The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-13
TOWN ELECTIONS IN THE WEST.
Republicans and Democrats Divide the
HOnOrs In vi Iichtgap

Republicans and Democrats Divide the
nonors In Michigan.
DETROIT, MICII., April i.-With the
exception of Detroit most Of the cities
In Michigan voted for city officials yes
terday. The Republicans elected their
| candidates for mayor in the following
places. in some cases dividing the other
Offices with the Democrats. Lansing,
Charlotte, Manistee, Lapeer, Howell,
Iron Mountain, COldwater. st. Igniac
lilll~dale, St. Clair, Eaton Rapids and
Clare. In Owasso, Monroe, ChebOygan,
Mount Clemens, Jackson, Ludington,
GreenVllle, \ pSilanti and Pontiac,
Democratic mayo s were elected. Mar
quette elected Il non-partisan ticket.
In Saginaw Republicans and Nonpar-
tisans elected both Circuit JUICES and
the Republicans elected nine Of fifteen
aldermen, giving ninetenn out of thir-
ty Republican members of council.
RELIGIOUS ISSUE IN TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, ONO, April i.-After one
of the bitterest campaigns that has
been fought in this city for Il great
many years the Republicans hay sue
ceeded in electing every man on their
ticket, with one exception, and have
captured both branches Of the c uncil
board. The mayor, Republican, was
elected by the narrow majority of l33:
and Hone (Democrat) was elected
police Judge by about 300 ma
jorlty. The fight was not one of
Republican against Democrat but
of creed against creed, the Repub-
lican Convention having been controll-
ed by the Anti Catholic society known
as A. Il. A., which secured hold on
all Of the cities In this vicinity.
OTHER OHIO ELECTIONS.
CLEVELAND, ONO, April 4.-Canton,
Ohio, elects Republican mayor for
the first time since 1880. The Demo
Gratis get the council. At Youngstown
the Democrats won a sweeping victory.
At Fintlay there was Republican
victory. At Massilon the Democrat;
won. At Akron the Democrats elect
ed every officer but the marshal, their
candidate for mayor having III plural
ity.
TIE CITY ELECTIONS IN IOWA.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 1.-The cleo
tion yesterday proved a surprise for the
Democrats, they electing only Attor-
ney James +. Knight. The Independ-
ents elected Dougherty mayor, Cooney
recorder, Grillike treasurer, and three
out Of five aldermen.
kEOKuK, Iowa, April 1.-THE Re,
| publicans elected DR.. w. S. Moorehead
mayor. A. Hardin marshal, B. IL
Hoagland assessor, and six out of eight
aldermen. The city has been Demo
cratic for the past four years.
TIE MISSOURI ELECTIONS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 4.-Dispatche!
received by the Republic show tina
Jefferson City went Republican excep
for marshal by small majority. Mex
. want I)ln1nnraf1n. q
same, except marshal, and Cape Girar
deau elected the entire Peoples part,
ticket. Democrats elected their entire
ticket in Butler, Gallatin, Eldora 10
| Versailles and a dozen smaller towns
In this city the Republicans were sue
cesSful.
ALL ONE WAY IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 4.-The
election in this city passed off quietly
and very light vote was polled. NJ
u. llall, Democratic nominee for may
or, was elected, as were all of the six
teen Democratic aldermen. Reports
kama and Helena, indicate that the
Democrats carried all those cities.
DEMOCRATS CARRY MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, April 4.-The
election passed over quietly. At II Z.
Nj. the returns indicate the election of
Mayor Peter j. Somers, Democrat to
fill the vacancy caused by the election
of John Mitchell from the House of
Representative to the Senate.
REPUBLICAN, SUCCESS IN KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 4.-Re-
turns from many cities and towns
throughout Kansas show the Republi-
cans have swept everything where
party lines were drawn, which was the
case in most of the principal towns.
HELENA Is DEMOCRATIC.
HELENA, Mont, April 4.-The city
election today resulted in the choice OF
a Democratic mayor, treasurer and
Police Judge.