The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-04-17
srunicinai EIection..

At the election in Cincinnati the Repub-
licans elected their whole ticket, with per.
hsps the exception of Police Judge, Moses
Wilson, Democrat, the present incumbent,
who ran ahead of his ticket
In Columbus, Ohio, at the city election,
the earliest returns indicate the election of
&C. G.. Collins, Republican candidate for
Mayor, by a handsome maiority-60o to
f,o0o-and the balance of the Republican
ticket by about the same majorities.
The city election at Toledo was quiet and
orderly, and with fine weather a very full
vote was polled. Returns from all but one
ward indicate the election of the entire Ma
tional ticket with the possible exception of
Police Judge, by 400 to 500.
Returns from 100 towns, of Michigan,
including Detroit, with a Democratic ma
jority of over 1900, give Campbell, Re-
publican, 70. Supreme Court, 719; Gros-
venor, Republican, for Regent, 329, and
Shearer, Republican, for Regent, 472 major
ity. The majority on the Republican State
ticket is estimated at from 5000 to 10000
over the Democratic and Greenbaek coali.
ton ticket, At Grand Rapids the Citizens
ticket, composed of hard money Republi-
cans and Democrats, is elected. At
Lansing, the Republicans elect
the entire city ticket. At Jackson
the Democrats elect the Mayor, the
Republicans the balance of the ticket. At
East Saginaw the Republicans elect the
Mayor; balance Of the ticket mixed. At
Adrian the Republicans elect the Mayor.
At Muskegon the Republicans eject the
Mayor, and the Democrats the balance of
the city ticket. At Port Huron the cpali-
ton elect the entire city ticket. At Bay
City the Republicans elect the Mayor, and
the Democrats and the Nationals divide the
balance of the city ticket between them.
In the municipal election at Hartford,
Conn, the Republicans elect the City
Auditor and Marshal by an average
plurality of over 800, and the Democrats the
City Clerk and Treasurer by an average
plurality of ITO. The Republicans retain
control of the Common Council.
Elections from various other cities and
towns show Republican gains.
The following are the results of local cleo
tions in Ohio:
Cleveland. ..Herrick, Republican caudi
date for Mayor, elected by from 1850 tt
1900 majority.
Dayton. The Republicans elected theil
entire city ticket, with the exception o
three minor officers.
Lancaster. 49,. William varys, Republican
elected Mayor by a small majority.
Springfield. 1900. Regular Republican Cit,
Ticket defeated, aud E. S. Wallace, Demo
crat, elected Mayor.
Chillicothe. .....T The Democratic candidate
for Mayor elected by over 800 majority
Other offices divided.
McArthur... Republicans successful b,
a small majority.
Van Wert......A large Republican gain
all the candidates but one being successful
Irontop ...... Party lines were not drawn
John NJ. Corner was reelected Mayor.
Mt. Vernon. Mayors, Republican, re
elected Mayor by 204 majority.
Washington, C. H......Entire Republica
ticket elected.
GAINESVILLE. ..... Republican ticket, e1cept
ing the candidate for Mayor, elected.
Urbana Republican ticket elected
except two candidates.
GAINESVILLE. Republican ticket electe
r by a handsome majority.
Youngstown .....A majority of the Demo
cratic ticket elected.
4 Pomeroy.....The Independent candidat
J for Mayor, B. F. Rsthbuu, elected by
plurality of seven. .
Kenton ...... Entire Democratic ticket su.
c~essful.
Fremont....The Democrats elected Be
Mayor and Hoke Marshal by small major
ties.
Warren."...Tbe Republicans elected the
d whole ticket.
( Sandusky..".The Democrats elected R. T
Sloane, Mayor, by over 600 majority.
Alliance..-..Entire Republican tickle
/. except City Solicitor, elected.
; Lima.....The Republicans elected tb
whole township ticket.
Circleville.....T The township elected a R,
, publican clerk and constable, the FIRST fc
some years.
Ravenns...A minority of the Republ
} can ticket successful.
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