Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-04

hour, 11:15 p. N. returns from 116 pre-
cincts, over Ithree-quarters of the city
give Harrison 9,23S majority. Returns
on other officers very incomplete, and
coming in slowly.
CHICAGO, April 4, 1890 a. m.-The Re-
publicans concede the election of the en-
tire Democratic city ticket by 5000 to
10000 majority. The Democrats claim
10000 to 1900. This is a decided Demo
cratic gain compared with the election
last fall, when it was practically tie, the
results depending on personal popularity
of candidates, half Democrats and half Re-
publicans being elected. Two years ago
Harrison was elected mayor by 1920 ma
jority. Ticket elected to-day as follows:
Carter H. Harrison, mayor; John M. Dun
ply, city treasurer; Julius S. Grinnell, city
attorney; John G. Neumeister, city clerk.
Council overwhelmingly Democratic.
Of eighteen old members who hold over
thirteen were Democrats.
MICHIGAN ELECTION RETURNS.
DETROIT, April 3.-Returns come in slow
and scattering. The Democrats claim to
have carried both of the supreme judges
Champlain, 5000 to 10000 and Sherwood,
by 1000 to 1900. The Republicans re-
fuse to concede the latter claim, and await
fuller returns. Both the Fusion regents
are probably elected.
THE RESULT NOT CHANGED.
DETROIT, Mich, April 3.-The latest re-
turns from Mondays election do not
change the result as telegraphed last
night. About one-third of the vote is heard
from. Indications still are that Champ
lin, Democrat, and O'Brien, Republican,
are elected judges of the supreme court.
The maiorities of neither are likely to be
large.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. April 3.-Little interest was
manifested in the municipal elections to-
day, and the vote so far is remarkably
light. Scratching was somewhat indulged
II, but the indications are that the Demo-
cratic councilmen who are voted for by the
city at large will be elected, while delegates
to the lower house, voted for by wards
will be divided between parties.
TWO DEMOCRATIC MAYORS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 3.-Ths munic-
ipal election resulted in the election of
Kramer for mayor, Griffith for police Judge
and Hudson for treasurer, all Democrats,
though political lines were not drawn. DR..
Theodore Linde is elected the mayor of
Hot Springs.
THE BOYS WIN.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April 3.-The young
Republicans have elected a mayor by
sixty majority.
THE NICHOLSON BILL PASSED.
HARRIsBURa, April 3.-The house has
passed the Nicholson congressional apper-
tionment bill. 1t gives the Republicans
fifteen and the Democrats thirteen dis
tricts.
TIE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
PROVIDENCE, April 3.-The excitement
over the state election tomorrow has sub
sided, but large vote is probable. The
general feeling is the Republicans will
elect their ticket by reduced majority.
MISSOURI HEARD FROM.
KANSAS CIrY, April 3.-The Democrats
elect James Gibson mayor and the remain
der of the city ticket, except auditor, which
is yet in dozst. The Republicans and
Democrats each three councilmen, The
council now stands, seven Republicans and
five Democrats.
The Jefferson City Democrats elect Hon.
Joseph R. Edwards. the present incumbent,
mayor, and one alderman, and the Repub-
hcans two aldermen.
A DEMOCRATIC KANSAS MAYOR.
LEAyENwoRTH, Kas., April 3.-Dr. S. F.
Neely, Democratic candidate for mayor,
was elected to-day by a larger majority
than any mayor for years.
THE REPUBLICANS TAKE THE CAKE.
LINCOLN, Neb., April 3.-The Republican
ticket is elected in this city by 500 major
ity. The Republicans make a clean sweep
of the council and school board.
THE DEMOCRATS EAD.
| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Apail 3.-In the election
to-day for members of the municipal as
sembly, the Democrats elected five mem
bers to the upper house and the Republi-
cans one. To the lower house the Demo-
Gratis elected fifteen and the RepubIi cans
eleven. Two independent Democrats were
also elected. The vote was very light
and scarcely any interest was manifested
in the contest. OF five councilmen elected
two are Democrats and two Republicans
and one Independent.
POPULAR MAYOR CANDIDATE.
DENVER, Col, April 5.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate that Ex-Governor John L.
Routt is elected mayor, together with the
whole Republican city ticket, with the prob
able exception of city attorney. Routt was
compelled to accept the nomination as the
only man who could unite the Republican
factions and beat both oppositions. He
received majority over all.
| CLosB SHAVE.
OMAHA, Neb., April 3.-The city election
was hotly contested. It is believed that
Champion S. Chase, Republican, is elected
by about forty votes ever ex-Judge Saw
age, the candidate of the Democrats and
citizens.
A CLEAN SWEEP.
MADISON, April 3.-The Democrats here
elected the mayor, city treasurer and every
alderman, supervisor and justice of the
peace in ths city.
| TIM ''LoGGERs" WIN.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, April Sin the city
elections W. F. Bailey, the anti-monopoly
candidate for mayor, was elected over
Stephen Aarston, Republican, by a majori-
ty of 1855, in q total vote of 2,379. The