St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-12
Minnesota Jefersonians Score
Several Notable Victories
at Charter Elections.
OWatonnans Nip Senator
Crandalls Politi cal Aspi-
rations in the Bud.
DR.. Ely M. Morehouse Elected
Mayor Of Steele County's
Metropolis.
All Along the Line the Faith
full Get to the
Front.
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Spec1al to the Globe.
OWATONNA, Minn., March 11.-This
was a glorious day for the Democracy.
The contest was the Warmest in years.
Senator Crandall, the big gun of the
Republicans, was put up as the stand
ard-bearer of the grand old party, and
DR.. E. NJ. MorehOuSe was the Demo-
cratic leader. These men were the con-
testants for mayor, and the result was
as follows: First ward, Crandall (Rep.l,
AZ majority; Second ward. MOrehouse
Sc majority; Third ward, Morehouse 70
majority; Fourth ward, MOrehouse 49
majority. Total majority for More
house 1873. The Democrats elected
the following aldermen: Second
ward, q. J. Kinyon; Third
ward, A. Kasper; Fourth ward,
A. Knobloch. Charles Green, DEM
Ocratic candidate for city marshal. was
elected by 316 majority over Bryson,
Republican, one of the most glo-
riOuS victories ever achieved in
this section. S. NJ. Byrnes, Democratic
candidate for city recorder, was elected
by $50 majority. This places the city
government in the hands of the Dem
Ocrats. DR.. MOrehOuse was repeatedly
feted tonight, and the city is wild with
excitement. The
DEFEAT OF SENATOR CRANDALL
kills that gentleman for denomination,
and DR.. MorehOuse will be his successor
in the senate. A great mass meeting
was held tonight and D. J. OCOnnell,
editor of the Democrat. being repeat
opera house and delivered an address
upon Democracy and its principles.
DR.. MOrehouse acceded to the demands
Of the meeting and delivered an apprO-
pirate speech. The following are the
city officers elected: Dr.. E. NJ. More
house Oem.l. mavOr; s. NJ. Byrne
(Dem.), recorder; E. EastOr, (Rep.)
without opposition, treasurer; j. Q.
Ault tRep.), street commissioner; ID. P.
Farmer (Rep.), assessor: aldermen.
w. D. Sherry (Rep.), First ward; c. }.
Kenyon (Dem.), Second ward; A. Kas-
per (Dem.), Third ward; A. Knoblach
(Dem.), Fourth ward. This is we'll
earned victory, and the Democrats are
jubilant.
AUSTIN, Minn, March 1.-THE most
hOtly contested election for years took
place to-day, and resulted in Demo-
cratic victory. The principal fight was
On the mayoralty, the candidates being
Nathan Kingsley, Republican, and o.
W. Gibson, Democrat, Senator Gibson
being elected by majority OF ffty-two.
The other officers elected are: Joseph
Adams. alderman at large; Gerge Mer-
rick, alderman First ward; G. l.. West,
alderman Second ward; L. g. Camp
bell, Third ward; George Wllbour, as
SCISSOR; j. D. Sheedy and n. &. Noble,
justices.
HECTOR, Minu., March 1.-THE vii
lage election resulted as follows: Coun-
cilmen, w. s. Malley, A. R. Gress, W.
D. Griffith; recorder. E. @. Cook. Lii
cense carried by three majority.
WHITE BEAR, Minn., March 1.-THE
charter election here to-day resulted in
the choice OF the following village Off
GERS: President, David Hanna; trust
ees. Charles Ref, Frank Clewett and
j. E. EXtrand; recorder, j. A. Getty;
treasurer. H. K. Getty; constable,
James Lonergan.
ZUMBROTA. Mimi, March 1.-THE
annual village election was held here
to-day. License was carried by 65
majority. The officers elected were
John Anderson, president, and A. w.
Eddy, G. B. Anderson and L. Storz,
trustees.
LIE Roy, Minn,, March 11.-At the
village election to-day the no license
ticket was elected by AZ majority.
LUvERNE, Minn.. March 1.-The ell
ection to-day passed off very quietly.
The real fight was in the caucus Satur-
day night. A large vote was polled.
There was only one ticket. and very lit
tie scratching was done. License was
the real issue, and it carried by about 80
majority. The ticket elected is as fol-
lows: President, j. A. KennieOtt;
trustees, Henry Haff1eman, W. f. Ken.
dali and W. L. Goodhue; recorder, Jens
Ellington; treasurer, Mark SWidburg;
marshal, T. d. Putney. The result is
practically considered victory for the
anti-ring side.
MADISON. Mimi, March 11.-At the
charter election to-day license was car
ried by p majority and the straight
license ticket was elected.
ALEXANDRIA, Minn., March 1.-THE
election to-day passed off quietly with
the election Of n. P. Ward as mayor.
The fight was for marshal. for which
office there were three candidates. G.
Hanson was successful.
ELBOW LAKE, Minn., March 1.-THE
charter election to-day was hotly con-
tested. License was carried by II
majority. The ticket elected is as fol-
lows: Ole Lund6Org, mayor; E. w.
Bolton, l.. E. Randall, S. Albertscn,
aldermen; A. G. Belyea, recorder; Il.
Sampson, treasurer; A. G. Belyea,
Justice; E. n. Nash, constable.
DELANO, Mimi, March 11.-One Of |
the QueteSt elections ever held in Del |
ano occurred to-day. The full Demo |
cratic ticket was elected in the village |
and township.
FAIRMoNT. MINI, March 11.-Fair-
mont village to-day elected the entire |
license ticket by over ninety majority. |
License carried by majority of fifty |
seven. Sherburn village gave ten ma |
Jority against license. The license can
didateS for the council were defeated. |
only the license candidate for recorder |
being elected.
MoNTVIDEO, Minn., March 1.-THE !
village election to-day resulted in SO |
majority against license. j. A. Case |
was elected president; l.. R. Meyer, j. |
Fl. Smith, S. s. Byholt, trustees; George !
w. BodWell. recorder.
WHEATON, Minn., March 1.-THE |
village election here to-day was hOtly |
contested. The license ticket, headed |
by Alfred Setterlund for mayor. was
elected to man by a vote Of more than
two to one.
ROCHESTER. Mlnn., March 1.-The |
election here to-day was hot one, the
issue being on license and between the |
sO-caIled Peoples ticket and the Repub-
Iicans and Democrats, which parties
combined to beat the Peoples. The
following officers were elected: Mayor.
ID. Darling, majority 145; aldermen,
First ward, G. a. JoseIyn; Second ward,
R. Milo Jacks: Third ward. N. Wilkins;
marshal n Kalh. school commissioners
at large, G. A. Whited assessor, iGeorge