The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-06

no; seventh, 1T yes, S27 no; eighth. 912 yes,
lS7 no; ninth, 1882 yes, III no. John Seder-
lature from the Thirty fifth district. The
total vote is not known, but Anoka county
gives him 1924, against 7oS for Peterson.
GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 5.-Twenty-fve pre-
cincts of the 28 in Itasca county, including
Grand Rapids, give Morris % majority. The
other precincts to hear from are Loper,
about 65 votes and will break about even.
Populist votes in two will be offset by the
Republican vote at KoochichiDg and Rainy
Lake City, which will not be heard from be-
fore Monday. Some precinct reports on state
ballot were not obtainable, but sufficient are
In to show the Republicans slightly in
Towne. SIT; Whitney, 500; Foley. 3S7; Gum,
652; Doran, 759 Those in the lead on the
county ticket are King, auditor; Kremer,
treasurer; Clare, register; Republicans are
surely elected. Sheriff Toole is probably re-
elected. E. C. Kiley becomes probate judge.
c. c. Mccarthy, Republican, county attorney.
Frank Smith. Democrat, surveyor. Judge
Rasmussen wins clerk of court.
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PRINETON, Nov. 5.-MilIe Laos county
gives Mckinley s46; Bryan, 437; Palmer, IA;
479; Dean, II; Ames, IA; Hammond, 1; Gibbs,
S76; Bowler, S74; Berg, SS6; Heinrich, 365;
koerner, 900; McKinnon, 36S; Childs, S4S;
Keyes. 375; for congress, Morris, 9O9; Towne,
532. The members Of the legislature in this
district are H. G. Head, j. D. Jones, A. F..
Fenis and B. F. Hartzhorn. The county
officers elected are E. E. Whitney, auditor;
R. M Neely, treasurer; E. d. Claggett sher-
iff; j. w. Goulding, register of deeds; L. s.
Briggs clerk of court; ]. s. Bouck, judge Of
probate; j. A. Ross, county attorney; Miss
Marion Mudgett, superintendent Of schools.
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PINE CITY, Nov 5-Returns are slow com
ing In, and only half are canvassed. Approx
and Towne is about even.
ST. CLOUD, Nov. 5.-The Democratic Pop
ulist ticket was elected with the exception
of Benolken for sheriff, who was defeated by
James E. McKilver, Independent, by less than
so votes. The ticket elected is: Gruber aud
itor; Dueber treasurer, defeating the present
incumbent, B. Mueller; Hansen, probate
judge; Emmel, register of deeds; Sullivan.
attorney; Cannon, surveyor; Pinau]t, coroner.
Lind had majority in the county Of about
1000. Every one here is jubilant over Nor
sand enough to snap UP Towne bets last
evening, offered at two to one when the
situation was in the balance, are extraor-
dinarily happy. Old Stearns county shows a
greatly increased vote for Morris over that
received by Towne two years ago.
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. 5.-The vote of Nor
rison county on county officers is now COM
piete. The officers elected are: ]. A. Nichols,
Rep, county auditor; Joseph L. Meyer, Dem,
county treasurer; H. A. Rider, Rep, sheriff
L: Gaudet, Rep, register of deeds; Nathan
Richardson, Rep, judge Of probate; F. w.
Lyon, DEM, county attorney; H. S. Clyde,
DEM, county surveyor; DR.. N. Dumont,
Dem, coroner; j. H. Seal, Dem, superin-
tendent of schools; E. F. Shaw, Dem, county
commissioner. In the county commissioner
districts the Democrats elect one and the
Republicans two.
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DULUTH, Nov. 5.-St Louis county, lack
ing nine precincts, gives Mckinley, 8577
Bryan, 6,Ss5; Clough, 1888; Lind, 1888; Morris
1922; Towne, 8,1e7.