Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03
THE VOTERS CHOICE.
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Number OF Stztsa
Qn AID IOxh OFFICERS CgOSEy.
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carcAso. April , s-Ths city and town
elections we're held Tuesday. oi the
forty- iear sldssnea elected twenty
thrss are Republicans, tseaty are Dem-
oorsz saa ons 10 an Independent
Eleven OF The hol6o.er mem bsrs are
kepu biiesns ana thirteen are Demo
erst2 The new council will consist Of
,airsy-fsar Republicans. thirty-three
Democrats and one Independent
TAs Democrats elected AL Of their
candidates fos the North, South and
wsss Town ofao~s Of assessor. collector.
clerk anc cons table It Is probable that
the vsss Is largely ia favor Of the an
nsxssiea Of the village OF Gano. which
has . population OF about 1000. who are
mechanics employed At Pullman and on
the various railroads which run through
the village.
Towns throughout the State chose
township and municipal officers on
Tuesday. In the following places Re-
public4ns were for tho most part vic
torioas Gslena. Warsaw, Neosa, Black
berry. Princeton. Vand4lia. Kankskee,
Woodstock, Braidwood. Rock Island.
Newman. Sargent Garrett Camargo.
Moline, olney, UrbanA Harvard, We
mona. Aurora, Monmouth. Warren and
Decatur.
In the following the Democrats elect
ed . majority of their candidates: Tus-
cola, ArcOla, Carlyle. Monticello. Cerro
0ordo. Auburn, Salem, Springfield.
Quincy. Paris Waukegan, Laharpe,
Joliet Lincoln and Mscomh
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,. April 2-George w
Peck, editor ofPeek's Sun, and author ot
"Peak's Bad Boy" Is elected mayor or
tho Democratic ticket over Brown. whC
was renominated by the Republicans, by
1000 majority. the rest OF the Demo
cratic ticket is also elected by varying
majoritieS There was third ticket in
the field headed by n. 5. Murphy, the
labsr-citizens candidate. The Demo
crAts will also control the council, which
will stand twenty-five Democrats Il
fourteen Repu blicans.
The election excited unusual iRteres
owing 10 the fact that the sO-called Ben
nett law enacted by the last Legisla
ture and requiring the teaching o.
English in all schools, private and paro
chisl As woll As public, WAS made ar
issue. The Republicans defended the
law, while the Democrats were pledged
TO it's repeal, which WAS demanded by
the Catholic Bishops and German Lu
theran clergy, who had bitterly de
nounced the law.
Returns from throughout the Stat,
show an unusual interest in the munici
pal elections. The new Cooper Austria
liam election law gave universal salts
faction. No arrests on account OF it are
reported. The Bennett law was a fac
tor in but one or two places outside thi
city.
Those cities electing Democratic may
ors Tuesday are: Eau Claire, Waupun
juneau, Chiffon, Amigo, Mauston
Hartford. Chippewa Falls, Cedarburg
Ripon, Elroy, Beaver Dam, Madison
Appleton, Depere, Racine and Fort AT
kinson.
Republicans elect mayors at Mantle
voc, Plymouth, Edgerton, West Supe
rior, Mineral Point, Tomah, Sheboygal
Falls, Durand, Neenah, Janesville
Stoughton, Menomonee, Superior. Clin
tonville and Prairie du CHEN.
Independent mayors were chosen a
Reedsburg, Grand Rapids, Ashland. An
napee. Marshfeld and Augusta. Stur
geon Bay elected full labor ticket.
No license carried at Alma, Richlan'
Center, Omro. Black River Falls, Wash
burn, Galesville, Trempealeau, Evans
vile, Stoughton and Edgerton.
License won at Merrill, Palmyra
Brodhead, River Falls, Sparta. Barsboo
Whitewater. Durand. Madison. Apple
ton, Mauston, Delavan, Hamilton an,
Ripon. George W. Pratt, the well
known Democratic lumberman, ha
probably carried Oshkosh.
-Four circuit judges were elected i
Wisconsin Tuesday-in the Third, Sew
enth, Eighth and Ninth districts. Their
was but one candidate In each instanc
except in the Eighth district compris
ing the counties OF Buffalo, Dunn, Ea
| Claire, Papin. Pierce and St Croix. Eg
| bert T. Bundv, of Menomonee, the pres
ent Judge. was the independent nom
nee, aud Captain r. II. Stare, OF Bald
win. WAS nominated by the Republican,
Very few votes were cast for Start
however, and Bundy was almost unani
mously reelected. In the Third dis
triet. com prising tho counties Of Win
nebags, Green Lake and Calumet
Judge 0sorge w. Burnell, of Oshkosh
vas reelected as bis own sue
osssor. az we're also Charles VI. Webb. c
Grand Rapids. for the Seventh di;
.riot and r. NJ. Siebecker OF Madiso
for the Ninth. The Seventh distric
comprises the counties OF Lincolr
wsushara and Wood. and the Ninth th
counties OF Adams Columbia. Dan,
juneau. Saus and Marquette. A
were non-partisaa nominations. Judge
Burnen and Webb being Republican
and Judges Siebecker and Bundy DEM
cEsts-
wosEy voTTye ~ EANsAs
TorxxA. Kan. April Affection
we're held tn Kansas Tuesday in si1tI
nine cities q TIE frst second and thir
classes for counoilnen and members {
toe school hoarda Ia nearly al "a
cities ne political lines we're drawn at
ths battles vsrs fought or pGrely ioc,
issues To. only interest attached I
ire slscrons vas tas exercise ~ Is
suffrage sv the women rho are psrui
I'D aassr sse laws of Kansas "a vote q
city usscsrs and members % ERE scho<