. Green
judge of probate. J. &C. Hengel; attorney
A. 3. Giddings; clerk, Frank Hart; surveyor
tendent of schools. Le P.,Storms; commits
sioners, Noggle and Page all Republicans
were elected by good majorities. One DEM
ocratic commissioner was elected. On sher-
If, the Republican candidate claims one
vote. On treasurer the Republican has Is.
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Rice.
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FARIBAULT, Nov. 4s-With three towns
still to hear from, Rice county gives McKin-
ley 3,0SS. Bryan 1,462 Palmer 81, lowering 0,
Clough 2,S09, Lind 1,7S3; for congress, Heat
wole, Republican, 3,174, Peck, Democrat, 1851,
Langeson, Prohibition, g. The successful can
didates for the legislature are D. F. Kelly.
l.. NJ Hollister and Charles Eigenbeck, all
three being Republicans. With Shieldsville,
Wheatland and Erin still to hear from it Is
almost certain that the Republicans have
elected their entire county ticket, with the
possible exception of treasurer, register of
deeds and one county commissioner in dis
trict where there was no opposition.
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to $4,000 Complete returns are in from
"a out Of the SO counties They show
a net gain of 356 to the county. If
this gain is continued, and it Is more
than likely it will increase, McKinley's
plurality will be 81, S99 The state tick
ct is elected by overwhelming majori-
ties. The total delegation Of congress-
men, numbering eleven, are all Re-
rublicans. OF the "a counties heard
from the silver forces carried but
fourteen.
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Mobiles.
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Special 10 CIIt IIUDb
are the official returns Of this county, ex-
cept from five precincts: Mckinley 1926, Bry-
an 9S4, lowering AZ, Palmer 26, Clough ,S54
Lind ,104, Dean 80, Hammond 6, Gibbs 1,279,
Bowler 951, Wedge "a; secretary Of state,
Berg 1883, Heinrich 945, McConkey "a; treas
urer, Koerner 1902, McKinnon 1874; attorney
general. Childs 1880, Reyes SIG. For con-
gress, McCleary 1,31S, Day 94S, Price "a;
state legislature, Shell 1924, Holman 1,16O
Dyer 1888, Sullivan 1,13S, Tow 90S, Payne
943. Unofficial returns from four Of the five
Day 100, Shell 297, Holman 1877, Dyer 49,
Sullivan 21S, Lowe 1S4, Payne 1873. No re-
port on president.
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Otter Tail.

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FERGUS FALLS, Nov 4-Fifty-one pre-
cincts in Otter Tail county out of twenty
one give Mckinley 1858, Bryan 1911, Clough
2615, Lind 3,S18. Eddy 3,123 Lommen 1872.
The remaining towns include strong Populist
precincts. Bryan will carry the county by 500,
Lind by 1,500. Lommen by 300 to 400. With
the exception Of county superintendent and
sheriff. Populists carry the entire county and
representative ticket
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Election Day Rows.

A large number of assault and battery cases
will b. heard in the police court this morn
Ing, az the outcome of the election returns.
John Peck will be given an examination
Chased with assaulting Lucas Zaboeski.
Ole Anderson up for the same charge by
Thomas Olson and John Cramer charged
with pounding Maggie Paris. All of the de-
fendanLs were released. Gautschl was fined
SO or ten days for assaulting his wife Marie,
and George Hall paid the same fine for as
saulting John Noel
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
In Cycling Days.

Up To Date.
Willie-Pa, do bloomer girls have to pay
more rent for riding the bDuleyards than
on the back streets?
Parent? Bioomer girls pay no rent and
are privileged to ride on any street they
choose Why do you ask?
Willie-Well, this evening me. two bl 1omer
girls Of the back streets and I heard
one of them tell the other that she didn't
want to ride on the boulevard because the
rent was too high.
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Pope

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GLENWOOD, Nov. 4.-Pope county com
plete will give Mckinley Ito, Bryan 700.
Palmer IS, lowering 10, Clough 1850, Lind
$50, Gibbs 1900, Bowler $50; for congress,
Eddy, Rep, 1890; Lommen, Dem, Pop. 500;
fer legislature. G. P. Reeves received LOO
majority. The following county officers are
elected P. 1. Ronning, Rep, auditor; NJ G.
Rigg, treasurer; F. E. Reed, Rep, clerk of
court; Theo. Thorson, Rep, sheriff; T. o.
Ofstun. Rep, register OF deeds; e. M. Web
ster, Rep, county attorney; liver B. Lee,
Rep, superintendent of schools.
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Paving Ont the Cold

