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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
FOREIGN.

The former Austrian Lieutenant whose
intrigue with the Prlncoss Louise Of Co
burg caused her Incarceration in an asy-
Ium makes an ineffectrI attempt to res
cue her from what he. regards as unjust
imprisonment.
France and Great Britain are about to
conclude a colonial treaty. whereby the
former surrenders sovereignty over the
Newfoundland shore in return for an in
demnity to be determined later. and GER
tain concessions in Africa
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
made a clean sweep in the city election
to-day.
All four Democratic candidates for AL
dermen were elected by majorities ranging
from Is to 50.
CITIZENS TICK EFT WINS AT sEDALIA
J. I. Babcock L. Elected Mayor and J.
Il. Love Marshal.

Il. Love Marshal.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ssdalia. No.. April 6.-The municipal cleo
tion held here to-day exceedingly quiet.
rain throughout the day preventing a large poll
OF voters. The Citizens Ticket nominated
by the Joint Republican and Democratic city
Conventions was almost unanimously elected.
The Socialist ticket. headed by Il. T. Bshrsn..
leader OF tho State labor organizations for
Mayor, WAS showed under.
Every candidate the Citizens Ticket was
elected. US follows: Mayor j. l.. Babcock
lRepJ.: Attorney. A. l. Shortridge RepD:
J. +. Love tDcm): Collector. John WadieIi
pern): Treasurer. E. r. Andier Rep: As
SCISSOR. X. I. Hatton Dem): Aldermen. First
Nard. H. W. Meuschke Rep): Second Ward.
Douglas Lane Dem): Third Ward. ". !.
Ietts Rep., Fourth Ward. P G. stafford
tRepl: school Directors. William Johns Rep).
and W. H. Powell (Dem)
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Robinson City Election.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Robinson. ILL.,. April Sat the township
election to-day the following officers We're
elected: Town Clerk, w. ". Sworn; As
SCISSOR, Andrew Hawkett; Collector, John
e. Griswold: Commissioner of highways,
Marion B. Eates: Constable, A. =. POns-
ton. The town Is largely Republican. and
was carried with usual majority. The
vote on the maintenance Of the Carnegie
Library carried by about seventy-nve
votes. Hard roads were again voted on
and carried by about 100 votes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
TO DISCONTINUE HIGH SCHOOL
Democrats Carry the Day at EnAeld,
ILL.,, Election.

fEPCBLIC SPECIAL.
Enfield. Ill. April 5.-To-day has bssa the
most exciting election day for years on &C.
count of the question of O township high
school. This school was established last year,
but petition was granted praying for a dis
continuance Of it. which carried by IL ma
jority.
The entire Democratic ticket was elected by
nna1orities ranging from to ss; The following
is the ticket elected: Alex Joruan. Supervisor;
". F. Steele. Town Clerk: r Y. Malcolm
Assessor: Charles Walters: Collector: Ches-
Ccwdy. Commissioner: s. A. Orr Trustee; ]
p Smith tDeml and George c. Gentry RepJ J.
members of High School Board
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Conventions At Flora. III.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Flora. ILL.,. April 5-The Citizens and
Peoples conventions met and nominated
the following for Aldermen. that being the
only office to all this year:
People's-First Ward. w. H Dun: Sec
ond Ward. T. J. Friend; Third Ward. J.
P. Dermody.
Citizens.Ffrst Ward. F. g. Gill: Sec
F. Wilcot.
The question Of license or licenses will
be submitted to a direct vote of the peo-
ple
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
CoIlinsvnIe City Election.
REPUBIIC SpEtTAL

Collinsville. III. April 6.-Election in Col
ant Supervisor A. G. Richter. Collector,
Henry Schoettlc: Assessor. H. NJ. Sanders:
ble. ]. c. Long,. School Trustee. Robert smith /:
Clerk, Joe Massek.
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ROCKVILLE GOES REPUBLICAN.
Proposition for Smaller school Levy
Is Defeated.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
Rnonvil,e. No. April 5.-The city election re-
suited In the election Of the entire Republican
ticket by usual rnajorit.es. The officers elected
are- W. G. Pendletcn. Mayor. Jamcs Gault,
City Marshal: W. T. Gibson. Police Judge: w.
I, Lionberger. City Attorney: Claude Stammer
John. Collector: Henry Huber. Treasurer: VIII
lam Preston Jr.. Assessor: Councmen-Chas.
Nolrath w s. Beckett Henry Sunders and
]. II. Zimmerman.
The proposition for Increased school levy
was defeated John e. piggott and Doctor
Frank r. Smiley were elected School Directors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
DEMOCRATS WIN AT MARSHALL. MO.
City Ticket Is Elected without Any
Opposition.

