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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-04
LOCAL AND Sr-ETKRAN

Tho strike situation in East 81. Lnais re-
mains unchanged.
The members of III. new Republican tlty
Contra! Committee were chosen.
Goulds city directory for 1890 viii hf
ready FOR distribution in few DAYS.
George s Badcr. a wcli-known veieri-
marian. died AT his home in Rrllcville. Ill
Twn tickets have hccn nominated for the
village election of North Alton. Ia be hei''
April IL.
Julius 1hlenhu;h dropre,, dead when
served with a warrant charging embtZzle~
mont
Solomon Scohie. 2 negro burglar. was
taken TO Edwardsyilie from Alton aud
lodged in jail.
President Mckinley may not get the Ms
souri, delegation in the Republican Nh
tionai Convention.
Tho Irish Catholic Parade Union decided
ia take part in the Dewey parade next
month In this city.
Tho Tri-Statc Medical Society. composed
of delegates from Iowa. Illinois and Mis-
snnii was in session At the Planters Hotel.
Tho political quarrel between City Regis
tor Henry Ecsch ana Councilman Charles
kratz may be taken 10 court for settle
mcnt.
The Missouri State Board Of Health yes
terday named delegates 10 the convention
"f tho National Association of Health
Boards.
Henry Thompson. Il prominent Pennsyl-
varian. attempted suicide AT Hot Springs.
Ark. because his bride refused; 10 so io the
iheater with him.
An Interesting letter was received from
Captain Frank NJ. Rumbod. now in the
Philippines. describing an action in which
his company was engaged
William f.. Bulcer WAS arrested at the
Central y. VI. 4. A. by Detective killian at
the request of The authorities At Peoria,
III. where he is wanted Tor larceny.
Ira Trout of Nashville H.. was found
dead yesterday in a room AT No. 30 Olfve
street. having committed suicide with
poison. Rats had gnaw-d his fingers before
he WAS discovered.
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| b!ed profusely from number OF 1acera-
, tions. AT irst il supposed that he had
| but the doctors at the city Dispensary eS-
pressed the opinion that rats had gnawed
them. There was also a small laceraslon
l OF the right
| George I:agIand. an employe of n dental
| company. which has an office in the build
| ing at No. 30 Olive street. probably was
PASSED him On the steps about O'clock
Monday evening. Ragland asked him
where he was going. and lie replied to en-
Office upstairs. Nothing more was seen OF
him until his body was found by James
.. Wiley. {. janitor. who opened the building
al o'clock yesterday morning. The body
of papers. cards. pawn tickets and letters
yer" found in the pockets. Among them
were two letters from his father. Doctor
J. j. Trout of Nashville. H.. requesting
his son to come home at once unless h..
found profitable employment. There was I,
note. which had never been delivered n
Phil II Noel agent If tha Nor,bern 10 - >
,'ific Railroad who has an Office in rop.}
No. 30 Commercial building. requesting him
loon at Seventh ANA Locust streets. He
and Trout We're friends. Trout frequently
calling. at his office.
Trout was lame ard used cane He
was last Employed rs solicitor for IN.
Dodge Printing Company. at No. ai9 Olive
street. In the last few days he had besn
morning when his employer opened the Of
flee and found him lying on the floor sur
rounded by number of 1iqlior and chIort-
form BOTTLES. That night h. took the poison
which ended his life.
Trout was formerly employed in the
newspaper business. He founded a 5,ji,.
pap.r in Nashville. but it failed After
wards he Wrote for papers in Murphyshoro
cairo S~tl Bloopliogton. For awhile he wa,
correspondent for a st. Louis paper at MS
home town. later he came TO St louis
where he read ''copy. in IN" Telegraph de-
partm.nt of an evening paper. His father
arrived in ST. Louis last evening and took
the body 10 Nashville an early train
The funeral will take place there
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candidates. with the excep,ion of those for
Mayor and Police Judge were elected to-
day by maiorities ranging from 100 to 800
r"r me nrst time in years the majority of
the 'ouhtil Is Democratic. K. L. Bowden
was elected Mayor BY only "A majority. II.
l.. Lander was chosen City Attorney; Lew
IS farks. Marshal: John McCiowan. Collect
or. iiiiam Dewey, Assessor. Walter Brown
lee. Treasurer, by over 800 majori-
~ The four Councilmen elected-onc in
Zach ward.nre Doctor J. II. Phillips.
I, ! nor, as halliburton. Joseph Punch and w.
ai'h are having boniires There is also a
general rejoicing over the proposition 10
N1nd Tor A'6''@o to build new high school.
"hici, carried by the necessary two-thirds
ma oiity
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Marine Intelligence.

