The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-04-05

Town and City Elections in Michigan.
Special Dispatch to the Detroit Daily Advertiser
Ann Arbor, April 2.-The city O
Ann Arbor gives a triumphant and in.
creased Republican majority. Barry
is reelected Mayor.
st. Johns, Clinton Co., April o.
Unprecedented majority. Every Re
publican on our ticket elected. Our
gain has been immense in this township
of Bingham, Clinton county. Oul
Supervisor elected by ninety-three ma
jority; the smallest sixty-fve. Last
year twenty-five.
Royal Oak, April 2.-Royal Oak Re-
publican. Town officers elected by
from twenty-five to ffty-three majority.
General Dispatch.
PoNTIAC.-The Democrats have
elected their entire ticket by majorities
ranging from to "a.
Owosso.-The following is the re-
suit of. the election held here to-day
for city officers.
A. Gould (Dem.) Mayor; J. N. In
gersoll (Rep.), Clerk; A. b. Chapman
Dem.) School Inspector; A. nj. Kel-
logg (Rep.), Director of the Poor; NJ
w. Quackenbush (Dem.) and B. M.
Davis (Rep.). Supervisors; B. S. Re-
tain DEM and r. Hodgkin Rep.)
Constables. The Democrats have
elected two Aldermen and the Repub-
licans two also.
LATER.-The charter election passed
off quietly. Amos Gould (Dem.)
elected Mayor by 1913 majority; Jro.
N. Ingersoll (Rep.) elected City Clerk
by 1876 majority. The rest of city off,
GERS and Supervisors are about equally
divided, with three Republican and
two Democratic Aldermen.
ANN ARBoR.-The city election held
here to-day has resulted in the election
of Mr.. Barry (Rep.) for Mayor, by "a
majority-a small gain-and the whole
Republican city ticket, with the exep-
ton of Treasurer.
ANN ARBoR TOWNSHIP has also gone
Republican.
NILEs.-The Democrats have elected
their whole city ticket by majorities
ranging from so to so.
FLrNT.-The Republicans have elect
ed their city ticket and nearly all Of the
ward officers by majorities averaging
about so.
FLINT TOWNSHIP is also Republican.
GRAND RAPIDS city election passed
off without serious disturbance. The
have elected their candi-
date for Mayor by Is mai; the Marsh
al by 20 maj. and three Aldermen and
two Supervisors. The Democrats elect
their candidate for Treasurer by l ma
jority Clerk, SO majority School In
spectors, 25 majority; Directors of the
Poor, two Alderman and three Super
visors.
MoNRoE.-The Republicans have
elected their candidate for Mayor, Mr..
O'Connor, by 46 majority. The tick
cts were badly split, SO that it will be
to give the result for balance
of city officers tonight.
JAcKsoN.-At the city election to-
day the Republican candidates for
Mayor, Treasurer, Marshal, Justice,
two Supervisors, two Aldermen, the
Schoo! Inspectors, Poor-Master, and
three Constables were elected by ma
jorities averaging about 80. The Dem
ocrats have elected their candidate for
Recorder; also two Supervisors. two
Aldermen and one Constable. In the
township of Summit the Republicans
elect their whole ticket, and in the
township Of Blackman the Democrats
nave elected their whole ticket except
one Justice of the Peace.
HILLsDALE.-Beni. Fisher, the Union
candidate for Supervisor, is elected by
IS majority. The Republicans elect
he balance Of the ticket by $50 major
ty.
ADRIAN.-Wm. w. Cook, Republi-
IAN candidate for Mayor, was elected |
o-day by about 90 majority, only j; the
Republican candidates for Recorder,
Treasurer and Street Commissioners
ire also elected. The result for Mar
hal is very close and has not yet been
A majority of the Com
non Council is Republicans.
LATER.-In this city the Democrats
ave elected two Of their candidates
he Marshal by 90, and one Justice of
he Peace by FIVE majority.
CoLDwATER.-Att the election to-day
he whole Republican ticket was cleo
ed by over 800 majority. The vote is
he heaviest ever polled here.
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP has elected
he entire Republican ticket by major
les ranging from Is to 33, Last year
ne Democratic majority was S.