St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
THE RETURNS FROM THE VISION
SIN ELECTIONS SHOW A MIXED
OUTCOME.
RESULTS IN MILWAUKEE,.
Gratis HAVE CONTROL OF THE
COUNCIL.
PATTIsON ELECTED IN SUPERIOR.
Ashland, Fox Lake and Kenosha Are
Among the Cities in the Demo-
cratic List.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April THE Repub-
licans again carried Milwaukee by an average
plurality for the entire city ticket of probably
1900. At midnight returns had been received
from more than one-half of the 124 voting
precincts in the city, and the result was suffi-
GENTLY well established to leave no room for
doubt that the entire city ticket was elected.
The Democrats have made substantial gains
in the council and board of supervisors. and
at midnight it looked as if the council might
be Democratic, but this the Republicans were
not willing TO concede.
In the state at large R. D. Marshall is re-
elected associate justice of the supreme court.
In the Eighth judicial district E. W. Helms.
Republican, is probably elected judge and in
the Thirteenth, Warham Parks, Republican.
probably defeats ]. ]. Dick, Democrat. In the
four other districts the incumbents are re-
elected without opposition.
The results of municipal elections received
UP to midnight show that the following cities
nave gone Republican: Elkhorn, Peshtigo.
Platteville, Mauston Ripon, Monroe Plym
outh, Edgerton, Brandon, Sparta, Washburn.
Shell Lake, Tomah, Black River Falls. River
Falls, Waukesha, Baraboo, Whitewater. Della
van, Fountain City, Dodgeville Neillsyille
Chippewa Falls, Marinette, Beloit and Mani
towoc.
Democratic majorities are reported from the
cities of Kewaunee Mineral Point, MayvilIe.
Durand, Chiffon, Fort Atkinson, Fox Lake.
oconto, Jefferson, Amigo, Watertown. Fond
du Lac, Prairie du Chen, Ashland Merrill.
Beaver Dam, West Bend Eagle and Kenosha.
Special to the Globe
FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis, April AT the
election today the following officers were
chosen Andrew Dresendorfer, mayor; Con-
rad Rahm, treasurer John Shehen assessor;
A. karchner supervisor; F. Redinger Jr.,
alderman, and Herman Schrader, constable,
First ward; R. R. Clanson, supervisor; Will
lam Heck, alderman, and John Roth Jr.,
constable, Second ward.
Special to the Globe.
ToMAH, Wis, April Wv, H. Reynolds,
Republican, was elected mayor today by a
large vote, he having received endorsement
of the Democratic convention. Schultz, Re-
publican, was elected treasurer, and Gibson,
Republican, assessor.
Special to the Globe.
NEILLSVILLE, Wis, April 7-W. L.
Hemphill, Republican nominee of citizens
ticket, was elected mayor over Mayor Esch,
nominee on Republican ticket. by ffty-six
majority. Politics was not the issue.
Special to the Globe
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April 7.-Martin
Pattison, Republican, was elected mayor by
a plurality of ESQ over c. NJ. Wilson, Demo-
crat, and William Munroe Populist. H. E.
Ticknor for comptroller, and P. ]. Eckstrand
for treasurer, both Republicans were elected
without opposition. Eight out of the nine
aldermen elected are Republicans, and five
out of the nine county supervisors. 1t was
an unexpected landslide for the Republicans.
GAINESVILLE, Wis., April THE Repub-
licans elected today city treasurer, three al
dermen three school commissioners and a
street commissioner. The Democrats elected
two aldermen and a city attorney.
LA CROSSE, Wis, April THE local cleo
tior held here was on license, and the
claims made by the no license people brought
out a much larger vote than expected Oh such
an issue. For license, 4133; against, 1,2t7.
APPLETON, Wis, April THE Repub-
licans today elected all their city officers,
three aldermen out of six, three supervisors
out of six, and two justices out of three They
also retain control of the city council.
GREEN BAY, Wis, April City officers
elected today are Mayor, F. Desnoyers;
clerk, W. L. Kerr; treasurer E. P. Parish
Election entirely nonpartisan.
RACINE, Wis, April Z. = The municipal
election today resulted in an overwhelming
Republican victory. Walter Driver, Repub-
lican, was elected treasurer by 290 plurality;
Samuel Henderson, Republican, marshal, by
10 plurality; D. j. Morey, Republican, jus
tice by 327 plurality; James Beaugrand Re-
publican, assessor by over 1000 plurality.
Four Republican aldermen were elected, and
the next council will stand nine Republicans,
three Populists and two Democrats. Four
supervisors were also elected, and the board
will be largely Republican.
MADISON, Wis, April Dye, Republi-
can, was elected mayor today over Afford,
Democrat, by 80 plurality. Clark, Democrat.
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