The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
OHIO ELECTION.

BELLAIRE, April 8.
Special to the Entelllgencerl
In the election to-day the Republicans
elect Joel Strahl Mayor by LAG majority
E. F. Satterfeld, Treasurer; J. W. Shana
felt, City Commissioner; Jas. G. Tallman
Solicitor. The Democrats elect William
Drugan, Marshal, by majority Of six
All the Wards but the Second elect Re.
publican Councilman. In the Township
the Democrats have slight majorities
throughout. The Second Ward gives a
Democratic majority for everything, elect,
ing a saloonist and thirty scaveugers to
Council. Water Works Trustee too close
to decide, probably in favor Of W. D
Blackstone, Republican. F.
SrEuBENvILLE, O., April 4.
Special to the lntellisencer
There is considerable excitement in
this city tonight over the election. The
Democrats elect three OF six Councilmen.
The old school board ia returned. Halls
majority will be about 500, Nelson's 800,
The Catholics polled two hundred but
little over their own vote. Doty, Repub.
lican, Trustee Of Water Works, majority
over 400. City Council-Meyers, Dem.
Ocrat, II; Lewis, Republican, l47; Wright,
Republican, 80; Hyer, Democrat, 30; Mat
lock, Republican, $; Atkinson, Democrat,
AZ. The complexion Of the Council is
seven Republicans and FIVE Democrats.
General satisfaction is expressed over the
result of the School Board. The Cath
olics received little support from the
Democrats. The vote polIed for School
Board is 1922. Lewis, of the Second
ward, was the champion runner for Coun-
Gil; although an elephant, he ran like a
gazelle, and was complimented by sere-
made tonight. He was formerly men,
Der OF the Wheeling Council. S.
CLEVELAND April 3.-The municipal
election passed off quietly to-day. A
large vote was polled. The entire Off
ciaI count will not be in for several
hours. The indications are that the Re.
publican ticket is entirely elected by a
large majority. The Republicans will
also probably elect IA OF the is council.
men.
Returns from Fremont show Repub.
lican gain OF over 200 and the election OF
one Republican councilman.
At Akron the Democrats have ma
jority in the Council for the first time
since the organization OF the Republican
party.
At youngstown the Greenback ticket
was elected by over 300 majority.
COLUMBUS, o., April 3.-Full returns
OF the city election are not all in at mid.
night, but the indications are that there
is considerable Republican gain over
last fall. Returns from eight wards now
in give the Republicans four and the
Democrats four Councilmen. The prob
abilities are that the Republicans elect
the Trustee Of Water Works and posi-
bly, the Police Commissioner.
TOLEDO. April 3.-The election in this
city passed off quietly to-day. The con-
test was NEST spirited on Street Commits
sioner and Councilmen. The Republicans
have elected their Street Commissioner by |
from 500 to 1000, and their Councilmen
in the lst, ID, Sd and 4th Wards. Other
returns will not be in before morning.
gains are shown and is con-
sidered day 3t victory for that party.
CINciSNATr, April 3.-The election to-
day was the quietest in many years. The
Indications are that the Democrats elect
their entire ticket, with the exception Of
one member OF the Board OF Public Works.
The vote was considerable less than last
iall.