St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-02

son was elected alderman at large over
V. T. Hanson by 261 majority. In the
First ward G. N. Ripple received II ma
jority over II. A. Paine. In the Second
W, A. Moran was reelected over B. p.
Hedensted by 81 majority. In the
Third c. w. Ransom won over A. M.
Gilbert by 26 majority. E. G. Stacy and
b. Y. Fo0te had no opposition for JUS
tices. Although MayOr-elect Gates is
an orthodox Democrat, his election was
not entirely party victory. lie won
on his merits.
WABAsHA, Minn.. April 1.-The city
election to-day brought out a full vote.
Jacob Tenney defeated A. d. South
worth, the Law and Order league candi-
date for mayor, by 1SS majority. For
alderman First ward George Swirtz was
elected over Theodore SimOnS by a ma
jority of SO. After hard fight in the
Second ward Nj. Jacoby was elected
alderman, defeating Peter Matthias by
76 majority. The entire ticket elected
is as follows: Mayor, Jacob Tenney;
recorder and assessor, r. E. Stearns;
justice, w. Fl. Robinson; aldermen,
George Swirtz. M. Jacoby and M. Dady;
cOnstables, Robert McCarney, j. B..
Smith and R. M. Miller.
LAKE CITY, April l.-George G. Stout
was chosen mayor over j. M. Collins by
a majority of 1874; II. f. Johns, recorder,
over j. M. Chalmers by 139; M. G..
Kemp. treasurer, over G. Clement by
40. Robert Romick had no opposition
for assessor. A. q. Fowler and Anthony
Krall were chosen aldermen; A. Wells
and John Mcbride, justices of the peace:
f. II. Doughty and Peter Gludt, con-
stables, and j. Cole Doughty and Q. ID.
Villas. members of the school board.
The vote for license was 2S2; against.
IA.
FERGUS FALLS. Mimi, April 1.-At
the city election to-day j. w. Earl was
reelected mayor over Fred G. Barrows
by vote of AIS to 800 for his opponent.
F. j. Evans was reelected treasurer;
John Nelson, assessor: aldermen. b. f..
Brown, P. Bayley, j. G. Knott and
Jaco Neibels. For license, 4l6; against,
345; majority against prohibition, Il.
Last year license had 27S majority. Ihe
total vote Of the city was Sl0.
FARIBAULT. Mimi, April 1.-The
election to-day passed off very quietly,
but was walkaway for the Republi-
cans. The following ticket was elect
ed: Mayor, F. W. Winter; treas
urer, j. C. Aldrich; assessor. Henry
Pierce Sr.; aldermen, First ward, Ern-
est Meyer; Second ward, F. Lauffen-
berger; Third ward, Warren Nutting;
Fourth ward, Adam Weir, Dem.
CRooKsToN, Minn., April l.. - Ex-
Mayor Alex McKinnon, Democrat, was
to-day elected mayor by over 100 ma
jority. The balance Of the city ticket,
mostly Democratic, has about the same
majority. Bonds were voted for in
ternal Improvements.
ST. PETER, Mimi, April 1.-The mu-
nicipal election held in this city to-day
was the quietest ever held in st. Peter.
The following officers were elected
without opp0sition: Mayor. P. Dick:
aldermen, j. Peterson, A. VOlk; treas
urer, Z. Baberich.
SAUK CENTER, Minn., April 1.-The
following city ticket was elected to-day
after hot contest: Mayor, w. ). Dean;
municipal judge, W.. S. Rarto; alder
men, G.. M. Goats, Josiah Cooper. j. L..
Robbins, Charles A Morse.
ANoKA, Mlnn., April 1.-The entire
Republican ticket was elected to-day, L.
g. Mclean. candidate for mayor, having
a majority of 1S0, as nearly -as--the re-
turns can show at this time. The other
candidates are elected by majorities
varying from 20 up.
EAST GRAND FORKS. Minn., April l..
I'm the city election in East Grand
Forks. Minn., to-day. Aaron Brown was
reelected mayor after a warm fight
against Duncan McNicol.
ADA, Minn.. April 1.-At the village
election held here to-day Judge Martin
was elected by majority of three, and
license was carried by like majority.