Morris tribune., 1882-04-13
The Late Local EiectYons.

There WAS an animated contest in Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, which resulted in the election for
mayor Of Dr.. A. e. Ames (dem) over Mr.. O.W
Lo.ing lrep) by plurality Of ], ,79o, and over
majority Of $40. The aldermen elected were
NJ ". Glenn (dem.), @. A. Coo (rep.), Edmund
Eichorn dem }, Henry o. Morse (dem. }, J. NJ.
Parker trep), J. Holscher (dem.).
Most of the other charter elections in Mime
sota were on temperance and other local issues.
At Lake City, J. G. Richardson was elected
mayor by majority Of 249 over temperance
candidate. At Duluth, Col. Cranes was elect
ed mayor; at St Peter, P. Dick was elected.
mayor; at Faribsult Horace W. Pratt dem. was
elected mayor by majority of 33l; at Hast
ings ags the vote for mayor was J. G. Meloy dem.
4ss and R,cSs.sr for nsAo a.mnar.s Sullivan
was elected mayor over Major witt WRi,tsn, n by SIX
ty-six, majority. The republicans the
elected the rest of the eioket;
at Mankato the democrats elected George Max
field. mayor; at Winona, q. W. Lamberton
tdamocraO elected mayor; at Belle Plaine,
nsyorTWiiliam Henry, seventy three votes;
In ST. Cloud, L. W. Collins (republican) mayor.
At Milwaukee, the enti, republican munich
pal ticket, headed by ex- Gov. Ludington, was
defeated by the democl ats, with the exception
Of Albert Geilfus. the republican candidate for
Clty IcdsuEcTs y. StOW0u, UldyOT Gl6Ct, IT.
ceived about 2, 800 majority. Henry Smith,
democrat, for controller, and P. J. somors
(democrat), for city attorney, received less
majority. There were larger democratic gains
in the common council and board of supervis-
ors, giving both city and county governments
to the democrats. Reports from nearly all
points in the interior of the state show victo-
ries for the democrats. Kenosha, Madison,
Sparta, Ripon, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Prairie
du Chen and Waterloo 60 heavily democratic.
Portage City, Neenah, Msnitowoo and other
strong republican counties just about hold their
own.
The elatest reports make it certain that Al
fred W. Newman Is re. elected judge of the
Sixth circuit ann s. b. Clough, republican, in
the Eleventh circuit, while the indications are
that George Clementson, republican, is elected
over Judge Cotl.ren in the Fifth circuit and
John A. Bennett, republican, over Judge Con-
ger in the Twelfth.
At Bismarck, Oak, J. W. Raymond, who is
now in Nsw York, was elected mayor, together
with the entire board of trade ticket At Far
90, for mayor, VIM. Kindred receiving the en-
tire 500 votes cast At Yankton the entire re-
publican ticket, headed by Harry B. Wyman
for mayor, was elected by majorities of from
fourty-fou to 126. At Canton, o. Jifford was
elected mayor.
IN OTHER STATES.
In Keokuk, Iowa, David J. Ayers
(democraD for mayor, and four democrati,
aldermen out Of six, while the republicans
elected marshal, assessor and two alder
men.
At St. Joseph, No., the election resulted in
the election Of five Of the six republican can
d1dates by majorities ranging fsom 5000 to
1000.
1u Cincinnati, total vote polled, $4,000
which is about IA, 900 below an ordinary full
vote; Democratic majority. $500 on board of
pubic works. The Democrats elected an un-
usually large number of ward officers.
In Chicago, the elections were decidedly
favorable to the Democrats. Eighteen alder
men and town candidates were voted for The
democrats gain FIVE, possibly six, alderman
and will have majo rity in the council
In Kansas, the temperance tickets were de-
feated in the large towns.