The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

CoLuhSTa April 1.-Wm' floox's
railroad employee. fell from the top Of
. oar this morning at the depot and
was crushed from the train passing
over him.
But % out OF los members OF the
House we're present this morning.
Ths IIsstisns.
DXYFos, April 6.-Tbe election pass
cd of quietly. although there was An
extraordinary vote cast, especially in
the 7th and sth wards, Democratic.
which east 3ss votes more than ever
before, gainiss nearly 900 Democratic
majority. Butz, for Mayor, and the
Democratic city ticket elected BY fully
200 majority, and Republican coun-
ell and sahool board. Never was more
earnest work done. The Democrats
are jubilant snd the opposition depTess-
ed. The crusaders remained IN the
churches ct prayers all day for the sue
cess OF the Citizens and Republican
ticket
Piqua elects IN asi-cEusade ticket
With the council tied.
CINCINNATI April s.-Both parties
in the municipal election OF this city
had license platforms. Temperance and
anti-tem persnce were made tbs issue
in other parts Of the State. Specials to
the Ga,etn report the temperance vic.
tories complete 10 New Lexington and
Morrow, and OF snti.tempersnce in
Washington Court House. where the
won,en's movement began. Msysvills,
Franklin, Batonia and ChIllicothe
elected four eounsilmen. three of whom
we're antistemp psrsnce. Lancaster elect.
ed four out st FIVE anti-temPeranee
cou ounsilmsu. The temperance victory
10 Eaton was led by the Democrats. 1t
was the lsrgss. ever polled: The phase
OF the temperance question differs little
according to the locality, but n gene.
raj contest between license and proh+
hibi,iop. 1t probably affected the cleo
ten iu Cincinnarl, but this effect was
felt ir wards and the vot.s received BY
individual candidates. as veil ss 10 the
reduced vote caused BY anti license and
prohibition voters staying at home dur
iue voting houre. The weather was
fair oil day, yet the vote po'isd Wss
light,
PoxERoY, April 6.--City election
e,,.t va,d entire vote cast 1852; anti
tenn persnce 9 majority; assessor. report
no. in Second ward, entire vote l73;
anti.teu peraoce los msjority assessor,
ia; Third ward, entire vote 459; anti-
tenn perauce 80 majority asse.sor 49, !;
Fourth ward, entire vote III; sat.
tenn perance 81 majority; assessor ia
TotzDo, April 6.-Ths election pass
ed OF quietly. the vote being the hsav.
lest ever poIlsd in this city. There
has been much splitting, and none OF
the wards have yet completed their
count. The interest centered prinsi-
pslly on the choice for Alderman in
the Fifth ward, and the Democrats
claim the election Of Siss. They also
claim the election Of their candidate
for Street Commissioner BY 400 ms-
jority, aud Ave out Of eight Aldermen,
and about the sAme sumbsr Of Coun-
cilmsn. The result will probably not
be definitely known tonight.
CoLuyBus, April 6.-Ths election
pssssi Of quietly, and in most OF the
wards q heavy vote was poiled Rs-
turns are not in but from lev wards
vet but the Indications are that the es'
tire Democratic ticket 10 elected.
DA,gos. April 6.-Lster additional
rstures give the Democratic mayor
nearly 500 majority. The Democrats
CARY H,s and the Republicans sx
wards.