, 1876-04-04

derrnen. Tho Republicans elect three Of seven
Supervisors.
oAssoro11s.
Hrftfnf Dfsrntch to lhE thftd6o Tribune.
oAsaorol1s, Mich, April 3-1t las bsen avery
exciting election, K portion Of Tho Republican
ticket Is olcctoG for tho frat ims In many yoatn.
No rnturne from tho country. Doubtless Re-
publican.
Epeeint DIpateh 10 Tae chieaoo Tribune.
DIooM1Soror, IT., April 8.-The Republican
Ia isss!isfsetion, tl,s stoero delegates viii.
drawing on disagroemsnt on voto To adjourn
after desd-lock Of two honrs On t|o vote for
temporary Chairman. Tryner vas nominated
BY the remaining delegates. 6teora will now boz
como N Independent candidate.
The 6chool Board e!sctton to'dhY Was hosly
contested. Bum WAS elected by a largo major
ity. and Folsom is probably elected ~ major
ity Of % oyer Waddlo. Folsom vaa bitterly op-
posed by Interested parties ON account o. hts
voting with others, two years ago, for change
Of ooks. Tho voso muht ho counted again.
JACKSONVILLE LII.
snectaf Dttpoth ID Ths chftneo Tribune.
JAcxaoHyi1Lr, Iii. April a.-Tle moes hotly-
Contested municipal campaign ever fought Ia
Jeeksonvlo tort'natoa tonight S IL .,,,';,a CON-
f.nsins ssnsnn, i!Saas ifom 1ss to 74o, aud nvo
Of tle eight Aldermen arc Republicans,
the Densoerssa aq9ee7ing Il by baso ma!osistes;,
tlckot aud tt!n Republican victory Is tho more
gratifying II It il q triumph ovof foos without
and within.
Srectas pt,patsh 10 1hs Chiedoo 7rfsant.
MAnoA. ILL.,, April The municipal oontost
to-day WAS quito spirited. aud resulted in tho
election Of \ Lcenso Board. Tho proposition OF
village otgantzation' unaer she Eonofa1 hW;
for 1t.
CLEVELAND. O.. ETC.
CLEvELAxD O., April o.-Tha municipal o!ec.
poilod. Tic entife ofileiai count viii viii not be IN
for aoyoral hours. Tho indications arc that tho
Republican city ticket enIte Is o'oetod By large
majority. Tho 1spublieans also probably oloot
Returns from Fremont show q, Ropub-
lfcan gain Of over 400 and tho olec-
tion Of ono Republican Councilman. At
Akron tho Democrats have 3 majority In tho
Of tue Republican party.
At Youngstown the Rroenback ticket WAS
elected by over 300 majority.
CINCINNATI. g..
c1sc1sSArI O., April 3.-rho election to-day
was tho quictest In many years. Tho indications
hro that tho Democrats elect the entire ticket by
sn,nll na1ofities, with tho execution Of ope NOM
bot Of tue Board Of Public W9sks' Ihe voso
Eas considerably less than fast fall
COLUMBUS. 0.
CoIuunus, O., April 3.-Full returna Of tho
city election arc not In ut midnight. but indtca-
tions arc that tho!o ore sonaaerablo hsponliean
now in gIve tho 1lopublicans four and tho Dom
pcrats four Councilmen. Tho probability in thnt
the Republicans elect the Trustee OF tlis Water
Works aud possibly Tue Police commissioners.
EvAHay1LLK, IND.
EvASsviLtE, ind., April a.-Tho city election
pasaed OH quietly. The Republicans elect flvo
CouucilmeD, and the Democratic one. The new
cpune. I'll DO IT, T.h Msya
Treasurer aud tho Clerk. Tho Democrats elect
tho Marshal and tho Surveyor. Tho Democrats
last yoar elected tve Counctlmcn, Clezk, Mar.
ehal, md Surveyor:
!Yptesai Bspateh to 7'h< Cheaoo 1s1oHna,
W1NoNA, Minn.. April 9.-1n tho municipal
electin to-day tho Democrats olccted thcir can
dldntea over the Citizens iickot. The following
officers wcro elected For Mayor, Andrew Ham
.ltoa; Treasurer, r.. Jay Whlpple; Asaeaaor,
pillism 8. Drew; Aldermen, D. Loary' Il. y.
Morse. '. Simpson, Daniel Evans r and n.1E EE9nk -!
!: u. Megaughey,. Charles Z. BoFry, John
ladies' improved the privilege Of the elective
franchise by voting for school oticssa; ,a.,! Tie
tho polls. Tha entire vote WAS the larRost eycr
poliad IN the city, reaching about =, 600.
cn..,,r n;.n,,,s SotEno y Is: oi,.coo 9; 71hrn.,
rosoo es o. a hpf sTho Il s"1aas mapseipsi secti0a
which has taken place hero to-dny has passed
oil rory quietly With = l.rgo vote pollcd., The
party linca have generoiiy been Ber7eu worry
closely. Tho principal oflioe In tho canvass wna
tho s.root Commissioner, which the Republicans
have carried by an estimated majority Of 800
It Ia also thought that tho Republicans hayt
secured . maturity OF four In tho Board ol
Counollmop. which will give thom minority o1
lhroo on Joint ballot Of tho Common Council,
On tho whole Tho result is . au,all improvement
~ tho Republican victory Of last fall. and a do
tidcd gain over that Of tho municipal election
previous 10 this.
spec,dt tt.patsh to The Chicago Tribune.
KEoKuK. H., April 8.-The Republicans ot
signal victory thoy i,are achieved for yesre A!
The municipal election hero to-day they elected
shoir outiro tickot by majorlties ranging from
16o to eoo. Tho lion. John N. Irwin was elected
sIsa sst ssaG ot nss lo VII
stand eight Republicans and four Democrats,
With . Republican Mayor. Lust yoar 1t stood
raven Democrats to fivo Republicans, with d
Democratic MaJor-A gain Of four Republican
momboTa.
CouNc11. BLUFFS, H., April 8.-Ths municipal
.slectlon to-day called out voto Of but l,2?2
s.ss s ss'sss @ss sss.s &c: s ays ssns sfo
BhugaIt, by majority Of 878.
DATos MGunE, La.
DATon nouaE, L., April 3.-An election M.
Emprovemons, and TWO Councilman. The Dom
scrats eIcoted their ticket by 345 majority. A
Large number OF colofoa men votod tAe Demo
uatio ticket openly.
YANKT0N, D. r.
yAsg7oH, D. T., April 0.-The city elootion to
lion Of Ctizons' ticket. +. N. Baobach
Mayor, E. r. White, Clark; William Leeper
Marshal, Joseph relr. Treasurer. Tho Alder
mon arc about equally divided ha 10 politics.
DENVER col.
DENVER, COL, April 9.-The mun!cipal oleo
Hon hero to.dny passed OF quietly. Tho rot
poi,ed WAS not very heavy. DR.. Buckingham
Democrat, Ia elected Mayor oyor +. II. Crockel
tissns eiact fam Aidarmei ont Of six. s"N
OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS.