The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-04-11
MICHIGAN ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN
THE CITY ELECTIONS.
LARGE INCREASE OF REPUB.
LICAN SUPERVISORS IN
THE STATE.

LtOHN 0OTG0bioOno tN
THE STATE.
The following is the result Of the
elections, held Tuesday last in the
Cities and Villages Of this State:
ADRIAN.
Republican victory, elected the may
or, w. w. Luck. aud five out OF seven
city officers. There is a clean sweep ia
two wards, and gain OF q supervisor
i'll the First ward. the Democratic
i stronghold. There was q temperance
ticket in the field, as we'll as the Re-
publican and Democratic. Last year
Adrian was Democratic.
R,sr SAGINAW.
The Democrats elect the mayor aud
all the rest ofthe city ticket except di.
rector OF the poor. and also seven out
Of nine aldermen.
Tho Democrats elect their entire
city ticket, by 100 to $50 majority.
SAGINAW CITY.
The Democrats elec. their mayor.
treasurer and two justices OF The peace,
and the Republicans four out Of ak
aldermen.
The city election in Monroe was the
most exciting one that has taken place
here for a number Of years, and Is as
much a triumph Of law and order rs a
Republican victory. The result is the
election of Gen. Geo. Spslding for
mayor by 32 majority, Campbell for
clerk, Chapman for street commission
er, and the reelection OF Jarvis Eldred
by 81 majority in total vote Of ]. .209.
all Republicans. We have one Repub-
lican alderman and three Democrats;
one Republican supervisor, one Union
candidate and two Democrats. The
Democrnts elect treasurer and collec-
tor by small majority. This is the hrst
Republican victory ever given in Mon
roe oIty.
For mayor, Jas. ODonnell, Republi-
can, received 50 majority; for recorder
George A. Foster had 4S2; for treasur-
er Chas. G. Ismon had ii2; for justice
Horace Hunt had 523; for school in.
/ spsctor Luther j. Curtis had 29J. The
Democrats elected five and the Depub.
iicans five aldermen. There are three
Republican aud one Democratic super
visors in the city. Mr.. O'Donnell is
the first Republican mayor in ten years
and it is considered a splendid victory,
as O'Donuell consented 10 run on FRI
day night.
fLINf.
| The election was very exciting aud
closely contested, there being the larg-
est vote ever polled. William Hamil.
ton, Republican, has G5 majority for
mayor. William w. Barnes, Demo-
crat, has 100 majority for treasurer.
Chas. II. Wisner, for justice OF the
peace, aud Francis III. Rankin, for re-
corder, both Republicans, have large
maiorities. Tie Republicans have car
risd all the ward officers, save the add
erman in the First ward.
LANSING.
] The election was orderly, but exoit-
ing. The straight Republicans elect
the entire city ticket, over the citizens
Democratic ticket by from ~ to 4l0
majority. Ex.Msyor John r. Tooker
was elected mayor; Frank M. Howe
clerk; Seymore Foster treasurer. aud
Frank j. Moore assessor, Lansing
township gives one Republican msiori-
ty. Mason gives about 100 Republi-
can majority.
YPsILASTI
The following were tue successful
candidates: Mayor, Lambert A. Barnes
Republican; clerk, Frank Joslin, Dem.
ocrat. Two Republican and four Dem.
ocratic aldermen were elected. OF the
supervisors one was n Republican and
one Democratic. There was no politi-
cal Significance whatever 10 the elec-
tion.
ANY AHBU..
The election was closely contested,
except for mayor. y. IL. Kinne, Re-
publican, was re- e-elected by a majority
/ OF 400; g. j. kintner, Democratic, for
recorder. has 81 majority; Richard
Beahan, Democratic, for justice of the
peace, has co. The supervisors OF the
city are all Republicans. There are
/ six Republicans and one Democratic
| alderman elected. In Ann Arbor town.
ship the Republican ticket is elected
in full.
/ pUN1tta.
Vote light. The Democrats elected
the mayor, clerk aud three aldermen,
and the Republicans two aldermen.
Three Democraic supervisors are elect
ell in the city, and the Second ward
wss a tie on supervisor. Taking out
the vote OF the asylum employees, aud
there is a small Republican gaiu.
| lAPTER
The Republicans elect DIR. W. A.
Jackson mayor; j. Rollin Johnson,
clerk, &. Il. Dodge, treasurer. The
Democrats elect Homer Pelton, collsc-
tor; James Mcnamara. justice; y. 7.
Vincent, street commissioner. One
supervisor is Republican aud one Dem.
ocrat. There we're two Republican aid.
ermen elected, and two Democrats.
The Republican majority ranged from
10 10 81 IN the city. The Township Of
Lapeer elected the entire Republican
ticket at majorities ranging from 30 to
40.
MO RAPIDS.
The Peoples ticket il elected by
good Inajorities, except recorder. mar
shal and school inspector, as follows:
Mayor =. p. Phelps. Democrat; record
er, John II. Palmer, Republican;
treasurer, Jas. w. Fuller, Democrat;
marshal, George w. Jones, Republi-
can: street commissioner, Thos. ii.
McGowep, Republican,; school inspec-
tor, Walter l.. Roberts. Republican;
aldermen, two Republican aud two
Democrats; supervisors, three Repub-
licans aud one Democrat.
IONA.
The Democrats elected the whole OF
the city ticket and three out Of four
aldermen. The mayors majority ia
about 270 and that OF the remainder Of
the ticket will average lJ0 The fol-
lowing city officers were elected: MAY.
lor. James NJ. Kidd; clerk, Theodore
Hetz; treasurer. Joseph l.. Hudson;
collector, Geo. III. Allurod, and justice
Of the peace, WIN. b. Thomas. Iopia
township went Republican by about ~
msior'y.
oRASD RAyfp..
The total vote polled, was i,772.
The prrssut city officers we're all re.
elected, Dsmoly: For mayor, r. H. l..
Pierce. Republican. by 81 majority
over George w. Thayer. Democrat; for
treasurer. l.. II. Randall, Democrat, 10y
: lfc MATURITY; superintendent 81 Poor,
David Lanke-tsr. Republican. by 81