Show Tie ELECTION COXTEST1 The Democrat Make < Jnll < K Clean Sweep In Chicago TOIEKA Kas April 1Ek thou were held in Kansas today In Mxty cities of the first t second and third eLw for councilmen and mcmKrs of school boards In nearly all the cities the battles were fought on purelylmml issues The chief Interest attaching to the election was tin exercise of the eur rage by women At Manliaten two years ago they captdred all the ely ollicts and had a tck tin the Held today The prospects are tint the women were elected over the three other tickets They had con trolof all the election tlof al eleton machinery havIng appointed Women judges cinch S > id clerks o election at all the Ir I At eavenworth the women nonv Inateila candidate for the counci and for the schoolboard on tilts republican I publican ticket SomutliiuR ore I G women were registered l but only hat of tem went to the polls The I democrats ran a straight male ticket and it was elected with the excep tion of obI couucilnlntli All the women were defeated AT mioniA the were worked up to the highest pitch of excitement over the candidacy of Ir Jackson for reelrclloii as a member of lie school board The issue I was on a projection of the opposition t Mrs > Jackson to reduce the salaries ot school tiachers Airs JacksonH platfunn was Good salaries fur good teachers The returns tonight Indicate her reclecllnu At Topeka about f50 omen were registered and but little over half of them voted They had no candidates candi-dates in the field and were not directly di-rectly interested ill the ejection The women < Atchlsou had their candidates in the field on the democratic demo-cratic ticket but they were defeated and the straight republican ticket was victorious The registration of women throughout the Slate in cities of the ccond and thlru classes was goner ally smaller than usual owlug to he lack of issues I AtSalinaHhc fenalo fuflragbts lomlnated a woman candidate for he school board A colored woman was run by the antisullraglsts The unrasista were defeated and the colored woman was elected by an overwhelming majority IECK ELECTED MlLVACKEE April 1The democrats dem-ocrats elected Teck and the entire ticket by SOUQ majority CHICAGOS itiaoiT CIIICAOO April 1iJeniocrale niadb a clean fiwebp of all the bfllcrs in the principal township elections today The republicans previously haL the north and south ana office In the rnt annexed an-nexed town the rl < < iblcans maintained main-tained the lead The result of the aldcnuanlc contest Events to have kit lie city council practically unchanged un-changed the republicans liaiillng a majority of three or four rue democrats nlso I made decided I gains emtin Urn aldermen The new city council will stand 44 democrat dem-ocrat 31 republicans 2 independent dcmOt1 In and I independent renib IN JllSSOUUI KA > SAS CIT April lEiec l1 were held In many cities hroughout Missouri today fur roes I of city councils and school bonrdii Difpatchts from various bn Dlppthl rm nros cities state the Australian system worked to the satisfaction of the voters lCncou le A CnvMor Inquiry KtV VoitK April 1Slephci Zaro a naturalized American ell zen who resided for several years vlth an oMvr brother who keei a restaurant in Santa rz Callfor iLi sited lilt old home In Daluia thit Au < lrla in ISSS when his itlier died Ills father left an es ate of 320003 nut his mollurbelng oU and feeble asked Stephen t assume charge of the estate until it could disposed of without pacri fn remained until recently shell according to the story In the l url < l the government of Ualmatla rld I Ioermcnt llmal3 gave him three Jays 1 leave the country He had ills citizen cuntr le h3 Il cizn papers and joFyport He claims ppl herOic American consul at Trl tenor te-nor Minister Grant afforded him iny satlsfAction when he com ilained to them of his treatment 1 g soon ai he reaches California he u ill teck legal advice and without delay have the cane ofllcally called to the attention of Secretary Blame lUimnrrU lllrlbilar liEitLix April 1Today was lie evenlyfiftli anniversary I of theblrth of Kismarck The railways t the station of Frcivlrlchsruhe r al uost blocked by the enormous numberof presents arriving for the prince ln Djrlugtlieday lllsmarck received a imiultr of congratulatory trio grits He sjvnt the day quietly with his family In the evening he was serennded After the procession last night Herr Wooniau in the course of a convenatloii expressed the hope bat the prince would not b altogether alto-gether a strauzer to politics and that he would still take part In the debates In the Itelchstasr To this ily tismarck made an acquiescent n fwelvo hundred railroad men formed a torchlight procession tonight night and marched 1 Ilkmarcks resilience here the exchancellor a serenaded with patriotic sougn After thanking his 1 lou the prince walked the entire length ef the procession and was greeted with deafentngcheers Hcevinced coitoiderattleemotlonand WI obI Ie to wipe away the tears which stood In his cC His speech i regarded as proof of keen and unimpaired in clligenceand marvelous memory A handsome > ortralt of Emperor Villiam was sent with a handsome plp and autograph letter by an ad utaut MrlUe of ChlraEn Flnmbrn CniCAOO April numbers 1 the number of 1000 struck today oran or-an advance in wages from 5313 per dny n the minimum to 275 Nearly every shop in the city is a ected Tonight five shops bad conceded the demands of the men The Maser Mas-er Plumbeis Association however till holds out The master carpen days tel n looking for a strike in a few < onn ratlon of Far OTTAWA April 1Before n par amenlory committee today Sir Frederick Mliidletun admitted he tad ordered furs confiscated and ivttblssliaruVasto b put up In Ic and forwarded 1 Bedsen Mr leid Indian Commissioner and ilrncelf The committee will probably prob-ably ask the House to vote Brenenur 4oOO eornjjensation The CarOtid Memorial CLEVELAND April ExPnsI dent Hayes and the secretary of the Garfield I memorial Association haves b ued an address staling that the memorial structure m this city will be dedicated Slay 33th next and b tciC1 lIy t next nvitin all organized bodies In the United States military Masonic and civic and exsoldiers and citl in the zen generally f participate ccremoule Arrangements are b ng etc with the railroad com ponies fof reduced rates of fare |