Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

The votes on city marshal we're thrown out
in the First, Second and Fourth wards by
| the judges for the reason that the law was
passed too late to make nominations within
| the time prescribed by the statute for
| printing the ballots and that the Offices
were not printed on the ballots The judges
in the Third ward counted these votes. over.
mer. candidate for city marshal, and n. p
Macdonald for city attorney received a
majority. License was defeated by twenty
majority in the city.
LINCOLN, April Especial Teegram.)- y
The city election here was very quiet to-
day and resulted in the election of the re-
publican ticket with the exception of one
exciseman and the councilman in the Sec
ond ward. Winnett, for mayor, receives ,O0O
majority. The majorities for members of
the school board are even larger The cleo
tion is very discouragng to the fusionists.
BEATRICE, Neb., April 4.--(Special Tele-
gram)-The entire republican city ticket
was elected here today. In some Of the wards
the vote is being counted with exasperating
sowness and the totals will not be known
until very late. H. w Jackson, for mayor,
has majority over G.. Z. Marvin, citizens
candidate, of $50.
BLAIR, Neb., April 4.-CSpecial Telegram }
The following city ticket was elected:
Mayor, John McQuorre; treasurer, Fred
Kenny jr.; city clerk, Henry Mencke; police
judge, |. C. Eller; councilmon, John c.
Schmaing, Victor Wolf, D. Farnberg,
Henry Faber: school board, II. w. Mcbride,
Thomas Wilkinson
YORK, Neb., April Especial Telegram)
The republicans carried the city election
by an increased majority. The majorities
are: n. V. Harlan, for mayor, 292; George
Cook treasurer, 293; George Newman, clerk,
260 A. C. Montgomery, councilman, Go;
George w. Post, councilman, 10; C. A. Nc
Cloud, councilman, 121 S. E. Mansfield
councilman, so.
WAYNE, Neb., April 4.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Three hundred and fifty eight votes
were polled in the city election. Henry Ley
was elected mayor, Everett Laughlin, clerk;
Lambert Roe, treasurer; James Britton, po-
lice Judge; William Piepenstock, council
man First ward; r. A. N Frazier, Second
ward Charles Craven, Third ward. The
fight was over the electric light plant and
management Mayor Ley being indorsed by
a handsome majority.
FREMONT, Neb., April 4.-(Special Tele-
gram )-There was a big vote cast here to-
day and the result showed that party lines
did not cut much figure. The republicans
carried the city by reduced majorities The
following were elected: Mayor, F. w.
Vaughn; treasurer, j. C. Cleland; clerk, j.
w. Hyatt; police Judge C. II. Conan; city
attorney, R. ]. Stinson; marshal A. w.
Lydick; councilmen, C. S. Wilson, j. NJ.
Shiveley, E. E. Boggs and John Fuchs;
school board, Mrs. NJ E. Reynolds and C.
A. Manvlle, all republicans except G. II.
Conan and Fuchs. Naughns majority, co.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., April 4.-(Special
Telegram. THE city election was quiet in
the extreme. There was little fight except
elect Slater to that office by a large major
ity, over Murray, republican. Allen ]. Bee
son, republican, is elected city attorney by
a fair-sized majority, over Leyda, demo-
crat. The democrats elect four of five
councilmen and the entire school board.
The proposition to take up city bonds to
the extent OF $103, 900 which had been draw
ing per cent interest and reissue at per
cent, carried without opposition.
FALLS CITY, Neb., April 4.-(Special
)-The municipal election today
was one of the most hotly contested ever
held. Two tickets were in the field-repuh
ican, headed by w. S. Leyda, and citizens,
headed by j. Frank Clegg. Clegg was
elected by fourteen majority. The balance
Of the ticket elected is: w. w. Abbey, |
treasurer; L. l.. Beaulieu, clerk b.. d. Po-
land, police Judge; counclmen, A. Neitzel, |
.. l.. Windle and L. A. Ryan. For members
Of the Board of Education, ]. C. Yutzy and
2. II. Jessen.