, 1874-04-08
OHIO.



majoritiea in tho township range from 400 TO Is.
It iB d aweoplng and complete victory, and tho
temperance people arc uttorly domorallzed.
Floyd, Of tho Council, throatcnB to resign his
cd; Bonner will do likcwiso. This nocessitatcs
new elections, and anti-tonporanco mon will
probably 60 In. Tho Gazette of tomorrow sayB:
"Let tho ncws 60 abroad from Maine to Georgia,
that Chillicothe Is tho only town that votes Tor
turning Sundays into holidays, aud for froe
bcor."
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Tho Democrats we're
triumphant in the city election by majority Of
about 1000. They will Aaye minority Of about
tha candidate for Judge Of tho superior Court,
for whom both parties voted, received 10000
votee.
o1NcrsKAr1, O., April 7.-Tho Domocratto mn
jority In Cincinnati will ba about 5000 In vote
Of about $4,000. Tho full vote Of tho city is
about $4,000.
At CLEVELAND.
C1EgELAND, O., April 7.-netnrns from all the
wards in this oity but one. show heavy Demo-
four members and loae one. Tho Democratic
candidate for Police Commissioner Was eleoted
ovor 1874 Of 1898.
At COLUMBUS
CoIuMnuB, O., April Full returns Of tho
election show that tho whole Democratic ticket
Ia elected, tho Democratic candidate for Police
Commissioners beating tue citizens ticket from
goo to ooo ;, Three indopeudent candidates for
the Council we're elected. Tho Council will
stand: Democrats, II; Republican, 81; 1ndo-
pendent, ..
Special .Dispafch to The Chicago Tribune.
BucEnus, O., April 7.-The wliaky-party jo1li-
nod hero to-day over the victory Of yesterday.
Whisky was FREQ to alt, and the praying-band,
wherever 1t wcut was followed by greatrabble,
shouting and curaing. It was powerful ordeal
for the women of BucyruR, but not ono showed
A f0r lie mr..
casion pushed along with tho crowd. vainly on-
doayoring by their music to drown the voices Of
tho ladies. Drunken men joaeled through tho
throng, utterlng awful oaths, swinging bottles,
in threatening mAnner over the head Of a
woman at prayer. In the afternoon 4 gangt
mostly of Acknowledgements, gathered upon plat
form-wagon drawn by four horses. aud were
driven through the Btroets, cheering and 8woar-
ing. There was great t,ltn,llt aud disorder.
AT TOLEDO.
Special Diepatc! to The Chicago Trtbuns.
ToLEDo, o., April 1.-THE municipal election
Democrats md thor anti~temperaucea allies. The
majority il about 500. The Republicans have
usually carried the city BY about that majority.
Tho Germans foel very jubant over having, as
they think, taught tho American Republicans
lesson which Will III the future restrain thom
from adopting AL orratie course on the temper
ance question. The Republicans have major
ity in tho Council, owing to half Of TINT body
holding ovor from last year, but tho Board Of
Aldermen is strongly Democratic. Tho Prohib-
tioniets displayed = good doai Of activity, nnd
worked asBiauouB1y, both before and during tho
election, but only succeeded In polling 40 votea.
The elections in surrounding towns III thus
aoction Of tho State have gonerally gone Domo
cratic under the pressure Of tho temperance OK
citenent, though to this there Ii Que nosable
exception In
THE TOWN OF NAPOLEON,
county seat Of Henry County, which has gone
Republican and temperance, to the surprise OF
all who know tue LOCALITY, which il regarded as
the least promising field for tho temperance
movement III Northwestern Ohio.
AT FosTORtA,
Seneca County, n full Temperance ticket was put
in the field, .nd the women male strenuous Of
forts to hayo It succoed. Prayer-meetings for
it's succeas woro held at intervals during tho day.
The election WAS close, but lato in tho evening,
when tho count Was completed, it was found that
tho Temperance tokot was elected, aud ali tho
BELLS in town were set to ringing.
DAYTON, O., April Tho official Democratic
majority for Butt, Mayor, il 403; Police Com
missioner, 750. Tho batnnco Of tho Democratic
tickot is 9sl to 6a7. The party, is much loss
but they regard tho victory a. the conclusive
ending Of cruaadlng, and will insist upon It.
The Loagne will have to adopt new method o
conducting temperance reformation. NO pro
libitory ordinance can pass the Council, thouG
mona hn9 boen contemplated.
M1AM1SBURd,
in this county, elected the Anti-Prohibition
ticket. Tho Democrats tired 100 guns tonight,
celebrating thoi1 triumph.
At IRoNToN.
8peciat Di.patcI 70 The Chicago Tribune.
IRoNToS o., April 7.-The largest vote oyag
polled IN city election waa given yesterday. Tenn
norasce aud Antt-Tomperance tickets were run.
Tho Temperance candidate WIS elected. The
Temperance party arc greatly encouraged over
the unexpected result.
AT LANCASTER.
sp<sta! Dspateh:so The Ghteaoo G Tribune.
day resulted in tho defeat Of all tho Temperance
candidates for tho City Council. except in the
Fifth Ward. Tie secoud Wud, heretofore
strongly Republican, elected Democratic
Councilman.
Special DISPATCH 70 I;hs Chicago Tri1aat.
MARIsrrA, O., April 7.-1no entire anli-cr,l-
sa1ers und German caupnB ticknt wa8 eected-
the Mayor by 46a majority aud every Couuoil-
man.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Co1tuMDus, o.. April 7.-Tlo Temperance
ticket was elected 1T Gallipolis, Mt. Vernon,
town, Portsmouth, aud Newark.
MICHIGAN.
AT GRAND 1ApiDa.
Special Dispateh 70 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
GnANp nAHns, Mich, April 7.-The PROPOSE
tton to raise $3.50, 600 in four ANIMAL equal sums
to build Court-ilouse received heavy ma
jorlty ia its fayor IN tho ot,y but It is probably
Republican and throo Democratic Supervisors.
The town o]ectiony, 30 far ns heard from. make
pretty certain Domooratio majority Of ono III
tho Board OF Supervisors for this county. Tho
otiicial count reduces 1Ionsenan's majority
appearance Of corrupt canyassIng In the Fritz
Ward. It IL tho bolof OF honorable citIzons Of
both parties who have. looked into tho mattor
that an oyorhaullng Of tho ballot.box OF that
ward would show Pietco, tho Republican oandi-
lato for Mayor, to have beon olootod: also.