Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09


APPLETON, April s. The democratic
city ticket was elected; Rusk Winslow
mayor.
Lancaster.
LANCASTER April 5-For Judge Wins.
low, 1876; no other voter. The republican
town ticket will have over $50 majority,
re etcting John Schreiner chairman, The
other was an independent ticket
Baraboo.
BARABoo, April The democrats of
the CITY are jubllant over the result OF the
election. There was an increased demo
cratic vote, they having elected treasurer,
alderman and justice. The ticket elected
is mayor, Chss Wild Crep.)i treasurer, II.
]. Watson ldem ]; assessor, J. b. Ashley
(rep) Thirty FIVE thousand dollars were
voted for new school house, city hall and
two new bridges.
Manitowoc.
MAN1rowoo, April 5.-This city has
gone democratic by about 200 majority.
Beloit
BELorT, April 5.-No license carried by
40 majority. The republican majority Is
about 800 Astemblyman Birge (rep.).
was elected mayor The democrats elect 2
of aldermen.
River Falls.
RIVER FAILS, April 5.-Dr T. Ballard
(rep) was elected mayor without Opposi-
ton; aldermen stand democrats and 2
republicans license carried
waukesha.
WAuKEsHA, April 5.--The democrats
elected chairman by large majority The
balance of the ticket went republican 10y
a small majority.
WATERFOWL.
WATERFOWL, April 5.--The democrats
carry the city today, electing their ticket
headed by Fred Kusel for mayor, by ma
iorities varying from $50 to 700
Hudson.
HUpsoN, April 5--The city election to-.
day Was quite spirited Wtroul (rep was
elected mayor by 80 majority. The city
voted license by a good majority.
Janesyiue.
JANEsvuLE. April 5 Most of the re-
publican city ticket was elected, being a
gain Of enc hundred. o. ID. Rowe wac
elected mayor.
New Lisbon
NEW LIsBoN, April 5.-The republicans
elected a mayor by small majority
The democrats elected treasurer, aldermen
and supervisors.
Beaver Dam.
BEAVER DAM, April 5.--The democrats
swept the city, clecting w. C. Grittiths
mayor by 42i majority. The council
stands democrats and four republicans
mchland Center.
RIcaLANp CENTER April 5,-The
election is rather mixed II. b. Allen
(rep is elected mayor 10y 200 majority.
Two of the 6 aldermen are democrats, Tue
majority for license 10 100.
Chippewa Falls
CHIPPEWA FALLS. April -Therepub-
licans sweep the city by about 250 MAORI
ty. b. t. Willard is elected mayor. The
council will stand II democrats and re
pubicans, republican gain OF 3.
Superior.
WEST SUPERIOR, April 8 j w. Scott,
(rep.) rs elected mayor by 100 plurality
Rice Lake.
RICE LAKE, April 5-Repubicans
sweep the city by 90 majority. Peterson
(repl Is elected mayor.
stevens Point.
STEVENS POINT, April Reilly, dem,
is elected without opposition. Fou- DEM
ocratlc aldermen out of are elected.
Portage
PoRTAGE, April Tho demacrats Cur
~ a., cry by Is m yor,y d over 200 K
G. FdIcoucr, dym, Is elected mayor.
Black River Falls,
BLACK RIVER FALLS, April 5.--At the
city election today the republicans elected
the whole ticket except one alderman aud
eity treasurer H. a Bright (rep.) de.
feated II. b. Mills by l56 majority Four
of the FIVE aldermen elected are republicans.
H. b. Mills, Jr. of West Superior, will
be arrested for illegal voting. A prisoner
named Elmer, in the county Jail awaiting
trial on "A charge of bastardy was voted.
License was voted by so majority.
Bay field.
BAYFIELD,, April 5-The town board
elected J., &. J. Bell, chEirman, A. J.
MuaelI and Henry COnlin, supervisors;
town treasurer, Robert lngsbyi clerk, }.
D RuuJnden, assessor, +. v Holston.
There wa. practically no opposition
Bell was elected for the eighth consecu-
tive time with no ticket against him.
Menomonie.
NENoMoNIE, April 5.--The entire dem
ccrallgruy ticket is elected except city
clerk Joih Hopwood, dem, for mayor
6csea's +. H. Weaver rep, 10y l50 Z. J.
Fiut Is defeated for supervisor in the
fourth card.
Eau Claire.
EAU CLAIRE, April 4-Ihe democratic
IL yet with the exception Of city clerk
and four aldermen YVES elected
by Lace majorities John Ure
(den.( for mayor, received 1850
votes over Smith, rep. 500 f. r.
Dougherty, rep, city clerk, was elected By
majority Of 1872 William Ovens,
dem, got $40 majority for city treasurer