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IS. ELECTED AGAIN.
Carter n. Harrison Given Another
Term as Mayor Of Chicago.
HAS 2S,O72 PLURALITY OVER HANECY
Son of Potter Palmer Is Elected an
Aldcrmnn-Rcsult OF the Not-
ing in Wisconsin ana
Other States.


Aldcrman-Rcsult OF the Not-
ing in Wisconsin ana
other States.
Chicago. April 8. = The american
(dem.) says: Carter II. Harrison was
reelected mayor of Chicago Tuesday
by plurality of 2s,o72. The total
vote gives Harrison (dem.), 155,275;
Hanecy (rep.), 127,2o3; other candi-
dates for mayor, five i'll number.
4,Oss; Harrison's plurality, 2S.072.
The defeat of the republican ticket
was conceded at Hanecy headquarters
within one hour after the polls closed.
Returns are insufficient to give an es-
innate on the result of the alder
manic elections. In the Twenty-first
ward Honore Palmer (dem.). son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer, has
been elected over Helm (rep.) for al
derman by majority of about 500.
His victory is the most complete in
the city, cutting down a republican
majority of over 1900
Elsewhere in Illinois.
At Springfield Alderman John L.
Phillips (rep.) defeated William O..
Converse (dem.) for mayor by over
500 Converse was supported by the
good government element in both
parties, while Phillips is for wide
open town. Every clergyman in the
city supported Converse. The entire
city republican ticket is elected, with
Ave of seven aldermen
AT Galesburg democratic mayor
and republican city council were
elected. The plurality for mayor of
DR.. w. o. r. Bradley was 700.
In Joliet the entire republican tick
ct is elected by reduced maiorities.
The election in Rock Island result
ed in another republican triumph. b.
Frank Knox was elected mayor. Not
q democrat is left in the council.
In Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, April 3.-County cleo
lions were held throughout the state
Tuesday, and nearly all the cities and
towns elected tickets. AS rule party
lines We're eliminated. Joshua Eric
Dodge was elected to the supreme
bench without opposition. -Four non
partisan judges were elected in Nil.
waukee county. Oshkosh went demo.
cratic by $50, against republican ma
FORTY last year of 500. AT Madison w.
6. Zimmerman (rep.) was elected
county Judge by about 500 majority,
and Prof. Storm Bull dem was elect.
ed mayor. Racine and Fond du Lac
elected democratic mayors and repub-
lican councils. GAINESVILLE and Wau-
kesha went republican. Following is a
list of the towns and cities and the
way they went:
Republican-Amherst, Waupaca, Sparta
Fairchild, Baraboo. Hayward, Darlington.
Black River Falls, Pewaukee. Delavan.
River Falls. Unity. Viroqua. Park Falls.
Monroe, Marshall. GAINESVILLE, Bloomer,
Maukesha.
man. jefferson, West Bend, MarInette,
Muscoda, TWO Rivers, Boyd, Juneau
Elyria, Pardeeville.
Citizens or Nom Partisan-Grand Rap
Ids, Shewanee, Wenauwega, Royalton
Bloomfield. Fremont. Wolf River. Osceola
Phillips. Elkhart Lake. Augusta. Iona
Wyocena, Tomahawk, Brillion, Shell Lake
Kilbourne New Lisbon, Algoma, Arcadia
Colby, Thorpe. Horizon, St Croix Falls
Rhinelander.
No Lincense-oconto and Grantsburg.
Lcense-Deerfield, Lodi. Spring Green.
In ST. Louis.
Sa. Louis, April 3.--Up to II o'clock
returns from one-ffth of the city had
been received. These show that Wells
(dem.) is making splendid race for
mayor, and should he continue to gain
ut the same ratio in the precincts yet
to be heard from he will carry the city
by about 10000 plurality.
In Kansas.
Kansas City, Mo-, April 3.--Municipal
elections were held in all the larger
cities of Kansas Tuesday. Party lines
We're not drawn generally, and in nu-
merous cities the issue was prohibi-
ton, Mrs. Nations crusade having
aroused the temperance people to de-
mand the enforcement of the law
against liquor selling. In Kansas City,
Kan, the largest city in the state,
there We're straight party tickets,
headed by p. l.. Short (rep.) and w. II.
.Craddock (dem.), and al midnight the
result is not known. In Topeka the
republican ticket, headed by j. w. F.
Z Hughes for mayor. and supported by
the temperance people, was elected. j.
w. Orr (dem.) was elected mayor of
Atchison by 500 majority. AT Leaven-
worth the entire democratic ticket was
elected by a majority of 500. AT Wichi-
ia, where Mrs. Nation began her cru
SADIE. the temperance ticket was over
whelmingly defeated by the republic
ans. The democrats carried Galena
electing j. " McGann mayor.
In Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb., April 3.-The issue In
nearly every small town in the state
sras license or no license, and reports
received from so villages indicate that
the majority OF them have gone for
license. in a few of tho larger towns
politics have entered into The cam
paign, but the returns from these
places come in very slowly The vote
was generally slight and no disturb
ances were reported. Omaha and
South Omaha operate under special
charters, and did not hold a mayor
atty election Tuesday. In South
Omaha the democrats elected q tax
commissioner. three councilmen and
a school board.
Lincoln, Neb, April 3.-Mayor Hud-
son J. Winnett, republican, was reflect
ed Tuesday by majority slightly ex-
ceeding the normal. Every other re-
ns{ 4 81.