The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-05

women show at the polls. The registra-
ciosl of the women is larger than ever be-
fore, and large female ivote is expected.
is running for Mayor on the Independent
ticket.
The weather throughout the State was
tine, which favors the Populists, most of
whom live in the country, and require
good roads to bring them out.
Returns from many cities will be i'm
perfect tonight, if received at all and it
is doubtful whether the result in Kansas
City will be known before two days. At
Hiawatha, Smalley (Rep.) was elected
Mayor. At Lyons the Republicans car
RED the entire ticket. The result at
Olahe was entirely Republican. At
Eureka the Prohibition Republican can
didates elected their Mayor and the bal
ance of the Republican ticket. At Fort
Scott the Citizens candidate for Mayor
was elected. At Wichita the Republi-
cans won decided victory. In Kansas
City Mrs. Potter received but few votes,
and her ticket, Independent, is probably
defeated. The entire vote on the two
suit doubtfl, but the indications are that
L. NJ. Cox (Rep.) is elected by l,200 ma
jority. The remainder of the Republican
ticket is elected, with the exception of
one member of the School Board, in
which about two thousand women voted.
AT A. NJ. returns from the elections
throughout the State indicate a most
sweeping victory for the Republicans
and indicate strongly change of senti-
ment against the Populists.
IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA (Neb.), April Am election
for local officers was held to-day in all
Nebraska cities and towns. There was
no special issue, the main question being
the local option feature of the license law
In almost every place Boards of Trustees
or Councilmen favorable to the license
We're elected.
IN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, April Al. J. Summers
Oemocrat was elected to Congress in
this district to-day over Theobald Often
(Republican) by about 1000 majority.
The election was to fill the vacancy made
by the election of Colonel J. L. Mitchell
to the Senate. Judge Newman Demo-
craft is probably elected to the Supreme
Judgeship by 1900 over Judge Weed
lRepublican). Republican Mayors were
elected in Eau Claire, GAINESVILLE, Bara-
boo, Washburn, Waupaca, Viroqua.
Stoughton, Edgerton and River Falls.
At Ashland the Populists elected O'Keefe
by small majority. The Mayors of
Madison, Kaukana. Manitowoc, Ripon,
kewaunee and Juenau will be Demo-
Gratis.
DENVER'S MAYOR REPUBLICAN.
DENVER, April Eighty nine out of
10 precincts in the city give a plurality
Of 1000 for NJ. Van Horn, Republican
candidate for Mayor. The Populists'
ticket cut but little figure. The Republic
can ticket is probably elected.
CARLSON ELECTED MAYOR.
SAN DIEGO Call, April 2.-The princi-
pal interest in the municipal election
was conferred in the Mayoralty
contest, there being five candidates
in the field. William H. Carlson.
who represented this district at the last
session of the Legislature, being elected
as an independent, was to-day elected
Mayor by plurality of $40. The vote
stood: Carlson Qnd.) 1,196, Gassen (RepD
COG, Cochran (Dem.) 146, Kasle (Pop.l 265.
Friend (Ind) 80. Tie Democrats elected
E. j. Dowell Treasurer. Three Republic
cans, one Democrat and one Populist
Aldermen were elected, and the remain
ing offices were divided about equally be-
tween the Republicans and Democrats.
DEMOCRATS WIN AT HELENA.
HELENA (Mont.), April 1.-The city
election resulted in electing Democratic
Mayor and Police Judge. The Republi-
cans only received four Councilmen.