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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-24
A. o. U. w. Hall Dedication.

The dedication of the new building built
by Shelton Lodge, No. 81. of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen, was the most
interesting and successful affair which
Shelton people have ever had the pleasure
OF attending. To say that the lodge room
was crowded would be putting it mildly, as
over 400 persons were present during the
exercises. Nearly hundred members of
the Olympia lodge of Workmen, including
many Degree of Honor ladies came down
on the Northern Light. The grand officers
present to conduct the dedication were
0. S. Jones, Grand Master Workman, I.
H, Hemer, Grand Recorder, of Seattle:
T. c. VanEpps, of Olympia; J. H. Cox. of
Tacoma, and William A. Inman, rof Colfax.
The program consisted of music by the
Shelton Band and Orchestra, numerous
selections by colored quartette from Ia
coma, addresses by all the grand officers.
l. r. Byrne and G. c. Angle for the local
lodge, and some splendid recitations by
Mrs Ridgeway, a talented elocutionist.
The evening closed with a social dance.
and an excellent lunch served by the
ladies' of the Shelton D. of H lodge. The
visitors were given the first consideration
IN everything and were much pleased with
their visit.to Shelton. judging from their
expressions.
Prof Jones, as well as the other grand
oHlcers commended the energy of the men,
bers Of Shelton lodge very highly, and
stated that they did not know of better
or more complete Workman lodge hall in
the state and Shelton people should be
proud of their enterprising lodge, which
has the largest membership In the state,
to its field
All the visitors left on the Northern
Light shortly after midnight. happy and
contented crowd.
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STATE RETURNS.
STEARNS.

ward, St. Cloud, Rockville and St. 10.
seph, give Mckinley zs8 Bryan 315; Rock
vile, Van SAINT IS, Lind 76
ST: CLOUD, Nov 6.-(speciai5 oak
saOt Sfote TO- MgKinifg fiRd 95s 29 Bryan III; Van
NEW PAYNEsYILLE, Nov. 6.-(spe-
ssialt@E5M1cKEinley, sant "A. ir 70; Bryan, 135; Van
Paynesyllle precinct gives Mckinley 157,
Bryan So: Van SAINT. 150, Lind 81. Same
precinct in 1895 gave Eustis 1l3, Lind 49,
Truelson 65; Hogan, Republican candida te
for legislature, so; Minnett, Democrat, 46.
SpringhilI gives Morris %. Truelsea los;
lature, So; Minnette, Democrat 81.
ST CLOUD, Nov. Especial. -Four
es precincts, Forty-seventh legislative dis
Doggett, 324 Fifty-fourth district, four
precincts, Hogan, Republican. 243; Min
nette, Democrat, 269. Both Republicans
probably elected. City count not COM
ST. CLOUD. Nov 6.-(special.)-second
precinct Fourth and Paynesville give
Mckinley 2 1876, Bryan 1S4, Van. SAINT 1S5.
ST. CLOUD. Nov. Especial fifth,
Sixth and Seventh wards St. Cloud. give
Mckinley 147, Bryan 81. Van SAINT 7iis,
ward, Sauk Center. Mckinley 13s, Bryan,
81. Van SAINT ~132. Lind rs. T.
ST. CLOUD Nov. 6.-SpeciaL) First
ward, .Sauk Center, Mckinley 81, Bryan.
AZ. First ward Sauk Center. First ward
and first and second precincts Third
ward, St. Cloud and st. Joseph. give Van
SAINT 407 Lind 554
ST CLOUD. Nov 6-(special) )-Ssuk
Center. Second ward, and Second ward
MelrGse,- give Mckinley 1S9, Bryan n9,
Van SAINT 174, Lind 1856 -
ST. CLOUD. Nov. Especial )-Seven'
precincts In Stearns county give Morris
33e, Tfnelsen Al, a gain Of sixty votes
for Morris over two years ago.
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Incomplete Returns Indicate That He Will Have P1u-
rality of Is 600 If the Ratio of His
Vote Is Maintained.
Has Carried Ramsey and FLennepin Counties and Run
Strongly in the Southern Part of the State
--Rosng Says 2O,OOO

Lind according returns received IN 70
o'clock
polling using these
full
Fotyone precincts Minneapolis him
These included the estimated that Lind will
of the Hnnepn
the by
the plurality than
in
reached headquarters Democnc
leaders o the returns 'front.'
the ewoudgi Linda
S Globes don
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JOY IN WASHINGTON.
Delight at McKinIey's Re-eIectiOn-
Democrats DespOndent.

