The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
DEMOCRATS MORE THAN HOLM
THEIR OWN IN MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS YEsrERDAY
MILWAUKEE LEADS PROCESSION
MAYOR ROsE TRIUMPHED OVER
HIS REPUBLICAN OPPONENT
BY A BIG PLURALITY
OTHER ISSUES AT STAKE
Some Elections Were Not Based
Upon the Political Bent Of Can
didates-Big Vote PoIIed
I'm Various States.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April 8-Mavo~
David s. Rose, Democrat, trIunnbed o.
the municipal election in this CITY today
ana carried the rest of the city ticket
with him He VIII have plurality Of at
least 0.0OO William Bollow and James
NJ Rolf We're reelected treasurer and
comptroller, respectively. Mayor Rose
stood on platform setting forth the re-
cent four-cent fare ordinance and cheaper
water rates, which legislation was enact
ed during his past administration. Henry
Baumgartner, the Republican candidate.
campaigned against the manner In which
the street railway ordinance was alleged
to have been railroaded through the COM
mon council. Up to II o'clock but five
returns on aldermen and supervisors
have been received. Judge Emil WaIber
Republican, was elected county Judge.
The result OF the municipal elections
throughout Wisconsin, outside of Mil
waukee, show that where the Republic
ans and Democrats placed party tickets
in the field the Republicans gained the
greater number Of victories. In many
instances, however, party lines were
thrown aside ana citizens tickets were
elected. Republican mayors were elected
in Hudson. Durand, Wapaca, Elroy, Elk
hart Lake, Mauston, Sparta, New Lis
bon, Marinette Columbus, Monroe, Della
van Ripon, Marshfeld, Hayward, Dar-
lington, New Richmond, VI
roqua, Elkhorn, Stoughton and Portage.
Democratic mayors were elected in
Grantsburg, Hartford, sheboygan Falls,
Plymouth. Fox Lake, Chiffon, Mineral
int fnY
Dam, Edgerton, Eagle Mazomanie, Bar
aboo and Fort Atkins. Citizens tickets
were elected In Fennimore, Thorpe. Ce-
darburG, kilbourn, Waterloo, Lodi, Hort
con. Algoma, Kewaunee, Merrill Rhine
, lander, Burlington and Hartland, Boyd
Brodhead, Lake Geneva, Omro,
Port Washington, Richland Center West
bend Reedsburg and Evansville. Circuit
judges chosen were: George Clement
son, Lancaster; Sixth circuit, Orvis B.
Wyman, Virequa; Eleventh circuit, A. j.
Vinje, Superior; Twelfth circuit, B. F.
Dunwiddie, GAINESVILLE.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April 3-Mu-
nicipal Judge Parker was elected mayor
of this city today on the Republican
ticket against the combined opposition
of the Democrats and Prohibltionists by
nearly 600 majority The straight Re-
publican ticket was victorious IN most
wards, and the city and county govern
ments will be Republican
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, April B.
Thomas ]. Cunningham, Democratic can
didate for mayor, was today elected by
200 majority over S. G. F. Cobban, Repub-
llcan. The entire Democratic ticket was
elected by a safe majority. Democrats
elect sixteen out of twenty aldermen.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, April BIN the
city election today the Republicans car
ried the council and city treasurer. Bur
pee, Democrat. was elected city attorney
by 800 majority. Party lines were not
dawn.
APPLETON DEPOT. Wis, April 81
The Democrats elect Mayor Hammel and
the whole city ticket by 400. Also four
aldermen and supervisors out of six.
This is the first Democratic victory in
six years
WAUsAU, Wis, April S-v A Alder
son, Republican was today elected may
or by more than zoo plurality over c. B.
Bird bipartisan. The common council
is Republican by a large majority.
ROCK ISLAND, Wis. April S.-The
Republicans today elected every candi-
date on the city ticket. The new coun-
ell will be composed Of twelve Repub-
licans and two Democrats, a gain Of six
Republicans.
MADISON, Wis, April S-The Demo-
cratic mayor was reelected today by q
reduced majority Republicans made
gain OF three in the council.
RACINE, Wis, April 3.-The municipal
election today resulted in Democratic
victory Treasurer was the highest Of
tice voted for.
FON DU LAC, Wis, April 9.-Fon du
Lac went Democratic today by 500 ma
Iority electing the entire ticket.
BELOIT, Wis, April S.-Sim Smith,
Republican,. was today elected mayor
without opposition.
WAUKESHA, Wis. April 3.-The Re
publican municipal ticket was elected
today with one exception.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, April S.-Republi-
cans today elected William Rowe. mayor
by 121 majority. Herman Radenslebeh
treasurer, and T. P. Cochrane. city clerk.