The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-09
OHIO ELECTIONS.
Cincinnati, Columbus and Toledo
20 Democratic.

TOLEDO, April 9.-The election in this
city yesterday was warmly contested, and
the returns come in slowly. At o O clock
this morning but five wards were heard
from, indicating the reelection Of Jones,
Democrat, for Mayor, by small MAORI.
ty. The Council will be Republican, and
most Of the Republican city ticket Is prob
ably chosen.
CINCINNATI, April s.-Ninteen wards
complete give Johnston, Democratic can.
didate for Mayor, 1925; Davis, Republl-
can, 11,413. The remaining six wards
gave Wiley, Democrat, for Secretary OF
State last fall, net majority OF over
800. The balance of the Democratic
ticket is probably elected with the excep-
tion, perhaps, ol the Prosecuting Attorney
and City Solicitor. Incomplete returns
indicate that the Democrats have ma
iority of the Police Commissioners.
COLUMBUS, April 8.-The returns Of
yesterdays election show that all OF the
Democratic city ticket was elected, the
majority by 10 majority, and the City
Solicitor by q still smaller majority.
BRber and RIOkley, Democratic cHudI-
dates for Constitutional Convention are
both elected. The Democrats elected
seven out Of eleven Councilmen. Council
now stands Democrats, ten, Republicans,
eight, Independent, three, One peculiar
feature Of the election was the defeat OF
Theodore Comstock, who has served his
ward as Councilman, for twenty years.
The ward Is strongly Republican, but ".
X. Kent, Democrat was elected by
twenty.nine majority.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-Al the returns
OF this city now in except two precincts,
which are Democratic, give johnson, the
Democratic candidate for Mayor, 002
majority, Warrenton, the Republican
candidate for City solicitor, 479 majority,
Mcrchant." the Liberal candidate for
Police Judge, 13l9 majority, Campbell,
the Republican candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, 421 majority, Henry Kessler,
the Republican candidate for Police Com
missioner, 419 majority. The Democrats
and Liberals have elected the remainder
Of their ticket by from 800 to 1900
majority In the State. CircleVllle elected
q Republican Mayor, Constitutional dele
gate and nearly all their county ticket
The Republican ticket is elected in Shelby
county. The Democrats were successful
in Dayton, Wooster, Chillicothe, Marion,
Crestline, and Middletown. The 1nde-
pendent ticket Is elected in Lancaster.
TOLEDO, O., April S.-The result OF
yesterdays election, was the choice OF
Jones, Democrat, as Mayor, by about
200 majority, together with the City 3d.
liCitor and Judge OF the Police Court.
The Republicans elected the Prosecutor |
Of the Police Court, Trustees Of Cemetc-
ries and 6 of 8 Councilmen. On the test
vote the Republicans have decided ma
iority. Hon. NJ. r. Waite was unnni-
mously elected to the Constitutional Con.
vention. Scribner, Democrat, gains on
Kellogg and may be elected.
CLEVELAND, o., April 9.-Full returns
from the city gives Otis majority oi
100 for Mayor. The Council will be
Republican.
CINCINNATI, April S.-Full city |
give johnson, Democrat, 1000 majority.
Merchant, Liberal Republican, for Police |
Court Judge, 1876. Relnlein, Democrat,
for Trustee Of Water Works, 1869. Camp. |
bell, Republican, for Prosecuting AttOr- |
ney for Police, $50. Between the Repub'
lican and Liberal Republican candidates
for City Solicitor, the vote is so close that
only official returns will determine which
il elected,