Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02
W1NoNA DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Especial Telegram to the Globe
WINoNA, April Lat tho Democratic city
convention, last night, the following ticket was
nominated: For mayor, V. Simpson; treasur-
er, John Ludwig; assessor, w. 8. Drew-all
present incumbents. The convention was har-
monious. There was some little opposition to
Simpson on account of his activity in the mat
ter of the repeal of the liquor law last winter.
Election next Monday. The Republican coz.
vention meets on Wednesday.
ROCHESTER, FOR LICENSE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, April 1.-The city has
gone, after holly contested election. lit ma
jority for license. Several reporters have been
arrested. We have cut the vote down 118 from
last year. l.. E. Coudery, the mayor-elect, re-
ceived small ma iority.
wINoNA REPUBLICANS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
W1NoNA, Mimi, April 1.-Tbe Republican
caucuses were held tonight. In the First ward
they endorsed the Democratic nominee, e. A.
Bunage, and nominated r. T. Doud for school
director. Second ward-alderman, J. II. Jen-
kins; school director, DR.. Staples. Third ward
alderman, A. q. Mowbray; school director,
Thos. Wright.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS AT MADISON, WIS.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, April la terrible fall has fallen
on the Democrats of the capital city at the
charter election today, as the Republicans
make gain of over five hundred, electing
NJ. s. Rawley, Republican, treasurer, and six
out of ten aldermen, and a majority of the
supervisors.
JUDGE COLE,
Republican, for associate Justice Of the su-
preme court, receives 600 majority in the city.
Returns thus far received show Republican
gains over the vote of 1876, when the State
went 5000 or 5000 Republi can majority. His
election is considered sure.
Western Associated Press
LETTING THE RAIDS DOWN EASY.
CHICAGO, April l, P. MA large vote has
been polled at the municipal election to-day,
and the result will not be known until . late
hour. Three tickets were in the field, Republi.
can, headed by A. M. Wright, for mayor, Dem
ocratic Greenback, headed by Carter II. Harri
son, and socialistic, headed by DR.. Ernst
Schmidt, an old Republican who is not known
as Socialist. DR.. Schmidt is a gentleman o.
thorough education, and on account of the
respect felt for him by old party associates, i,
res9tving some Republican votes. This division
of Republican strength, and tho support OF
Harrison by the Times and NeUs, renders the
result very doubtful
| CARRIERS EAGLE.
CHICAGO, April l, II P. M-sixty-eight pre-
cincts out of lO8 give Harrison 15,208. Wright
1885. Schmidt will, according to indications
poll total of about 8, 900 to 1O, 600 votes.
| CLEAR SWEEP.
At 80 returns give Harrison %, 1856; Virgin
1908; Schmidt about $500. The whole cit,
Democratic ticket is elected by majority rang
ing from $500 to 1880. The vote on alderman
cannot be given. but the Socialists elect severa
of their men. Some twenty precincts yet tt
hear from.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 1.-The election
passed off quietly. The Democrats elect fou
out of six aldermen-Little, Robertson, Dillor
and Kupferle. The Greenbackers elect Walsh
In the Sixth ward the result is doubtful
Fletcher is reelected mayor beyond doubt
The result in the wards is not yet received
but will not change the result. Stevenson
Democrat, is probably elected police judge
Hudson is certainly elected treasurer.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, April 1.-The election passed OF
very quietly, and light vote was polled. Th
Republicans elect ten out of fifteen aldermen
giving them large majority in the council
They also elect seven out of thirteen supervia
ors. County board will probably be Democrat
bya small majority. This city gives Cole, Reput
lican, for supreme court, over 5000 majority
To-days votes shows large Republican gains.
COLE ELECTION.
MILWAUKEE, April Cole, Republican, i
: undoubtedly reelected judge of the supren
court by more than 5000 majority. tt
reports from the interior towns sho
great Republican gains over last year, and tt
: whole vote of towns will probably give tn
Republicans greater majority than they ha
for years. In Milwaukee City the Republican
will control the council for the first time.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis, April AT the city election t.
day the Republicans elected one and the Dem
Gratis five members of the council or upper hou
of the municipal assembly. Six Republicans ar
one Democrat hold over. The new council vi
, therefore stand seven Republicans and 81
Democrats. One delegate to the lower hou'
from each ward was also elected. Result n,
,, yet. definitely decided, but the Republican
!, claim majority of one.
. Wants Hundred Thousand Dollars.
ST. LOUIS, April Thomas Walsh, prom
nent architect of this city, formerly superb
tendent of construction of the United Stat