Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-04
Racine County.

Racine, April 3.-The municipal
election took place and was very quiet.
The republicans gained a complete vie
tory. David James was elected mayor
over Nj. NJ, Secor by 4t2: John 7.
Wentworth for Justice over r. l..
Cpchurrh 10y 60a; John Rrookrr, as
SCISSOR, over John l.iegler by M G..
Bliss was elected city clerk with praI
tically no opposition, his plurality he
ing 1874, The republicans also elected
five out of seven aldermen. giving
them majority Of two in the coun-
ell. They also elected six out of seven
supervisors. The judicial vote was
Ill onrSidrd John Il. Winslow re,
ceiving a majority Of over l,SCA in the
city and returns thus far received from
the county Indicate that WiuSlow will
have Il majority of 2,IN. Spaoner
carried this county in tS92 by &f@
Richland County.
Eichland Center April SO, i,
Runham. republican. was elected
mayor. ClementSou, SO; WinSlow,
10. lldt ENtl > HlhidhNN w - ""'
2O1.
Rock County.
IaneSville April g. judicial re-
turns are incomplete, but WinSlow will
crat, was elected mayor by 80, hut the
balance of the ticket was defeated
Reloit, April 3, WinSlow 500, Clcm-
eutson SOS. G., A. Smith. republican
candidate for mayor is reelected. The
council is all republican. The majori-
ty for license. 200. Sponnrr carried
Bcloit by 81 in 1892,
Sank County
Raraboo, April 3. Clemrntson got
$50, WmSlow 21o IN city: Clcmrntsou
-. Winsow 30 in the town, J. Il,
Ashley. republican, tor mayor is elcr-
ted, as Well as the rest of the ticket
except one alderman Spoonrr ear
ricd the city in 1S9S Ivy lbs.
ShchoNgan County
Plymouth. Wis. April ;. The vote
for Wiuslow in the city is l62 and tor
Clcmentson l2t; in the town WmSlow
30. ClrmcntSou Al The democrats
elected their city ticket as follows:
Mayor Louis Cries clerk 4, +. Ackor-
mann, treasurer H. \, Gatl'ron. asses
ranged from 81 To l3i which are large
gains. Peek CARRIE, the city hy 50
in %
/ Shehoygan, Wis., April B. In the
election the republicans elected Born,
mayor, by 500 plurality over kunge.
populSt, and Paul T. llrrz, democrat
st. Groin County
Hudson. Apml =. rhr republican
ticket WAS the only one i'll the field
here sam j. Bradford WAS reelected
MAYOR l.. Jones treasurer and Gcurg"
Randall police justice, I. i. WuoAman
WAS elected assessor 10y II majority.
WiuSlow received 2o1 IN tn" city.
ClcmcntSon 123 in the city. IN the
town of Hudson WinsIoW got 80,
ClcmcntSon II, The one total ma ior-
ity for WmSlow IN tn" city aud town
| is 201 The city Of Hudson went Ii
ccnSe Ivy I'll majority Spoon"r car
licd the city in 1872 l,y -,
Vernon County.
Niroqua AprA 3 I'll" town aud eli,
of Nirouua give ChmrntSon b..
Winslow NJ \ light vote WAS east.
Vernon county will give tlemcntson
2.Wn ma iurity. The city voted no
license There was no opposition TO
til" republican city ticker, +. s. lIa-
zen was elected mayor In 1872
Spuoncr carried the city by 80,
WalWorth County.
Whitewater April 3. $. IT, Beach,
independent republican. defeated w.
II. j, Hewitt regular republican. for
mayor hy ~ majority Winslow in
the city has 3G2; CIymentSon 213.
Wimslow IN the town 90: tlementson
II. IIalriSon's plurality in the city IN
% was 40: town H.
Lake Geneva, April 3 Winslow
carried this city by Il small majority
over Clcm"ntSon. Bloomfield township
gay" WnSlow ia. ClemcntSon 81.
Fish. mapproved for circuit Judge.
has 10.
Waukcsha County.
oconomowoc April g. Clementson
40, Winslow ~. Fay, republican.
was elected mayor by % ma jolity.
The returns show slight democratic
gain, Spooner carried the city by A.
i'm %.
Winnebago County.
Oshkosh, April 3.-Arthur Kellogg.
republican, Is elected mayor over DR..
Harvey Il. Dale democrat, by plur-
atty Of 500. The republicans elect II
out of 26 aldermen. Clementson car
ries the city by about $50 and Arthur
II Goss for municipal judge Is elected
by perhaps 300 plurality. Three re-
publican school commissioners and as
SCISSORS are also elected. In 92 Peck
carried the city by 400
Nc"nah. Wis, April 3 Armenian.
democrat, Is elected mayor over Kim
berly by hundred majority; VIII
liams, for superintendent Of schools