Bremen, April 3.-Arlived ii. II. Meier,
from New York.
New York. April ARRIVED: Patria
MarseiIes. etc.
New York April 2-Sailed; Bowie. Liver
pool. Bremen. via Southampton and Cher
bourg.
Kobe. April 2--Arrived: Breconshire, Ia
coma, for Hong-kong.
Gibraltar, April 2-Sailed: Werra. from
Genoa etc, for New York.
Nagaski. April S.-Sailed: Flintshre from
Manila for San Francisco.
Plymouth. April 2.-Arrived: Patricia,
Now York for Hamburg and proceeded.
New York April a-Arrived: Steamer
Ethiopia. Glasgow.
New York. April 3.-Arrived: Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse from Bremen.
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REPRESENTED GOULD FAMILY.
CHARLES H0DGMAN ILL.
Pneumonia and Heart Disease
Render His Condition Critical.

Since last Sunday morning Charles Hcdg-
man of the brokerage firm Of Whitaker q
Hodgmar has been seriously i'll at his home,
No 4sss Mcpherson avenue. He suffered an
attack of pneumonia. Yesterday his condi-
tion suddenly became so preCarious that a
consultation Of physicians was called bxl
Doctor J. K Lemen. the family physiciaM.
Heart disease developed and greatly aggra-
waited his condition. For time he was
given UP past help. He rallied. however,
cIared out of danger. although critically i'll.
Doctors j. Il. Lmen. ~ v Il. Rrnkaw
r. g. Robinson. Justin Eteer and W. g.
Glasgow are In attendance. Doctors r.
bedside until late this morning. when they
were relieved by two other physicians.
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BETTER STREET CAR SERVICE.
N,in*l lanir> Park citizens Force Il
iGmpf 0nlise.

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III Il 'fiS'S Nes'''"aF ih"'h!h-. Wi''h re-
S"lt'' I'll =" '"mhr"n'isH thFtIdoie Ia Nir'-
STANLEY citizens AZ no attention had been
mid IN The boards IL. ,,urds f,r ;,nnrn :. ,l
service t. consist Of ro,,r ..,rs m II,
two lines th,v YESTERDAY Mid ,i,.,,rc-
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""S s"''''a. 'he terms oi winch were tadt
thc traction company should run cars
every fifteen minutes between the hpufs ,r
6 and ) d. III. and > and u. m. In .rs
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RAILROADS..

The Galveston. Houston and Henderson
elected officers.
The Baltimore and Ohio will issue Sc, ito, ,0t1
of common shares.
Colonel Charles f. Ware was entertained
by railroad friends.
The Chicago and Alton has reorganiZed
with a capital stock of $20.cDo,0O0.
Further evidence was heard in the job
bers' protest at San Francisco.
There will he conference of Southea 81 ern
lines at the Southern Hotel to-day.
For the Dewey celebration here on May 4
and special reduced rates have been
granted.
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EtTt.iI1IE SEEClAl.
to-day Charles A. Caivird. Democratic can
dida,e for Mayor was elected by liz ma
jcrity. the largest majority ever given a
;navoralty candidate. He carried every
ward Other successful candidateS were:
Marshal. John T. Galloway. Democrat: /:
Police Judge. George Berry. Democrat; City
Attorney. 4. /. Davis. Democrat; Collector.
Charles H. Williams Republican; Assessor.
J. w Baker Republican: Treasurer. John
NJ Williams. Democrat Two Democratic
and one Republican Councilmen were elect
ed while in one ward there was tie. The
preser;. Council stands: Six Democrats two
Republicans The new Council will be six
Democrats. one Republican. one tie to be
settled.
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THREE THOUSAND IDLE.
Several Firms Have Granted Strik
ers' Terms at Cleveland.