REPCBLLC SPECIAL
Marshall. Mo-. April 5.-The Democratic
city ticket was elected to-day without op-
position.
The officers elected are as follows:
Mayor. J. R. Phillips: City Marshal, E. P.
Smith: Collector. James A. Fisher: MEM
bers Of the City Council. W. E. Williams
C. NJ Siler. Edgar Page, Jr.
E.E. Barnum and Jacob vandike Reps.)
and Doctor G. E. c. Sharpe Deml were
elected members Of the Board Of Educa-
ton.
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srarkland Elected Mayor.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
armstrong, Mo-. April 5.-A. p. MARYLAND
was elected Mayor over John A. Denny. cash
Ter Of the Bank Of Armstrong. by majority Of
eight votes Garrett w. Moorehead was re-
elected Chief Of Police over William Lee by
a majority OF thirty-fve votes W: E. Hultett
fhe iatf Ward Te Yanc.r rernl15I a1ernnn rI1m
from the Last Ward W H Briggs C,nllector.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Carbondale Election.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carbon dale. ILL.,. April Sin this city to-day
the following township ticket was elected: As.
sistant Supervisor, Jacob Etherton: Clerk. w
Scott Atkins: COLLECTOR. Dallas Meisenheimer
strong: Assessor. Loren c. Presson. All arr
Republicans But little interest was taken IN
the election In the county. and only half a vote
was poled. Grand Tower. Makanda. Pomona.
Ora and Fountain Blum townships elected Re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Salem. H., City Tickets.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Salem. ILL.,. April Sin this city last
night the antflicen.e party nominated the
following candidates for Aldermen: First
Ward. James D. Telford: Second Ward
Harry W. Farson; Third Ward. S. e.
Davidson.
The Citizens ticket Is as follows:
First Ward. Charles D. Marritt: Second
Ward John Z Martin: Third Ward. F.
G. Hart. The license question will be de-
cided by q direct vote on the proposition.
The election is set for April 10.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
SMITH RECEIVES s,ssZ VOTES.
Patire and Potter Named Deiegafes
to National Convention.

to NatfOnAI COnVeAHon'
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carbondale. ILL.,. April "a canvass was
made by the Congressional Committee IN
this city to-day Of tho votes cast at the
Republican congressional primaries. II
shows the following results: For Con-
gressman. George W. Smith Of Murphys-
boro. S,357 votes; for member Of the State
Board of Equalization. Carroll Moore. T.
25s votes; delegates to tho National Re
publican Convention at Chicago. Cnaries
D. Patire Of Cairo, 5,4s1: W. Q. Potter
Of Marion, ASS, and c. r. Davis Of Pinck-
NEVILLE, S.5i1. The committee named the
first two as the delegates and Davis and
George Bell of Golden as alternates Both
delegates and aiternates are strong
Roosevelt men
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Election at TuscOia, Ill.
SrpY-R1 :TC aPECIAI.

REPCBI.IC HPEOIAA
Tuscola. ILL.,. April Sat the township
election the Republicans elected every
officer. They also carry Garrett. Newman
and Murdock The Democrats were sue
cessful in Bourbon. Bower. Camargo and
Villa Grove. In Arcola portion of each
ticket was elected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
T0-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Yesterdays hank ciea,tnzs wero Nscs-
Sss: balances u,il5,ts Local discount
rates were between 8 and per cent do
mestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York. 4oc premium bid. 4sc premium
asked: Chicago, DC I'-an'iim bid, &c rre-
MUM asked: Ctn,nult, Louisville nEd
New Orleans, 10c disc ,uat lid, rar asked.
Wheat closed higher at N,sdSlssc asked
July: NaI.T No. 2 red. Corn closed
higher at 4Ssc July: shsc M. mixed.
Cats closed at Sc asked July, do NO.
mixed.
Spot cotton was Unchanged in the local
market.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Avena Township Returns.