The Minneapolis banks celebrated the cleo
ton of Mckinley by paying out gold. So far
rule; and on the other side of the house gold
was being deposited by those who had boarded
small amounts on the election uncertainty.
money was offered yesterday at per cent
and on choice security much lower rates are
predicted within a few days. as soon as the
election result can be definitely settled. A
good many Eastern concerns accept the result
as settled, Others prefer to wait for more
definite figures from Western STATES
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WINS BY OVER $4,000
Continued From First Page.
Freeborn,

Republican, 2,O45 Democratic, 1885. Briggs,
Republican, is elected to the legislature.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Paid an Election Ret

An amusing incident growing out of an
election bet occurred yesterday afternoon
when Bert Ellis and d. c. Slaught enjoyed a
wheelbarrow ride, the motive power for which
was furnished by D. H. H0yt and H. M.
Murphy. The 'barrows were deliberately be-
decked with flags and bunting and the pro-
cession, which was headed by brass band
created infinite amusement as it passed
along the principal streets of the city.
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Pope.

119. County returns indicate Republican
landslide.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
SPIRIT OF ANARCHY.
Displayed by Free Silver Partisons
at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. A disorderly
crowd of 200 or 800 men are marching
through the streets shouting that
Bryan is elected. They carry a trans
parency upon which is inscribed mo
'76 this year." Indiana, Iowa and Ken
lucky is ours and Bryan is elected. -
In passing the newspaper offices and
banks they hooted and made menacing
demonstrations. Police detachments
have been ordered to be in readiness
for any disturbance Of the peace.
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Special to the Globe.
NORRIS, Nov. 4.-stevens county com
Palmer Z, lowering 8; Clough S51. Lind 1923;
for congress. Eddy, Republican, 1,O67; Lom-
men Democrat, 646 The successful candi-
dates for the legislature are l.. o. Foss and
j. NJ Finney Republican.
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POpulist LOmmen I'm the Seventh Dis
trict Ran Well
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DETROIT Nov 4.-Becker county COM
plete will give Mckinley 1,4O1, Bryan 1893,
Palmer 81, lowering II; Clough 1880, Lind
LBS; Gibbs 1850, Bowler LIS; for con-
gress, Eddy, Republican, 1,470; Lommen,
Democrat 1,019. The successful candidates
for the legislature are Douglass, McGrath
and Wood, Republicans.
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Brown.

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NEW ULM, Nov. 4-Brown county COM
plete gives Mckinley 1852; Bryan, 1928; Pal
mer, g.; Clough, 1872; Lind, 1910; Gibbs, 995;
Bowler, 1854. For congress, McCleary, Re-
publican, 1,729; Day, Democrat, 15O5. The
successful candidate for the legislature is
Heimerdinger, plurality, 165.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Polk.

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CROOKSTON. Nov 4.-Polk county is
thoroughly Populist on the county ticket
Over two thirds of the vote is in, and the
returns give Mckinley 1000, Bryan 5000,
Clough 1900, Lind 1880. Congressman Eddy
is making a good run, and has materially
added to his vote of two years ago. Thus
far he has 1900 to Lommen's 1000.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Sherburne.

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ELK RIVER, Nov. Returns have been
received from the twelve precincts of Sher-
burne county with the following result: Nc
Kinley 1000, Bryan 532. Clough 912, Lind 900,
Morris $50, Towne 500. This is the largest
vote ever polled In the county, and the Re-
publicans have made decided gains over
former years. Sherburne gives the Repub-
ncan legislative ticket q handsome vote, Dare
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Murray.
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Special 70 the GIObe.
SLAYTON, Nov. 4.-Returns for fourteen
precincts in Murray give Mckinley 941, Bry-
an 7O3; Clough 100, Lind S19; McCleary 1872
Day 666. Legislature Rep, $50;
Shell, Rep, .663; Dyer, Rep, GAS. Lowe, DEM,
769: Payne, Dem, 564; Sullivan, Dem, $780,
The county ticket is close, with chances in
favor of all Republicans but treasurer and
sheriff. which go fusion. ,
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WiIkin,
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Special 10 the Globe.
BRECKENRIDGE, Nov. 4.-McKinley will
have in Wilkin county about 900, Bryan 925,
Clough and Lind about the same The coun-
ty ticket for sheriff, attorney, register of
deeds. superintendent of schools, Judge of
probate and coroner Democratic, the balance
Republican. Indications point to Douglass
and McGrath. Republicans, and Peterson,
Democrat, for representatives. Eddy will
have good majority in the county.
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Steele.


