St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-09
The VILLAGES VOTE.
Results Of Yesterdays Elee-
lions in Various Parts Of
the State.
The Republicans Get Rather
the Best Of 1t at 0Wa-
tonna.
license Men Win at Tracy,
Kenyon, ZumbrOta and
White Bear.
Eames Of Men Who VIII Rule
the Small municipalities
This Year.

Specials to the Globe.
NoRTHFIELD. Mimi, March S.-The
following officers were elected at the
city election to-day: A. W. Norton,
mayor; NJ. NJ. Clark, recorder; John
Clifford, treasurer; j. n. Donaldson and
+. 0. Rice, justices; ID. II. Lord, ID. j.
Ferguson and II. K. Budd, aldermen;
D. f. Perkins, II. GoOdhue Jr., DR.. w.
A. Hunt, Dr. E. E. Bru baker, S. Finke-
bon. L. }. DOugherty and f. w. Schmidt,
board of education. The issue of city
bonds was defeated.
OWATONNA, Mimi, March S.-FOr
the first time in many years the Repub-
licanS have come off victorious IN the
municipal elections. The mayor and
council are both Republican, and the
rest of the ticket went about half and
half. DYneS, for mayor. has nearly $50
majority over B. E. Darby, the Demo
cratic nominee. The city officers are as
follows: Mayor and council, Repub-
lican; the treasurer and both members
of the board of education are Repub-
lican; the assessor, recorder and street
commissioner are Democrats, and the
marshal doubtful.
LA L hAlhlEs 4hlIu.3 AhdlCH CT
the village election today, which was
very hOtly contested. the ticket headed
by NJ. Mansion, leader Of the Home
Rulers, was victorious two to one
against the party known as the Artistic
Gratis. The whole vote was 10S.
ATwATER, Mimi, March S.-GrOve
City was carried for prohibition, 50 to
%. President, DR.. w. 3. Robb; trus-
teea. Z. Is. Reitan, p. j. MaImquSt, A.
J. Brown; recorder, j. N. Gaynor;
treasurer, A. p. Nelson.
SALTWATER, Mimi, March 9.-The
village election at South Saltwater to-
day was an exciting one, the entire
Peoples ticket being elected, as fol-
lows: For recorder, Charles Nortin de-
feated NJ. w. Hanks by 81 votes; for
bund defeated Robert Hill by G3 votes;
for councilman one year, A. Anderson
defeated I. Paynett by Sc votes; for
treasurer, p. Anderson was elected
over j. NJ. w. johnson by % votes.
GLENWOOD. Mimi, March Sat the
village election here today, Matt Ward
was elected president; Ole Riggs Jr.,
w. O. Wallace and j. NJ. Aal, trustees;
TheodOrs Aunl, recorder. The license
question did not come up this year.
Democrats and Peoples.
GRACEVILLE, Mimi, March S.-The
village election here today resulted in
complete victory for the Peoples and
Democratic tickets. John McRae was
chosen president; NJ. d. Hartnett, Ed
Thomas and Ed Atwood, trustees. The
Republican ticket of last year was en-
tirely defeated.
WELLS, Mimi, March 8.-City and
township elections proved exciting here
81 al oE,,l
mayor; c. II. Helwig, recorder; S. A.
Anderson, treasurer; T. w. Woodland,
justice; j. r. Brandt. assessor; B.
Smout, T. Oelerking, Frank Schroeder,
supervisors.
HANCOCK, Mimi, March San eX
ceedingly hot and exciting election oc-
Cured in this village today. 1t re-
suited in the complete showing under
of the old ticket, the Peoples ticket be-
ing elected to man. Councilmen, Ii.
j. Dresser, John Erickson, J. S. Danens
ana G. A. Blackman.
LUVERNE, Mimi, March 8.-Three
hundred and seventy-nine votes were
pOlled in the village election today, the
largest number in Luverne's history.
The following ticket was elected: Pres
ident, w. T. Kendall; trustees, Henry
Hotfelmann, e. l.. DObell, J.W. Gerber;
recorder, Albert Barck; treasurer,
Mark Swedburg; assessor, William Nc
Fadden; Justice, j. 0. HelgersOn; con-
stable, A. E. MaderSen. License carried
by majority of 100.
BENSON, Mimi, March S.-The Peo-
pies party won its first victory here to-
day, electing the village council.
ATWATER, Mimi, March 8.-Presi-
dent, s. Nj. SivertSOn; trustees, 0. a.
Christensen, Henry W. Jones, August
Davidson; recorder, G. E. Macomber;
treasurer. l.. A. Vik; justice, E. A. D.
Salter. Prohibition carried IS to so.
APPLETON, Mimi, March 6.-The
city election resulted; Mayor, E. t.
Young; councilmen, E. Y. Dickey, j.
T.Wiikinson, K. l.. Lundgren; recorder,
T. E. Wheeler; city justice. A. d.
Countryman. Two hundred and forty
votes were cast. The election had no
political significance.
The License Men Lead.
SLAYToN, Mimi, March s.-The vii
lage election today resulted III the
choice Of II. Nelson for mayor, and A.
II. Fowler, E. r. Barker, B. f. Lynch,
trustees, and II. G. Gross, recorder.
License was carried by vote of 100
to 81.
PIPEsTONE. Mimi, March S,,-The Law
and Order village ticket was elected to-
day, beating the regular nominees by a
small majority. A. S. Dyer was elected
mayor. License has a big majority.
SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, March 8.-The
Sleepy Eye annual election took place
today. Those elected are: John MART,
mayor; William Mueller, John Hillig,
John Sherman, aldermen; William Kin
man, recorder; Richard Gerdes, treas
urer; William Kinman, justice; Ben
Robidon, chief of police.
ARLINGTON, Mimi, March 8.-The
following village officers were elected:
President, A. Zimmerman; council
men, w. f. Deterling, w. G. Porter, A.
HuckenpOehler; recorder, Y. f.
Schmoll; treasurer. A. Hensler; assess
or, p. w. Esser; justices, A. G. Buck,
T. w. Esser; conStables, II. McGoYern
aud A. Norton.
MELRosE, Mimi, March Sat the
village election today the following
officers we're elected: j. E. Campbell,
president; II. B. Edelbrock, j. H. Walz
and d. Grein, trustees; F. Waldorf,
recorder; q. A. Ranch, treasurer. The
town election resulted as follows
Supervisors, S. A.. Kells, George Man
ming and j. Neihaus; F. j. Weisser,
town clerk and assessor; Nick kOenigS,
treasurer.
North and South Sides.
REDLAKE FALLS, MINI. March S.-The
election today was exciting. There was
the usual contest of factions Of the North
and South sides, the latter scoring five
out of five councilmen. President, Jo-
seph Paradis; recorder, August Her
rard; trustees, James f. Holmes, L..
Jensen and John Lavique.
BRECKENRIDGE, MIMI, March S.