The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-07

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Angler, constable; n S. McMonagle, JUS
tice; G. A Settergren, treasurer; A r.
Hunt attorney; aldermen. E. o: Hammer.
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BISMARCK, N. D., April 6.-After a
holly contested campaign Mayor F. H
Register was reelected today by ma
jority of SO over John Yegen. Yegen had
the active support of former Mayor Pat
timent in favor of indorsing the clean
city administration of the past two years.
The other officers elected were: Treas
urer, P. E. Byrne; police magistrate, J. F.
men, F. r. Smyth, Henry Tatley, D j.
McGillis. L. D. sIcGahan. Mayor Regis
ter carried three Of the four wards.
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FARGO, N. D., April 6.-Martin Ryan
was elected justice and Schruth, MattSon
Coshun Everhart, Marsh and Mcclellan
aldermen today.
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KEOKUK, Iowa, April 6.-The city cleo
ton today resulted in the election OF An
drew j. Dimond Republican, for mayor,
four Republican and two Democratic alder
men.
DETROIT, Mich. April 6.-The Repub
licans of Michigan today elected their
state ticket by a majority estimated at
midnight at between $4,000 and 100000
The ticket is: Justice of the supreme
court, Judge Frank A. Hooker; regents
Loyal E. Knappen. The vote throughout
the state excepting where the local issues
lent interest to the fight, was light.
In Detroit, an unusually light vote was
cast. The only municipal officers elected
We're a police justice and eight school
inspectors Justice Sellers, Republican,
the present incumbent, was reelected by
majority, and the Republicans elected
six of the inspectors.
In Wayne county the Republicans re-
elected Auditor Burt and Circuit Judge
Mandel. 1t is expected that Judge Hook
er will carry the county by slight mar
gin.
At Battle Creek the socialistic party
had made strong campaign, but Mayor
F. II. Webb Republican, was elected by
500 majority. The Socialists elected two
aldermen. giving them four in the pres
At Escanaba the independent labor can
didate, ]. J. Sourweine, was elected may
or, and S. E. Dikeman was elected mayor
of South Haven on a citizens ticket.
In Lapeer, DR.. Blake, Republican, de-
feated Mayor Schlegel. Democratic who
has carried the city by large majorities
all the other offices except one alderman
J. r. Santo. citizens candidate for may
or at Traverse City, was elected, the rest
of the offices going to the Republicans
The Democrats gained considerable of the
council at Marshall and reelected Mayor
F. M. Motto by an increased majority.
For the first time in ten years the Dem,
ocrats swept the city at Muskegon and
elected their city ticket, headed by Leon
ard Eyke for mayor.
Sam Folz, CitiZen-Democratic candi-
date. was elected mayor of Kalamazoo.
The proposition to consolidate Bay City
and West Bay City was defeated by a
small adverse majority in the latter city.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, April g.
The Democrats today made enormous
gains over previous years, electing may
or, a treasurer and two aldermen. The
Republicans elect two aldermen. The Re
publican state ticket received a majority
of 800 in Saut Ste. Marie.
MARQUETTE, Mich, April 6.-The Re-
publican state ticket carried in Marquette
county today by majority of 1000. The
total vote was $500. Greene, Peoples
HOUGHTON, Mich, April Elm Hough-
ton county the Republican state ticket
won by about $500 majority.
Socialist Mayor for Anaconda.
ANACONDA, Mont, April 6.-The So
cialists today elected John Frinke mayor.
Patrick McHugh police judge. Michael
Tobin treasurer, and three out of six
aldermen and the Republicans one.
HELENA, Mont, April Elm the cleo
ton held here today only aldermen were
elected. Out Of eight the Democrats
BUTTE, Mont. April 6.-Late tonight
the mayoralty vote was in doubt. Henry
Mueller, candidate of the Republicans,
Democratic and Citizens parties, has 2 1877
votes, leading Patrick Mullins, candidate
of the Antitrust Democrats (Heinze
wing of the Democratic party, by about
30 votes. Leamy: Socialist, is third, and
Duggan, Labor, fourth. The Democrats
have elected M. Berger city treasurer;
Thomas Boyle police magistrate, and
probably four out Of the six aldermen.
out of the three aldermen, the Citizens
namind the third.