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plete gives MCKINLEY ISL. BRYAN 1915.
Palmer so, Clough 1,701, Lind 1,428; for con-
gress, Tawney, Republican, 1905 Fitzpatrick,
Democrat, 1877. The successful candidate
for the legislature is George E. Sloan, Of
Cooleyville.
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RenviIle.

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OLIVIA, Nov. 4.-As the result of the cleo
ton in Renvile county, Mckinley will have
majority Of 500, Heatwole for congress over
H. ]. Peck, 600, Bergley, Republican, over
Ramsland, Democrat and Populist, about 400
The whole of the Republican ticket is elected
The vote for governor shows John Lind in
the lead.
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Douglass.
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ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 4.-Douglass county
complete will give Mckinley 1883, Bryan
1853, Palmer %, lowering 81; Clough 1851,
Lind 1896; Gibbs 1872, Bowler 1886; for con-
gress, Eddy, Republican, 2.O39; Lommen.
Democrat, 1886. The successful candidate
for the legislature is R. ]. Mcneil.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Too Tired to Turn 1t.

THAT eccentric Miss Waxwing has hit upon
a novel idea"
What is it"
''She has put turnstile at her front gate. 4"
what for?'
$50 that tramps will climb the fence and
give the dog an excuse for bouncing on
them"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Blue Earth.

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MANKATO, Nov. 4.-Blue Earth county
complete gives Mckinley 1877; Bryan, 2,735;
Clough, 3,442; Lind 1928. McCleary is run
ming even with Mckinley. The successful can
ddates for the legislature are Nels Nyquist.
H. R. Mclean and William Jameson The
Republicans elect the entire Republican ticket.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
MICHIGAN COMPLETE.
Detroit Free Press Figures Ma
jority of 6I,557.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 4-The Free
Press state computations indicate
that Mckinley has 61,557 plur-
atty; Pingree SO, 472 plurality. Mayor
Pingree says that he will continue in
office as mayor and as governor until
his term as mayor expires, IA months
hence, providing the people do not OBJ
iect. In the latter case he says he
would resign as mayor.
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Mile Laos.

PRINCETON, Mimi, Nov. 4-Returns
cept the town of Robbins, give Mckinley
902, Bryan 424, Palmer A. lowering 49,
Clough 916, Lind 472 Gibbs, 1893, Bowler 267
For congress, Morris $685. Towne 521. The
successful candidates for the legislature are
Head. Fennis, Hartshorn, Jones'
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+ AITKIN, Nov. 4.-Aitkin village complete
gives Mckinley 297, Bryan 14S, Clough 277,
Lind 100, Morris 273, Towne 1853, Whitney
2lS, Foley I'll, Gum $50, Doran Isl. Four
precincts outside Of Aitkin give Republican
gains. The entire Republican county ticket
is elected excepting county commissioner and
possibly county attorney.
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Mars hall.

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WARREN Nov. 4.-Marshall county, COM
plete returns except two precincts, gives Nc
Kinley LIPS, Bryan 1882, Clough 1858, Lind
1913; for congress, Eddy, Rep, 1,161; Lom-
men, Pop, 1920. The successful candidate
for the legislature is probably Goar, Dem.
No footings on lieutenant governor are OBJ
tainable.
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Jackson.

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JACKSON, Nov 4.-Twenty out of twenty
three precincts in Jackson county give Nc
Kinley, 3,371 Bryan, 1,G4S; Clough, 1,139;
Lind, 1O95. For congress, ]. T. McCleary,
Republican 1885, Frank Day, Populist, 1,007.
The Republican candidate for legislature,
Mr. Lang, is elected with majority of $50.
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NicOlIet.

