Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-15

Total. -. 81 s
This is a gain of two for the Popu-
hsts and one for the Democrats.
Both the common council and the
school board will reOrganize with mem
oership increased from thirty-six to for
ty-two, almost half the size of the AS
aembly of the state Legislature.
The total vote in the city for Marshall
for justice of the Supreme court was
only 1885. In some of the wards less
THAN 1OO votes were cast for justice. AS
there was no opposing candidate little
attention was paid to this vote The
largest vote was cast in the Tenth ward,
1IO4, and the smallest in the Twenty
first, ID.
Elections in the Safe.
The municipal elections in Wisconsin
cities outside of Milwaukee yesterday
were in many instances conducted on
tocal issues entirely, and party lines
were no. strictly followed, although in
most cities the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis nominated party tickets. In sew
eral instances mayoralty candidates of
one party were endorsed by the other
party against Independent movements.
4TRe results of municipal elections re-
ceived up to midnight show that the fol-
lowing cities have gone Republican: Elk
horn, Peshtigo, PlatteviIIe, Mansion,
Ripon, Monroe, Plymouth, Edgcrton,
Brandon, Sparta, Washburn, Shell Lake
JOmah, Black River Falls, River Falls,
Waukesha, Baraboo, Whitewater, Della
van, Fountain City, Dodgeville, Neills-
vile, Chippewa Falls, Marinette, Beloit,
Manitowoc, Hartford, Stevens Point,
SStOughton. Madison, Superior, Menasha
Appleton, Wausau and Alma.
Democratic majorities are reported
from the cities of Kewaunee, Mineral
Point, Mayville, Durand, Chiffon. Fort
Atkinson, Fox Lake, Oconto, Jefferson,
Amigo, Watertown, Fond du Lac, Prai-
RE du Chen, Ashland, Merrill. Beaver
Dam. West Bend, Eagle, KenOsha, Port
age, Juneau and Oconomowoc
Citizens or non-partisan tickets were
elected in Hurley, Boscobei Cedarburg,
AhRapee, Horizon, Columbus, Sturgeon
Bay, Depere, Waupaca, Phillips, Green
Bay and New Richmond.
Results of Judicial Elections.
Rouiet d Marshall Of Chippewa Falls
is elected to succeed himself as justice
of the Supreme court He was appoint
caused by the death of Chief Justice
Harlow S. Orion. Justice Marshall ran
on nominal ton papers as the representa-
tive of a nonpartisan judiciary, without
opposition. He is Republican, but re-
cefFed the votes Of members of all po-
Eitfeai parties There were elections in
ak judicial districts of the state, in four
of which the present circuit judges were
reelected as nOnpartlSan candidates.
They were: George w. Burnel, Third
district, comprising the counties of Calu-
met, Green Lake and Winnebago;
Charles NJ. Webb. Seventh district, COM
priSing the counties of Portage, Wau-
Daca, Waushara and Wood; Robert @.
Siebecker, Ninth district, comprising the
counties of Adams, Columbia, Dane,
Marquette and Sank; A. j. Vine, Elev-
enth district, comprising the counties of
8aEason, Burnett, Chippewa, Douglas,
Polk and Washburn.
e. w. Helms (Rep) appears reasona-
bly, certain to be elected over Judge Bun
dy 0nd) in the Eighth judicial circuit,
composing the counties of Buffalo, Dunn,
Pegia, Pierce and st. Croix. st. Croix
county gives Helms a majority of 800
and Pepin county gives him 300 majori-
u. Buffalo and Pierce will surely in
crease Mr.. Helms majority and will off
set possible majority for Judge Bundy
which he may receive in his home county
of Dunn.
Revised returns from the Eighth dis
6rict give e. w. Helms i majority OF
nearly $50. OF the five counties in the
district Judge Bundy carried Dunn by
$50 and Buffalo by $50, and Mr.. Helm!
received majorities of $50 in Pierce, 15(
in ST CroiX and 80 in Pepin.
James J. Dick DEM of Beaver Dan
Is eIcted Judge of the Thirteenth Judi
cial circuit by about 1000 plurality owe
Judge Warham Parks Qnd) of Ocono
mowoc Mr.. Dicks plurality in Dcdg
county will be about 5000. Waukesh;
county will give Judge Parks from 1I0'
TO 1000 plurality. Practically complet
returns from Ozaukee county give Die
n plurality of about 400. There was
light vote in Washington county, which
Is strongly Democratic, and a great dea
of disaffection among the Democrats
Returns are incomplete from that coun
Gy, but it is known that Judge Parks
plurality will be about large enough t
offsaf DICKS nluria1itv in OZaukee cOuu