Delight at McKinIey's Re-eIectiOn-
Democrats DespOndent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The jubilation
here over President McKinley's re-elec-
ton broke all bounds. Never except at
inauguration time, did such crowds surge
up and down Pennsylvania avenue, cheer
ing, singing, and blowing horns.
In the absence of the president there
was no gathering at the White house.
ana such advices as were received there
were conveyed by telephone to the mem
bers of the cabinet, now in Washington.
Only three are here, Secretary Hay, Gage
and Root, the latter reaching the city
during the evening, after casting his bal
lot in New York. Secretary Hay was
feeling indisposed and remained at his
home during the evening" but Secretary
Gage was at the treasury department,
and with a number of friends heard the
result there
At the war department Secretary Root,
Gen. Miles and AdJt. Gen. Corbin were on
hand and remained until late in the
evening. AT the Republican and Demo-
cratic headquarters the officers of the
committees were engaged in figuring on
the complexion of the next house of
representatives.
The news, which began coming early In
the evening, was so gloomy that access
to the rooms of the Democratic COM
mittee at the Metropolitan hotel was de-
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Twenty-first, John K. Stewart. Rep. !.
Nv I,Wenty-seeond, Lucien N. Littauer, Rep. !:
wen went third, Louis W. Emerson, Rep. !:
;TrW TrWenty-fourth. Albert D. Shaw, Rep. !;
TWenty-hfth. James IS. Sherman, Rep. !:
wen wenty-sixth, George W. Ray, Rep. !;
= Z 11wehty-Seventh, Michael E. Driscoll.
peP.; Iwenty-eightf, Serene E. Payne,
Rep; Thirtieth, Games W. Wadswortb
rep Ihirty-frst, James B. Perkins
rep; Ihirty-seeonds William H. Ryan
Dem.; Thirty-third. d. s. Alexander.
hep;' Thirtyfourth, Edward E. Vree-
tand' Rep; Third district. Henry Bris-
low, low Eep.; Fourth, ,d.9W Hanburn, Rep. ::
rltth' Frank 2. WILSON, Dem; Sixteenth.
=. A. PugsleYS Dem. Sixth, G. 8. Lind
say Dem; Second John y. Fitzgerald
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NEW YORK coNGREssMEN.
State Elects a Strong Republican
DeIeEaff0n

State Elects a Strong Republican
Delegation.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Up to midnight
returns from New York congressional dis
tricts indicate the election of the follow
ing members of congress:
First district, Frederick Storm. Rem. !:
Seventh, Nicholas Muller, Dem; Ninth,
Henry NJ. Goldenogle,e Dem; Tenth, Amos
j. Cummings, Dem. Eleventh, William
Sulzer, Dem; Twelfth, G. B. McClelland
Dem; Thirteenth, o. H Belmont, Dem. /:
Fourteenth. William H Douglass, Rep.
Fifteenth. Jacob Rupert Jr., Dem Sew
enteenth, Arthur S. Tonapkins, Rep. !;
Eighteenth, John H. Ketcham, Rep.
Nineteenth, William H. Draper, Rep. !.
Twentieth, George N. Southwick, Rep:
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DEMOCRATS GIVE UP.
Densest Gloom Prevails at Chicago
Headquarters.


Headquarters.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The belief prevails
at Democratic headquarters that the bat
tie is lost and Mckinley has been zelectad
by larger plurality than he received
four years ago. Senator Jones, near who
was seated ex-Gov. Altgeld of Illinois.
and ex-Gov. Hogg Of Texas, was busy
reading the bulletins from various states
and commenting upon the figures As he
read the bulletins he said this shows a
heavy falling off for Bryan, or a heavy
falling off for Mckinley, but when asked
to express his opinion as to the result, he
sHid: Il do not know yet. The returns
are too meagre to make a prediction
I'VE are going to win yet said ex-Gov.
Hogg. These figures are doctored and
are the work of Wall street gamblers.
They do not represent the VIII of the
people"
II do not know how the result viii.
look said ex-Govls Altgeld. 1.-THE re-
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EREERORN

