The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
PINGREE'S MAN
TURNED DOWN.
Michigan Democrats Defeat
ed on the State
Officials.

from the state indicate the reelection.
OF Judge Charles d. Long, Republican,
as justice of the supreme court and the
defeat of George L. Yople, fusion canf
dldate. Charles d. Long and William
j. Cocker, Republican candidate for
regents of the University of Michigan,
are also elected. The vote was light
and the free silver sentiment was
shown in several of the cities more
strongly than in the November election.
This appears to have been especially
true in the southern tier of counties.
In a few cases, Republican majorities
of last fall were turned into fusion vic
tories. AS usual, the result as to local
officers is considerably split up politi-
cally.
William G. Maybury Oem.) was
elected mayor of this city by about
1000 majority over Capt. Albert E.
Stewart Rep). In view Of Mr.. May
bury's victory it is considered surpris-
ing that Judge John Miner, Democratic
candidate for police justice, was de-
feated by Judge Albert F. Sellers RepS,
who was elected by a majority fully
equal to that received by Maybury
Maybury's election is looked upon as
a decided defeat for Gov Pingree
who practically named Capt Stewart
as his successor as mayor after the
court had overruled the governors con-
tention that he could hold both the
offices of governor and mayor
As the official count proceed, May
bury's supposed majority decreased. At
midnight with seven precints yet to
hear from, Maybury's lead amounted
to but 400. Sellers, (Rep0 for police
justice, has a majority which will ap-
proximate 200.
Midnight estimates based on returns
thus far received from the state, give
Long upwards of 10000 plurality for
supreme court justice. The Republican
candidates for regents of the univer-
sity, are elected by probably somewhat
lesser pluralitieS, as Judge Long ran
ahead of his ticket generally. McKin-
leys majority in Michigan, was about
$4,000, Pingree's, for governor, was
at most points, and while many free
silver gains are noted in the smaller
cities, there were a few slumps favor
able to the Republicans.
With returns from two precincts,
which will not be canvassed until to-
morrow, still to come, Maybury has 600
majority; Sellers about 1, 100 A mistake
in the delivery of these returns ac-
counts for their delay and they will be
held by the police until tomorrow.
City Republicans are preparing to
contest today's election. They charge
that voting machine used in one pre-
cinct disfranchised a lot of voters, and
that some Polish votes were bought
by Democrats.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April s.
The result of the elections in this city,
is close on light vote. Definite returns
will not be Obtainable until 2 or 3
o'clock. Democrats claim to have car
ried the city for Judge Yaple, their
candidate for justice of supreme court
by $50 majority. The city ticket is
divided, the Democrats gaining five
aldermen, which gives them control of
the common council.
SAGINAW Mich, April 5.-Fourteen
Of fifteen city wards and nine of
twenty-seven townships give the Re
publican state ticket $780, Democratic
silver ticket, 1906 The fusion majority
in the county will not exceed 400 to
500. Kerr, Oem) whose seat in the
legislature had been declared vacant,
was elected.
Bay City, Mich, April 5.-McEwen,
(Rep) for mayor, is elected with en-
tire city ticket. Justice Longs ma
jority is about 1,200.
Marquette, Mich, April 81. E. Sher-
man, nominee for mayor of Marquette,
on the citizens ticket, was elected by
IT'S votes over the peoples ticket The
issue was purely local. In Ishpeming,
there were three tickets-Republican
citizens and labor tickets. Capt James
Tribilcock, the Republican nominee,
was elected by a plurality of 1O8. In
Negaunee there were two tickets, c..
B. Kirkwood, running on the citizens
ticket, defeated the labor candidate by
65 votes.
Jackson Mich, April 5.-The city and
county went heavily for silver Loen-
neckeT silverite, was elected mayor by
724. The fusionists get six out of eight
aldermen.
Lansing. Mich, April 5.-Davis Rep)
was elected mayor by twenty-one ma
jority, a loss of eighty from 1896 The
silverites gain three aldermen and
clerk. The Republican state ticket
has plurality Of 119.
Menominee, Mich, April 5-The Re-
publicans elected mayor, four out Of
seven aldermen and five out Of seven
supervisors. The Democrats elected
treasurer and justice
st. Joe, Mich, April 5.-The silver
ticket, with the exception of treasurer,
is elected by thirty-seven. The state
Republican ticket leads by 800.
Battle Creek, Mich. April 5.-The
silver men elected DR.. Metcalf mayor
today by 500 majority and carried the
city ticket. Yaple has 400 majority.
Manistee, Mich, April 5.--By nearly
800 majority Smurthwaite, Democrat,
is elected mayor, together with other
city officers The council will be Re-
publican. Manistee county went Dem
ocratic on the state ticket
Muskegon, Mich, April 6-Muske-
gon elects a. F. Temple, Republican,
mayor by 243; Sterenbery, Republican,
justice by 275. The city went Repubh-
can last fall by 7C0.
Petoskey Mich, April 5.-Petoskey
qI,1s ~ n y
mayor and a majority Of city officers.
The net Republican loss is 100 since
November.
Sault Ste Marie Mich, April 5.-The
Republicans elect mayor, treasurer.
police justice. three aldermen The
Democrats elect one alderman The
Democrats make gains OF over 500