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plete gives Mckinley 1874; Bryan, $50; Pal
mer, AZ; lowering, 80; Clough, 1,521; Lind,
1,133; Gibbs, 1887; Bowler, 8S1. For congress,
McCleary, Republican, LISP; Day, Democrat,
91S The successful candidates for the legisla-
ture are Benton and Severance, Republican.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
STEVENS HAD AswALK-ovER.
C1arke's Vote But Little over One
Third of the Total.
Isantf.

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CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 4.-Isanti county COM
plete gives Mckinley 1874. Bryan 1885, Palmer
0, lowering 0, Clough LII Lind 1062; for
congress, Stevens ,4O5, Clarke $685. The sue
cessful candidate for the legislature is John
Sederberg.
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Lyon.

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MARSHALL, Nov. 4.-Lyon county. full re-
turns, gives Mckinley 26S plurality, Lind 1874,
McCleary 250. For the legislature, Manchester
gets 1,497, Olds 1926, Money $780, Jones
1881. The full Republican county ticket is
elected except superintendent of schools Mrs
Forbes leading Byrne by 3S1 votes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Stearns.

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ST. CLOUD, Nov. 4.-Stearns county COM
plete gives Mckinley 2,766, Bryan 1857, Clough
$780, Lind 1924; for congress, Morris, Rep,
2,918; Towne, DEM, 5,277. The successful
candidates for the legislature are J. G.
Haytes. Fred Schroeder, F. E. Minnette.
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Rock.

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LUVERNE, Nov. brock county complete
gives Mckinley 1,190, Bryan 769, Palmer 80,
lowering e. Clough 1,038 Lind 1872; for CON
gress, McCleary Rep) 1,101, Day Oem.)
500. The successful candidates for the legis-
lature are Holman Shell and Dyer.
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Lincoln.

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LAKE BENTON. Nov. 4.-Lincoln county
gives Mckinley Gas, Bryan 731, Clough 500,
Lind 766, McCleary $50, Day TAO; legislature,
Manchester 692, Jones &c. Olds $50, Mooney
595, and Stiles independent for county at
torney, scooped.
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Special to the Globe.

Totals ...... ...27 1853
Morris over Towne, 1,493.
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Grant.

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ELBOW LAKE, Nov. 4.-Grant county
complete gives Mckinley $685. Bryan 713;
eClough S05, Lind 932; Eddy. 1.O40; Lommen,
699; Foss Republican, 1,O12; Finney, Repub-
lican, 6s7; Westphal, Peoples, 66s; Hall, Peo-
ple's 582.
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Morrison.
LITTLE FAILS Nov -

LITTLE FALLS, Nov. 4.-Seventeen out of
twenty-seven precincts in Morrison county
give Mckinley 1923, Bryan 1,028 1t is es-
timated that the congressional contest in this
county between Morris and Towne is close
Clough runs about 10 per cent behind the
national ticket
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WatOnwan.

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ST. JAMES, Nov. 4.-Watonwan county
complete will give Mckinley 1887. Bryan 599
Clough l ,761, Lind S03 Gibbs 1875, Bowler,
S63; for congress, McCleary Rep.) 1 442,
Day Oem.) 636. Thomas Torson, Republican,
elected to legislature.
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KandfyOhf.

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WILLMAR Nov. 4-Kandiyohi county
complete gives Mckinley $50 majority; Lind
271 majority; Eddy ga majority: Feig is
elected representative by small majority
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WiIIxin.

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BRECKENRIDGE, Nov. 4-Fourteen pre-
cincts out of nineteen in Wilkin county
give Mckinley $50, Bryan 754, Clough 4O7,
Lind 6S6, Eddy 61S, Lommen 713.
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Farfbault.

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WELLS, Nov. 4.-Total vote, Mckinley 424
Bryan 130, Clough 365, Lind 176, McCleary
420. Day 133 Abbott and the full county Re-
publican ticket is elected.
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Redwood.

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county complete will give Mckinley 1911
Bryan Lips, Clough 1881, Lind 1.344. The
successful candidate for the legislature is
James Larson, by 500 majority.
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Meeker.

