The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-04-11
THE ELECTIONS.
ConnociIcut does Democratic ny
3,e5, nRJority-Ohio city Eiee-
lions other Places.

NEw HAVEN. April One handred
and fifty-fye towns give Ingersoll 49,
037; Robinson a3, ,ll9. and the social
ed Greenback and Prohibition candi-
dates about 1900 each. Tie Senate
and House ara strongly Democratic.
HARTroRD, April 4.--rhc total vote
OF the State on Monday, with only the
town OF Salem TO hear from, which last
year was ~ republican to az democrat.
ic, is 0S, ,4S5. The total vote last year
was 100, 9S3. The total vote for Rob.
inson, republican, is 43, 557: for Inger.
sol, 81 ,072; for Smith. 1871; for At.
water. 1855. lsgersols majority is
3,G57; his plurality is 7.Il4.
ONO.
CNCISSArI. April 4.--In the election
yesterday for members OF the Board OF
Public Works-fhe democrats elected
three, and the republicans two. The
republicans will bave q majority in the
city council and school board. The
democrats will return n majority ia the
Board Of Aldermen aud will probably
have small majority on joint ballot.
CoLUNBus, April Complete re.
turns show that the republicans have
elected the water works trustee, police
commissioner and six out 81 eleven
members Of the city couneil.
CLEVELAND, o, April 4.--The gener-
al republican ticket is elected by 2,500
majority on an average. The council
will stand % republicans 10 IA demo-
Gratis. The republicans elected - TO
~ counciimen yesterday. The vote
cast was about medium one. The
reserve towns generally show republi-
can gains. although politics were ignor-
cd in many cases.
DAYTON, April AT the election
yesterday, the largest vote ever polled
at any election, the republicans elected
their mayor by l56 majority, against
l37 democratic majority last October.
several city officers, the city council
and school board. reyolntionizing the
city politically. The republicans are
iubiiant.
AT ST. JOSEPH, No.
ST. JosGPH, April 4. In the munici.
pal election to-day the vote was probs.
bly, the largest ever polled. The dem
ocrats elect mayor and most Of the
ticket, with three out Of four council.
mep.
Al 81. LOUIS.
Sr. LouIs, April 4.-The election to-
eight school directors, and n bsard OF
thirteen freeholiers to devise plan
for the separation Of the city from the
county aud framing a new city charter
passed off very quietly. What was
called tue peoples freeholders ticket,
elects majority OF the aldermen. The
school directors are probably equally
divided, but the board will continue
republican.
LAWRENCE. KAs.
LAwRESExcR, Kas., April 4. II. W.
Ludington was elected mayor to-day,
and the other city officers were chosen
from among the best class OF citizens
irrespective Of politics.
ToPRKA, KAs.
TopEKA, Kas., April Am the city
election to-day the republicans elect
their mayor and probably all the city
ticket.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Sr. PArL, April 4.-In the municipal
election ut Minneapolis, Aimes, demo.
crat, was elected over Bracket, repub.
lican by over 300 majority. Two ladies
Mrs. Charlotte q. VanCleves and Mrs.
Charlotte Winchell, were elected
school directors on the republican tick
ct in democratic wards.
OMAHA.
Omaha, April 4.-To.day's municipal
election resulted in the choice OF fouI
democrats and two republicans for aid.
ermen. The Board Of Edneation Is
pretty equally divided.
ATcHIsoS.
'ArcHIsos, April 3.-The election here
to-day for the city flicers resulted In
the election OF the entire republican
ticket aud three out OF four coancilmer
Last year the democrats elected theil
entire ticket except mayor. There !,
great rejoicing among the republicans
as 10 10 the first time ia several YEAR
that they have elected their entire
ticket.
LrffLr ROCK.
LIfrLs llocK, April l.--rle cit,
, election passed OF to-day with consid
erable excitement The democrat,
elect the city treasurer without opposi
tion and three out Of six nominees fo
aldermen.