The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-05

Clemens, Jackson, Ludlngton, GreeuviIle,
YUsiiaud aud Pontiac democratic msyors
were elected.
NarqGstte elected non partisan ticket.
La Saginaw the republicans and mons
partisans eiectad both circuit Judges and tho
the republicans elecyed nIDe of the fifteen
aldermen, giving nineteen out Of thirty re-
publican members Of the council
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS WIN.
DETROiT, Mich. April 4-Suflcient re-
turns to base u reliable estimGte Of yester-
days vote in the state have rot been re-
ceived, but there is no doubs Of the election
Of Hooker, rep, to the sapreme bench by a
plurality of 10000 or over and the repub-
hcan candidates for regents have won O
still greater victory. In the old demo-
cratic stroDgholds, such as Wayne and
Saginaw counties, the republicans have
made great gains. They have captured
Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Manistee, Ian
sing and other cities formerly democratic.
The democrats.elect mayors at YpsIanti
and Port Huron, oveTturnng the repuJ-
Hcau mGjorities. All the proposed c1nsti-
tutl0Dsl amendments have been undoubt-
edly carried, the opposition being iuconsid-
cradle.
A light vote was polled throughout the
state, due to general apathy and the bad
weather.
MILWAUKEE DEMOCRATIC.
MINIATURES, April 4.-The election
passed off very quietly. at IL o'clock p.
IN. the returns indicate the election OF
Mayor Peter j. Somers, dem, to all the va
caucY in the House OF Representatives
caused by the election of John Mitchell to
the Senate
Judge D. J. johnson OF the circuit court
is reelected without opposition.
Judge Ludwig. DEM. defeats Julius F.
ROhr, rep, end Judge r. Z. Mann OF the
probate court, dem, ia reelected.
At Madison, John Cor5orit, dem, was
elected mayor. In most of the town cleo
tions throughout the state party lines we've
not drawn.
KANSAS REPUBLICAN.
KANSAS CITY, NO., April 4.-Returns
from many cities and towns throughout
Kansas show that the republicans nave
FepJ everything whore party lines were
drawn, which was the case in most of the
principal towns.
In Topeka the straightout republican
ticket had a majority over oil the others.
In Leaveuworth the republicans elected
Samuel Dodsworth mayor and majority
of council.
Reports from Emporia, Ottawa, Fort
Scott, Council Grove, Fredonia, Russell,
Atchlson, Wellington, Winfield and
Arkansas City say that in all those cities
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THE VOTE IN MISSOURI TOWNS.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-DIspatches received
by the Republic on to-day's election show
that Jefferson City went republican, except
for marshal. by e small majority.
Mexico went all democratic, Lamar
the same, except marshal, ard Cape
Girardeau elected the entire Peoples
party ticket. The democrats elected tseir
entire ticket in Butler, Gallatin, Eldorado
Versailles and "a dozen smaller towns. In
this city the republicans were successful.
LITTLE ROCK DEMOCRATIC.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 4. - The
election in this city passed over quietly ana
a very light vote was polled. NJ. q. Hall,
the democratic nominee for mayor, was
elected, as were all Of the sixteen demo-
cratic aldermen. Reports from Hot Springs,
Pine Bluff, TeIarkana ana Helena indicate
that the democrats carried all those cities
HELENA ALL RIGHT.
HELENA, MONT, April 4-The city
election to-day resulted in the choice Of a
democratic mayor. treasurer and police
judge. The republicans only secured four
councilmen. The democrats have four
majority in the council