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LITCHFIELD. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Meeker coun-
ty complete will give Mckinley 1925, Bryan
LAPS. Clough 1,450, Lind, 1000; congress,
Heatwole 1867, Peck 1910; legislature, John
A. Sampson, Rep.
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BENSON, Nov. 4.-Swift county complete
will give Mckinley 1,275, Bryan 1,25O; Clough
1 900, Lind 1,5O0; for congress, Eddy 1,S75,
Lommen L 100.
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Special to the Globe
GLENWOOD, Nov 4.-Complete returns
for Pope county give Mckinley It's, Bryan
656. Clough 1,546, Lind $40. Eddy carries the
county by 1858 plurality.
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Special to the Globe
ALBERT LEA Nov. 4.-Semi- official re-
turns from Freedom county complete give
Mckinley 1921, Bryan 1,159, Tawney 3,163,
Fitzpatrick 1,162. With one precinct lacking,
Clough has 1855, Lind 1856.
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KittsOn.

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HALLOCK, Nov. 4.-This county gives
Clough 1872, Lind 1885, Mckinley 70S, Bryan
692; Eddy 73, Lommen FOL Two more pre-
cincts with Il votes are to hear FROM
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SibIey.

HENDERSON, Nov. Ashley official gives
Mckinley 1,744 Bryan 1872 Clough 1920,
Lind LAB, Heatwole 1,79S, Peck 1,411. Mans
field, Republican, for representative, is
elected.
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IOWAsS VOTE.
Latest Figures Put the Plurality at
82,309.

DIES MONIES, To-, Nov. 4-Iowa will
give Mckinley and Hobart a plurality
OF at least $1,000 and very probably
that conservative figure will be raised
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Sp5CIHI 20 the GIObe.
BRAINERD, Nov. Grow Wing county
eighteen precincts out CT twentythree give
Mckinley 1907, Bryan $685. Clough 1859, Lind
l,OSl. Morris, Rep, for congress, 1187;
Towne, DEM, 1896. The Republican legislative
ticket receives 400 majority in the county.
The precincts to hear from will practically
mot change the result, but, IL anything in
crease Republican majoritites.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Mcleod.

HUTCHINSON, Nov.n 4.-Seven precincts
in Mcleod county give Peck 207 majority over
Heatwole for congress. ssr
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Carver.
cnnnin1 "a 4hA CInhn I3

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CHAsKA, Nov. 4.-carver county. so far as
heard from, gives Mckinley S57, Bryan $751;
Clough 1885, Lind FOG. The county complete
will give Mckinley for president plurality
of 500, Clough for governor plurality of 100
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
Chippewa.

MONTEVIDEO, Nov 4.-Chippewa county
complete gives Mckinley 1905 Bryan 976
Clough LOIS, Lind 1856, McCleary 1870, Day
LOLA
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Mower.

AUSTIN, Nov. 4-Complete returns from
Mower county give Mckinley 1851 plurality,
and Clough 1854.
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Big Sweet Potato.

On the place of William Butler, near Dover
Del, the biggest sweet potato this year
weighed 6A pounds.
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Crow Wing.

being in the lead. The entire Republican
county ticket with the exception of sheriff
and one commissioner is also elected.
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BUFFALO, Nov. Wright county com
plete gives Mckinley 3,289 Bryan 2,075,
Clough 2.Ss5, Lind 2,618 Morris 1850, Towne
2,557. The Republican legislative ticket is
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Big Stone.

ORTONvILLE. Nov. 4.-ort6pytliso gives
Mckinley 175, Bryan 80, Clough LOO, Lind
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-05
TOWNE GIVES 1T UP.

His Majority in Duluth Was Too
sma1I-Vote of the sixth Dis
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He generally offers a valuable prize of
some kind to we'll behaved children,
and this year he has notified Wall,
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his agents here, to offer in his name a
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girl or boy who writes him the most
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is your opportunity. Brush the cob
webs and dust Of puzzling questions
out Of your minds and write the old
gentleman a nice letter; something
different from anything you have ever
written before. You may ask your
papas and mammas how to spell the
words, but the thoughts and good
wishes should be all your own.
On honor, now!
Letters may be mailed in the letter
box at Wall, Nichols Company's store
between 8 o'clock this Saturday morn
ing, November 28th, and u o'clock
noon of December oath, the day before
Christmas.
The doll will be on exhibition in one
of their large show windows during the
above period The judges of the merits
of the letters received will be decided
upon by representatives of the press of
Honolulu.