Cleveland. o.. April SIT was stated at
the headquarters Of the striking lathers to-
day that several firms had granted their
demands. Aside from this there was little
change in the strike situation in this city.
Fully 5000 men, including the machinists,
are now idle In this city as result OF the
various strikes in proSress.
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RATS GNAWED HIS FINGERS.
Ira Trout Found Dead With Ether
Bottle in His Hand.

Ira Trout young man who came to st.
Louis from Nashville. ILL.,. few weeks ago,
was found dead In storeroom of the CO.
lumbia Phonograph Company. on the sec
ond floor at No. 30 Olive street. yesterday
morning. His body was lying face down
wards has face buried in his hands His
coat served as a pillow. In his right hand
he graap.d Il four-ounce bottle about hIlf
full of ether. From the condition of the
body II is thought he had been dead about
ten hours. The ends of his fingers had
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Locnl issues at DE soto.

REfl Bllc SPECIAL.
De Soto. Mo. April S-William Rs!ia~,l
HepD WAS elected Mayor by 1872 ma joritv
James Smith uDemb. Marshal. 81: Harry
Hamel DEM. Police Judge. Is: Louis +.
pinning dl'ni.I. city Attorney. O.; l.. l..
L"maSt"r UDeni.b. Collector l04: T. H. VII
liams NtepD. Assessor. 66 Two Democratic.
and two Republican Counci!mcn were elect
ed-W. T. Husky and l.. J. Lovett DEM
ocrats: John l.. RouCslev and John h Cow
eE, Republicans. This is tn. first time par;,-
lines wer" ever drawn. and they were ig-
rored by the voters. Local issues and PEI
sunaiiti.S took precedence throughout
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REPI' Bi.IG SPECIAL.
day was one of the puietest for years. Both
parties had out the best of business men
As a result many men did not care to vote.
and not over one-haif of the vote of tho
! city was pollgd. The only material change
WAS in the Third Ward. where Mr. Hutchin.
son. d Republican. who was elected BY -
majority two Neara ago. was to-day de-
feated by IS Votes. This ha. been a Eeuub-
lican stronghold. but the vote for Sciluo;
Director and Alderman on general ave.
age make il Democratic.
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Rj'ri EI.lC .:F!:' i.Al.
lancaster. Mo. April g. u. Norrt=.
D.rnccrat was elected Mayor today by -
minority. The rest of the i,"Iup"ratiC ticket
Was elected except the candidate for Nidcr-
man in the North Ward. There wer" two
tickets in tn. field, the Democratic ard
tit2 rs. The latter in reality was the Il"
publican ticket. They adopted the meme IN
mass convention. horirg to catch pciuu-
cratic votes. TIE campaign Wa one of the
Wirmest in Tn. history Of tn" CITY.
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FtI.TI FITI S''Et'IAI..
Mobeily. Mo, April The city election,
which was held here to-day. was holly con-
tiSt.d. and the vote in Two or three wards
was very close Four cnuncimen and three,
Schooi directors were elected The follow =
ing are the successful candidates.. Council
man. First Ward. long term. l.. :. Gaines.
short term. Carter i. Baker Second
Ward. +. &. lacoby. Third Ward. Alb t.
Dingle; Fourth Ward. Isaac c. Miller. j.
:. Bowers and Thomas Coates were re-
elected scfool directors The school tax
WAS carried Ivy large majority. Party
III es wer" not drawn III the election. Ey
efythinS passed off quietly
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REPUBLICAN, SPLIT.
Returns Show u Is Pr0ba l,le Ia Trn-


EEFI RI.It SIECIAL.
Nashville. Tenn. April 3.-The impression
that there will bs split in the Republi-
can State Convention grows as the reports
nt yesterdays conventions come i'll. With
about twenty counties to hear from. there
are. including returns of conventions pre-
Ni"usly held twenty-eigtt counties III
which two conventions We're held and con
testing delegations sent ia the State on
V"ntiun. Evans has Instructions in only
sixteen unCpntest.d counties and HroWulpW
has instructions III nineteen un"ontssted
counties In three counties instructions
Wer. given for Two BrowniOw ami two
Evans men. In nine counties the only IN
StIuCtionS were for Gibson.
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Maryytlle Go~. Democratic.

