New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-16

Bangerter, who has relatives and
friends in New Ulm, was elected register
of deeds by 2,436
| sibley County. :
Sibley was not behind her neighors IN
endorsing Mr.. Lind. Although the vote
was small, the winning candidate was
given majority of over four hundred.
Even Winthrop, strongly republican as
it usually is, gave him majority of her
votes and Gibbon threw to him pretty
near all she had.
Charlie Larson was sent back to his
old place in the senate for another four
years and republican member elected
to the house.
Buck OF the Arlington Enterprise laid
out Siegneuret in the race for auditor
and thus relegates to the rear man who
has held the office for nearly 25 years.
J. G. Meyer, a New Ulm boy, who
ran for register on the republican ticket,
was defeated by N. G. Bray, and Young
of Glbbon also lost IN his struggle for
the county att1rneyship against that Old
timer, William H. Leeman.
Nearly all of the Democratic county
candidates were triumphant.
Other Counties.
The only fusionist elected in Lyon
county was Spurgeon Odell, who ran for
clerk. He had a majority Of something
over 500.
NJ. E. Mathews, son~in- law of Werner
Boesch of this city, contested with F. S.
Brown for the attorneyship in that coun-
ty and lost by only 20 votes.
| Redwood county went for Eustis by
1873 which was about 400 less than the
republicans figured on. The successful
ones on the county ticket were Larson
for representative, Tompk1ns for auditor
Tenney for treasurer, Peasc for sheriff and
Robinson for judge of probate. All OF
these are republicans with the exception
of Robinson.
The winners in Renvllle county are as
follows: Nixon, republican, for senator
and Peterson and Kinne, also republl.
cans, for representatives; Wichmann for
sheriff by a majority of 500; Cook for
clerk of court by 405; Riekc, former
Nicollet county boy who was recently
admitted to the bar, for county attorney
by 288. Lind and Bowler were the only
fuslonists who carried the county.
Editor Hodges has the following to
say regarding his defeat, every word Of
which is true: Too much free beer and
the combined forces Of most of the liquor
men and their friends, assisted by q
number OF Democratic traitors, is what
did it. We don't blame the liquor in.
terests in these two counties for not
sticking by their friends, but we do feel
like resentlng our treatment at the hands
Of one or two Sleepy Eye men who call
themselves Democrats. We know them
and we shall remember our friends
Hodges got 81 straight Republican votes
in Sleepy Eye and was cut by "a straight
Democrats. III
1 1ok1 s,.ls -A,l A. T. ~ls
at least of one of the fusion candidates
for judges of the supreme cou1t-Judge
Canty. Complete returns from sixty six
counties give Lewis, the lowest of the
republican candidates, 80,581, and Jud ge
Canty 77,014. There are sixteen coun-
| ties to hear from and of these Stearns,
Dakota and LIE Sueu,: will surely wipe
out Judge Lewis lead. Benton, Cook,
Lyon, Marshall, Norman and Otter Tail,
which are yet to be heard from, will un-
doubtedly go tor Canty, SO that it is
quite reasonable to suppose that Canty
has been elected by majority Of from
500 to 500 votes.
A great many Of Mr.. Lind's congrat-
ulatory kilograms come from people
who have no sympathy with Spain what.
lever. Minneapolis Times.
ssHe would be q factor in politics,
with lis brilliant mind, but for one