The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1895-04-06
George II. Swift, R,puhlic.n, 10
selected Mayor Of Chicago by q
majority Estimated at From
Twenty to Forty Thou
RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS ELSE.
WHERE.
George b. Cleneatson Elected .yua..
OF wisconsin Supreme Court.
Mannesota Elections.

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sweep ut all the town offices. OF the
aldermen, the Republicans have GER
tainly elected sixteen out Of the thir-
ty.four, and claim that they have fully
thirty aldermen, but this 10 very
doubtful, the Democrats claiming ut
least ten of them. Frank Lawler, the
Wllc ran MS an indle-
pendent in the Nineteentl, ward, is
elected by q good majority. The prop
ositton to put the police and oil other
city ohtcials' under civil service rules
and extend the mayoralty term to four
years has Undoubtedly been carried
by majority very close to that OBJ.
tanned by Swift. The returns on this
vote arc coming in very slowly, but
the vote as far as It has been shown
IL In about the same proportion as
that Of the party vote for mayor. At
the last may0ralty election when
Mayor Hopkins was elected to fill the
unexpired term Of Mayor Harrison
the Democratic plurality was 1,29O.
At the late state election in the same
wards the plurality Of Wulff, Repub-
lican candidate for state treasurer,
over Claggett, Democrat, was 44,O65.
Milwaukee, April A. Wisconsin
elected :, Justice of the supreme court
to succeed Justice Winslow, who was
the candidate of the bar and on a
general call for reelection. His op-
ponent was Judge George B. Clement
son, also candidate on general call,
as no party nominations were made.
While the contest was therefore nom-
inally non-partisan, party lines were
to some extent drawn, as Winslow
was q Democrat and entson a
Republican. The yotd Eh cut the
state was light and t. Rrns indi-
cate the election e1nentson.
Wilson carried MilW1p bounty by
500. Wallber rep Nun M elected
judge Of the munici ourt over
Nye Qnd.) by 5000 to- plurality.
Republicans have mayors in
the following Wiscona3nNwn Ash.
land, River Falls, Deia Columbus,
Marshf1eld, Maustonss rta, Wau-
paca, Black River RI danitowoc,
Hudson, Whitewater. fe Geneva,
Hartford, Centralia ea6 Batertown,
Democrats In PlyG, Durand,
P.alria du Chien, Madison,
Chiffon. Kenosha, B Ripon, Fox
Lake, Shawano, BeANSy Dam and
Mineral Point. .s5ss
Green Bay and lward voted
to consolidate unds he name of
Green Bay by vote S1e to 1. This
makes new city, urth in size
in the state. Heth d celebrated.
4 l1.lss; noa-parf'san sia y ticket was
Minnesota.
st. Paul, April 4. - Elections were
held at various cities tnd towns and.
resulted generally in favor of the Re-
publicans where party lines were
drawn. Anoka elected the entire Re-
publican ticket, as did Faribault,
with the exception 'of two aldermen.
Moyor Weaver (Rep), candidate Of
both parties at iManke to. was re-
elected, and the other officers are Re-
publican. Crookstdn elected mixed
ticket. John Il. McKinnon, the citi-
zens' candidate, was elected mayor.
Capt. A. c. Rinekart was elected
mayor of East Grand Forks. Winona
elected a Republican mayor addison
B. Yoemans) the trst one In thirty
years. The Peoplets party ticket was
elected ut Blooming Prairie. Willmar
|elected license ticket. License car.
Bried in Kasson, Rushford and Ada.
The Citizens ticke' won in Virginia.
mayor Of Hastings: f. G. Fitzcll was
reelected mayor Of Lake City. Aid.
v. Gillroy was elected mayor at Al
bert Lea and license council. DR.. T.
N. Mclean was reelected mayor of
Fergus Falls. Trac; elected an anti
prohibition ticket. II. N. Miner (Ind.)
was elected mayor Mt Sauk Center.
Missouri.
st. Louis, April 4.-Returns indicate
the election OF the six i1epuDl,can
members of the city council who are
voted for at large by a majority Of
from 5000 to 10000. Tro-thirds Of
the members OF the house IF delegates
will probably be Republican. The
vote was very light. Moses Craven
was elected In the Fifteenth ward.
He will be the first colored man to
sit in the municipal government. Out
side of st. Louis the Democrats have
about held their own in the Missouri
municipal elections. Returns from
nineteen cities AMI towns give the
Democrats 8; Republicans, 4, and the
non partisan or divided vote 6. Little
Interest was taken in the election
throughout the state.
Nebraska.
April Al Specials to the Bee
irts Of tie state on munici-
lls show that party lines
|een drawn in Nebraska in
is, but when they were the
us gained except at Hast
Slattsmouth, where the Deu.
aied the day. The question
liz salo9l licenses was the
&sue ami was favored In
\ Of the towns. Frank Gra-
lbli.an. was elected mayor
a large majority. The
" with no striking feat
Populists showed no
Sublicsn Elected.
& ILL.,. April 4. In. the
sssional district election
\. G.pesburg, Republican,
kby A,out 1000 plurality
snz. lcrat,
Ken '<illed Hin,self.
g.. April 3.-The body
er, who was wanted
f.ge Of incest, but who
tst hefore the time set
,s,has been fnnnd
tx ~ tn,