The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-06
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TROY, O., April 6.-Democratic. Ma
jority OF three in Council.
WASHINGTON, G. H., o., April 6.-S.
W. otuckey, L.. Coffman and Asa Gregg
were elected Councilmen, and George
Dahl and II. b. Maynard, School Direct
ors.
| LIMA, o., April 6.-Democrats success
full, with exception of one Councilman
and Assessor.
| URBANA, o., April 6.-The entire Re-
publican ticket was elected, with the
exception Of Councilman and Assessor
in the Third Ward.
| YOUNGSTOWN, o. April 6.-Citizens'
ticket elected yesterday.
| BUCYRUs, April 6.-Entire Democratic
| ticket elected.
| NEW VIENNA, April 6.-Temperance
ticket elected by 26 majority.
LONDON, April 6.-The Democrats elect
two members of the School Board by
| seventy-tiye majority. The Republicans
| elect Mayor, Council and balance of the
corporation ticket by majorities ranging
from thirty-fiv to forty.
CREsTLINE, April 6.-The entire Demo-
cratic ticket was elected by an average
majority of 1866.
| ZANEsvILLE, April 6.-Entire Demo-
cratic ticket elected by majorities rang
ing from 15O to $50.
NEWARK, O.. April 6.-The Democrats
have ten majority in Council. Brooks
(lnd. }, for Marshal, is elected by nearly
400 majority.
CHHLICoTHE, o., April 6.-E. X. Mick,
the independent candidate for Mayor, is
elected by IA majority. The Independ-
ent candidates for City solicitor and
| Marshal are also elected. The Demo-
Gratis elect all the township officers, all
the City Councilmen and City Engineer.
Inc Water-works proposition was car.
ried by very large majority.
| SPRINGFIELD, O., April 6.-Politics en-
tirely ignored. The following are the
successful candidates: Mayor, Milton
Cole; City Solicitor, John G. Miller (no
opposition); }; Marshal, S. p. Mast. Mem
bers Of Council-Flrst Ward, William L,
OBrien; Second Ward, John A. Ship
man; Third Ward, Jas. W. Hall; Fourth
Ward, james Glenn; Filth Ward, John
l.. Pettecrew (no opposition).
XENIA, o., April 6.-Sol. X. Harner
was elected Marshal of the city over
Reed Bailey by u majority. Council
men were chosen from the wards as fol-
lows: First Ward, Il. M. Shipley; Sec
H.. b,
Hallenkamp; Fourth Ward, Cyrus Vena;
Fifth Ward, NJ. Berry.
WOOSTER, o., Aprif6.-The Democratic
city ticket, with the exception of Street
Commissioner and Justice OF the Peace.
Is Democratic.
MANSFIELD, o., April 6.-Col. Goss.
Republican, elected Mayor by six ma
jority.
COLUMBUS, o., April every heavy
vote poiled. The whole Democratic city
ticket is elected. Heitman, for Mayor.
has about $40 majority. For City Solici..
tor, Quinn, Democrat, has small ma
Jority over Collins, the present incum.
bent. The City Council will be tie.
In other states.
DETROIT, MICH, April e. Returns
from all parts show general Republican
gains. Gen. b. f. Graves is reelected
Justice OF the Supreme COurt-on both
tickets. Marston, who heads the Repub-
lican ticket, has, from appearances.
1900 majority at least for Justice Of
the supreme Court, and the rest of the
Republican State ticket is but little be-
hind. In this county j. y. Riley, DEM,
is elected Circuit Judge. In this city
George S. Swift is reelected Recorder
without opposition.
! EVANSVILLE, Ind, April Elm the
charter election held here yesterday the
<Democrats elected their entire ticket, ex-
cept Treasurer and one Councilman.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 6.--At the mu-
inicipal election the Democrats elected
their City ticket by majority of S5.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, April 6.-Returns
received up to 10 O'clock this morning
indicate the election OF Ingersoll Dem. J,
Governor by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
At Democratic headquarters they are
claiming much larger majority than
this. The following are the Congress
men elected: First District, Landers.
DEM; Second District, Phelps Dem;
Third District, Starkweather, Rep.;
Fourth District. Barnum, Dem.