The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-08
ELECTION RETURNS.

CH1cAoo, April7.
The following returns are taken from the
Times specials:
DuBuQug, April I.
The Democrats have carried every ward
but one, electing -four ont of FIVE aldermen.
Solomon Tnrek, q Democrat, is elected May
or by over 500 majority. Graves (Republi-
CAM carried the city last year by 246 maiori-
~. The Republicans elect the City Marshal
by II majority.
FREEroRr, H., April 8.
The Democrats to-day elected their entire
ticket with the exception of one alderman,
by msjorities ranging from 40 to 100.
FT. WAYNE, April 6.
The entire Democratic ticket is elected.
No opposition.
VALPARAISO, Ind. April 8.
The Democratic ticket is elected by IS ma
jority-a gain Of over lG0.
EIKHaRr. Ind, April 6.
The Democratic majority is l44-a gain of
244.
WsoyA, Mimi, April 8.
joriiy of 3Tl-a gain of 20S. The whole
Democratic ticke.Iis elected by an average
majority of 400.
Nkw YoRK. April I.
The World latdst special from New Haven
say the majority for Governor English will
probably be over 1920. The Senate will
probably stand 10 Radicals to . Democrats,
but the 10th District is still uncertain. The
Radical majority in the House will be about
20.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April T.
The city election yesterday resulted in the
choice Of Democratic Mayor and majority
Of the Common Council, and all the city tick>
ct excep, Clerk. The city has for several
years past gone Republican. The contest
vas IN exciting one, but turned mainly on
local matters.
CLEVELAND, April /.
The charter elections in Ohio yesterday re-
suited in nothing decisive rs regards public
sentiment, the issues being local and the tick
ets badly split The returns indicate about
the came msjorities a. last fall, with the ex-
ception of a smaller vote cast
SASDusKY, O., April !.
At the municipal and township election
held here yesterday, the entire Democratic
ticket was By ca average majority Of 200
CINCINNATI, April I.
The total vote polled here yesterday vas
% ,62T, against 26,SO4 last October. The
nepupitGAUu BiHStEA - eSok0 W wv eetASA&4-
Court, Clerk Of the Police Court, Truf.ee Of
Wa,erworks and Director of the City In6r~
mary. The Democrats elected the City
Commissioner and Wharfmaster. The high
est Republican majority vas 1,09I, and the
lowest SO. The Democratic majorities were
1877 and 208 The two Democratic candidates
elected were supported BY the Workingmen's .
party. The Workingmen's ticket received
an average vote Of about 600. The Republic
cans have majority Of 8 in the City Council.
The Republican majority in the city last Oc>
tober was 2,l38,
SAxDUsKY, O., April I.
At the municipal and town election held
hare yesterday the sn;ire pepoersiic ticket
vas elected by m average majority Of 200.
CLEvKLAyD, o.. ApFil7.
At the city election yesterday the Rrpubli-
cans gained about 1000; 10 oat Of 80 coun-
ciimsn are Republican.
CALAIS, Me-. J, April I.
King, the Republican candidate for Mayor,
received S32 majority.
| BLACKBERRY, ILL.,, April Z.
| The largest poll ever cast in this township
was cast here to day, on strict party vote.
The following is the result: W. P. West,
Republican, for supervisor, $50; J. Harring-
ton, Democrat, 81. This is a Democratic
| gain of over 20 votes.