Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-06
Gains Reported!
Democrats Carry Connecticut
BY a Reduced Majority.
ELECTIONS ON MONDAY.
Ohio.


CLEVELAND, April 3.-The munich
pal election passed on QUERY to-day.
A large vote was polled. Inc entire
official count Will not be In 1or several
hours. The Indications are that the
Republican ticket Is entliely elected oy
a large majority. The Republicans
will also probably elect IA OF the Is
councilmen.
Returns from Fremont show Re-
publican gain of over 2OO anu the cleo
tion of one Republican councilman.
At Akron the Democrats nave q ma
jority in the Council Tor the hrst time
since the organization OF the hepuDli-
can party.
AT Youngstown the GreenDacE tlcket
was elected by over 3OO majority.
COLUMBUS, u, April 5.-f uii returns
of the city election are not all In al
midnight, but the Indications are that
there is a considerable Republican gain
over last tall. Returns from elght
wards now in give the Republicans
four and the Democrats four Council
men. The probabilities are that the
Republicans elect the trustee OF wat
or Works and possibly the Police Com
missioner.
TOLEDO, Aqrll 3.-rhe election 10
this city passed of quietly To-day. Inc
contest was most spirited ON Street
Commissioner and Councilmen. The
Republicans have elected thelr Street
Commissioners by from 500 to ,OOO, and
their Councilmen In the lst, "a, od ana
4th Wards. Other returns VIII not ee
in before morning. Republican gam.
are shown and 1t Is CONSIDERED DAY ol
victory for that party.
CINCINNATI, April 5.--The election
to-day was the quletest In many years
The indications are that the Democrats
elect their entire .icAe.' Wian WV pd ane CA A,
p,thi;n Worl,s Tho vote w.s conS;dar.
.hie loss ,han last fslI
CINC1NN,TI nriI In tho slactior
,,a.tar,,a,, f1,r ,na,,herS of tho Rnard %,
d., hi;n Iyorks tha Democrsts elected
throa .,d the RanphIicans two The
Pc Rem nhIicsns | will bava q ma;oritv in
tha CIT, Cn,ncii and ScbooI R1.rd
The democrats will retain a majority in
tho Roard of Aldermen Ran,'rts fyo,n
sI towns and rities in Ohio shnw y oen
or.I pannhIioon naior;tv in oo anI a
no,,,ocratio ,naioritvir 10
Co. IIr,In1s nrii A c,pn,oto ro.
t,,rn. Shnu th,t tha RannbI;cin. h.vo
sIactad M a Water Wnrts Trmstee poIice
Cnnn;Ss;nnar md Siv ont - alaran
e1.n,nhn. o,be ~ a ni+,, Ho,oa;, Gil
Enm " Ill a. H. ,,o..;
,,a.tar,ia,, ;hara ,,,. the iannost vnta
49, naI,ad horo Tbo Pannh,;oans
eI.ctad % tna Msvor hv 15s mai ,r;tv
ensinst 10y e Da,1oor,I;c wo;nrity ma "i.y i.y,
S.tnt aS ar. io o;so IN Sa1ora, n;iv ntt;onrs '
1S, CT Tann.i, Ill and md Schoai Roar, ranoin'
tin9.i S Hou .ha oi,m IT, noi;tin,IU ] Di The 80 Pa.
u nmhI;nsns s"u are S ;,;h;sSnt "
puo'i'"' al e3uan,.
Cohneciicut.
Hartford, April 3.--Hartford rity
gives Ingersoll a majority of 5l3. Last
year Ingersoll had majority of l,20l
The indications are that Waite (Rep.,
is elected to Congress over Wells Dem,
y go8I G.r.,,ud - oi4 p,,;uSnn ;u~u' ~ n'
Saa. Tn1arsnII @ lie ie eee. Sn;th I rro,n ~,
los, A,u,s'tnr lSuoorhonil1 ne Rh,
so,no tnuns I.,st go 49, crnono TX
oo1. Inn"r,om 20 eao. @ c,';tb ITn,
9oi. % , Snsttar;na, ' 90 toras u ho.rd ddp,J frp,,
~ PanuhI;asnS VI uo n,a.,od Io % IT'D ~ pa,ra ,,ua
snntat;pas nn o ,~a thn T9 nonoar.,,s - ~
erorsoII - M J.,nt,. ra'aion,o5 h,. t,',
Honnlsr 1 vote & | and tho i,aaisiat9ra VIZ !.
Repnner.t;c ."'' '' - ''''0 :
WnDn,,rnI, u;I. W.T..
to Congress by I 900 or s. 900 plurality.
New HAVEN, April 3.--The vote in
the town of New Haven resulted As
follows. Robinson. Rem. 2 273. Inoer.
soil. Dem. 4 400: Atwater. Greenback
|, ,2O6: Smith. Prohibition, 81.
The Senate will probably stand 1 Re
publicaps to IL Democrats. with a Dem
ocra, ic lnaiority i'm the House.
One hundred and thirtv.seven TOWNS