HEPI f8IIIC bPEIIAI.
St Elmo. Ill.,. April s.-The election in
Avena Township was very quiet to-day and
resulted as follows: Supervisor William Parks;
Clerk. I. w. Arnold; Assessor. Robert Flower;
Collector. s. \. Smith; Commissioner Of High
ways. Sam Parker: justices of the Peace
Robert I.anyon and Jacob Rush: Trustee nj
Democrat elected. and had no opposition
There was Democratic candidate Tor Su-
Ieryisor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Mound Township Democratic.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Altamont. ILL.,. April s.-The Mound Town
ship election was held here to-day and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Town Clerk. Byron
Piper tDem.J. Assessor. e. W. Zohnow Dem };
Collector Frank Heese tDeIn): Commissioner
OF Highways. August Hageley Oem); School
Trustee. P. Milierviile (Dem.J. Justice of the
Peace. to fill vacancy. John Berry (Dem.). Ev-
erythinE DemOcratic BY large majority.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Sumpter Township.
REPI-RIJC SpEr1AL

REPU BIC SPEI-IAIA :
Toledo Ill, April 5.-The election in Sump-
ter Township to-day resulted in the election of
Republican Supervisor. Collector and Highway
Commissioner The Democrats maintain free
public library voted down.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
SCHOOL PROPOSITION DEFEATED.

Pilot Grove Citizens Vote Not to
Erect New Building.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pilot Grove. Mo-. April Sat the city
election to-day the following officers were
elected: Aldermen-First Ward. Philip
Hoffman: Second Ward. w. A.. Scott; Po-
lice Judge. A. P. Franz: Assessor. Otto
Kistenmacher: Street Commissioner, A.
J. Lowell: School Directors, Francis Schilo
and Otto Kistenmacher
The proposition to build = new public
school was defeated.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
LIGHT VOTE AT HOLDEN, MO.

H. Ro0p Marshal.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Holden. Mo-. April Sowing to a steady rain
all day. light vote was polied IN the city cleo
tion. Tho following officers were elected: May
or. o. G. Boisseau: Mar.hal. H. r. ROM: CITY
Attorney: NJ D: Aber: Police s. Judge. ..Vv John W.
Jesse Bower: Treasurer. Gosdor Batsell: Ccun-
ciimsn.J: W Pierre =: " HiEsin, " A.
Directors-C. F. Starkev. J. H. Zepr.
The school tax carried.
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REPUBLIC sPEc1AL.

SFECIAIA
Benson. Ill. April s-Claytt Township elect
ed the Republican ticket. except Assessor and
Democratic ticket except Collector and Commits
sioner. Linn Township elected the entire DEM
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Democrats Carry Schuyler County.

RushviIle Ill., April 5.-Democrats carried
Schuyler County by largely Increased ma
torities. electing all Supervisors. Returns ir-
dicate that Schuyler has gone Democratic by
500 majority
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Republican, Nominate Taney County
--f Ticket mt Primary.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mountain Grove, Mo-, April Sat the
Republican primary election held yestcr-
day In Taney County. the following coun-
ty ticket was nominated: Representative.
ID. E. Naples: Prosecuting Attorney. G.
Purd Hays: Sheriff. ]. 7. Wilson: Col
lector. Bob Stone; Assessor. J. N. Cox:
Treasurer. Albert Walker: Public Admin
istrator, W. r. Boyd: Coroner. ". c.
Yoachum: Surveyor. ]. Fl. Johnson: Judge.
Eastern District. ELIAS Clevenger.
All OF the successful candidates won by
good ma ioritieS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Republic.n. win In Dixon.

REPUBLIC SPECIAlA
Dixon, Ill, April 5--The following were
elected at the township election here to-
day: Supervisor, E. c. Parsoni n. A.
Courtright; Town Clerk, W. r. Worth
ton: Assessor. George c. Brescott: Col
lector. Dwight Burnham; Constable. John
Wohnke: Commissioner, c. F. Ball. All
are Republicans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
KirksviIIe, Mo.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

FtEPI B1-ftJ SFECIAIA
KirkNille No. Arril s.-The city election
to-day resulted: Councilmen-Robert Loren7,
First Ward: W. H Evans. Second. and V &.
Ho, eIl Fourth Den,s.): !. o. Sigler tRcpD.
Third Ward. There contest over School
Directors County s,Iperintendency was carried
In the city, and reports from more than twenty
precincts outside the city indicate that 1t car
ned in the county.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
City Election at Chamois.

