The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-04-05
STATE ELECTIONS.
THE WOMEN OF THE BUCKEYE
STATE GO TO TIE POLLS.

Vote Freely and Elect Number of Their
Own Sex To school Bosrsls--Michigan
People Choose a supreme Court Justice
and University Regents.
DETROIT, Aptii 2 In the election of q
Justice of the supreme court and two re-
gents of the university Michigan Repub-
iicans were again easily victorious. The
vote was very light throughout the state,
not to exceed half the vote of last fall be-
ing polled. Thetndications at late hour
are that Moore (hap.) defeated McGrath
(Dom.). the present incumbent, by 20, 900.
The Republican candidates for regents
are elected by about similar pluralities.
Reports from the city and township cleo
tions thus far show that the Republicans
have hold their own for the NEST part.
The women's ticket shows no increase.
Mines Elected to Congress-.
In the Third district where an election
was held to fiji a congressional vacancy,
Mines, Republican, is successful by 5000.
Smith, Republican, was elected state SEN
ator from the Tenth district, to succeed
Watts, deceased. Saginaw gives the
Republicans carried the municipal cleo
ton at Muskegon. At Jackson the Re-
publicans elect mayor and Democrats re-
corder and treasurer. The council is Re-
publican. Negaunee elects the entire Re-
publican ticket, state and municipal. In
this city the Republicans elected the po-
lice justice by 3,476.
Other Fig ures on State Officers.
A nil or
from nine out of ten wards are in with re-
suits for state ticket as follows: Justice
of the supreme court James B. Moore
(Rep.), S2l; j. w. McGrath (Dem.), 1873;
Robbins b. Taylor (Pop.), 300; Myron H.
Walker (Pro) 81 For regents of the
university-Roger w. Butterfeld (Rep. },
S03; Charles II. Haskley (Rep.), 805;
Stratton ID. Brooks (Dem.). 1873; Varnum
j. Bowers (Pop.), %57; Delayan b. Reed
(Pro. }, III.
ALPENA, Mich, April 5-The Repub.
lican state ticket was elected by 375 ma
jority. Republicans elect the entire city
ticket by 200 TO 500 mojority and have an
easy working majority in the board of
supervisors, board of aldermen, and board
of education.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 2.--Charles
w. Watkins, Republican nominee for
mayor, opposed Senator Patton, of this
city, and helped to elect julius
Caesar Burrows, for United States
senator which many Republicans OPP
posed his election for mayor. He is de-
feated by Charles ID. Stebbins Dem.), by
1900 plurality, while the rest of the Re-
publican city ticket is elected.
Returns on Municipal Tickets.
NILES, Mich, April 1.-The Republi.
cans elected Edward Woodcock mayor;
treasurer Brown; recorder, Cooper; two
supervisors and two aldermen. The
Democrats elected two supervisors and
two aldermen. The council will be Re-
publican. Berrion county goes largely
Republican.
MARQUETTE, Mich, April al. III.
Jacobs was elected mayor of Marquette
by $50 majority. He is non-partisan. w.
II. Johns>on, Republican, was elected
mayor o, Ishpeming by $50 majority.
LANLiNG, Mich, April 2.-The Repub-
licans made q clean sweep of the city with
the exception of one justice of the peace.
Turney (Rep. and free silver) received
904 plurality against Republican plur-
ality of lib last year. Other pluralities
ranged from 200 to $50.
MANIsTEE, Mich, April 2.-The Demo
Gratis elected Robert H. Blacker mayor by
1923 majority over Aaron V. McAlvay
Republican. They also elected city clerk,
treasurer, justice, seven aldermen and
four supervisors.