ft.f'I f.I.tN' II f.tIAI.
Maryville. Mo. April 3-J G Donnell
Democrat was elected Mayor to-day by
2si majority. net Democratic gain of a4
since the last municipal election The rest
OF the ticket Was as follows: John Wal
lace. Republican, Marshal: g. Il. Mcken-
zie. Democrat. Collector: j. W. Phelps.
Democrat. Police Judge. Aldermen-First
Ward J. G Thornhll. Democrat: Second
Ward, l.. A. Brown. Republican,: Third
Ward. J. A. Ford, Democrat; Fourth Ward
pat Bugan, Democrat. Marysriie has al
WAYS been a Republican town. and the
Democrats are jubiant over their over
wheming victory.
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ER.eite Mayor Reelected.

RI-f'J EI.It Sf'FIINI,.
Fayette, Mo. April 3-At the city cleo
ticn held here to-day ]. r. Deatherase was
re-..lected Mayor; John Is. Dickerson. Mar
shai: Alvin Patfison. Assessor: G. l.. E.u-
bark, Collector: J. G. Crews. Councilman
First Ward, William Shafroth Second
Ward. Scion Smith and X. W. Payne
were elected School Directors. The schou,
l,yep carried.
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Leba son Very Close.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Lebanon. Mo-. April 3.The city election
to-day resulted in Republican success by
reduced majurities. T. ID. Gleason (RcpD
was chosen Mayor by three majority. over
Phil bnuuellE t1cn.I. a Democratic gam
of twenty y-nne votes in two years. The
Democrats carried the Second and Fourth
wards. Democratic gain of one member
Of the City Council. The Republicans elect
I'd John Corn Mai shall; L. +. Stebhns. Po
lice Judge: {. G. Clendening, Collector. and
The Aldermen from the First and Third
wards. W. II. Butts tpem.) and w. q.
Iosiyn were chosen members of the School
EnarI Wi, hOMt OPPOSITION.
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Dexter Vote Light.

EEftSIslt ~ E'lAi..
Dexter. Mo. April AT the city election
here to-day light vote was rnlied The
following officers We're elected: Louis Ro-
senwat"r. Mayor; x. J. Smith Marshal: S
4. letters. Police Judge: Andrew Miller
Collector: John j. Cry's. Assessor ana J
y. Miller. \. y. Jorudt, Lee Williams and
W. Ii. Mnll.n .nhnu:. Cnmncilmon-
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I.T.T'T HIN ST'Et1AI.
Warrensbnrs AIo.. Apri! s-In the city
election here to-day James Il. Miller IDemI
ana Doctor j. ID. Peak tRcp., were elected
Scho"i directors The following Counclmen
were elected: FIRST Ward. VI. Silwell tRspD;
Second Ward, Allen Gilbert G:epJ; Third
Ward: John Miller upcm,, ana B. F.. Ro-
hey tDem): Fourth Ward. George W. Pat
ten ti'ein.b This gives the city Council three
Democratic and hvc Republican members
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HcpubIirnn> Win a, Mac"n.

Macon Mo April 3-The Republicans
carried the dsv n, the city election. and
all their ,irke, was elected except Council
man in the Second Ward. which went 70
Al Bauta. Democrat. The PROPOSITION TO
extend :he city limits carried. also the
proposal of an additional school tax Of ~
cents on the 800 The principal contest
in Bevier WAS over the proposition to raise
800 on bends to construct new city
Hall and fire engine house. The PROPOSE
u: dot ted
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Cape Girardrnu Quiet.