ALBERT LEA, Nov. 6.-(special. First
ward: Van SAINT, 1872; Lind, AS Same
ward two years ago gave Eusts 48C,
Lind VI: Second ward: Mckinley 165,
Bryan rs.
ALBERT LEA, Nov. 6-(special) =
Five precincts in Freeborn county give
Mckinley $50, Bryan 276, Van SAINT $40,
ALBERT LEA, Nov. 7.-(special)-
Seven precincts in Freeborn county give
Van SAINT 695, Lind 1863.
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STEVENS.
MORRIG

MORRIS, Nov. 7.-(special. .)-Three
towns give Mckinley ia, Bryan 123 Lind
1913, Van SAINT 95. Same towns in 1896
gave Mckinley 14S, Bryan 106, Clough 1856,
Lind 128 In seven towns DAILY, for congress,
Stidd Judge. 26i, Flaherty 26O. Village
of Morris, as far as. counted of 240 votes
Van SAINT has III, Lind 107, Mckinley 13S,
Bryan 81. Democratic county ticket
elected.
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WILKIN.

.WINONA, Nov -(speciaf)-A. 1
o'clock this morning. ten precincts have
been heard from In this county. McKin-
ley receives $50 votes and Bryan 454
Van SAINT runs ahead of Lind in eight
precincts, getting sol votes in eight pre-
cincts against 407 for Lind Up to 1
o'clock only ten out of the thirty-seven
precincts. in the county have been heard
from on president. The majority seems
to be running to Van SAINT and McKin-
ley, though the Fourth ward. the DEM
ocratic stronghold, has not been Aeard
from yet.
kinley 43, BRYAN %, Lind q, Van SAINT 81
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MED to the public before o'clock At
II, Chairman Richardson declined to
make any statement about the present
complexion of the next house. although
1t seemed beyond question to political OBJ
servers in Washington that the fifty
seventh house would be Republican by IL
working majority.
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oof about so votes same precincts 1896
Six towns outside of Duluth, including
Tower, Soudan, Morse, EveIeth, KELSEY
and a, Sparta, give Mckinley $40, Bryan 294
Seven precincts of city, Van SAINT
$50, Lind 400. Morris, Republican, for
congress running even with McKin-
ley; Range towns named give state
and congressional tickets about same as
national Chairman of Democratic CON
gressional committee practically. comedies
Truelsen's defeat. Chairman Searle of
Republican congressional committee
claims election of Morris by 5000.
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turns are not sufficiently complete

turns are not sufficiently complete to
make an estimate"
While conversing with the two gov
ernors, Senator Jones was shown a fele-
gram from New York, stating that w.
j. Stone and conceded that state i,y
over 100000. His only comment was
We'll that may be right, but 1 am not
going to concede anything
Phe returns received at headquarters
from Nebraska were not encouraging,
and by midnight the crowd at the head
quarters had thined out SO that there
were less than 100 people in the room.
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WASHINGTON.

SrILLWATER. Nov. 7.-(special. )
Seven polling precincts in Washington
county give Bryan 21S, Mckinley 592 Lind
416, Van SAINT All. Same in 1896 gave
Bryan 1886, Mckinley SIS and in 1898, Lind
391, Eustis 346
GOOSE LAKE Nov. 6.-(special)-
Bryan Sc, Mckinley 1OO Lind &C., Van
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Returns Are Still Incomplete, There Is No Possible Cha
Any Later Reports Will Change the General Result
of the Election.
ihe Fifty Congress Will Republican by Good orkno
Majority Probably Larger Than in the Con
Expiring.

New YORK, Nov Git a hour this
Mckinley aud Roosevelt eghto from
tWoths election
could not than 25OO 10000 plurality
unless there was landslide outside in the which
state New York had declared eemst rnu
the Republican
m Illinois blmg like condition. The Republican tyof
greatly reduced butt was still far too large be overcome
On the other hand the Indiana Utah and
wyoming as well as Nebraska seemed indicate strong Republican Delaware
Maryland and West Virginia had given decisive Republican
Indication the outcome there but they had ceased
o'clock the Democratic leaders a given
had bed oundas sleep
The whole briefly told The electoral
and numies
reduced F. ~
Massachusetts had fallen 5000 and Illinois from -
turn as sDmouadc CONTINGENCY,
from Nerakain nHunaR
work. rbr Teg ahles
@ Y n Yaesm Illinois,
give Thzenrnt
bin nALr
WnStt sBsn1
nwatbe beoef
New Y k6rdnn
rtondt
y h h hommte
who ohabdand
WAS announce dda National
gram % so Eana:
l wa follows:
Conpaua
duw eeowdd
bouny
convinced
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CLAY.
MnORuEAn

