The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-13
The Late Local Elecn oIls.

There was an animated contest in Minneapo-
lis, MINI. which resulted in the election for
mayor Of Dr. A. E. Ames (dem.) over Mr.. CIV.
Lo:ing trep.) by plurality Of 1870, and over
both Loring and Batterlee (prohibition) BY q
majority Of 62O. The aldermen elected were
n: ". Glenn (dem.). @. A. Coz (rep), Edmund
Eichorn Clem. }, Henry G. Morse (dem }. j. NJ
Parker 'rep.), J. Holsoher (dem).
Most Of the other charter elections in Minne-
sofa were on temperance and other local issuea
mayor by . majority Of 249 over temperance
candidate AtDuluth, Col. Cranes was elect
ed mayor; At st. Peter, p. Dick was elected
mayor; Ut Faribault, Horace ". Pratt dem. wa
elected mayor by majority Of 331; at Hast.
lngs ne the vote for mayor was j. 9. Meoy dem.
4sS md fSs n.7o a.%adf. s%,:n
ty-six majority. The republicans the
At MsnkAto the democrats elected George Max.
field, mayor; 1t Winona, d. ". Lamberton
(democra1) elected mayor; at Belle Pl&ine,
%%syorTTWiiliam ycT Henry, seventy-three votes;
In st. Cloud, L. ". Collius {repubican) mayor
At Milwaukee, the enti' republican munich
pal ticket, headed by OK. Gov. Ludington, was
defeated by the democ, ats, with the exception
OF Albert Geilfus. the republican candidate for
SAcy sASoeuAcAs y. y. CtOWotls u2yOE eject, r.
ceived about 2, 800 majority. Henry Smith,
democrat, for controller. and P. J. somore
(democrat), for city attorney, received q less
ajority. There we're larger democratic gaipa
in the common council and board Of eupervis-
ore, giving both city and county governments
to the democratic. Reports from nearly al
points In the interior Of the state show victo-
ries for the democrats. Kenosba, Madison,
Sparta, Mpon, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Prairie
du Chen and Waterloo go heavily democratic
Portage City, Neenah, Manitowoo and other
strong republican counties just about hold their
own.
The latest reports make it certain that AL
Sixth circuit ann &. H. Clough, republican, in
the Eleventh circuit. while the Indications are
that George Clementson, republican. is ei> cted
over Judge Cotl'ren in the Fifth circuit and
John A. Bennett, republican, over Judge Con-
ger ia the Twelfth
At Bismarck, OAK, J. W. Raymond, who is
Eow in New Iork, wss elected mayor, together
with the entire boari, of trade ticket Al Far
70, for mayor, VIM. Kindred receiving the en-.
tire $50 votes caet At YanktoR the entire re-
publican ticket, headed by Harry B. Wyman
for mayor, was elected by majorities Of from
fourty- four to l28. At Canton, o. Jifford was
elected mayor.
IN OTHER STATES.
In keokuk, Iowa, David J. Ayers
(democraD for mayor, and four democrstic
aldermen out Of Elk. while the republicans
elected marshal, assessor and two alder
men,
At st. Joseph. Mo-. the election resulted in
the election Of five Of the six republican can
dldates by majorities ranging faom 5000 to
1000.
In Cincinnati, total vote polled, $4,000
which ia about II, 900 below an ordinary full
vote; Democratic majority. $500 on board Of
public works. The Democrats elected an un-
ususlly large number of ward officers.
In Chicago, the elections were decidedly
favorable to the Democrats. Eighteen alder
democrats gain five. possibly six, alderman
aud will have majo ri'y in the council
In Kansas, the temperance tickets were de-
feate<l in the large towns.