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4s avn w.
s. Lennon by a majority OF II, W. b
Payne for recorder had no opposition
Colonel w. Q. Dallmeyer. W..K. Bradbury
and J. F. Heinrichs were elected members
OF the Board Of Education.
AT MARSHALL, no.
MARSHALL, Mo-, April Tho city cleo
ton here yesterday caused many tights fOr
q dry town. There were two tickets IN
the field-thc regular Democratic aud the
Law and Order. Most Of the nominees on
the Democratic ticket were anti-local op-
ton, and the fight YVES made on that issue.
The vote was as follows: For mayor
Fisher, Democratic, 3SS; Wright, %independ.
ent, Pill. For marshal-COiner, Demo
cratic. 3SG; Parker, independe nt, $40.
AT NEVADA, MO.
NEVADA, Mo, April A-The election for
city officers passed of quietly here yester
day. the whole Democratic ticket being
elected by fair majorities. G. q. Graves
was elected mayor over E. E.. Kimball; J.
A. Lowell, city attorney; W. i. Fisher,
marshal; James Bridgeford, recorder
Frank Anderson. collector. and o. K. Cald.
well, treasurer. All the aldermen elected
are Democrats.
AT LEAvENwORTH, KAN.,
"ONAos 1Aooss x1PAAA 1-&1A OAC@-
ton for councIlmen, members OF the school
board. justices OF the peace and constables
wal held here yesterday and was the
quietest known for years. OF the six
councilmen voted for three Republicans
and three Democrats were elected. With
this exception the remainder Of the Demo.
cratic ticket was elected. .
At HUTCHINSON, KAN.
UvrrnvOcnN Ron Anil hnrH on
women voted here yesterday in the Fourth
ward, where "a woman ran for school di.
rector. A warm fight was made. the
women being divided about evenly, defeat
ing her by forty-two votes. The woman
vote throughout the city cut no figure In
the result, as there was no case where the
husband or father and the wife voted
differently.
At GALLArrN, NO.
GALLATIN, Mo-, April AT the city cleo
ton here yesterday, the entire Democratic
ticket was elected by an average majority
last year.. The negro on the Republican
ticket ran with the alance. The Demo
Gratis elected are George A. Henderson,
Tuggle and A. F. McFarIan, councilmen.
AT wARRENsBCRG, NC.
WARRENsBCIG, No.. April4.-J. D. Eads,
the Democratic naminee for mayor, was
elected by a majority Of ICY over w. s.
Cris,cy, the Republican candidate. TheO-
dOre Young, Republican. and W. Il An
dersoa, Democrat, were elected council
men. George Gilbert and G. S. Brinker-
hof, Republicans, were elected school d.
rectors yer l. W. Jacks and DR.. ]. A.
Jackson.
AT EVANSVILLE, KAN.
EVANSVILLE. Ram. April I'm yestcr-
days election Andrew FIuhrer was elected
mayor; Charles Brown, police judge;
Charles +. Kcester. city treasurer;
Charles F. Pusch, school treasurer. Con-
sIdering that this was the first election as
a city OF the second class a very light vote
cast.
AT LINCOLN, NED.
LINCOLN, Neb., April THE munic pal
election yesterday resulted in a complet.
Republican victory. The majority OF Hous-
ton, the Republican candidate for police
judge, over WhitmOre, the Prohibition and
Democratic nominee, was about 40. The
Republican candidates for councilmen were
elected by majorities ranging from ~ to
170.
AT HASTINGS, NEB.
HASTINGS, Neb., April A-Hastings wit
messed the hottest city campaign in her his
tory yesterday. The temperance people
male a noble fight, but were defeated. For
mayor A. ID. YOcum, high license, was
elected by 50 majority. The entire ticket
was elec ed by majorities ranging from %
To l0l.
AT WEBB CITY. MO.
WEBB CITY, Mo-, April THE election
yesterday was IA hard contest between the
and the Labor tickets, and result
Ell in the election Of McEntec for mayor
IN the Labor ticket, yer Chinn, by forty
eight majority. The total vote pOlled was
This assures the adoption Of local OPP
ton in this city.
At M,RYvILL.E, NO.
MAHyvILLE, Mo-, April AT the mu-
election held here yesterday,
A. Ellis. Democrat, was elected
over S. r. Beech, Republican,, and
Flower, D.. IloCra'. was elected marshal.
The Democrats n Republicans each
elected two aldermen.
At HAMILTON. NO.
HAMILTON, No., April THE Citizens
t:ckei wa elected here to my without Op-
POSITION. W. J. Erv.n and w. V. Walker.
.,dcrmeU, and William Par,iu, DR.. f.
and q. Prentice, school directors.
AZ CAMERON MO-.
CAMERON, 40, April 1.-The following
Candidates were victorious in the city cleo
ton hire yesterday: [. /. Ford, mayor;
h. WOrlcy, city marshall; U. II. McGce,
police judge; and William Dinwiddie, G.
w. Glue and F. q. IsbelI, aldermen.
At ARKANSAS CITY, KAN.
| Arkansas City, X IN, April tin YES
frday's municipal contest n Union L. |
hr party scored un overwhelming victory |
tiih the exception of one councilman. all |
q their candidates being elected b. lary. |
ilajorItes. !
AT KAN.
BARNETT, Kan. April 1.-The entire |
lfmocratic city ticket Is elected by from
~ 10 20 majority. Three hundred and
u tetcen wumcn vOicd-HU Tor the Demo |
critic nsm;n..~.
AT ;AIaI, Mo. !
AMAR, No.. Ap:h4-I" the city election i
yeserd'y Ia: wet, captured all the offices,
a!d&nien and school directors. Tho drys !
mad u good tight. Tiicra were no politics
in til contest.
At BEATRICE, NER.
BEfWICE. Neb., April AT the city
elect1n yesterday, Z. U. Kcictsinger, the
preset incumbent, was elected mayor over
U. ID. Phillips W III majority. Both tickets
were Pn-lsarti-a... !
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