St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-08
IN THE BADGER STATE.
Pinhey Seems to Have Beaten
Ellis for Judge.

Plnhey Seems to Have Beaten
Ellis for Judge.
Specials to the Globe
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April T. The
election in this state to-day was for
justice of the supreme court. Political
lines were not drawn. S. u. Pinney
was nominated by convention of law
yers and sE. H. Ellis candidacy was
backed byDemocratic politicians, but he
was not formally nominated. Both candi-
dates were Democrats. The vote was light
but dispatches to the Sentinel from all
parts OF the state point to Pinney'S elec-
tiOn. He carried Milwaukee county by
over 5000. A judge of the superior
court was elected in this county. Both
candidates were Democrats; and, with
one county to hear from, it is expected
that Austin. the bar candidate, has de-
feated Ludwig, the Democratic candi-
date, by small majority. Austin car
ried the city by one plurality.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, April John
Ure Sr., Independent, was today elected
mayor over McDonough. Republican, by
about 500 majority. The city ticket is
Democratic. The council STANDS nine
for circuit judge will have over 1000
majority in Eau Claire over O'NeilI,
Republican.
HUDSON, Wis, April TN the mt
nicipal election Mayor Fulton, Demo-
crat, had no opposition; treasurer, S.
o. Qvale, Republican; assessor, Rich
ardsOn, Republican; Mrs. Munson and
Mrs, King, fusion. were elected school
commissioners. Pinney's majority is
nearly 100.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, April Z.
AT the municipal election held in this
city to-day John Marsh, Democrat, was
elected mayor over H. B. Cole, Repub-
lican. by II majority; r. G. Pope, DEM
ocrat, city clerk; Frank Long. RepubIi-
can, treasurer. The balance of the
ticket was divided between the two
parties. License is carried by l31 ma
jority on vote of 500. Seven precincts
in jackson county, including Black
River Falls, give O'Neil for Judge 8
majority over w. F. Bailey: Pinney for
supreme judge 43 over Ellis.
DURAND. Wis, April I'm the
heaviest vote ever polled in the city the
successful candidates are George Tar
rant, mayor, Republican; J. j. Morgan,
clerk. Republican,; c. Il. Brennan.
treasurer, Democrat; A. G. Coffin, as.
SCISSOR, Republican,; Justices, j. d.
Eldridge, Republican; A.W. Hammond,
Democrat. The city council stands four
Republicans, two Democrats. The su-
pervisors are j. t. Dorchester, Republi-
can: e. Nj. Hilliard, Prohibition. Ii
cense carried by 81 majority.
MENoMoNIE. Wis, April THE
mayor and all the aldermen are elected
by the Democrats.
ASHLAND, Wis. April Tt was
grand Democratic sweep. All the Dem
ocratic candidates for the board OF
supervisors elected. O'Keefe, Demo-
crat. is chosen mayor by 9l7 majority:
Mack Miller, Democrat. city treasurer,
30 majority. Pinney will have nearly
400 majority i'll the entire city.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April q
Mayor Martin Pattison was reelected
by majority of 155 over David Dobie,
Democrat. Pattison was the labor can
didate indorsed by the Republicans and
elected on the platform calling for
reclamation of the water, light and
power franchises. Five aldermen nomi-
mated or indorsed by the labor party are
elected out OF seven. Joseph Baribeau,
Democrat, was reelected treasurer by
200 majority, and Lewis Larson, Inde-
pendent, comptroller without opposi-
ton.
LA CROSSE, Wis, April I'm the
election here to-day the Democrats car.
ried the entire ticket with the exception
of mayor. The council is Democratic
by fair majority.