Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

the nold and three candidates, who
confidently expected to be elected.
Inc result was victory for the pret.
ent incumbent, I. 3. McMurrsy. silver
| Republican, who wns running on q
Independent ticket AGAINST n Democrat
and straight Republican. His
plurality will be 5000 to 5000. The
rest Of the city officers are IN doubt.
| AT midnight the indications at
| Cripple Creek are that the fusion
ticket Ia elected.
A Trinidad the Republicans elected
the mayor anu the Dem 1orats the city
treasurer.
In Paeblo the fight was hot. In
some precincts the A. p. A. AM
Catholic elements drew decide lines.
The Democrats elected u. b. Oman
mayor by SO plurality.
AT one OF the polling places late this
evening difficulty arose between two
factions and Bat Masterson, the well
known sporting man, who was acting
as deputy, shot Clerk Charles Liun-
derbaugh in the wrist. TIE wound is
not seriDus.
AT Lesdville the election was one
OF tho moet exciting In tbs city's
history, the issue being sharply drawn
pNh"tth W ulCu
supported the Populist ticker, and the
Democratic and Republican forces
united as citizens' ticket. The re.
suit was decisive victory for the
citizen' ticket, Dickinson (Dsm.) re.
ceiving l, $50 maj rity.
Reports from Colorado Sprinrs at
midnight coy the result Ia in doubt,
there being a difference OF only few
votes In the count uU to that hour.
IN WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 6.-The
election In milwaukee, today was for
Judges OF the supreme court snd coun-
~ courts ami for aseo ciate Justice of the
supreme court. j. 4. Mann, o DEM
ctat, is Reelected county Judge, anu
George r. Sutherland, q Republican,
IL elected supreme JUICE. The totsl
vote In the city WAS 9,685, against
so, 900 In November. Th.re was no
opposition to MarshpIl for the supreme
bench.
Party lines were not closely drawn
In the municipal elections throughout
Wisconsin toDay. At Eau Claire the
Democrats elected w. IL. Frawley
mayor, and a majority OF the o!ber
city officials by plurallties averaging
200
At La Crosse the entire Republican
ticket was elected by large pluflities.
AT Chippewa Falls Democrats anu
Repu oilcans dividei honors.
Racine Reelected Mayor Fred Ora.
ham (Dem. }. the Republicans getting
maj ority VI the aldermen.
At Madison the Democrats elected
mayor, treasurer and most Of the ooun-
cIlmen.I
the entire Democratic ticket was
elected in Fon du Lac with the ex
ception OF treasurer and one alder.
man.
AT sheboygsn Born (Rep.) was
elected mayor.
AT West Superior Chae. Is. Stark.
weather Ind. was elected mayor.
Appleton elected Herman Deb
Rep.) mayor by a majority OF $50.
AT Ashland Thos. Barton (Dsm.l
was elected mayor and the Demo.
Gratis carried with one exception an
entire set OF officials.
IN KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kan, April Gin four of
the six first class cliies OF the state the
Republicans were victorious. Topeka,
the Republican stronghold, went
Republican by about 1900, which
shows a material gain for the iuiion-
ists.
In Wichita and Atchison the Re.
publican tickets were elected by
email mt ioritles, and In Kansas City,
Kan. RoUert 3. Msrshmap ,R4p.) 10
elected mayor by probably 5OO MAJOR
lily, and tue Republicans elected a
majority OF their candidates.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April Co.
Jonn Edwards (Dem.) was elecleI
mayor tolay. A split on Candidate
Fem scattered The Republicans.
the two parties.
TOPEKA, Kansas, April 6.-Msyor
Fellows (Rep. was re-electeu, ~ was
the entire Republican ticket, with the |
exception perhaps OF one member OF
the school board. Tue contest was
between q straight RJpu olIcsn ticket |
and fusion. ticket oi all the opposi. |
ton.
WICHITA, Kan, April 6.-The |
Republican ticket is elected by small |
ma iorities.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, April 6.-The |
Republicans elected their entire mu- |
niclpal ticket by majonties OF 400 to
GOO.
EMPoRIA. Kan, April 6.-Women
pollen one-Initd OF ihe v0les, cast here.
The Citlzent' ticket for mayor and u
majority OF other ofilces is elected.
The Republicans had n maj0niy OF
300 two year, ago.
LeavenworIn elected q Democratic
may or, owing TO a Republican split,
Al d al Fort Scott the iusio ni.ts elected
q msiOrity OF their candidates, In
these cities the vote OF the women was
pretty evenly divided on party lines,