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noranco. The following arc tho najoritieB Of
tboao c 9 ruonine Oh The 0itlzons' ticket Mayor,
Boott oYsr MoNutt, 1so |, Treasurer, Hennessy
oyer sosah 2o4 Marshal H1sten over 1ear, ao
feaf fea q esmen,, ss, % Thoens wsish KsneF s1d
Kerns, running on tho OitizonB' ticket,
were elected BY large maIorities. There is
great rejoicing By tho viotors.
OHIO.
C1No1dHAT1, o., April 6.-Both parties In tho |
,nunioip. elootion Of this city bad license plat
forms. Temperance and auti-tomperance were |
oisls to The GazeUe report that tho temperance
victories wore complete in New Lexington
aud Morrow, and b complete entl-tempor-
Sto vas IL, won y ba
gan, Wnyncsvllle, Franklin, aud Batavia. Chill
floothc elected four Oounct1men, three OF whom
wore antl-tomperapce. Lancaster elected four
out Of ave antitempSIance oonnellmen L. tho
Democrats; tbs vote Was tho largeat ever pollcd.
Tho phase Of tho temperance question differs
M tlo ssst sSsGsdtns to Sssy but eaas.g II Is g'ner an
p prsSs1 e0a'sps psrties es'"'i p4eb.by pro- seeted
was folt in wards and in votes
roceivod BY individual candidates, a. we'll ~ In
liconse and prohibition voters staying 1t homo
yet the vote polled was light.
AT poMERoY.
PoMRnoY, o., April Gin this city tho oleo-
tion reruited as follows; First Ward, entire vote
cast l62 nnti-tomperanoe majority Assessor.
report not in. Second Ward, entire vote 173;
anti-temperance 191 majority Assessor, on
Third Ward, entire vote 459 ant1:temperauee
90 majority; Assessor, 432 majority. Fourth
Ward, entire vote III ; antl.tomporance 81 ma
jority Assossor, 174 majority.
AT nuCYnUs.
Special DispateA 10 ne Chicago Tribune.
DuuyHuH, o., April B.-Ihero MAS great inter-
est in tho election here to-day, and haavY vote
was polled. The Democrats were victorious over
tho CitizonB' ticket by an average majority ct
about 100, with tho exception Of City Marshal,
who was elected on tile Citizens tfcken by ma
iority Of 4.
spniToTinlp ss H1, O. April m oThis Eii city elooe two
anti.tomperance and four temperance mon to
tho City Council, which will bo q tic on tho TOM
poranco question. Tho elcctiun was .ordorly,
and the largest vote over cast was po!led.
speeia1 Dtspasch 70 T1hs Chicago Tribune.
LIMA, O., April 6.-Lima City elects Demo-
cratio Mayor, Marshal, and ton members @ OF the .
men. Thore is two majority In favor Of prohibi-
tion.
AT DEN1soN.
sss ssi Hpl { The II e5fGs Gssns Temper
ance ticket WIS elected by largo majority.
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,,,.,n, r,,.,o,.h II ~ css.oao 4r3s,,n..
spee' hnri ehe +rs ,'I nsent;on Waa shnrp
loo"T; & -, I'LL t;oLet rs a1o"tad has *
,. more. Inc se"pe'anee '''Ao' ~aa s''''e" " "
'ao1oll'S' IN ,n,.u. - : ::
s,+.,o, D;s,,ateh to oH1"S re GS,eooo r,,oun..
| 11RnAgA'' g.. Anril G.-Iho ei,tiro Republican
| +omnnronra t;sclnt was cloctel: mniority smnll.
Se'A'p'A"AS0 At MAssv1gLp.
| Sxctnt Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
| MANSFIELD, O., April G.-Iho municipal eloo-
| tion WIS strongly contested to-day. The Citl-
zene' Temperance ticket has a popular majority
Of liz oyor tie regular Democratic tiokot. Tenn
nerance Coupcifmop 1yero oieutod in tho First
ind second Wards, and Democratic (whisky)
Couno;lmon In tho Third and Fourth Wards. The
| Oity Council stands flvo temperance to tl1roo