SEFC BIfIC ST ES~lNIs.
Chamois. Mo-, April 5-On account Of
rainy weather a light vote was polled in
the city election. Judge Henry Ernst
meyer was elected Mayor: Charles Lee
man and L. Fey, Aldermen; E. y. Brock
Collector. and Washington Rogers. Mar
shall. n. p. Casper was reelected School
Director,
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Citizens, Ticket Elected.

NEf Q bIlC SPECIAL
Bsvier. Mo-. April 6-The election here to-
day resulted in the success Of the Citizens
ticket. Directors. John c. Hill and Robert
Richards; Collector, Watkin Jones: Alder
men. F. Browninston. o. p. Boggs, c. o.
Barnes and Cbsmo Baker
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Election at Trenton, Ill.
REpJ-RIJC SPECIAL,

REFC CBI.IC SPEt'IAI.
township ticket was elected to-day: Super
visor, {. F. Turner: Town Clerk, w. J..
Carr; Assessor. George f. Poos; Collec
tor. II. c. Koennecke: Highway Commits
sioner. Henry Holtkamp; School Trustee,
B. J. Lager
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
New Florence City Election.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New Florence, Mo-. April Sat the city
election to-day Adam Rice. T. L. Card
well. A. H. Kalimeyer, E. A. Wilson. NJ.
V. Willis were elected members of the
Council. Howard Ellis was elected School
Director
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
BRYAN WON'T TALK POLITICS.
Returns Home to superintend Sprinl
work ON Farm.

Lincoln. Neb.. April 5.-William J. Bryan
returned to-day from the East and will
remain at F'airyiew for eeveral weeks. He
said: - s''t.ee
Il am here to look after the spring work
on my farm and shall help the men for
some dfpa. On the subject Of politics. I
have nothing to say. Hereafter. shall
make no statements for publication re-
garding the national political situation cx-
cept through the columns Of my paper"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
School Election at Farber.

SPECTA1A
Farber. Mo-. April s.-The annual school
election here to-day resulted in the election Of
p r Taft and D. H: Athey for Town Trus-
tees: The following elected G.. n. Price, w.
T. Reighley. E. r. Taft, Edmond Brynins
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
GRANVILLE Goes Republican.

Granville. Ill. April 5-Ths Township elec-
ton. held here to-day. resulted in a victory
for the Republicans, they eicctinE three candi-
The officers elected: Supervisor. Joe Robinson:
Town Clerk: ]; E dlg: Assessor. Fred Gror
Highways Jacob Lamont. The first three are
Republicans and the other two Democrats The
proposition that the road tax be paid In money
instead Of labor Was defeated.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Democrat. Garry Butler. Mo.

REPUBLIC Special.
Butler. Mo-, April 5.-The city election
here to-day resulted in sweeping Demo-
cratic victory, the entire ticket being
elected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Hish SCHOOL pefeatea,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL ..Ht..a-
GreenvilIe. H.. April 5.-In the township
election here to-day Republicans elected ,. 7.
Buchansn. Town CIeek. Fred Floyd Collector.
T. = Thacker Highway Commistoner and A.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
oIio !Town.hip Republican.

REPUBLIC SPECIAlA =
Eureka. ILL.,. April 5.-Olio Township. for
the first time in several years, went Re
publican with the exception Of two Of
fees. The following are the newly elected
officers: F. B. Stumpf, Supervisor Dem.); :;
Ava Baird. Clerk Rep.); F. B. Jeanpert,
Assessor Rep): r. N. Pifer. Collector
Rep); Park Taylor, full term Commits
sioner Dem): Theodore Pffer. Commits
sioner Of Highways. to f1il vacancy RepD.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Democrats Make Big Gains.

REPCBLIC SPECIAL
| Carmi H.. April 6-Following officers were
elected to-day in carmi Township: Solomon
Renshaw Den.). Assistant supervisor:,. A:
| SCISSOR: Emmett Seerest DENY. Hishwsy Com
| tee. Carmi Township 10 Republican by ma
| j0rity and Democrats made rre0t gains
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
xonparti.an Ticket Elected.


Lamont. Mo-. April 6.-The following nom
partisan municipal ticket was elected here to-
day: Mayor. A. W. Chatham: Marshal. W. D..
Wake: Assessor. ". T. Chatham: Collector,
y: T. Patrick: Street Commissioner. ]. B.
Eark: Aldermen. First Ward, Doctor II. C.
Mitchell: Second Ward Berritt Nelson: School
Directors. Doctor John P. Walker and W. d.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
SPORTING.

