St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-05
Regular Republican Ticket at
Anoka Showed Under by
the Citizens.
After a Hot Fight. A. D. Ste
phens Is Chosen Mayor
Of CrOokSton.
The Ice Water People Get in
a Snow Storm at Water
town, S. D.
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elected with only two exceptions. The
result follows: Mayor, George Nc
Cauley. Citizens. 124 majority; treas
urer, G. E. Burnett. Republican, 81 ma
iority assessor, o. w. Cutler, Citizens,
63 majority; municipal judge, W. w.
Fitch, Citizens, 146 majority; special
municipal Judge, ii. Thornton, Citizens,
469 majority; aldermen, First ward, John
Goss, Citizens. 76 majority; Second
ward, Ii. c. Loehl, Republican, major
ity; Third ward. j w. Steed, Citizens,
q majority. The Peoples and Demo
cratic parties went Ill together, making
very strong party to buck against the
Republicans.
CRooKsTON, Mimi. April 4.-The city
election was held here today, and was
the most stubborn contest in the history
of the city. Party lines were not drawn.
A. ID. Stephens was elected mayor. L. n.
SimmanS, aldermOn-at-large; city clerk,
E. G. Carruth; treaSurer,J. o. Mathews;
assessor, A. c. Schmidt; justices, l.. E.
GOSsman, G. &. Spineley; constables,
George Holt and D. Duchasme; alder
men, l. n. Jennings, w. II. Norrie,
William Watts, John Cromb, ID. &.
Marett. Nine hundred and fifty votes
were cast, the largest ever pOlled in the
city.
EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn., April a.
Tim Sullivan was elected mayor of East
Grand Forks by vote of SO3 to Isl over
Thomas McAdams, Sullivan carrying
every ward by about an average of two
to one. Robinson was elected city JUS
tice over l.. ASher-258 to 1874. g. Mad
son was reelected treasurer without op-
position. Ii. e. Harvey was elected as
SCISSOR with slight opposition. The de-
feated candidates were mostly old-tlmerS
hwho have controlled the offices loug
Istime.
~ WINoNA, Minn., April 4.-The official
result of the charter election yesterday
was not made known until this MORN
ing, because OF the SlOWnesS i'll count
ing ballots under the Australian law.
The Democrats practically carried their
ticket. electing ID. Fakler mayor by 2S3
majority, four school directors, two
aldermen. treasurer, municipal judge
and school director-at-large. The Re-
publicanS elected two aldermen, carry
ing solid Democratic ward and elect
ing alderman-at-large. The new council
will be Republican. John keenan, was
turned down by the Democratic con-
vention, but ran independent and was
endorsed and elected by the Repub-
licans as alderman-at-large He will
hold the decisive vote III case of a tie.
The Democrats carried the Second ward
by siXty-fve majority, the ward having
been Republican for many years.
LAKE CITY, Minn., April 1.-The
municipal election passed of smoothly
here today. Two tickets were in the
EalA tha Il md of
PrOhibitionistS and anti-Water works
people, and the Citizens ticket, which
comprised the old board. who are in
favor of Improvements, and which was
elected. Following is the vote: Mayor,
H.-A. Young. II majority; alderman,
First ward, E. F: Mccall, 30 majority;
alderman, Second ward, Raymond
Hanisch. 81 majority; member of school
board. First ward, j. E. Inner; mem
Der of school board. Second ward, r. Ii.
Moore. Of those elected, one is against
water works, and the other four are de-
cidedly in favor of it.
ALBERT LEA, April 4.-The city elec-
ton today resulted in the election of Il.
Knatvold over W. q. Kellar by 143 plu
rality. Treasurer Hayes plurality over
Taylor is 232. The council is the same
as lastyear.
WABAsHA, April AT the annual
election c. G. Hirschey, Citizens candi
date, was elected mayor over s. S.LyOnS,
Independent, by Ill majority. G. o.
Lund was elected alderman III the First
ward by majority, Joseph Busson III
the Second ward by 81 majority. and
George Budd in the Third ward with
out opposition. The other officers are
M. A. Odink, treasurer: r. Z. Stearns,
assessor, Justice and recorder.
ADA. Mimi, April AT the charter
sAaAectien held here today w. Ii. Bangs
Jr was elected mayor; s. Peterson. A.
G. Gerber and l.. Weatherhead, council
Len: A. j. VangSneSS, treasurer; }. B.
Ashelinan and II. NJ. Hunting, justices.
No license was carried by three ma
jority.
FARIBAULT, Minn., April 4.-The
city election resulted as follows: Mayor,
Donald Grant; treasurer. Levi Nutting;
assessor, c. Ii. Peltier; justice, NJ. F.
Donohue; aldermen, first ward, William
Kaiser; Second ward, B. B. Sheffield;
Third ward, Lyman Tuttle Fourth ward,
ID. Cavanaugh.
WILLMAR. April AT our city cleo
ton today the following were elected:
President. j. NJ. Spicer; Justice of the
peace, Charles q. Wilcox; aldermen,
First ward, H. S. Helleboe, Solomon
Porter; Second ward, John Williams,
Fred Void; Third ward. A. O. Nassett
aud August Hoglund. The above gen
tlemen were elected without opposition,
and are pledged against issuing saloon
licenses.
r LIE SUEUR. Mimi, March. 4.-W. H.
Fisher, citizens candidate. was elected
mayor over Abel Cox. WOrkingmen's
candidate. by 81 majority. A. Trueman
and L. j. Lynch, wOrkingmen's, and
Charles Dressed, workingmen's and Cit
iZens' candidates. were elected alder
men; w. Ii. Stewart, citizens justice;
John Tayler, workingmen's assessor
and Fred HinZe, citizens constable.
HASTINGS, Mimi, March 4.-The
election was somewhat exciting today.
with large vote polled. The city off
GERS elected are: John Heimen, Demo-
crat, mayor; Irving Todd, Jr., Repub-
lican, city clerk; William Nolan, Dem.
ocrat, chief of police; Isaac Lytle, Re
publican. street commissioner; Tim
othy Mitchell, Democrat, assessor.
WAsECA, Minn.. April 4.-For the
fourth time DR.. d. S. Cummings has
been chosen mayor of this city. At the
municipal election today he was chosen
without opposition. P. E. Bailey.
Robert Reichel and Henry Murphy were
erected aldermen, and E. p. Latham
assessor. No contest was had except in
the First yard. and the election was
quiet