The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04
RESULTS OF CITY ELECTIONS
Returns Covering the states Which
Voted Yesterday

Topeka Kan, April 3.-In Kansas City,
Kan, the Republicans today elected the
four city officers voted for. by nominal
majorities, and also elected four ,of the
six aldermen. IN Atchison the Repubi-
can elected all their candidates with the
exceptios of on council. IN Parsons the
Republicans elected their lticket with the
exception of streee-~commission ore
/ councilman and one member Of the
school board Fort Scott elected the Re
publican candidates with the exception OF
one member of the board of education.
In Leavenworth the Democrats were vic
torious, carrying the six wards for coun-
cilmen, making the council Democrats
to Republicans, a Democratic gain OF
three counci.men. The school board IS
non-partisan, except two wards where
tht vote is close. Democrats elect city
judge and city clerk. The Republicans
elect marshal of city court.
Houston. Texas, April S.-Returns from
yesterdays election show s. II. Brashear.
Democrat, reelected mayor,~with the ad-
ministrat ton ticket successful, save in
one case. Municipal elections were held
throughout the state today, the issue be-
ing local. Ae Loredo, Michael Brennan,
head of the Rep foIican ticket. was elect
ed city marshal by a small majority.
while the balance Of the ticket was car
ried by the Reform, or Democratic ticket
Dallas Texas. April "a bitter munici-
pal contest closed here tonight in the
election OF Benjamin E. Campbell, Dem
ocrat, as mayor He defeated ex-Mayor
he Of in a
total vote of $500 The bond propositions
for waterworks betterments. street paw
ing and other Improvements were car
ried.
Colorado Springs Colo. April 3.-The
entire Republican ticket was elected here
tiday except marshal majoritiss ranging
from 30 70 1900 The Republicans elected
five out OF six aldermen. Corporal John
Henry. who served in the Philippines,
was elected marshal. l. s. Harris, clerk,
". S Morris. attorney, and George e
owen police magistrate
Denver. Colo. April 2-Municipai e-ec-
tons were held ia a number Of cities and
towns IN Colorado. Polirtcs cut but little
figure. the question OF license or no A.
censc for saloons beiag the issue ~
nuu1er q the m08ntala town. A.
Leadviue the Democrats won sweep
Ing victory. the average majority f51
their ticket being go
Chicago. April "A very Nght vote was
casl a. the city election today The coz
tests we're chiefly aiaermanic. although
IN each q the various township an
assessor. coI.ectCr. supervisor and clerk
were chosen Thirty-lse u taese ofslc as
were chosen. the Republicans Sc ariHz q
and TIE Demos-ats Is The asx ca-ur.I
VII contain 80 Democrats ard - Re9so-
licaas. In the elections for tosn oelcess.
;ha Republicans carried the Sssla ToH-.
Town q Hyde PARK. and Tova % Lake
view. whlle the Democrats carr. Z re
North ard West towns ana TIE Tawa ~
Lake II me t5wlShios oats4e - me
city limits The Re.11Iica-s as us-a1
made a clean sweep. Oae phase % t1a
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manifested wss the aEat rszds D. tie
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