New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
ELECTIONS IN THE WEST.
RrprBL1cANs HAVE THE BEST OF IT.
WHERE PARTY LINES WERE DRAWN THEY IN
VAEIADLY ELECTED THEIR TICKEr-RE

OF twenty Republicans. eleven Democrats ana Ui'0
independents. The latter. II is thought, would "ero
any strict party question to come all sdc Win o
Democrats According to these returns the next Cou'
ell will contain 80 Republicans. 30 Democrats ana
3 independents the latter practically aihlaths WIZ"
the Democrats. OF the thirty four new AderI~u
elected nine arc at present members CT the 'ouh'''
Five Of the hold members OF the council "ho'0
terms Will not expire for year. in the list OF hr"
recently indicted. They are Michael J. oBre"
Philip Jackson stephen Gossclin John F. Dorman ana
Harold MichacLOn OF the other four in1lc'c"
"boOdlers, Cnly onc-Danic r. OBricn-waS u u"
ddate for reelection. and he was deieatcd oS -"
iorty OF over 600. Salo ". Roth. the Alderman WI"
deposited with daily paper the amount gi'o,
him BIZ the boodlcrsn for his vote on certain pchu'H
ordinances and who aftcrward the most uni
witnc.., before the Grand Jury which indictsu ui'
Aldermen was defeated by over 900 votes.
Reports received up to o'clock show 'hao ~
Illinois the Republicans Carried Auburn 'erro Iii,
Galva, Henry. Decatur, Martinsville, Casey 49,.
Flora, Lincoln, TuscOa, Garrett, Newman o'' c
Cedar. Marengo, Gencseo Princeton NoRon', ,ooa
61ndalc. Monticello. Napavle. Lyons, Br"'u"o'U'
Champaign Waukcgan, Danvillc, fairpurs'
mouth. Abingdon Rock Island, Kanhakcc' "''S"''
Hanover Joliet Vandalin, Ptris and knoXVllT'
The Democrats were successful In P1ttSne"' 40,
IIarpc Odin stanton. Watseka, Carlinvllle gray w.
Ramsey. Dwight. Ottawa, Marshall La"r'"
IlrfccyiIlc McLcansbOro, Bcnton, Carroii'o",
lrcPpDft,
Mount Vernon. 49,. ,o,
In most Of the other towrs IN the stae loc"
ISSUES formed the bone Of contention ana party nus
were forgotten. large number 81 """o" W.,
AT the school elections throughout the o'"c' ~ ~
cases separate ballots and boxes were p'"'"' "
them and they were enthusiastic over thcr P''N"'7
In few places women offered votes but tey "crr h'
accepted and IL h pObiDic tn"' an ~
viii be contested.
The new Australian ballot law, used Tor the HIS,
time in many places. seems 70 be success ~ "s"'
in such ses a number OF voters were ho1 e"i
instructed rs to the manner Of preparing their baio,S
and about per cent Of the votes III INC co"'"' ~
,rics will have 10 be thrown out
The Democrats were victorious in the sort" io",
election Yesterday The south Town Democratic TICKET
wa, all elected except LAS, whom the k'P"oI.' '"
elected supervisor. In the West Town heP"p"' "''
elect The assessor and collector. the DcWo0'a"
winning the rest Of tic ticket Tic hcPlui'' a's o'
carry Hyde Park Lake View, Jefferson, cicero r''
,Ino Geneva and Dcsplaincs while the Democrats WIN
Lake Worth and Lemont. citizens tI'h't III '''u
me, defeated the regular Republican ticket
In Ciccr, tho proposal to annex a portion OF thh'
town To Chicago wa, defeated Dy a majority III coz
In tbc cry the same proposition carried By majority
of L. sOo but the annexation VIII not DC "'uo ~
thc >rlcme did lot carry In bOth places.
