Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05
CITY ELECTIONS.
Mayor Harrison Won in Chicago
by a Big Plurality.
Denver Elects a Democratic Mayor
by Large Majority.
Kansas Towns Nearly All Elect Repub-
lican officials.
THE cERRILL0s ELEcTr0r.

Chicago, April 5.-The official count
of yesterdays election for mayor in this
city IL as follows: Harrison, democrat,
14S,l5S; Carter, republican, l01,2 go;
Altgeld, independent democrat, 45,53S
Harrison's plurality, 4l,y33. Harrison
c8rri d his own ward, normally republi-
can, and another strong republican ward,
the tenth, in which Carter lives. Thomas
Gsh0n, democratic national committee
msn for Illinois said TO day: Harrison
IL the choice Of the people because Of his
gallant fight against corporate influence.
Altgeld Is dead and will never be resus.
citated." HarrisOn's nomination for
governor Is already talked OF by his
friends.
City Clerk Loeher, democrat. ran
second to Mayor Harrison receiving q
plurality OF 10 966. The rest OF the
democratic ticket was successful by
largely reduced pluralities. The new
city council IL composed ot thirty four
democrats, thirty three repu blicaDs and
one independent republican, and IL said
10 be the best Chicago has had for q
decade. OF the slxty-eight members
forty-seven stand pledged for methods
favored BY the reform organization
known ~ the municipal voters league.
WICHITA GOES REPUBLICAN.
Wichita. Kas., April 5.-Ross. republi-
can. defeated Tapp, democrat, by 1877
majority in the election for mayor.
Democrats elect the city attorney, clerk.
and treasurer Dewey, cousin OF Ad-
miral Dewey. was elected to the city
council on the republican ticket.
TOPEKA REPUBLICAN.
Topeka, April 5.--The city election re.
snlted In a complete victory for the re-
publican candidates.
MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC.
st. Louis. April 3. - Returns from the
municip.l aud school elections in Mis-
souri, yesterday show that the democrats
carrid majority.
KANSAS ELECTIONS.
Kansas City. Kan. April 6.-Mayor
william Marshman, republican. WAS re-
elected in Kanaas City, Kan, by about
500 majority. Leavenw0rth elected DIR.
s. II. Neely, democrat. In AtchisoD, Law
renee, Arkansas City. Hutchinson and
Emporia the republicans won.
ELECTIONS IN COLORADO
Denver, April 5.-1he democratic city
ticket. except clerk and treasurer and
ssveral aldermen, were elected by plu-
rality Of 1000 to 1000 The mss ~ siect
IL Henry V. Johnson. United States dis
trict attorney during Cleyelands second
term The successful candidates for
clerk and treasurer were on both the re-
publican and McMurray independent
tickets. The winning democrats ran on
practically the same platform az Mayor
McMurray. declaring uneguivocally for
municipal ownership Of public utilities
ID Pueblo, Geo. +. West, democrat, was
elected mayor: Colorado Springs. DR..
John X. Robinson. republican; Cripple
Creek. Il. y. Arthur, silver republican;
Victor. ". j. Donnely, populist; trinidad
II. II. Wood, republican; Leadyille, j. u.
Mcdonald, silver republican.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Kansas City, Mo-, April 5.-At Fort
Scott, C.. ". Goodlander, Jr.. democrat,
was elected mayor on the citizens ticket
by about 500 majority over G. A. Henry,
republican.
OKLAHOMA ELECTIONS.
Wichita, Kas.. April Guthrie, Okla
h0ma. elected republican and Oklahoma
City democratic tickets yesterday.
FAVOR LICENSE.
Omaha, April 8 - The larger towns.
including Omaha, almost without excep
tion elected n license ticket. while