The record-union., 1895-04-03

the following cities: Ashland, River
Falls, Delavanza, Columbus, Marshfield.
Mauston, Sparta, Waupaca, Black River
Falls. Manitowoc, Hudson, Whitewater,
Lake Geneva, Hartford, Centralia and
Watertown. Democrats were elected at
Mineral Point, Plymouth, Durand, Du
Chien, Prairie, Alma, Madison, Chiffon.
Ken osha, Berlin, Ripon, Fox Lake,
Shawnee and Beaver Dam.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Returns up to IL
O'Clock tonight indicate the election of
the six Republican members OF the City
Council, who were voted for at large, by
majority OF from 5000 to 10000. Two
thirds OF the members of the House of
Delegates who are voted for will proba-
bly, be Republicans. Moses Craven was
elected in the Fifteenth Ward. He will
be the first colOred man to sit in the
municipal government.
SPRINGFIELD Mo-, April 2.-The DEM
ocrats elected a majority of the Council,
making gains over the last municipal
election. The new Council will stand:
Democrats 10, Republicans ..
SEDALIA (Mo.), April 2.-The Repub-
licans elected three out Of four Aldermen
by good majorities. The new board
stands seven Republicans and one Demo-
crat.
JOPLIN (Mo.), April 2.-E. D. Porter,
Democrat, was elected by 100 majority to
the Mayors Office. All other Republican
candidates for the entire list of the city
offices were elected.
TOPEKA (han.), April 2-The entire
Republican ticket headed by G. A Eel
lows for Mayor, is elected by over two
thirds vote.
LAWRENCE (Kas.) April 2.--Tbe Re-
pubIicans carried everything here to-day
but one Councilman.
EMPoRIA (Kas.), April 2-The entire
Republican ticket was elected with two
exceptions, the Independents getting
TWO Councilmen.
FORT SCOTT (Kas.), April 2-Indica-
tlons point to the election OF tue entire
Republican ticket. The women took an
unusual interest, fighting desperately for
prohibition, which was the main issue.
WICHITA GAM. April 1.-The entire
Republican ticket, with the exception of
one Councilman, was elected by an esti-
mated majority OF 5000. Not many
women voted.
LEAVENWORTH (han.), April Both
Democrats and Republicans late tonight
| claim the election of their candidate tor
Mayor. The Democrats elect three out
OF six Councilmen and the City Clerk
and Attorney. Many women voted.
Ell RENO ok, April 2.-The closing
OF the polls tonight ended the bitteresE
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though returns will not be in until to-
morrow, it Is generally conceded that the
Republican ticket IS elected. HensIeY,
! the citizens candidate, was bitterly as
| sailed and most bitterly defended. Perry.
editor OF the Globe, invaded the Democrat
ONCE with a gun and body guard to whip
Hensley for traducing his family, but
Hensley got the drop on him and Perry
| backed out.
MEMPHIS CTenu.), April 2.-ElectionA
IN the cities of the first class were held
throughout Arkansas to-day. At Little
Rock Ibe Democratic ticket, headed by J.
a. NoOd5on for Mayor, was elected, a
light vote being polled. In most OF the
cities there was practically no contest.
SAN DIEGO, April 2.-Tne municipal
election passed Oft quietly to-day. not
withstandlng the unusual stress of public
feeling. Mayor w. Ii. Carlson lind. }
was reelected i'll opposition to the
American Protective Association, which
split on the Endorsement by the organ
ization of Colonel Daniel Stone CPopD,
| many of the members voting for Sloane,
the Republican candidate. a mix ed del
egation to the City Council mas been
elected, but the Republicans viii have a
majority in both houses. L. J. DoweIl
lDem.l, Tax Collector and Treasurer,
was re-elecled.