MOORHEAD, Nov. 7-(Special)-
Twelve precincts of Clay. county give
Mckinley 697, Bryan 423, Van SAINT 544,
Lind Cos. Same precincts gave Mckinley
59S and Bryan 665 in 1896 Eustis 4OS,
Lind 499. Eddy legislative and county
tickets running up well with Mckinley.
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POLK

CROOkSTON, Nov. 6.-(special3-seven
polling POL places in Polk county give Bryan
$40. The same polling places in 1855 gave
Brya1n I3l n, 5f5; Mckinley, 652; Lind AS; Eus-
,C9ROOKSTON,. Nov. 6-6SpeciaL)- y
Eight polling places in Polk county, in
Guiding five in city sof Cfookston. give
6Bryan 455, McKinley s25, Lind 614 Van
t SAINT e57 The 1same polling places in
1876 gave BRYAN 634, Mckinley 750, Lind
Gl05 Clough, 623
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'COTTONWOOD.

MOUNTAIN LAKE, Nov. 6.-(speciaI)-
Sant.123
WINDOW, Nov. 6-(spe,ial l)-seven
polling places, including Window with
$50 vet to count, gives Mckinley 5S5, eBry--
an 279, Van SAINT 473, Lind 377 In 1893
same, full count, gave Eustis 300, Lind
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MARTIN.

FAIRMONT, Nov. -(special)-Lake
Belt township: Mckinley 81, Bryan 49,
Van SAINT 40, Lind 81, Manyaska town
ship first precinct, Mckinley 124, Bryan
Mckinley 80, Bryan 81, Van SAINT a.
Lind 43 - -.
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LIE sUEUR.

LIE SUEUR, Nov. 6.-(Special.)-I.e
Sueur. gives Mckinley N6, Bryan 135, Van
SAINT %. Lind 155, Heatwole 232, Shalier
IA The county estimated at IFS for
: Mckinley, 200 for Lind and even on con-
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AITKIN.

.AITKIN, Nov Especial )F1ve pre-
cincts out of % in this county give Nc
-Kinley 465, Bryan 168, Van SAINT 394. Lind
234, Morris 412, Truelsen 2O1 Heavy vote.
near whole registry being polled.
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OLMsTED.

oRINoCo, Nov. Especial )-McKin-
ROCHESTER, Nov. 7.-(SpeciaI 1-yTen
polling places, in Olmsted county give
Bryan 533, Mckinley 964, Lind 623. Van
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KANDIYOHI.

WIBLMAR. Nov. Especial )-ReturnA
from 10 precincts give Van SAINT 81 maj
Jority. Seventeen precincts to hear. FROM
Lind will no doubt carry the county,
Mckinley leads by about 400
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JACKSON.
TACKGON

JACKSON, Nov. Z-(speeial)-F
polling places in Jackson county gave
Mckinley 400, Bryan 1885, Lind z5S, Van
SAINT S34, Mathews 1S5, McCleary i'll. =
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SWIFT.

BENSON. Noy 7.-(speciaI) Three
precincts give Mckinley 107, Bryan 72l
Van SAINT so, Lind 143 Same towns fouI
years ago gave Mckinley 1O2, Bryan 1861
Clough IS, Lind 14. Lind is running
about the, same as two years ago.
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TODD.

LONG PRAIRIE, Nov. -I-(spec;al II
Ten precincts in Todd county give Mcl
Kinley 69S, Bryan 486, Van SAINT $50, Lind
576.
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PINE.

: PINE CITY, Nov. Z-(speciaI six
precincts IN Pine county give Lind "a
ma joTtty; Truelson and Morris Will run.
about even. Mckinley in six precincts
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RROWN.

NEW ULM, Nov. 7.-(speciai )-B-yari
in city 497, Mckinley 451; in 1896 Bryan
427 Mckinley 579. Lind in city 667 Va1
SAINT 32S; in 1896 Lind GIG, Clough 39S
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STEELE.

OWATONNA, Mimi. Nov. 6.-(Spec all
Van SAINT will carry Steele county bJ
about three hundred. Democrats e!ec1
sheriff and superintendent of schools y
VIM. Gauzewitz. ]
Chairman Democratic Committed
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Sr. LOUIS.

