The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-04-11

here except Hoyt, the Democratic sup.
ervisor who has 80 majority, aud two
constables. No other towns in tie
county are heard from.
SILEs.
, The election to-day resulted in the
choice OF Maj. Graves, Democrat, for
mayor; William j. Edwards, Democrat
treasurer; Jas. A. Kellogg, Republi.
can, justice; two Republican superyi-
sors, two Republican and two Demo
crat aldermen. This givos tho Repub.
licans the council for the first timo in
twelve years
The most intense excitement prevail.
ed throughout tho afternoon over
series Of fights that ended in mob
that held possession OF the city for two
hours. The authorities were powerless
till fifty special policemen were pnt
upon duty.
GRAND HAVEN.
Maiorities on the city ticket are Fer.
ry, Democrat for mayor. SO: Brown,
Republican,. for treasurer, 50; Wander
hoof, Republican. for marshal, l33;
Pageleson, Demo ocrst, for Justice, 1856.
OF the supervisors one is Republican
and one Democratic. OF the aldermen
three Republicans and one Democrat
are elected. There are large Republi.
can gains In the first. second and fourth
wards.
MARsIiALL-
Republicans elected their mayor,
VIM. Powell. treasurer, y. II. Edger-
ton, justice, Harod, three aldermen and
supervisor. The Democrats elect
treasurer. ID. Cunningham and one al.
dermau. Marshall township re- elects a
Republican supervisor. The Rephbli.
cans ale jubilant over the victory.
d, RATTLE CREEK.
The Republicans elected the entire
city and ward ticket. Chas. Austin,
for mayor, received 23G majority; Chas.
s. Gray was elected recorder; Maurice
II. Seale, treasurer; Almon 4. Preston,
supervisor; Charles Rowe. justice OF
the peace.
I The Democrats elected their mayor
by 33 majority. The Republicans
elected their clerk by 10 majority. The
Republicans elect two out OF four al
dermen. There are one Republican
and two Democrats elected supervisors.
Eureka township gives 10 Republican
majority.
HASTINGS.
Hastings has redeemed ITSELF. The
election resulted in q complete victory
/ FOR the Republicans, save Democratic
treasurer and one alderman out Of four.
The following are the city officers for
the ensuing year: Wal. Bentley mayor;
Mac. Wing, justice; Lorenzo Quacksn-
bush, recorder; Charles Barlow, tr5as-
urer; Milton Pricket, marshal
HOLLAND.
Independent ticket elected. tiepub
lican supervisor and three OF the four
aldermen Republican. -
HUDSON
! The Republicans made aclean sweep
slectipg their entire ticket by an aver.
age majority OF leo. This il n gain OF
nearly 100 over last year. Ira Swaney.
Republican, for supervisor. has 930 ma
iority. The jail tax was carried 10y 100
majority.
coLDwAIgn.
Tho Republicans have elected iheir
entire city ticket by majorities Of from
to 200; also, two supervisors and all
the aldermen.
The charter election resulted ia the
election Of A. j. Patterson, Democrat,
for mayor; George Colt, Democrat, for
clerk, and Y. Baldwin, Democrat, for
treasurer. The Republicans elect the
supervisor at large, and all the super
I Ixrtan .,.t al. 81 III. pat.t. If0a r,al
elect two aldermen and the Democrats
two.
'-s- MIDLAND.
In the Midland township election the
Democratic majority for county treas.
urer is l40, which insures his election
Tue supervisor is Republican by "a
majority. The balance OF the Repnb.
lican ticke, has 100 majority.
+ PAW PAW.
With the exception OF the super, isor,
clerk and treasurer which are Demo
cratic. Hll the rest Of the ticket is Re
publican.
LUDNsTos.
ID. l.. Filler, Republican, was elected
mayor 10y l5i majority. OF the alder.
men, two are Republicans and two
Democratic; supervisors, two Repub.
lican and two Democratic. Peter An.
dersou, Republican, was elected treas
urer. aud Geo. y. Stray. Democrat, re-
corder.
ALPESa.
The election here resulted as follows:
Geo. l.. Maltz, Republican, for mayor
(his third term), received so majority;
Chas. Greeley, Republican, for treas.
ufer; q. A. Joyte, Democrat, justice
/. OF the peace, were elected. Two Re
publican aldermen and one Deniocrnt
were elected. OF the Supervisors two
were Democrats and one Republican.
ALLEeAS.
The Republicans elect supervisor,
clerk aud drain commissioner by large
maiorities. The Democrats get the
balance Of the ticket.
MIyoRp.
The entire Republican ticket here
was elected except superintendent Of
schools.
rnAykhsL.
Traverse township, in Grand Tra,.
erse county, has elected the entire Re-
publican ticket four 10 one. The Dem
ocrats made strong move, resulting
in the smallest vote polled by them in
years.
ST. JOSEPH.
At the election held here the Repub.
licans had their own way. The Dem.
ocrats put no ticket ia the Geld, and
the Republicsns electing supervisor,
town clerk. justice Of the peace, aud
all the minor ofiicers.
oscEoLA.
0sceola township elects full Re.
publican ticket. Evart elects Repub.
licsn supervisor. There 10 a Rspubli.
. con majority throughout Osceola coun
, ~.
dIAHH.
The Rspubliess ticket was elected
.. AZ farvell the Peoples ticket wa,
elected. Sin of the seven supervisors
OF Glare comfy arc probably elected
by tbs Republicans. There was q
Democratic majority ~ 80 here two
. years ogo.
Areusrs, April ]. The inll Repub
lican ticket is elected in Ross with az
J average majority Of C2.
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