Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-04
ANOTHER COMPLETE VICTORY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !
sHAKOPEE ELECTION.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !


SHAKOPEE ELECTION.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
SHAKoPEE, Mimi, April 3.-The follow
ing is the result of the charter election
held to-day: For mayor, George Strait,no
opposition; for recorder, Julius A. Collier,
285, G. A. Stevens, eighteen; for city JUS
tices, J. W. Sencerbox and Charles Bor-
narth, no opp osition; for treasurer, Mic
Berens, 155, Henry Kohl, 126, Henry
Kinds, seventeen, Il. 4. Strunk, twenty: for
aldermen, First ward, Geo. Meters, fifty
nine, Mic Meyer, fifty-one; Second ward,D.
L. Howe, no opposition; Third
ward, john MoIullen. no opposition.
FARIBAULT, zIINN.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
FAR1BAULT, Mimi, April 3.-Eleetion
passed of quietly here to-day. The Demo
Gratis elect three aldermen as follows: Z.
Kaul, First ward, 81 majority; VIM. Wach-
lin, Third ward, IS majority; .. Cava-
naugh, Fourth ward, IS majority. There
was no opposition to Chaffee, Republican
alderman III the Second ward. II. w.
Pratt, Democrat, no opposition for mayor.
S. 1. Petit, Republican, no opposition for
treasurer. T. \. Davis, Democrat, no op-
position for assessor. Total vote of city
$40. The new council will stand six Demo
crat to three Republican aldermen. Hun
ter, Republican. and Byrnes, Democrat, are
elected justices for year.
MANKATo, IIINN.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MANKATo, April 3.-To-day has witnessed
one of the most exciting city elections ever
held in this city, the Democrats carrying
the city ticket by maiorities ranging from
s for Leonard to 211 for Maxfeld. The
ticket elected is: Mayor, George Maxfeld,
Sr.; city recorder, Q. Leonard; treasurer,
n. Long. For aldermen, n. Tteissen in
the First ward, J. W. Hoerr in the Second
S. W. Burgess in the Third and Hugh Nc
Murtrie in the Fourth are elected. The
next council will stand: Democrats eight,
Republicans four. J. A. Waswell, B. A.
James, j. Flaschenbar. L. L. Davis and Gill
Der Webster are elected members of the
board OF education.
RUSH CITY, HIEN.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
RUSH CITY, MINI. April 3.-The annual
village election occurred to-day, and al
though there was an animated contest for
treasurer, and quite large vote polled, it
passed of very quietly. Following is the
ticket: President OF the council, T. Il.
Pratt. Recorder, DR.. E. A. Umland. Coun-
Gilman, J. A. Ramburg. Treasurer, G. o.
Malmquist. Village justices, II. P. Robie,
Geo. Umland. Members of board of cleo
ton, f. S. Christinson, G. W. Smith, for
three years; Emil Larson, one year. The
new council will, under an amendment OBJ
tained last winter, be compelled to fix all
liquor licenses at not less than $500, which
undoubtedly have the effect of driving
quite number of saloons out of business
ANoKA, MINI.
Especial Telegram to the GlobeI
ANoxA, Nina, April 3.-The city elee-
tion to-day resulted in the choice of O. L.
Gutter for mayor by 108 majority. He re-
ceived the nomination of both the citizens
and temperance conventions. His opponent
was County Treasurer Guderian, who was
defeated in the citizens convention and
was brought out at mass convention call
ed by boilers from the citizens oonven-
ton. He was undoubtedly the strongest
man that could have been nominated.
Cutter received vote of 218 from vote
of 239 in his own ward. G. G. Giddings
was elected treasurer by 132 majority. The
following officers were elected: Constable,
S. G. Robbins. Aldermen: First ward, D.
W. Mclaughlin, Second ward, T. G. Nc
Lean, Third ward e. Colin. License was
defeated by fifty y-three majority. The vote
to issue thirty thousand dollars to build a
bridge across the Mississippi river was
carried almost unanimously. Total vote
of city 748.