The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-04-06
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ST. JOSEPH, April 3.-Eight aldermen
and six members of the school board
were elected here In the First ward
Hans Nelson, republican, was elected;
Second ward, w. II. Finch, democrat;
Third ward, Frank Lemon, repub-
lican; Fourth ward, r. n. Aber-
crombi, republican,; Fifth ward,
q. ID. Berry, democrat; Sixth ward,
William Prewitz, republican; Seventh
ward, W. +. Jameson, republican, and
Eighth ward, A. s. Long, republican.
Four republican and four democratic
aldermen hold over. b. Newburger,
X. NJ. Mitchell, D. f. Marshall, repub-
licaps, and b. r. Vineyard and z. A.
Donelan and l. r. Hosia, democrats,
were elected members of the school
board.
RESULT IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Returns indicate
the election of the six members of the
city council, who are voted for at large,
by a majority of from 5000 to 10, 900.
Two-thirds of the members of the
house of delegates. who are voted for
by wards, will probably be republican.
Moses Craven was elected in the Fiji
teenth ward. The total vote In this
city gives the republicans an average
majority Of 13, 900 The city council Is
wholly republican. the house of dele
gates Is % republicans and democrats
BOND PROPOSITION CARRIES.
SKDALIA, April 4-The republicans
elected three councilmen out of a pos
sible four, as follows: First ward, w.
b. Martin, majority of 3e; Third ward,
J. n. Mertz, l4l; Fourth ward. +. 4.
Hoffman, $50; NJ. Anderson. democrat,
was elected in the Second ward by
ajority OF Al. The proposition to is
sue S3O,00 in bonds for q new high
school was carried. The free library
proposition also carried.
DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL. TICKET CHOSEN.
MEXICO, April 3.-At the city elec-
tion all the democratic nominees for
councilmen were elected by increased
majorities over last year. n. 5. Myers
was elected In the First ward; James
G.. Mundy in the Second ward; +. A.
Sannebcck in the the Third ward. and
II. L. Steepelran in the Fourth. The
proposition to erect fifty electric
lights throughout the city was ratified
by vote of $40 to 40, and in conse-
quencc there is a great rejoicing in the
city to-day.
CARBOLLToN DEMOCRATS VICTORIOUS.
| CARRoLLroS. April 3.-The election
passed of quietly, the entire demo-
cratic ticket being elected, viz. Hol-
liday, mayor, by lso majority; Robert
Scholl, marshal, 1s9 majority: Frank
Tull, Henry Jones, Joe Walden and
l Lad H,,lS a..
ed councilmen.
A DEMOCRAT MAYOR ELECTED.
JOPLIN, April Be. d. Porter. DEM
ocrat. was elected mayor by majority
of 800. The republicans elected the
city attorney, collector, treasurer. re-
corder, marshal and assessor by major
tiles ranging from IL to $50. The dem
ocrats elected two councilmen and the
republicans three.
DEMOCRATS SUCCESSFUL
RICHMOND, April 3.-The democrats
elected their ticket except police Judge
and alderman in the First ward. j.
NJ. Wright, editor of the Ray County
Republican, was elected police judge
aud William Pickering, republican,
alderman from the First ward. George
A. Hughes and II. l.. Hamilton were
elected school directors.
NEARLY ALL DEMOCRATS.
CENTRALIA, April "A. Rolemeyer.
editor of the Centralia Guard, was de-
feated for mayor by NJ. ). Bush by 80
votes. All elected are democrats with
one exception. The indications are
that Prof. A. Bruton is re-electe
county school commissioner.
A DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN CLINTON.
CLINTON, April 3.-M. c. Land, demo.
crat, in the First ward, received 80 ma
jority; w. w. Bolinger, republican. in
the Second, =; DIR. Il. b. Barr, demo.
crat in the Third, 6s, and John c.
Rivers, democrat, in the Fourth, IL
year.
AT wABREysBURa.
WARRKNsBURe, April 3.-In the city
election the democrats elected Geory,
n. Warwick, marshal; o. II. Brock
collector; Harry NeilL treasurer; Nicl
NJ Bradley, attorney, and g. A. Lobbar
and c. II. Hubbard as councilmcn. Tn.
republicans elected C. 4. Clark. mayor
Fred Savage, assessor, and W. L. Hye;
and c. w. Cord, councilmcu.
CITIZENS TICKET VICTORIOUS
HOLDEN, April 3.-Thc election yes
terday resulted in a victory for tn.
citizens ticket, except for mayor an(
city attorney. This ticket was sup
ported by the Junior Order of Ameri
can Mechanics and A. p. a. The Off
GERS elected are: John ii. Homes
mayor; j. +. Ritner and John Brothers
la1.
Bower, clerk: {. {. Christison, attor
ney; q. X. johnson, treasurer; Richar,
Watson, street commissioner
AT WEBB CITY.
WERE CITY, April 3.-The democrat
elected city'attorney, one councilmen
, and both school directors. John Al
. bott, pop, was elected to the council
|, the first populist ever elected in TIA
city.
, FULL VOTE At EXCELSIOR sPRINGS
a EXCELSIOR STRINGS, April 3.-pattel
q son, republican, was elected alderma
a in the Second ward and John KinG
A democrat, in the First ward. The r,
. mainder of the ticket was democrati,
: A full vote was out The democrati
4 candidate for marshal was chosen by
h handsome majority.
Notes.
u At Gallatin the entire democrat
9 ticket was elected by an overwhelmin
/" majority.
The two parties broke even at NJ
$ vada and the council will stand den
l. ocrats and ; republicans.
t The entire republican ticket wa
IS elected at Hamilton.
e At Boonville the republicans elccte
r the entire ticket
IS The democrats swept jefferson City
At Carthage the republicans carrie
c the city.
II The peoples ticket was elected {
), Hope, Kan, yesterday. II was heade
by Martin Pease for mayor.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.