Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-03


majority. MacDonaId's friends are
jubilant as they regard this as a rebuke
of last falls corruption in this city and
county.
THE RESULT IN FARGO.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
FARGO, Oak, April AT the city cleo
ton held to-day 1910 votes were cast, and
1t has been figured that there was at least
600 persons not voting. This wou
the population of the city of Fargo LOCO.
The business mems ticket, supported by
taxpayers and energetic and progressive
business men, backed by the Daily Argus,
swept the city by maiorities ranging from
800 to coo. The organ of the whisky Demo
cratic-citizens reform ring, run by the
spiritualistic deadbeat from Maine aided
by Greenbacker fraud from Pennsyl-
vania, named Plummer, was laid COM
pletely i. the shade. The Fargo RepubH-
can, owned mostly by Gill Roberts,
who was a member of the
last council. and is regarded
as being deep in the defUnct commission
scheme for robbing the people, supported
the candidate of the doggeries and cattle,
and appealed to the worst passions of the
ignorant for support. 1t is claimed that
its candidate, Captain Egbert, had given
large sums to support the INDECENT, who
are thrown out of employment by stop
ping the iron works, but when it was
proven that instead of his aiding the poor
he had been sued for his share of the as
sessments due on stock he had subscribed
to support the institution, the only public
enterprise that has ever been supported by
Hall of the Republican and Egbert, candi-
date for mayor on the reform ticket, was
the water works, and both these cases their
stock was advertised for sale for non-pay-
ment of subscription due. 1t is the crowd
of opponents 20 progress that have been
sat down upon, and 1t is hoped forever
squelched. The Fargo band is out to-
night serenading the victorious candI-
dates, and Sheriff Haggarty says none of
them got away. 1t is believed the trium phi
of the business mems ticket has benefited
the city of Fargo hundreds of thousands of
dollars, as the better element has control,
and ringsters, dead beats and shysters
shelved. DR.. Hall and his hummer asso-
ciate look blue and down at mouth.
DEYOTING THE DAY TO IT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The courts. city and
county Offices, postofice, banks, board of
trade, open board, call board, stock ex-
change, commercial exchange, produce OK
change and majority of the leading bust
ness houses will be closed tomorrow to
give all al opportunity to vote Every
citizen is expected to do his duty. The
numerous wholesale and retail houses
which arranged to close tomorrow at l
o'clock in order to give their employees an
opportunity to vote have changed their
plan, and will close tonight and give all
day tomorrow to electioneering.
EXCITING ELECTION.
STEUBENvILLE, o., April 1.-The election
was closely contested, and the most excit
ing ever known. A heavier vote was polled
than at the presidential election of 1880.
The Democrats elect are, Jas. McConville,
mayor, over Robt. Lane, Republican. by
200 majority. The Republicans elect the
remainder of the city ticket by $50 to 300.
OF the new councilmen elected four are
Democrats ard two Republicans. The
council will stand seven Republican and
five Democrat. Fully $4,000 changed
hands on the result.
MICHIGAN RETURNS.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, April 1.-The
Democrats elected their mayor and five OF
eight aldermen. Justices OF the supreme
court-Blair, 1915; O'Brien, 1871; Cham
pin, 1928 and Sherwood, 1872. Regents
Hutchins, 1872 Jones, 1910; Clark, 1,42S
and Willetts, 1850. The estimated Dem
ecratic majority in the county on the state
ticket is 500.
DETRoIT, Mich, April I'm an election
held il this state to-day for two supreme
court Judges and two regents of the state
university, the Democrats and Greenback-
ers united on q fusion ticket, dividing she
candidates equally between them. The re-
turns indicate reduced vote,
as compared with the fall elections.
The result cannot be stated definitely
tonight, but it seems probable that j. "
Champlin, Fusion, and Thos. O'Brien, Re
publican, are chosen judges, aud that there
is the same division of regents. II this
city the election for six members OF the
board of education resulted IN the election
OF the straight Democratic ticket, By ma
jorities ranging from one to eight
hundred.
KANSAS.
LA CYGNE, Kas., April "A. K. Carey
d Il6puollCdu, WIS 6lect6Q mayor tO-QaY 7.
Mr.. Carey is only twenty three years old,
and is a brother OF Harry n. Carey, man
aging editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel
Both brothers learned the printing trade
IN the La CYgne Journal Office.
. IOWA
DUBUQUE, Ia, April 2.-The city cleo
ton resulted in the success of the Demo
cratic ticket. Fred O'Donnell's majority
for mayor will be 1000.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 1.-The Demo
Gratis in their conservative platform, which
included the sealing of the interest on the
city's bonded Indebtedness, have elected
their entire city ticket and carried five out
of six wards for their candidates for coun
cIlmen.
THE OHIO ELECTIONS.
C1NCINNATI, April AT II o'clock to
night not a single voting precinct i
counted, showing an unusual amount o
scratching. A few unofficial returns show
gains for Sadler, Republican, for mayor
while Esteiby, Republican comptroller
rams far ahead of his ticket.
Latest-Oficial returns of twenty si1
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