Daily globe., 1879-04-03
CHARTER ELECTIONS.
Carter Harrlson's Majority Nearly 5000
Judge Coles Majority In Wisconsin
JUDGE COLES MAJORITY.

JUDGE COLES MAJORITY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
MADISON, Wis, April 2-Judge Coles ma
jority seems to be increasing. Returns come
in slowly as no arrangement were made for
their collection. Careful fgurers, however,
place his majority at 10000, which. from the
returns thus far received, seems to be fair
estimate. A dispatch from Darlington states
fifteen towns gives Cothren l, ,16O majority
with four towns to hear from. Cothren's
majority in Lafayette countv will reach ], 800;
this being Judge Cothren's home large vote
in his favor was expected.
Western Associated Press.l
HARRISON s MAJORITY NEARLY 5000.
CHICAGO, April 2.-Returns received this
morning change somewhat the figures in the
city elections telegraphed last night, but not
the general result: The total vote polled in
the city was 57,l37, of which Harrison, Demo-
crat received 25, 1854; Wright Republican, TO-
35S; Schmidt Socialist, ii, ,5l5; Harri son plu-
rality for mayor, 4,9O6. The plurality of Sciph,
Democrat, for city treasurer. 5,l27; Grumell,
Democrat, fer city attorney. 2,1l3; Howard,
Democrat, city clerk. 2,249. Schmidt ran about
1000 ahead of his ticket. The usual Socialist
vote is about Z, 900, which would indicate that
some 5000 Republicans voted for Schmidt. The
council stands, Democrats II, Republicans a.,
Socialists 4, Independent l. The new members
are classed, Republicans z, Democrats 8, Social
ists 8.
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LoU1s, April 2.-Through incomplete re-
turns and an error in footing, mistake was
made in the dispatches last night, in giving the
Republicans majority in the council. Com
plete returns now show that the Democrats
elected all their councilmen yesterday, and
gives them one majority in the council. The
Democrats also have the house of delegates by
a small majority over all The anti-charte1
lists, polled about 5000 votes and elected at
least one member of tue house of delegates.
MISSOURI CHARTER ELECTIONS.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Warrensburg, Mo-, yes
terday elected Republican mayor and three
out of FIVE councilmen. Sedelia elected Re
publican mayor. Kirksville, NO., elected the
entire Republican ticket. Carlinsville, ILL.,,
elected the entire Republican ticket. except fo,
city clerk. Paris, Texas, elected the peoples
candidate for mayor, who is classet as a Re-
publican, and four Democratic aldermen. Tex.
arkana, Ark, elected the peoples ticket.
LITTLE RHoDY.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 2.-The whole Re.
publican State ticket is elected by larger ma
jority than last year.
vanZandt, Republican, for Governor. 1900
OeSaI, DeH1OcraG O,ooI; dlll, OleenOaCk aDO
scattering, 377. Majority 1866. Last yea1
VanZandt's majority was 3,237. The majority
for Howard lieutenant governor, 4.264. The
general assembly comprises in the Senate 2e
Republicans and Democrats; 2 no choice.
In the House 50 Republicans, Is Democrats, 4
no choice
DEMOCRATIC MAYORS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 2-The city elec
tions in Hot Springs, Pine Bluff and Fort
Smith resulted fayorablY to the Democrats
T. F. Llndee, Currie, and James Brigolers
were reelected mayors in the order uamed.