The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-04

elected. The Democrats elected two
Councilmen out of seven.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-The Republi-
cans carried Cleveland by heavy ma
jority. Mr.. Pelton, Republican can
didate for Mayor, was elected by about
fifteen hundred majority. Democratic
loss from 1869 over four thousand. The
vote is not all counted. The Republi-
cans gain two Councilmen, perhaps
three.
LIMA, April 3.-The entire Demo
cratic township and corporation tickets
were elected here-the corporation ticket
by a majority OF ITO. This is a small
Democratic gain. The Republicans
had no regular ticket, but supported the
Citizens ticket, A proposition to light
the city with gas was carried by large
majority.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-The city elec-
ton returns are so meagre yet that it is
impossible to more than conjecture on
the majority for Davis (Republican)
for Mayor, who is certainly elected
over Harris (DemscraD by a decided
majority. In the l4th Ward the Re.
publican loss on last Secretary of State
vote is %. In the 23d Ward the Dem
ocratic loss is II. Partial returns from
five other wards indicate that the ma
jority for the Democrats will range from
1900 to 1000. In the 14th Ward Gabri-
ell Meter { Independent Republican, for
council Is elected over Harris, regular
nominee, by over 200 majority. The
returns show loss of l. in the 23d
Ward. In the 5th, l4th, 18th, 18th,
22d, 23d and oath wards the Republican
loss on the Republican Secretary Of
State majority, which was 2765, aggre-
gates 223; but one heavy German ward
yet in; in the others Republican
gains are expected. Basing estimates
on these returns, Davis (Repnb-
lican, for Mayor majority will fall un-
der 10000. James Sands (Republican),
for Alderman, and VIM. Lodu (Inde-
pendent Democracy, Councilman, in
the Second Ward, are elected. Daniel
Wall (Republican), for Councilman,
had no opposition. J. Keck (Republi-
can), for Alderman, and A. T. Goshorn
(Republican) for Councilman from the
Fifteenth Ward, are elected.
In the 7th, 9th, and llth Wards,
Davis (Republican), gains 81. In thir-
teen out OF tweny-four Wards, the Re
publican losses on the majority for Sec
retory of State amount to 532. The
Republicans claim that the whole Re-
publican city ticket is elected, not ex'
cepting Campbell, for Prosecuting At
torney.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-Elyria went
about 200 majority for the Republican
ticket.
TOLEDO, April 3.-Toledo gives Seney,
(Democrat) for Judge, $500 majority
over Fitch, (Republican).
CONNECTICUT
New HAVEN, April 3.--In New Ha-
ven Jewell (Republican), for Governor,
gains 39l on the vote Of last year.
Tweaty-one towns in New Haven coun-
ty show gain OF S3l for Jewell over
last year. Jewell is probably elected.
Kendrick (DemocraD, for Congress
from the Second District, is probably
elected by small majority.
HARTFORD, April 3.-Strong (Repub-
lican) is elected to Congress from the
First District. Twenty.one towns in
Hartford county give Jewell (Repub-
lican) 367 majority. The county gave
a Democratic majority last year.
NORWICH, April 3.-As far as heard
from this district gives jewell about
the same majority as last year. Stark
weather, for Congress, has 1900 majority.
New HAVEN, April "a. B. Wood
ward (Republican) is elected to the
State Senate over E. A. Woodward
(Democrat), in the 18th district, by
about 100 majority. Figures in the
Palladium office give Kellogg (Repub-
lican), for Congress, in the I'd district,
about IS majority.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, April 3.-Very little inter-
est was taken in the election to-day.
The returns are too meagre to give any
figures. The Democrats have about
$50 majority in this city. Mrs. \. B.
Gardner voted in the Ninth Ward,
Detroit, and Mary Wilson voted in
Battle Creek.
INDIANA.
EVANSVILLE. April 3.-Hon. VIM.
Raker was re-elected Mayor by the Re-
publicans by 500 majority, together
with the whole city ticket.