The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-07
ELECTION NOTES.
The Democrats Garry Connect
cni by NiHeThOusand
Majority.
Democratic Mayor Elected IN
Cincinnati and. Columbus.
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, April D. Forty towns
In the state give Charles II, lngeroll
democrat for governor, II, lbs votes
James Lloyd, republican, s,sOs anC
Henry d, smith, prohihltlonlsl, zoe
Last year the same towns gave lnger
sol democrat O,s0Si Harris, republic
eau, 7h2si Smith, pr0hlbltlOnlsl, Oll
lngereoll h probably elected 10y the
people,
The legislature, ~ mr. ~ heard from,
IN about the same ns last year.
This county, with Hartford, Rock
hill, CRANKY aud Southlng to hear
from, gives James llawley, republican,
for congress from the first district q, 200
aud George M, Landers, democrat,
600,
NEW HAVEN, April 6,--Relurns to
2 o'clock this morning, show Phelps
majority, In the second district, 10 bc
two hundred over Barnum's majority.
In the fourth district the majority h
about 1000.
The state has undoubtedly gone
Democratic by over four thousand mG-
jorlty,
The senate IL largely democratic,
haNl Ing already elected thirteen out OF
the twenty'0ne members. There are
large republican gains of represents
tlves aud the house will probably he
close.
Storkwoather, In the second district,
Is elected by about 1000 majority,
lIawley, IN the first district, IL defeated
by plurality Of 100,
HARTFORD, April, 0,-Total vote;
Ingcrsoll, 49, ISL; Green, II, $50; Smith,
2,G7l. The democrats carry the
first district by 1888, the second
by 1900, and the fourth by 2,2Sj, The
republicans carry the third by ISL,
Senate, democrats, fifteen TO six. The
house is largely democratic.
New HAVEN, April G.-Governor
Ingersolls gain was chiefly In New
Haven and Hartford, the city of New
Haven alone giving nm increase Of
about | 800 over his majority in the
city last year, There was largely
decreased prohibition vote, the total
vote in the State being about 2,4O0 to
1860 last year. Democratic majority
in the house about twenty.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., April 5,-Heitman,
democrat, was elected mayor by eight
hundred majority, defeating Grove,
the workingmen's and independent
candidate. The democrats probably
elect all their ticket
CLEVELAND, o., April 6.-'rhe dem
ocrats claim the municipal election by
a considerable majority.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The democrats
elected their ticket at the elections in
Ohio yesterday in GAINESVILLE, Troy,
Lima, Crestline, Dayton, Wooster and
all excepting mayor in Chillicothe.
In Springfield, Xenia, Urbana, Mans
field, Wilmington, Youngstown, New
Vienna and London the republicans
and independents were successful.
Complete returns of the election in this
city have not yet been received, but
they will not materially change the
figures in last nights dispatches.
COLUMBUS, April G.-The democrats
elect the mayor by 6lS majority.
TOLEDO, April 6.-The republicans
carried the city, except police judge,
by 100 majority.
CINCINNATI, April G.-Johnsons ma
jority for mayor is 530.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, April 5,-The republican
majority is estimated at fifteen thou
sand and eighty-three votes in this
county. Riley, democrat, was elected
circuit judge.
ADRIAN, Mich, AprilS6. demo-
Gratis elected the mayor. The Others
are equally divided.
CoIDwATER, Mich, April 6.-The
democrats eleceed the mayor; the re-
publicans the rest.