Browns defeated the Cardinals In third
game of spring series by score Of to
at Sportsman's Park.
Kid Mccoy defeats Placke. the champion
Of Holland in four minutes Of fighting
at Philadelphia. the foreigner making only
a sorry exhibition. in spite OF his greatly
superior height and weight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Mulberry Goes Democrntic,


Mulberry Grove. ILL.,. April s.-Democrats car
-ied Mulberry Grove Township to-day. electing
the following ticket: Clerk. Thomas Riley; AS
SCISSOR, John F. bingham: collector. John
satterlee: Highway Commissioner. George
Crutchley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Republicans Garry va.dali..
Parker and Dotson TOwnships.

vandalia. ILL.,. April 5-At the township sIec
tion to-day the entire Republican ticket wa
elected by mstorities ranging from 80 to S.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Democrats Elect Entire Ticket.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pana. ILL.,, April 5.-At the annual town.
ship election the Democrats elected the
entire ticket by majorities ranging from
366 to n. as follows: Supervisor, John
Orr; Town Clerk. ]. A Foil; Assessor, W.
NJ. fribbett: Collector. ]. F. Hamlin: Com
missioner of Highways. Z. ]. Breen. This
makes fifteen years that William Tr1b-
bett has been elected Assessor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Mixed Ticket at MartinsvilIe.

REFU BIslt SfECTAIA
Martinsville, III. April 5.-Township officers
were elected to-day as follows: Supervisor, 8.
J. Deahl Rep.l: Clerk. John Hanley Rsp); As
SCISSOR. A. d. Neidish Rep): Collector Nelson
Aud CDem); COMMISSIONER. 8. A. TSggart
tDem.).
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
DEMOCRATS CARRY CHRISTIAN.
VIII Control Board of Supervisors
by IL to 8.

REPVE EIIC SPECIAL-
Taylorvills. H.. April 5.-From returns re-
ceived here tonight II appears tho Democrats
have swept Christian County The following
townships elected the entire Democratic tick
ct: Mosquito. Ricks. South Fors Bear Creek
and King Except Supervisor, May ana Buck
hart.
Mount Auburn was an even split Democrats
The Repubiican ticket was elected In Stoning
ton. Rosemond and Greenwood. The Democrats
gain one supervisor. Tho Board STANDS nfteen
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Litchfeld. Ill. April SIN the township eIec-
tions the entire DEMOCRATIC ticket was elected
in both North and South Litchneld townships
excepting the office Of Town Clerk in North
Litchfield, Joseph Lawrence. tho Republican
candidate being elected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET ELECTED.

Monroe City Votes Loan to Build Ne
KrO School.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Monroe City. Mo, April 5.-The city
election passed OFF quietly. The Demo-
cratic ticket. including Mayor. three Al
dermen. Marshal. Collector and Police
Judge and two members Of the School
Board, was elected.
The proposition TO float loan for Wash
inytOn negro school carried by big ma
iOrity
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Democrats Carry Clarence. Mo.

Clarence Mo-, April s.-EverythnE went
Democratic in the city election here to-day.
Two years ago the Republicans elected the
Mayor and one Alderman. NJ. Dimmitt. the
Democratic nominee for Mayor; was elected by
elected two years ago. The Democrats elect
ed c. II. .Shacklewood. Collector: |. Z. Barns.
Police Judge; r Z. Dale Marshal: Aldermen,
william Pritchard. Second Ward: c. b. Ely
son, First Ward II. Dllmitt and H. C. Soldan
were elected School Directors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
EVEN BREAK At THE CAPITAL.
Democrats and Republicans Divide
Honors at Jefferson City.

