Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-06
PlNGREE BEATEN.
His Candidate for Mayor Defeated
at Detroit.
hAYBURY GETS THERE" BY GOO,

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beaten in the State-Siiver s~n,imep,
SHOWS Up ct the Polls-CincinnatiG Goes
Democratic as Well rs Canton. the Home
OF ickiniey-Iowa City Elections.
Detroit. April Civilian c. Nav
oufE, DEM. was elected mayor yester-
day by about LOCO majority over
Captain Albert f. Stewart. Rem. In
view of Maybury's victory il is consid :
cred surprising that Judge Miner.
Democratic candidate for police justice.
was defeated by Judge Albert +. Sell
efs, Rep, who was reelected hv n
majority fully equal to that received
by Maybury. Maybury's election i,
looked upon as decided defeat for Gov.
ernor Pingree, who practically named
Captain Stewart as his successor as
mayor after the courts had overruiea
the governors contention that he could
hold both the offices of governor ard
mayor.
Later.-With returns from all excep;
two precincts, which will not be cen
vassed until today, Maybury has Co
majority; Sellers about LOO.
Returns from the State Election.
Returns from the state indicate the
reelection of Judge Charles ID. Ions.
Rep, as justice of the supreme cour'.
and the defeat of George l.. Yaple. fu
sion candidate. Charles d. Lawton and
William j. Crockcr, Republican candi-
dates for regents OF the University of
Michigan, are also elected. The vote
vas light and the free silver sentiment
was shown in several of the cities move
strongly than in the November election
his
true in the southern tier of counties.
In few cases on the votes for city
officers Republican majorities of las,
fall were turned into fusion victories
AS usual the results as to local officers
is considerably split up politically.
Plurality ON the State Ticket.
Midnight estimates based on returns
thus fer received from the state give
Long upwards of 10000 plurality for
supreme court justice. The Republican
candidates for regents of the university
are elected by probably somewhat lesser
pluralities, as Judge Long ran ahead
Of his ticket generally. Mckinley's ma
jority in Michigan was about IS. 600
PinSree's for governor was 10000 great
er.
From Other Mich gan Towns.
Marquette. April 6.-J. L. Sherman
nominee for mayor on the Citizens
ticket, was elected by 175 votes over
DR.. Alfred Desjardins, on the Peoples
ticket The issue was on the men.
IN lshpeming there were three tickets
Republican. Citizens and Labor. Can
tain James Tribilcock, the Republican
nominee, was elected by plurality of
los.
In Negaunee there We're two tickets
c. b. Kirkwood. running on the Citi-
Zens' ticket. defeated the labor candi-
date by Go votes.
Lansing. April 6.-Davis (Rep) was
elected mayor by Il majority, a loss of
50 from 1896. The silverites gained three
aldermen and clerk. The Republican
state ticket has plurality of 1I9.
Manistee. April e.-By nearly 300 ma
jority Smurthwaite (Dem) is elected
mayor. together with other city officers.
The council will be Republican. Man
istee county went Democratic on state
ticket.
Sault Ste. Marie, April 6.-The Repub-
Lcans elected mayor, treasurer, police
justice, three aldermen; Democrats one
aldermen. The Democrats make gains
of over 300 from last fall on the state
ticket.
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is reelected mayor. The Republicans
elect clerk, treasurer and one alderman.
The Democrats elected three aldermen.
1aple has big majority for supreme
Justice.
Petoskey. Mich, April 6-Petoskey
Republicans elected NJ. F. Quaintance
mayor and majority of city officers.
The net Republican loss is 100 since
November.
Saginaw. Mich. April 6.-Fourteen of
the fifteen city wards and nine Of the
twenty-seven townships give the Re-
publican state ticket $3.50: Democratic
silver ticket. 1906. The fusion majority
in the county will not exceed 400 to 500
Kerr, DEM. whose seat in the legisla-
ture had been declared vacant, was
elected.
Bay City, Mich, April 6.-McEwen,
Rep. for mayor, is elected with the
entire city ticket. Justice Longs ma
jority is about 1000.
Jackson, Mich. April 6.-The city and
county went heavily for silver Leon
necker. silverite. was elected mayor by
124. The fusionists get six out of eight
aldermen.