Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-09

Milwaukee, April Sat 1915 last
night there seemed to be no doubt Of
the election of the entire republican
ticket by large plurality. The re-
turns are greatly delayed,
Milwaukee, April S.-The republicans
again carried Milwaukee by IN average
plurality for the entire city ticket of
probably 1000 AT midnight returns
were in from more than one-halt
OF the PA voting precincts in the city,
and the result is sufficiently we'll es-
tabliShed to leave no room for doubt
that the entire city ticket is elected.
The democrats made substantial gains
in the council. and the board of super
visors, and at midnight it looked as
if the council might be democratic, but
this, the republicans are not yet will
ing to Concede. In the state at large
r. d. Marshall is reelected associate
justice of the supreme court. In the
eighth judicial circuit +. w. Helms
(rep), is probably elected judge, and in
the thirteenth, Warham Parks (rep),
probably defeats j. ]. Dick (dem.) In
four other of the districts the incum-
bents are reelected without opposl.
ton. Reports received up to
midnight show the following
cities have gone republican
Elkhorn, Peshtigo, Platteville, Maus-
ton, Ripon, Monroe, Plymouth, Edger-
ton, Brandon, Sparta, Washburn, Shell
Lake, Tomah. Black River Falls, Wau-
kesha, Baraboo, Whitewater, Delavan
Fountain City, Dodgeville, Neillsivlle
Chippewa Falls, Marinette, Beloit and
Manitowoc. Democratic majorties re-
ported from cities-Kewaunee Mineral
Point, Mayville, Durand, Chiffon, FIT
Atkinson, Oconto, Jefferson, Amigo
Watertown, Fond du Lac, Prairie du
Chen, Ashland, Merrill, Beaver Dam
West Bend, Eagle, Kenosha and Fox
Lake.
Racine, Wis. April S-The munich
pal election resulted in an overwmelm-
ing republican victory, republicans
electing treasurer marshal, justice and
assessor. Four republican aldermen
were elected and the next council
stands nine republicans, three p0pu-
lists and two democrats. The ques-
ton of $4,000 bonds and public IL
brary was also carried by large ma
jority.
Menomonie, Wis, April S--The re-
publicans elected George Galloway
mayor, and a majority of the council.
They reelected Judge Bundy by a
small majority.
Monroe, Wis, April S.-Monroe went
republican by s plurality A. S. Doug
las, a prominent lawyer here, was elect
ed mayor. The republicans carried all
wards except the second.
West Superior. Wis, April S,-Martin
Pattison, republican candidate, and
MeSaba mine owner, was elected mayor
by six hundred majority.
GAINESVILLE, April S.-The republicans
elected city treasurer, three aldermen,
three school commissioners and the
street commissioner. The democrats
elected two aldermen and the city at
tCrney.
Beloit, Wis, April Sc. A. Smith
was reelected mayor, ]. R. Booth, po-
lice justice, E. M. Gammon, treasurer,
without any opposition. All republican
nominees. License carried by 200 ma
jority.
La Crosse, April S.-The only election
issue was on license. The vote was
for license, Abs; against, 1,2l7
Green Bay, Wis, April S.-The city
officers elected are: Mayor, F. Desnoy-
ers; clerk, w. l.. Kerr; treasurer, E. P.
Parish. The election was entirely non
partisan.
Appleton, Wis, April S.-The repub-
leans elected all city officers-three
alderman out of six, three supervisors
out of six and two justices out of three,
and retain control of the city council.
Chicago, April S.-Out of thirty-hve
aldermen the republicans elected TWEEN
ty, the democrats thirteen, and two in
dependents were chosen. There are
thirty-four wards in the city, but two