Jefferson City. Mo. April 6.-In the city
election for Aldermen and members OF tho
School Board. It was an even break between
the Democrats and Republicans. The Demo
Gratis carried the Ffrrt and Fourth wards;
electing G.. W. Clay and Henry Scherer; and
the latter the Second and Third yards. elect
ing Fred Buerhle and George Walther.
For School Director. Speed Mosby was de-
seated by his Republican opponent. W. F.
Roeen. by afty-five votes. John F. Hefnrichs
yofea.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
LIGHT VOTE PoLLED AT AURORA.
Two Democratic and One Republican
Aldermen Were Elected.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. >-.-,-.
Aurora. Mo-. April Sin the city election
held here TODAY n. B. Kennedy and e. X.
Johnston. both Democrats. and Grant seaburn.
Republican, were elected Aldermen. ]. N.
Reynolds and C. p. Young. both Republicans.
Rain fell ali day, and no hacks were run to
ana nom the mines e formerly. lesuftins In \
hight vote. but the contests were close, the ma
5orftiee ranging from , to 8. :. ...-.. 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Republicans Garry Pontiac, III.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pontiac. ILL.,. April 5.-The township cleo
ton resulted in the election of the entire
Republican ticket. with the exception of
Supervisor. Returns from various parts
of the county show that the Republicans
have gained three Supervisors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Folk at Excelsior Springs.

REPC BLlC SPECIAL.
Excelsior Springs. NO., April 5.-Joseph
w. Folk spoke here in the interest of his
candidacy for Governor this afternoon to
a large crowd
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
CITIZENS, TICKET AT ADRIAN. MO.

Moody Marshal.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Adrian. Mo-, April Sin the city election
to-day the citizens ticket was elected
throughout.
Mayor. J. E. Dowell; Marshal. A. c.
Moody: Alderman W. ]. McCombs, and
Frank Walters: School Directors. 8. l..
Bates and Joseph Blocher.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
MIXED TICKET AT CLINTON, MO.

e. A. BaFnhart, Republican, Chosen
Mayor by Small Majority.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Clinton, Mo-. March Sin tho Clinton
city election to-day e. A. Barnhart Rep)
was elected Mayor by 60 majority. John
Galloway (Dem.) was elected Marshal by
"a majority. Democrats and Republicans
each elected two Councilmen. Party lines
were largely inored, scratched tickets re-
sulting from the bitter local fight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
DEMOCRATS ELECT THE MAYOR.

Appleton City Republican, Get Clerk,
Marshal and One Alderman.
REF UBLIC SPECIAL
Appleton City, Mo-. April 5.-The Demo-
Gratis elected Mayor. Collector. Assessor
and two Aldermen, out of three here to-
day. The Republicans elected the Town
Clerk, one Alderman and Marshal.
A full vote was poled despite the rain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
EDwARDsvILLE DMMoCNATIC.
Entire Ticket Ii Elected BY Mig Ma-
1oPifle0. -


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Edward.vine. H.. Aprn B.-rhs entire DEM
ocratic ticket carried in EdwardsriIls Town
ssiR today y sss fe11o.ns .{Or,.s. sg-
<. pierkes. is: Asses.cr, i. ". MudnS e:
Golisctor Joseph Schmidt. oCs: School Trsstee.
Joseph Temasek mo oppositionl.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Girard. ILL.,, April e.-At the township
publican ticket, with the exception Of
Town Clerk. was elected.
Republicans to Control Council.
Rock Island. III. April s.-The Republicans
to1asy elected ted ave out Of seven candidates for
candidate for SUPERVISE.
Foster Township Mixed. ~
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Foster Township elected the supervise ana
ersss Elected ihs resInSe- a a.. and the Demo
One Democrat Elected.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
t,dn semens 1sssx m % April smIn the township e,ee-
ed: The balance Of the Republican ticket
Patton Township Election.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ship R,1ss.. sSe Mi m Ake5a keepnsc,n SI1 n: P.s
The contest was with the Peopies M ticket s.ee'
Results at Nokomis, III.
-REPEELiC SPECIAL
Nokomis. m. April s:-Elections to-day On
township OFFICES resulted: Supervisor NJ.
Sawyer Den-). 81 majority. Rest OF ticket
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Democrats Win at Marshall. III. ,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall. Ill, April 5.-Ae the TOWNSHIPS
election to-day. the Democrats elected r. Il
griffin Collector. p. j. Davidson Assessor arde I
s,a.5 rrea bpser Gommissioner and the Republican,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
Fredericktown Vote. Prohibition.


Fredericktown. Mo-. April 5.-The city eiee-
ton to-day was hotly contested. The issue
was wet and dry. The drys won everything
but one Alderman: Marsh beat Koppsattel for
Mayor 81; Casey beat Gholson for Marshal co.,
Both candidates for Mayor were Republicans