Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08
ELECTIONS.
The Mayoralty Of Chicago Claimed
BY Both Parties.
KING HUKBERF SUPPORTS RUDIEI.
Candidates to Succeed Mr.. Ed
munds in the Senate.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR FOwLE.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR FowLE
Both Parties Claim Chicseo-Returns rron
Western stases.


Western ststes.
CHICAGO. April s.-The general impression IL
this hour q 30 an. }, is that the republican
city ticket has been elected. although Mayor
Cregier's friends claim has election by us-
jority Of $40. The result viii not be definitely
known until later in the day.
All the morning papers except the Globe (per-
usan democrat) concede the election Of Hemp
stead Nashburne (republican) mayor ~
pluralities ranging from a few hundred 20
5000. The Herald (democratl. Tribune (re-
publiean) and Ae1ns findependenp place
his plurality at about LOO. There are
stll q few precincts 20 hear from, but there 10
no doubt that Washbure has been elected by .
plurality OF over 800. The following figures
embrace all but seven precincts; Meshburae
Qrep.), 46,25s; Cregier (dem. a. s9l; Harrison
(ind. dem-), Al 20. T.. Mashbnrn (oitzsnrl
1875: Morgan (sociAlist). .. l26.
In the aldermanic contests the probabilities
are that eleven republicans and twenty-thrse
democrats have been chosen. Under these con-
diuons the council will stand forty-three demo
Gratis and twenty-five republicans.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, April s.-Eiection. were held IN
a number OF cities in Wisconsin yesterday with
the following results:
GAINESVILLE, ind: Manitowoc, rep: Racin-,
rep; oconomowoc, dem: Beloit, rep; Ia
Crosse, rep; Eau Claire, ind; Madison, dem;
nLINofG
SPRINGFIELD, III, April s.-Municipal cleo
tons were held in many Illinois cities yester-
day. The results were 40 follows: M.ckina~,
anti-license; Galesburg, license; ii Paso. siern
The republicans carried Princeton, Tuscola,
Bloomington. Woodstock. Mattoou. Decatur
and Springfield mayor only. The democrats
wen IN Alton, hankAkee and Springfield len
cept mayor( The issue in all places was
purely local
KANSAS CTrr, Mo-, April s--The result OF tie
election in Kansas yesterday, as shown from
the latest returns, indicate that the following
cities and towns were carried by the repuh-
heans: Topeka. Kansas City. Atchison, OTTAWA.
Clay Center, Garden City, Lawrence, Hoiten,
Great Bend. Eureka and Beloit Ieaseis-
worth and Wichita were carried BY the demo-
Gratis. Abilene, Yates Center aud Arkansas
City elected the citizens alliance tickets In
Dodge City the ann-prohibiton ticket was
elected With the exceptions of Kansas CITY,
Topeka and Leayenworth the woman vote was
very light They manifested the greatest iu-
terest at Topeka Out Of a total registered
vote OF z, Iso women z, 800 voted.
NEBRASKA
OMAHA, NEB-, April s.--AD over Nebraska
yesterday municipal elections were held under
the new Law, which embraces the Australian
resumption OF power by the republicans whers
party lines were drawn. In most of the towns
the question was license and no license and thu
vote mainly resulted in favor Of license.
ST. LOUIS
81. LOUIS, April S.-The election yesterday
for the most part passed of quietly. The dem
ocrats have elected their entire ticket for the
city council, which stands democrats to 6 re-
publicans. and Of the twenty-eight seats in the
house of delegates they secured eighteen
COLORADO.
DENVER, Cor, April s.-Denver today has .
democratic mayor for the first time in her his
tory. Returns from various points In the state
show that yesterday was something Of demo
cratic landslide, the gain Of that party viii
reach 30 per cent At Central City, tho
home of Senator Teller, out OF four
councilmen the democrats elected three. Ths
entire ticket was elected In Grand Junction.
At Colorado Springs the republicans elected
their mayor. Leadville elected a republican
mayor and aldermen, while Trinidad gave
everything to the democrats.