Cape Girardrau. Mo. April S.-Thc city
election passed om quietly to-day with the
following result: William Bergman ,Ecp l.
Treasurer. SO. Henry A. AsthoIz IOpposi-
tom. -. Founc!lmcn: In First Ward, +.
A. kagr KcpD. HI: {. T Lewis topposi-
tom. 81. Second Ward. Fred Regenhardt
tRrp'' ls: t'o'tlteb Hartuns toppostlonI. 90
Third Ward. Joseph Fu"rth topposition,. -.
+. tnnerSiall. 50. each for two wears ard
Henry tsS"nkopp. Sc, un.Xpircd term.
Fourth Ward. j. Matt Morrison itopl - d.
{. q. Jud"n 'opnosition, 90. The election
for tw" School Trustees rcs,iitcd in chnoS-
Ing George L. Chapel and T. A Kagr for
two wears
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Young Men Win.

FFT't IiI.TI Sl'ftIAI.
Warr"nton. Mo. April 3.-Doctor F. !.
Fainter. Young Mems candidate for Mayor,
Wa elected over I. j. FarisS. old Citizens
candidate. by eishty-four majority. The rest
"f tn. Young Mems ticket elected by
majoriti.s ranging from Il 10 2o6. The con-
test was the yuuri men of town against tn.
old ni.n. irrespective of party politics.
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B"onviIIcs Vote MS lsuaI.

EoonEil". Mo, April The following
Republican ticket was elected here to-day
bN the usual majority: Franklin swap was
CHOSEN Mayor iumes Gault. CITY Marshal
): N Parsons. Police Judge: NJ. W Nlmtsei.
Treasurer; w. w. TaliaferrO. Collector: ".
; Beckett, Assessor: Fred Sauter. W. I.
GibSon VI Zimmerman, to the Council: Vii
liam 7. Lionher.er on the Citizens ticket.
was elected Attorney hy a small ma jority.
ana Joseph lDnnavant Ia the Council. The
city averages 2eo Republican. The usual vote
was p"ned. and III. ma joritics were normal.
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SPORTING,

Three favorites won in the Bennngs races
yesterday.
The winners at Oakland-Gusto. Morinsa,
Boundlee. Scotch Plaid Peace and Lena.
The winners at Bennings-Golden Rattle
Educate, Queen of Song. Grandem and
Thomas.
billiards. fine work was the feature of
Yesterdays hall game in which st. Louis
beat Rochester TO 3
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Montgomery Goes Democratic.
RSTI'EIIr SpE. .'ISJ

montgomery. Mo. April 3-rhe city cleo
ton to-day resulted in the election of the
entire Democratic ticket except for Alder
man in the Second Ward i T. Craves
was chosen Mayor: J. r Applfng. Police
Judge: T. II. Tucker Collector: F.. r. Hop
kins; Marshal: Rola Paul Alderman in
,he second Nard NJ X. Suggett. Alderman
in the First Ward. This is the first time
a straight Democratic ticket was no,ni-
mated for the city election. One Reuublic-
an and ono Democrat We're elected School
Directors,
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Versailles NonpnrtiSan



Versailles. Mo. April 3-The election for
city officers In Versailles to-day was very
quiet and Eonparfsan and resulted in the
selection of the following: Police Judge j.
T. Siocum; city Collector Frank II. vii
liamS: Alderman. West Ward, David Kid
we'll; Alderman. East Ward Gran, Striu-
ger. Doctor X. q Woods and II. Z. Hardy
were elected School Directors. The in
creased tax levy of 40 cents Tor school pur-
poses carried by large ma jority
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EEk RIO SitI.I.l

fsF.FF H1sII I.FI.
West Plains Mo. April Al. 6. Doty
Iep.l was elected Mayor to-day ny IA ma
lnrity: n. W. Iettnn pemJ Marshal by 3
The Democrats elected the Collector. the
Assessor and two of the three Aldermen.
Richard Ramsey. Democratic candidate for
Mayor. will contest the election. \ recount
of ballots is now being taken
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lliScIusyillc.
RErrELIC SPECIAL.

Hifsinsvilic Mo. April 81 +. Riggs
,hri.' vas elected Mayor to-day by 30 mt-
l"fitE The rest of the tickc: elected.
except W. W. UItchiuson ibemJ ColIect-
or, very heavy vote was pollea TIE
'i'kri elected had the combined support of
the Republican party and the labor unions
of the city
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Democrats sweep Nevada.

