Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-05

Republican victories are recorded
u various directions. We compile
- follows from the latest press dis.
patches:
Columbus. Ohio. April 3-The
Democrats elect their candidate for
Mayor by u reduced majority. and
the balance Of their ticket. except
Poiice Commissioners.
Chicago, April 3.-Re.urns mn 10
o clock indicate that the vote for
city officers will he light. There in
general impression that the Repub.
leans will elect most Of their ticket.
The contest on Mayor is expected 10
be very close. but, so far Us known
Heath is ahead.
Toledo, April 3.-The latest re-
turns from yesterdays election show
the Republicans have elected their
entire city ticket. with the exception
OF Mayor. by majority. probably.
OF 800. The Council will be Re
publican in both branches.
Cleveland, April 3.-The Repub-
licans have elected their Mayor. ID
out OF the IL Councilmen. and the
balance Of their ticket, with the ex.
ception OF City Solicitor.
81. Louis, April 3.-The election
10 progressing quietly and full
vote Is being polled. Both parties
are sanguine of success. Owing to
tue great increase Of polling places
the result will not be known till q
late hour tonight.
Cincinnati, April 3.--All election
returns, with the exception of one
precinct, are now in. The entire Re.
publican ticket is elected by major.
tiles ranging from 1000 TO 4 900
Moore's majority for Mayor is |. 800:
Caldwell, for Board OF Public
Works, 5000; Forces majority for
Judge Of the Supreme Court may
possibly not reach 1000. The Irish
scratched the Democratic candidate
for Mayor, while the Germans sup.
ported him.
Louisville, April 3.-The election
yesterday was quiet. The Dem
ocrats elect the Mayor and the Re.
publicans elect the Treasurer and
City Recorder.
Denver. April 3.-At the city cleo
ton here yesterday the Republicans
elected five out OF six Aldermen.
Chicago. April s. Returns from
the city election show that 90 pre.
cincts Of the total Ill give Heath
lRepublican), for Mayor, 29,l47.
and Smith (Democrat) l5,795-
Heaths majority, 1882. The rest
Of the Republican ticket, including
Iuthill for City Attorney, Casper
Butt for Clerk and Lnrrabee for
Treasurer, is undoubtedly elected.
Clinton Briggs tDemocrat), for
treasurer, ran far ahead Of his ticket.
hut is doubtless defeated The
Council, from the latest returns. an
pears to he almost entirely Repubii
can. Though row occurred in the
seventh Ward, on account Of chal-
ienge to vote offered by a repeater.
and though II resulted in the fatal
shooting OF Michael Fitzgerald by |
policeman, the election otherwise
was quiet, and full vote was polled.
New York, April "A Times DE.
troit special says: Tho State cleo
ton for Justice of the Supreme
Court and Regents Of the University |
passed Oft to-day with quietness. In
this city no interest was manifested.
and the total vote polled was AZ fol. |
lows: Cooley rep 100: Seyerns |
DEM l,762. Last Fall the Dem. |
oerats polled l0,A5 to 1886 by the
Republicans. The returns from the |
state at large are only scattering. |
but they indicate the usual sweep
ing Republican victory, and orr |
majority may be anywhere from 10.
600 to 10000. From various towns
and villages such reports as have |
been received up to midnight show |
local considerations have largely |
determined the result Of their home |
contests and thus deprived them of |