BBLUTH, Mimi, Nov. g. (special3-
Seven smaller precincts in city OF Du-
luth giva Mckinley 62S, Bryan S7S; gain
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rRYAs WAS ASLEEP.

believed He wit Ta,fs Morning Con-
cede AcKiusIeys Election.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 6.-Mr. BRYAN re-
manned in his private apartments during
the entire evening and slept the greater
part of the time. =
he did not make his appearance in the
parlor of his house where the news
paper csrresboadents were congreeate ted.
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RENVILLE.

OLIVIA, Mimi, Nov. Especial Five
R1onlng R1g I places in Renyille county give
l5ya lb5ryan1 S8S, Mckinley 609, Lind 49S. Van
Sant SSS6nt 456. The same polling places In
1895 gave Lind 544, Clough 466
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LINCOLN.

MOORHEAD. Nov. 6.-(Special) City
of Moorhead, three wards, Mckinley 2904
Bryan 21, Van SAINT 220, Lind $50
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DOUGLAS.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 6-(sps cial. ~
Nine polling places in Douglas county
give Mckinley 6s7, Bryan AIS, Lind 665,
in 1896 gave Mckinley III, Bryan l71s
and in 1898 gave Eustis 503 Lind 5e4 Si1cs
teen, more precincts to hear from ~
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ANOKA.

ANOKA. Nov. Especial )-C.ty iot
Ano6a lSa complete gives Mckinley 800, Bt;yE
an 1S5: In 1896 Mckinley 543 Bryan 3if
Van SAINT 469; Lind 235. Two wears aeo.
Eustis $40, Lind 248
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SHERRHRNE-

CANNON FALLS, Nov. 6-(speciaI. ~
Mckinley 1877, Bryan SO. Lind 107, Van
SAINT ISL. s-,- 2
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BLUE EARTH.

MANKATo. Nov e6.r-(speciaI. l--Thres
Rollng places in Blue Earth county give
Bryan $50, Mckinley 223, Van SAINT 2Za
Lnd Ind ,S6S. Same places in 1886 gave Bryan
277, Mckinley 30S, Lind S25, Clough 2l5
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LYON.

MARSHALL, Nov 6.-(Special1- sir
precincts give following majority in Lyon
county: Mckinley 275, Van SAINT 12g, con-
gTess a stand off.
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GOODHUE.

RUSH CITY, Nov. 6.-(SpeciaI. Mo,
Kin1ey 12S, Bryan SO, Lind 106, Van sent
e !
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POPE
CROOKSTON, Nov. 6.-(speeiaI.l-Re-
turns coming slow: Indications Lind
carries county by 800, DAILY 75O; Cumnins
Iopunst, krostue, Republican, prob Div
elected. Pope county ticket carrieg
ticket division defeated.
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is l56 votes ahead of Bryan R,ady
muddy; Returns slow
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MARSHTIELD, Nov. 6.-(SpecIal "a
Bryan 81, Mckinley $50, Lind 73, VaHl
SAINT -136. .ss s-~ ss.e e2.-ss
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MONTEVIDEo, Nov. 7-(speciaI)4
Chippewa county will give Lind small
majority Eight precincts heard from
and. his majority is 16
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WATONWAN.

ST. JAMES. Nov 6.-(Special. THREE
precincts give Mckinley 80, Bryan 155,
Four precincts give Van SAINT 1888. Lind
329 Same in 1896 gave Mckinley 3Sei
Bryan 146 Clough 381. Lind 266
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ISANTT.

CLEAR LAKE, Nov. S.A(Special. NC
-Kinley GO, Bryan As. Lind so, Van SAINT 50
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CLAY.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 6.-(Special. MOO
kinley, 167;- Bryan, "a; Lind. 80; Va1
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MILE Laos.

PRINCETON, Nov 6-(Spe ciaL)-4
Princeton village gives Mckinley 1873;
Bryan 81. Van SAINT 1S4, Lind g. Pr:nce1
ton town gives Mckinley 142, Bryan All
Van SAINT 49, Lind 73
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POPE.

