New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-30
COM MPLETE.
The Returns Frona All the Counties of the
State Are Now In.

Every county in the state having Of
tcially reported to the secretary Of
state, the Review is now able TO give the
total vote received by every candidate
on the state ticket. The total vote of
the state was 25e,3Oe, divided among
five gubernatorial candidates as follows:
John. Lind $500. .lss 1929
William II. Eustis. Ill 1926
George W. Higgins. ........... 5,216
w. B. hammond. d.... 1874
L.. o. Long. ...... 1,77O
Lind's lead over Eustis is 20,396 aud
his majority over all 1886.
! The vote on lieutenant governor was
las follows, Lyndon Smiths plurality be-
ing 25,6e3:
Lyndon A. Smith,. ,a97
j. NJ. Bowler. 1OAs544
Albert Berg, for secretary of state, re-
ceived 38,848 more votes shan did JUL
US J. Heinrich. The vote for each was
as given below:
Albert Berg .136, ,f06
j. j. Heinrich. ............ 97,258
The largest plurality given to any
candidate on the ticket was given to
Bob Dunn, the present state auditor.
He has lead over Lamphere of 44,574
as will be seen from the following:
Robert c.. Dunn. 13S.eSO
George N. Lam phere ........ 94,406
August T. Kocrncr received the larg.
est vote, although his plurality was not
as large IS Dunn's Here is lne vote on
treasurer:
A. T. Koerner, ,,.... ..t4O,751
Alexander Mchlnnoa ....... 97,0S7
Douglas for attorney genera: received
1a7,5ao votes and Kelley, the fusionist,
only 96,7l7. Reese for clerk Of court
beat Austin by 40,619, receiving 1877 SIT
to the latter's 97,25S.
The vote on the judges was as fol-
lows, Lewis beating Canty by only 1869:
John A. Lovely ...12S,S97
CALVIN l.: Brown. ........ .1O7,854
Charles L. Lewis. ,1OO,667
Thomas Canty e8,715
William MITCHELL. S9,675
Daniel Buck 7S,115
The defeat of the last three is a pub
lie misfortune and some day the people
will fnai it out,
Suspect woman who babbles Of her
| virtue.
No bird of prey has tie gift of song
| except the otiice-seeker.
There may be time for all things,
but the wise man only tackles one thing
al time-Chicago News.
1t is all wrong, says certain newspa-
per philosopher to say that woman
can make fool Of a man. She merely
develops him.
The eye of the vulturc is so construct
ed that it IS high powered telescope,
enabling the bird to see objects at an al
most Incredible distance.
To cool hot room wet thoroughly a
large sheet and hang it up in the middle.
The temperature will 60 down ten or
twelve degrees almost Immediately.
An English gentleman by the name of
Little, who had family of ten and only
earned thirty shillings week, was asked
how he managed to get along. He re-
piled d-"Oh, every Little helps.
A convalesceat in extending thanks
to lady friend for gift of picked
peaches dictated letter as fellows:
Please say to her that 1 thank her not
alone for the brandy-peaches that she so
kindly sent me, but as we'll for the spir-
it in which they were sent.
A little girl, aged three and half, had
been sent to kindergarten for the first
time. On i,er return her mother asked
her how she liked it. 81 didn't like it
81 Bit" the mite replied. "rhe teacher
put mt on a chair and told me to sit
there for the present, and I sat and sat,
and she never gave me the present"
At Exeter Hall recently converted
negro from West Africa was shown col
lection of photographs. "What is this?'
he asked, gazing with look of wonder
on one of them. s'That is snapshot
taken during scrlmmage at a Rugby
football match" "But has your church
no missionaries to send among these
people?" he demanded.
A certain professor, leading light of |
his University, recently wrote on the
blackboard in his laboratory -'Profes.
sol informs his students that he has
this day been appointed honorary physi-
clan to the Queen" In the course of the
he had occasion tn leave tho