Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-04-07

pal election resulted IN LANDSLIDE LOT
the democratic-populist ticket, which
elected the entire city ticket with
plurality of about S,47S. David 5.
Rose is the next mayor; William
Bollow, treasurer, John r. Wolff, COM
t1oller and Carl Runge, city attorney.
1t was a victory for municipal own
ership of the public utilities. That
was the principal plank in the plat
form. The new city council will be
composed of IS democrats and IA re-
publicans.
All About the State.
Milwaukee, April 6.-The demo-
Gratis were successful IN majority OF
Wisconsin cities. They elected may
ors in Ashland, Black River Falls,
Beaver Dam, Chiffon, Chippewa Falls,
Columbus, Darlington, Elroy, Hart
ford. jefferson, Sparta, West Bend,
Eau Claire, Amigo Racine, Elkhora,
Pewaukee, Mineral Point, Shulls-
burg, Ripon, Chiffon, Medford, Beaver
Dam, Darlington, Elkhorn, Racine,
Neenah, Fond du Lac, Menasha
Portage. Oconomowoc, Juneau.
Waukesha and Watertown. The re-
publicans were successful in Marsh
field, Monroe, Mauston, Merrill, Vlro-
qua, Appleton, Menasha, Merrill,
Baraboo, Ellsworth, Palmyra, village,
Monroe, Mazomanie, Bayfield,, Gales
Vile, Durand, Beloit, Oconto, Cum
berland, Phillips, Baraboo, Madison
Port Washington, FIT. Atkinson, James
Vile, Stevens Point and Edgerton
Green Bay returned Denoyers, nom
partisan.
The places in which license was
carried are: Lake Mills, Trempealeau
Prairie du Sac, Hudson, Green Lake,
Fairchild, Bayfield,, Brodhead, Oxford
vile, Mansion, Black River Falls
Galesville, Elroy, Darlington, Sparta,
Cashton, Norwalk, Baldwin, Beloit
Waupun, Elkhorn, Neenah, Slough
ton, Ft. Atkinson, Madison, Dodge
vile. No-license towns are: Deer
field, Ellsworth, Grantsburg, Viroqua,
Wyocena Oconto Falls, Evansville,
Glenwoou
Anton Dentic was fatally shot by
Napoleon Berugi in a saloon, the re-
suit of an election quarrel.
Merrill Republican.
Merrill, Wis, April 6.-The repub-
lican ticket was successful, Mayor A.
II. STANCE being reelected by ma
jcrity of IL.
Beloit for License.
Beloit, Wis, April 6.-For license
Won by majority of 200.
At Bryan's Home.
Lincoln, Neb. April 6.-The re-
publicans elected the entire city ticket
by slightly reduced majority. The
fusionists elect three of seven council
men. The republicans made gains in
some of the larger towns of the state,
notably Hastings and Norfolk.
In Chicago.
Chicago, April EN- the city cleo
lions the democrats were generally
successful. electing four of six town
tickets and returning a democratic
majority to the city council.
Johnny Powers was reelected In the
nineteenth ward by 5000 majority
aldo-manic elections is regarded as a
over Armstrong. The result OF the
victory for the reform element,
pledged to a demand for city com
pensation for all public franchises.
This element will now nave three ma
1ority in the council.
The Texas Way.
Brownsville, Tex, April 1.-TWO
men were killed and one lynched here
in an election riot. Carlos julien shot
Tailor Sam Cobb, who attempted his
arrest, wounding him fatally, and
then killed Ferlippe Cobb, the young
brother of Sam. Carlos was fataliy
wounded. This did not prevent MOB
from getting hold of him and Killing
him.
Starkweather Beaten
West Superior, April 6.-llev. Mr.
Starkweather was probably defeated
by narrow majority for reelection
as mayor by Dietrich, republican
High license carried.
Missouri Democratic.
Kansas City, April 6.-The returns
from the municipal elections Of west
ern Missouri indicates the usual demo-
cratic majorities.
In Kansas.
Topeka, April 6.-Little interest was
shown in the municipal elections. In
Topeka the republicans elected all
candidates except two councllmen.
The republican ticket was successful
in Yates Center, Eldorado, Girard,
Hutchinson, MCPHERSON, Lawrence,
independence and Garnet.