D.trit April il lhr Tribune (k'pl says ~
public,n MAYOR, were chosen IN upward Of thirty h''
Mcni.,p municipalities at Mondays election, against
,,tent, three or more cite, or incorp)Iacn Nl"se'
I'm which Democratic Mayors were cho'eh' Inv
former include all the elite, IN IN" state h''ln7
Foundation ia Excess of 200 Win slN 'A0'p"o'''
one If Which, Detroit. now has EcpuOh'ah h'SVr'
I,r,o,r,t,c Nn,0r, vcrc chosen mainly In smaller
,lue, and In village. The significance II TINS lh''
, 10, tbc lnreer cities were Democratic strOnghpdS
which were captured TN, year by the Ecpubhcahs'
In .,.yen OF more OF tho most Important cues "i
tho >atc Demo, rattle May 5rs viii be Su'''c"e' u'''
ve,r by Republicans, and In the nal"ilN Ol u'.No
case, the ctlfc municipal administration VIII hA'"I>c
pa, into Republican hands, by r'a'oh "' ''' 'P''S
.lcciion.. licrc 4, a partial li-t II the McmTm
,,t. A., which Republican Mayors were elected on
Monday: Grand Rapids. saginaw, MuskcS n, JackSpl'
k,f,r,n,o, Battle Creek. Lansing. west BAY ivy
l.npcning. Fnut. Iron Mountain, LudingtDn' Eaton
RAPIDS, Iull,daI.. Charlotte. NJ Pleasant h"iui"u'
stanton. Coriuua. Marshall. Lapeer 81 Louis lihr
r,,u. Gladstone Ecnj1n llnrbor II. Joseph. 'hco'y
gan lf~iauu. sauit ste. Marie" ING EhpIuN' w"
watcf. Grand Haven. Ionia. Cadillac, Marine 'iy'
T., t. ,cv.u.rip elections fuller returns show that
II, eyer, STD, don tlc Republican, made splendid m'h''
rl,, t.,,. gained the control of the Boards oi super
,-., ia ~ least ten counties. and hcid thcr '"h III
the c,nute, they formerly controlled
Lincoln. Sch. April Municipal elections "'fr
LII, t,,,ghout IN, s,nic yesterday. In thls city
the Democrat, and Independents combnh against 'ho
/ rcnuhr.,n.. Returns indicate the election Of the
,,,,r, pepblicnn ticket by mnIortics ranging from
.on =, 40 md i've Of the seven Aldermen. In the
smaller town, politics did not enter TO any extent
the issue, being generally local.
Racine Wl,.. April d-Ihe entire kcpuDh'"n o''S
Ticket excepting a justice Of the peace i ''ro''u
lnc Republicans have elected four out oil seven Al
! dcrmcn.
| - Io-cph. Mo. April G.-Thc Republicans elected
hcr entire general ticket at yesterdays election By
no,ortes ranging from 200 t. 800. sheppard. Mayor
| j. reelected ly an increased majority over two years
ago. OF eight Aldermen at large To be elected ui'
Ecpnican, elected nvc the Democrats three leaving
the Council political tie. NJ 1t has been nearly all the
time for the last -iN year,
Kan,as CITY, Mo- April Ga full set Of city officers
was elected here yesterday. The campaign was one
81 the hotties, ever conducted I'm the city. Politics cut
I'm, little figure The fight between the young
and the old crowds ". :. C0whcrd. candidate ioi
| Mayor upon the Democratic Ticket had the support
Of the young men OF the city. and elected by n
good minority over J. J. Davenport. Wepl, who hell
the Office OF Mayor the term previous to the present
one Mr. C0whcrd's majority IS ,omching over 1000
Tie Council will probably be mixed rs usual Mr.
Cowhcrd the successful cnndllatc Mayor. Is only
thirty two years Old. and Is the youngest Mayor ever
elected 10 that Office IN this city.
Springfield. Mo. April G.-Thc municipal election
here Yesterday hotly contested and resulted "A,
follows: T.. u. Pan Ncp) Mayor; I. j. Wright lDcm).
Marshal: V. NJ. Bray CDem). Recorder; rhoma, u.
Love (Dem0. Attorney. Five Democrats were elected
10 the city Council and three Republicans.
s. Louis April O.-Thc local elections held I'm
Missouri and southern Illinois In the results show little
Of Interest in the way Of change from the previous
! contests The Issues In the main OF local
character aud the results were controlled thereby
though a. rule the opposing tickets dcn0minatcd
Republican and Democratic
~. Paul. Mimi. April 6.-rhc municipal election at
| West superior. Wis. yesterday resulted In victory
| for j. w. scott iRep). Wlllhm Noonan DEM
The total vote cast was 5,2Oj and Scott has plurality
| Of ~ with one ward TO hear from, which cannot
| change the result. The vote show, Increase OF
300 last and was less nn expected, a. The
! registration exceeded 1000. The entire Republican
ticket /, elected The vote makes Superior the second
! city In the state.
Springfield H., Apnl G.-FOr the second time IN
#, history the lno, capital has given Republican