The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
Z two. The democrats elect william c. Hin

OF two. The democrats elect William c. Hin
man clerk and three aldermen
Marquette-Marquetto city complete gives
DuraLd, democratic candidate for supreme
court, 73 majority. There was a non-partsan
election for mayor N. M kaufman defeated
Adams, the present incumbent
Manistee-Theentlre republican ticket was
elected here with majorities of about $50
Marshall-The democrats elect Hayor Foley,
Recorder Lockton, Treasurer Kelly. Super
vsors Fahcy ana Ferguson, Aldermen Perrin,
Noneman ana Bcckwith The republicans elect
cd Supervisors Hulett and Simmons and Alder
man Phelps.
clerk and alderman at large, who were on q
citizens ticket the democrats elect all their
candidates. On the state ticket there is dem
ocratic loss In beth city and county. The county
has probably gone democratic by 800 majority.
Monroc-The republicans elected one alder.
man, one supervisor, the marshal and the street
commissioners The rest OF the ticket is demo-
cratic by reduced majority Gilday (dem. },
for circuit judge, has 80 majority. The state
ticket is DEMOCRATIC by u reduced majority.
Muskegon-The republicans carry the city
ticket electing the mayor and all save one JUS
tice. The democrats elect all but three alder
men, giving them control of the council
Niles-Aryillo w. Coolidge (rep) is elected
judge of this judicial district by II large ma
jority, and the republicans elected j. f., French
mayor and all their candidates except city
treasurer
Negaunee-E. c. Anthony is reelected mayor
for the fourth term and Benjamin Richards
treasurer Light vote on state ticket; $50 re-.
publican plurality in this city
Owosso-The republicans elect clerk, treas
urer. supervisor-at-large, director of the poor,
four aldermen and two constables. The demo
Gratis elect the mayor by 800, two supervisors,
one alderman, one justice OF the peace, and the
school Inspector
Port Huron-The democrats elected all the
city officers except clerk. >. H. Merriam, for
mayor, received 400 majority. William l.. Wag-
ensei was elected clerk by 8 majority o. b.
Atkinson, demoorat defeated $. W. Vance re-
publican, by 800 majority. The democratic state
ticket is elected by 100 majority
Pontiac-This city is as usual democratic. ID.
;. Howard, mayor; Il. H. HalSey, city clerk.
Jackson prohibition, has 143 votes, an increase
OF over half as compared with the vote of one
year ago. Durand supreme Judge has 1888 plu-
raity, and the rest Of the state ticket has about
the same pluralities
aldermen and everything else except mayor,
DIR. A. Il. Lang, republican, winning over j.
Hurseley, democrat, by majority. The coun'
Gil now stands seven democrats TO one repub-
lican.
Saginaw-The republicans make heavy gains
in the city. Nineteen of the twenty four voting
precincts in the city give Hooker, republican,
for supreme court justice 2,e52; Durand, demo
crat, 1905, The republicans elect the police
judge and nine out OF fifteen members of the
common council. Mcknight and Wiber, repub-
lican and non-partiSan candidates for circuit
judges, are probably elected by about 800 plu-
rality
St Ignace-For the first time in years % re-
publican, r.. Sherwood, IS elected mayor. Near
ly all the rest of the ticket is democratic.
St Joseph-In the city election Wallace A.
Preston (rep) was elected mayor by q majority
OF l6 The entire republican ticket was elected,
with the exception OF city collector and one
alderman.
West Bay City-Wcst Bay City republicans
elected their entire city ticket and five out OF
the six aldermen.
Ypsilanti-The democrats elect Henry r.
Scoville mayor, one supervisor one constable
and three aldermen. The republicans elect one
supervisor, one constable and four aldermen.
The council will stand tie