KEfURI.iC SPEtlAT.
Nevada. Mo. April AT the city election
here to-day the entire Democratic tiok-,
was elected as follows: Mayor. Sheldon \.
Wight: Attorney. James y. Coil: Collector
J.. II. Mcdaniel: Police Judge A. Cum
minss; Assessor. s. l.. Higgins: Treasurer.
George T. stump. councilmen-First Ward
Scott Hayes. Second Ward. W. J. O'Gou-
nell. Third Ward. Doctor McAdamS: F'ort In
Ward, y. l.. Preston: Fifth Ward. T. J.
MuSier
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No Politics at st. Charles.

~ IT f'IIF IfIs.
st Charles Mo. April S-A very light
vote WAS east at the municipal election here
today. no party tickets being in the field
The following Councilmen were elected:
First Ward. Albert Eung,: Second War,i.
August +. Werremyer: Third Ward. Law
renee Evers: Fourth Ward. Charles =.
Ro.denheck. Theodore 7. McDearmun a.f
Herman l.. Bruns were elected members ,.i
tn SrhnOl Enar.i.
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Ir"n'"" Elects Democrats.

lronion. Mo-. April S.--At the city election
heIh III ,hiS CITY To-day the following Dem
oCratS were elected: w r Edgar Mayor.
W. T. Nrmi: iinnn RiuSo ami q; a. Bucry
'nunciimen- They defeated their Republican
opponents by nlajoritieS ranging from 40 Ia
- John Marshall for City Marshal and
w. T.. R""p for city Attorney had op-
pnn'nta
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Light Vote at KirksyiIIc.

FFE'E Blu SF'FT M.
kirksvlle Mo, April 2.-7he Republicans
elected three out of the four Counci,nen
voted fer in this city to-day. In the First
Ward the Democratic nominee WAS defeat
ed by vote. 4 light vote was pol!ed.
and politics was crowded out of III. CITY
election by the enthusiasm over the school
election, which was nonpartisau
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Butler Offices Divided.

EEFl' Efit SPECIAL.
Butler. Mo. April 2.-The city election re-
suited in the election of the following, tick
ct: Mayor. ". i. buvail tRcpD: Marshal
Thomas Kelly Drmi; Collector. T :. Evil
sizer Repo; Attorney. ]. l.. Stanley CDcmD ;
Police Judge. w +. HemStreet DemD: As
SCISSOR. J. B. Harper DemD: Treasurer w
W Steele lDeml
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I alifOrn'n.
EEpI-Ei.Ic SPECIAL.

EEFI EI.II SI'E' IAL.
california. Mo. April Tie annual
school election came cff in this city to-
day. An additional levy Of 80 cents on the
s;al was votr, on for the erection "a: an s'd-
,li,ioraI g. coo school hiilLir-. and carried
hv :, vote cf 2aS for and & against. Two
S..icui Directors were tn he elected. H. T..
Brakeman received M votes. senator John
" Williams l3I John t.. PEARSON i3,. !eay-
ing a tie between Williams and Pearson.
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citizens. Ticket at Odessa.

EFP1'E!.Ic SPECIAL.
Odessa. Mo. April 3-The Citizens ticket
was elected here to-day, as follows: J. w.
Prince. Mayor: A. +. Mcf.wen, Marshal:
: l.. McI:urney. collector: g. G. BRYAN.
Assessor: J. s. White. Alderman: First
Ward: j. II. George Second Ward; Will
ian Wagner. Third Ward.
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REPUBLIC SI'tCIAl..

EEFI BIZ STtEIAI.
Holden. Mo. April s.--The city election
here to-day Was noupartisan. The vote WAS
% larger than last year. For Mayor. John
Brothers; Marshal. Ii. II. Ropp: Police
.iudS". J. W. Greenwood; collector, charles
Siark"y. Assessor, @. {. Byi.r; Treasurer,
y. l.. Ewes: Attorney. =. =. IiornhuCkls:
counCilmen. George &. Scheer, |. Robi. Fred
T"S"h, Lou Hauk: members of School
Board. William Steele and L. II. Miller.