The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-05
aldermen and three assessors. The Rs-
publicans elect three aldermen.
SOME OF THE GAINS.
Results In Various States Favor the
Democracy.

Results In Various States Favor the
Democracy.
+ OMAHA, Neb. April Am unusually
heavy vote was cast at Ereemont, the
Republicans Carrying the city by de-
creased ma1orities. Vaughn, for mayor,
carrying the city over a fusion candidate
At Plattsmouth, Democrats elect four out
OF five councilmen and the entire school
board. In South Omaha, four new coun-
cilmen were elected, the Republicans get
ting three. This leaves the council with
five Republicans and three Democrats.
Of the school board. About, 1900 women
voted for school board members.
II'o'r SPRINGS, Ark. Apri! 4.-George
r. Belding straight Democratic candi-
date was elected mayor of Hot Springs to-
day. He was supported by the Williams
faction, which clashed with the opposing
forces on March 1G, when five men were
killed.
LITTLE. ROCK, Ark, April 4.Munici-
pal elections were held throughout Ar
kansas today, but outside Of Hot Springs.
where there were four candidates for
mayor, there was no contest worth men
tioning., "A t Little Rock there was but
one ticket in the field. Mayor Woodson
was reelected.
Topeka, Kan, April AT Leaven-
worth. 8. F. Nelly, Democrat, is elected.
The Republicans elect q majority Of the
council members. At Wichita the Repub-
lican candidate for mayor, Ross, was
elected with practically. the whole Repub-
lican ticket Lawrence elects the
straight Republican ticket, headed by
Gould for mayor, by the usual majorities.
Emporia elects the straight Republican
ticket, except w. Mccarthy for city at
torney. H. L. Morse was the candidate
elected for mayor.
Topeka, Kan. April 4.-The election
held throughout the state have been very
drawn, local issues predoninating. Spe-
cials to the Capital from fifty towns.
while showing Republican victory in most
cases, emphasized the: condition stated.
In Topeka the entire Republican ticket
is elected by 1000 majority, and the propo-
sition to vote bonds for an auditorium
carried
LINCOLN, 5Neb., April 4.--H..J. Winnet,
Republican, was elected mayor of Lincoln
today, by majority of nearly 800 over
A. H. Weir, fusion. Republicans elect
their city tickets, except one excise man
and six of the seven councflmcn.
At Beatrice the entire Republican ticket
was elected. Nebraska City Is solidly
Democratic York, Republican. and
Hastings, split about even In the small
Ter towns political lines were not drawn
the licensing of saloons being the issue.
KANSAS CITY, Kan, April AT mid
night the result Of tedays election In
Kansas City, Kan, is largely in doubt,
but the Indications are that the normal
Republican plurality of about; !, 600 has
been overcome, and that Mayor Marsh
man, the Republican candidate, has been
eiefeated reelection by Bucheler, the
Democratic candidate, by narrow piu-
rality.A The Republicans will still control
the council. The Democrats probably
have elected two of the three police cons
niissfoners. The weather was slippery
underfoot, and of the g. 600 men who regis
tered, only about 1000 went to the polls.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 4.-Six members
of the city council, twenty three members
OF the house of delgates, and four school
directors were elected here today. The
Republican council ticket was elected by
about 10000 majority, and the body will
be soltdiy Republican. In the house of
delgates nine Democrats were elected,
making a Democratic gain Of five mem
bers. Two Democratic and two Republi-
can school directors were elected.
In East ST. Louis, ILL.,, Mayor M. M.
Stevens, citizens party was reelected by
over 1,000 majority.