Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-05
Rhode Island Concludes Not to Call
Sprague as Governor.
BOURNE ELECTED By 1855.
Result Of Tuesdays Vote in Missouri
and Other Parts Of the South.
ALL IN DEMOCRATIC LINE.
The Democratic Mayor OF Chicago
Elected by Over 10, 900 Majority.
THE RHcDE ISLAND CONTEST.


PROVIDENCE, R. L, April 4-The state
election to-day is bringing out an unusual
number of votes early in the day. The
candidates for governor are Augustus ..
Bourne, regular Republican,; Wm.Sprague,
nominated by the regular Democrats, and
independent Republicans and equal
rights parties, and supported also by the
newspaper organ of the socialists, and
Chas. R. Cutter, put in the field by the
straight Democrats who would not accept
Sprague. The vote in this city at noon
for governor stood: Bourne 2,146, Sprague
432. In Newport at the same hour the
vote stood: Bourne 328, Sprague 24S; in
East Greenwich, Bourne ajoritp;in East
Providence, Bourne 26 majority in the first
district, and majority in the second; in
North Kingston, Bourne, 100; Sprague,
81; in Bristol, Bourne, 260; all others, 80;
in Pawtucket at 11:15, Bourne, $50;
Sprague, 158; in Cumberland, second dis
trict, Bourne, so majority.
Reports from various parts of tho state
to 2 o'clock continue favorable to the
election of Bourne and the whole Repub-
hcan ticket, and the Republican
to the general assembly. Sprague
so far has developed less strength
than anticipated by his friends. Bourne
is still over 1000 ahead in the city.
Returns from nine towns including.
three always Democratic, give Bourne,
LIS; Sprague l, 150 and Cutter 158.
FULL RETURNS.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 4.--The vote of
Providence: Bourne, $3.50; Sprague,
5000; Cutter, 104; scattering, s. Total
vote of the state, according to the Journal
returns: Bourne, 13,101; Sprague, 1926;
Gutter, 707; scattering, -. Bourne's
majority, 2,140, and Bourns's plurality
over Sprague, 1856. The Republican
strength in the general assembly is about
the same as last year. The total vote of
the state is increased $500 over last year.
The Republican vote is increased 3,042.
STARTED FOR EUROPE
providence, R. l., April "A. o. Bourne,
governor elect, left at midnight to take a
steamer for Europe for brief visit. Sam
uel P. Colt, Republican, for attorney gen
eral, ran 453 ahead of Governor Bourne,
and William Sales, on the Sprague ticket
for that Office, ran 29S behind Sprague.
The Republican assembly ticket of this
city has 663 majority.
MISSOURI RETURNS.
ST.. LOUIS, April 4.-Some of the cleo
tions in this state yesterday resulted as
follows: In Springfield the Democrats
carried the entire ticket, except one indie
pendent for the city council; in Mexico the
entire Democratic ticket was elected ex-
cept ]. 3. Banker, Republican and peoples
candidate for mayor; in Holden only q
temperance issue was Involved, and the
high license ticket, with j. ". Kyger, for
mayor, was elected; in Boonville, the dem
ocrats elected the whole ticket, except the
registsr-city council, four Republicans
| and three Democrats; IN Sedalia the Re-
publicars elected the mayor and treasurer,
and the Democrats the register and mar
shall; in Independence the Democrats
elected the mayor and majority of the
council; in Marshall the temperance ticket
WAS elected over the citizens ticket; ia
Clinton the Republicans were victorious.
In several other places it is reported there
was no political contest, the fight being
between individuals.
| RONGREL TICKET AHEAD.
SPRINGFIELD, H., April 4.-The election
in this city passed off quietly to-day. The
| SALAAOHS uOA1AASS luz ma yOT dAlNA OtLSr CIV
officers were elected over the Democrats by
majorities ranging from 10 to 1000
The Democrats elect four out of seven
aldermen. giving them the council by a
majority of eight. The Republicans and
| citizens combined on a general ticket
The mayor and treasurer-elsct are Demo,
Gratis, the city attorney and clerk Republi-
| cans.
CHICAGO's POLLING.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Later returns of the
city election show the Democratic major
tiles as follows: Harrison, mayor, 10000;
Grinnell, city attorney, 10000; Dunphy
treasurer, 5000. Ten Republican and eight
| Democratic aldermen were elected, leaving
the com plexion of the council twenty one
Democrats and fifteen Republicans.
PROHIBITION MAYOR.
TOPEKA, IMn,, April AT the election
| yesterday. j. G. Wilson, Prohibitionist,
was probably elected mayor.