The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-02
WISCONSIN IS REPUBLICAN.
Democrats Lose in Majority of
Straight Party Contests.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April 1.-The re-
suits of municic2l elections in Wiscons.-
on Cside of Milwaukee, show that the Re-
publican tickets were successful IN the
greatest number of instances Among the
larger cities the greatest interest was
shown in the contest at Madison, where
Mayor Storm Bull, Democrat, was I'M
seated by his Republican opponent, John
W. Groves, who had a plurality of about
500. Republicans also won important VIC
tories at Beloit, Eau Claire, Black River
Falls Fox Lake and Fond du Lac.
Democrats swept Manitowoc, Mari
nette Neenah, Menasha, Waupaca and
Ripon.
In many places Citizens tickets were
successful.
The Republican ticket was elected at
the following places: Grafton, Mazoma-
ME, Mineral Point, Osceola, Monroe, Mer-
rill, Medford, Durand Black River Falls,
Chiffon. Eau Claire. West Salem, Della
van. Marston, Berlin, Prairie du Sac,
Tomah, Peshtigo, Beloit, Elkhorn,- Madi-
son. Fond du Lac. Racine, Edgerton,
Stoughton and Seymour.
Democratic tickets were elected at the
following places: Muscoda, Marinette
Waupaca, Portage. Darlington, Ripon,
! u.
Plymouth, Sparta, Columbus, Manitowoc
Eagie, Waukesha, Elroy, Neenah, Me-
nasha, Jefferson.
Citizens tickets were elected at the fol-
lowing places: FennimOre, WolWorth
Grantsburg, PlainfeId, Breadhead, Kill
bourn, Depere, Necedah, River Falls,
Hartford, BrilliOn, Viroqua New Lisbon,
Richland Center, East Troy Lake Mills,
Mosinee, Thorpe, Cederbug.
Four circuit judges were elected out
side Of Milwaukee, in the state, as fol-
lows:
Third Circuit-Judge George w. Bur-
nell, Oshkosh
Seventh Circuit-Judge Charles NJ.
Webb, Grand Rapids.
Eighth Circuit-Judge Eugene W.
Helms, Hudson.
Ninth Circuit-Judge Robert C. Sic
becker, Madison.
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GLENWOOD. Wis. April 1.-The cleo
ton today was quiet, except on license,
which was carried by 20 majority J.
Wander Hiden, mayor; Peter Schuster,
treasurer; Jerome Harmon assessor; H.
j. Wall, justice; Helms, Circuit Judge;
supervisors, A. J. Payne, D. r. lie Grant,
H. j. Baldwin and Charles Jacobson
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SPARTA, Wis. April 1.-The entire Re
publican ticket was elected. with the ex-
ception of a Democratic mayor, one al
derman and one supervisor. Fred Gross.
mayor; w. w. Hubbard, assessor: w @.
Bartlett treasurer; John a. Shots. JUS
tice OF the peace; Egbert l. Warning con
stable. License carried by $50 majority
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BALDWIN, Wis, April AT the an
nual village election held today M. NJ
Brill was elected supervisor; E. D Kin
ney, president. George Pittman. N e.
Bailey, Peter Jorsted, Henry Waldorf,
Herman Heebink and Adolph Johnson,
trustees; Henry Grotenhouses clerk; ].
q. MILFORD, treasurer, and John Moe
assessor. License won by So majority.
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PLAINFIELD. Wis. April 1.-The char
ter village election today resulted: Pres
ident. H. b. Pratt; clerk, Ward Stillwill;
supervisor, B. o. Storm; assessor Joseph
Sherman; treasurer, John Blair; justice
Of the peace. Charles Baker; police JUS
tice, Carl Witt; constable, John Goult.
Charles Webb received liz votes for cir
cult judge.
APPLETON. Wis. April LIN today's
election all the Democratic city officers
were reelected, and the council will be
strongly Democratic.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, April 1.-The Re
publicans today elected William Rowe
Mayor and H Badensteben treasurer by
substantial majorities The Democrats
elected j. Finncssey. city clerk.
GREEN BAY, Wis. April LII. X.