9,,dS5, is 15S votes ahead of Bryan. R9adI
muddy Returns slow
POPE,
,CRooKsToN,, Nov. --(speeial.)-Re-
turns coming slow. Indications Lind
carries county by, 800, DAILY 100; Cumfnins
elected. Pope county ticket - csrries p IGay
Ncket division defeated.
RENVILLE.
OLIVIA, Mimi, Nov. 7-(special. Five
PRSnlng RrHag I9s places e in ! Renyille county give
SAINT SAM 456. The same polling places in
1896 gave Lind 544, Clough $50.
LYON.
MARSHALL, Nov. 6.--(special)-sl
county: Mckinley 275, Van SAINT I2g. con-
gTess stand off.
BLUE EARTH.
! MANKATO Nov. s6.--(specia1 Three
! Roling Rog places B9la ia Blue Earth county give
| Bryan 2SO, Mckinley 223, Van SAINT 2z9
d4L Ind ,S6S Same places in 1886 gave Bryah
277 Mckinley 30S, Lind S25, Clough 2i5.
ANOKA.
ANoKA. Nov Especially .iio4
Anoka complete gives Mckinley 500 Bl,ys
an 1S5; In 1896 Mckinley 54S Bryan 3Il
Eustis s45, Lind 24S.
DOUGLAS. r.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 6.-(spe cia1)-{
Nine polling places in Douglas county
Van SAINT 591. The same polling pIaceS
In 1896 gave Mckinley Ill; Bryan 471,
and in 1898 gave Eustis 5O3 Lind 5e1 Six
teen more precincts to hear, from ~
SWIFT.
precne{s dSs9N give NRE %KnIey IsRse9 Ie Bryan ThrS IS
Van SAINT 50, Lind 143. Same towns four
cough ass S. sLIG Li9d ffy al LIND lGS is BTan yinn i
about the same as two years ago.
BRowN.
NEW .ULM, Nov. ESPECIAL )-B-yan
n IN city 4s7 MCKINLEY x 451; in 1886 Bsya9
SAINT 82S; in 1896 Lind GIG. Clough 39S
KANDIYoH1.
WILLMAR, Nov. 7.-(special)-ReturnA
from 10 precincts give Van SAINT 81 MAJ
Lind will no doubt carry the county,
Mckinley leads by about 400
TODD.
LONG PRAIRIE, .-7.-(spec;al) II
Zen e p PRECINCTS eci in Todd TO county give Mc
SIG.
JACKSON, Nov; ,L-(speeial.)-Foul
Mckinley 400, Bryan 1876. Lind Z5S, VAN
SAINT S34, Mathews 1876, McCleary i'll. -
STEELE.
OWATONNA, Mimi, Nov. 6.-(spec all
Van SAINT will carry Steele county by
about three hundred. Democrats, elecI
sheriff and superintendent Of schools
VIM. Gauzewitz.
Chairman Democratic Committed
WATONWAN.
ST. JAMES, Nov. 6.-(special)-Thr
precincts give Mckinley 310 Bryan 155,
F9ur 519 precincts gye lsGs Van sant 33s Ijnd
Bryan 146. Clough 381. Lind 266.
MILE Laos.
5; PRINCETON. Nov: ,s7lspeei eiaL25
Bryan 81. Van SAINT 184, Lind S2 Pr.ncel
ton town gives Mckinley 49, Bryan AL
Van SAINT 11S, Lind 70.
CHIPPEWA.
MoNTEvIDEo, Nov. 7.-(special)4
Chippewa county will. give Lind small
majority. Eight precincts heard from
and his majority is 16.
LAC QUI PARLE.
MARIETTA, Nov. 6-(SpeciaL )-McKin2
ley 81, Bryan 3S, Van SAINT 43, Lind 40.
CHISAGO.
RUSH CITY. Nov 6-(special Mo-
Kin1ey 12S, Bryan SO, Lind 106, Van s0nt
S5
GOODHUE.
CANNON FALLS, Nov s-(speciaL)~5
Mckinley 1877, Bryan 49, Lind 1N, Van
SAINT 1S1.
SHERBURNE.
CLEAR LAKE. Nov. S.A(special )-Mc4
Kinley GO. Bryan 43.. Lind so, Van SAINT k9l
ISANTI.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. Especial. .)-Mca
kinley,, 167; Bryan, "a; Lind. 9S VaI
SAINT, 11S. e
CLAY.
MooRHEAD. Nov. s.-(special)-c
of Moorhead, three wards, Mckinley 290f
Bryan 211 Van SAINT 22O, Lind $50.
LINCOLN. y
MARSHTIELD, Nov. 6.-(special.l-N
Bryan 81, Mckinley 100. Lind 7s, va&
SAINT 136. ss5s s-+- s-.-s- s~s
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LAC QUI PARLE.
CHIsAGO.

MARIETTA, Nov. 6-(Special.) )-McKin5
ley 81, Bryan 3S, Van SAINT 43, Lind 40. =
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