The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-04

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licans elected the Mayor, Marshal, Cit,
Commissioner, and three out Of four Of th
Councilmen. Last fall the city went 20l
Democratic. -
YOUNGSTOWN, April 8.
The election passed very quietly, to-day
in the township the entire. D Democrat,
ticket was elected by close vote. A bIl
recently passed by the Legislature, retain
Ing five Of the old Council, or one from
each ward another year, which left fivl
to elect The Democrats elected four on
offiVe. The vote was light and close
The Republicans not showing halt theil
strength, while tho Democrats worked Sc
Crctly and with great effect
p" CANTON, April 8!
This city elected clear Democratic
ticket, on an average majority Of 52
There was considerable interest taken IL
the election by both parties, and about The
usual number Of votes pOled.
. MAssLLoN, April 8.
The election here to-day resulted In the
election Of one Democrat trustee and one
constable. The balance Of the ticket Is
Republican by the usual majority.
ALLIANCE, April 8.
The election passed of quietly. The
Republicans elected their whole ticket by
about the average majority. The chiel
interest centered on the temperance ques.
tion. The town council having submitted
the question 10 the people to decide in fa.
vor or oragainst q strict ordnance prohibit,
ing the sale Of oil intoxicating liquors In
the place; the result Is handsome ma.
jority in favor Of temperance.
AKRON, April3 8.
The election passed off quietly to-day,
The Republicans elected their entire city
ticket, excepting Marshal Parker, in.
dependent republican candidate Tor that
Office, was elected. The Democrats elect.
ed two councilmen out Of seven.
BUCYRUs, April 3.
The Bucyrus corporation have elected
two Councilmen on the temperance and
reform ticket In, ,Bucyrus township hall
OF the Democratic and halt Of the Repnb.
licAn ticket was elected.
CREsTLINE, April 0.
In consequence of tho rain very light
vote was polled. The vote was divided
between the regular Democratic ticket
and the Peoples ticket, parts Of. each be.
ing elected. In this township tho entire
Peoples ticket Is elected, with tho excep.
tlon Of Trustee and Assessor.
sANDusKY, O., April 8.
The election In this city to-day turned
on purely local issues. The Democratic
candidate for Mayor was elected by 03
majority. The Republicans have a ma.
jority Of the City Council, the City Mar.
shal and Assessor. Judge Fitch runs be.
hind bis ticket largely, the city going
nearly four hundred FOR Seney, Democrat.
On tho city election, the Republicans feel
quite as jubilant as the Democracy.
SALEM, April9.
The municipal election here to-day re.
suited as follows: Two councilmen, Dem.
ocrats, and one councilman Republican
City Clerk, Republican. The township
elected two Republicans and one Demo.
ciat as Trustees. The balance Of the
ticket Republican.
LIMA, AprilS
Entire Democratic township and cor.
poratlon 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
the citizens ticket, A propOsi.
ton to light the city by gas was carried
by large majority.
CINCINNATI, April 8.
The city election returns are so meagre
as yet that It Is impossible 10 more than
conjecture on the majority Of Davis, Re-
for Mayor, who Is certainly
elected over Harris, Democrat by q de.
cided majority, In the 18th Ward the
Republican loss on the last Secretary Of
States vote Is 22. In the Esd Ward the
Democratic loss is II. Partial returns
from FIVE other wards Indicate majority
for the Democrats Of from 1900
to 1000, In the 14th Ward, Gabriel
Nilter, independent Republican, was
elected for Council over Harrison, regular
nominee, by 200 majority.
CLEVELAND, April g.
The Republicans carried Cleveland by
a heavy majority. Petton, Republican
candidate for Mayor, is elected by about
fifteen hundred majority. The Demo.
cratic loSs from 1860 Is over four thou
sand. The vote is not all counted. Re-
gain two Councilmen-perhapS
three.
CINCINNATI, April 8.
Later returns show a loss of II in the
Esd Ward. The 9th, 14th, 18th, 11th,
29d, Esd, and cath Wards show a Re.
publicanloss on the Republican Secretary
Of State, in May, which was 2, ,705, and ag.
gregated 29S. But ono heavy German
ward yet In; in these Republican gains
are expected. Basing an estimate on
these returns, Davis (Republican Mayor
majority will fall under 10000. James
Sands, Republican Aldermen, and VIM.
Lodu, Independent Democrat Council.
man in the Cd Ward, are elected. Dan.
lei Wolf, Republican Councilman, had no
opposition. ]. Keck, Republican Alder.
man, and A. T. GoShorn, Republican
Councilman, Of the 10Th Ward, were
elected.
CLEVELAND, April ..
Elyria went about 200 majority for the