The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
Cincinnati in Doubt As to Mayor and
Other City Officers.
The Vote the Largest Since the Presi
Dental Campaign.
The Republicans, as Usual, claim Every
thing, But Get But Little.
Full Returns from Michigan Show That
the Republicans May Get an
officer or Two.
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.

YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.
THE DoINGs OF THE DAY IN MICHIGAN
DETROIT April 7.-Weather clear and pleas
ant. The election in the city and throughout
the State is quiet and orderly. John Logan
Chirlnan Is elected judge of the superior court
of this city by plurality of All and major
ity of 46 over both Republican and National
candidates. Returns from the interior come
in slowly. Sixty-two towns have been heard
from, and give Campbell, Republican, for JUS
tice of the supreme court, LII; Grosvenor,
Republican, for regent, LII, and Shearer,
Republican, for regent, 1 ,10l majority.
DETROIT, April 7.-Returns from l60 towns,
including Detroit with Democratic majority
of over 1900, gave Campbell, Republican,
for supreme court 719; Grosvenor,
Republican, for regent, 3l9, and
Shearer, Republican, for regent, 472 majority.
The majority on the Republican State ticket
is estimated at from 5000 to 10000 over the
Democrat and Greenback coalition ticket.
At Grand Rapids the Citizens ticket, com
posed of hard money Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, was elected
AT Lansing the Republicans elect their entire
city ticket.
At Jackson the Democrats elect mayor; the
Republicans the balance of the city ticket.
AT East Saginaw the Republicans elect the
mayor, and the balance of the ticket is
mixed.
AT Adrian the Republicans elect the mayor.
AT Muskegon the Republicans elect the
mayor, and the Democrats the balance Of the
city ticket.
At Port Huron the coalition elect the entire
city ticket.
At Bay City the Republicans elect the
mayor, and the Democrats and Nationals di-
vide the balance of the city ticket between
them.
RETURNS FROM ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
NINE TOWNS.
DETROIT April Returns from 139 towns in
Michigan give Campbell, Republican, for JUS
tice of the supreme court, l,372; Grosvenor,
Republican, for university regent, I,2l3 and
Shearer Republican, for regent, ,S02 majority
CINCINNATI IN DoUBT-BoTH PARTIES CLAIM
THE DAY.
CINCINNATI, April THE weather was very
disagreeable this forenoon, and rather light
vote has been polled. The afternoon promises
to be fine and it is net unlikely that heavy
vote will be polled before o'clock.
Everything is proceeding quietly, and there
is no indication as yet which party has the
advantage.
Returns at this hour III :30) are not sufficient
to base opinion to the result. A
heavy vote was polIed. The Democrats
who, during the day and the early part of the
evening, were confident of the election of
theirentire ticket. consider the result doubt
tul.
a. m.-Ths Republicans now claim the
election OF Jacob for imayor over Harris by
1000 majority. The vote polled is unusually
heavy, and equal to that cast
at the last presidential ELECTION.
The Republicans also claim the election Of the
entire city ticket, with the possible exception
of police judge
l:l5 a. m. - Jacob, Republican, is elected
mayor beyond doubt. The majority will be
1000 to 500.
COLUMBUS GOES REPUBLICAN,.
COLUMBUS, o., April 7.-Sufficient returns
are in to demonstrate that the Republicans
have swept the city and elected G.G. Collins
mayor by anywhere from 500 to 1,2O(
majority, and all of the balance of the ticket
by similar figures. They have also elected
sufficient members to make the City Council
Republican by five majority. This is the first
time since the organization of the party that
the Republicans have elected their candidate
for mayor-since 1858.
THE NATIONALS CARRY TOLEDO.
TOLEDO o., April THE city election to-day
was quiet and orderly, and with fine weather
a very full vote was polled. Returns from
all out one WarQ lnulcttte liis
election of the entire National ticket, witt
the possible exception of police judge, by 40
to 500 majority. The Board of Aldermen stand
Republicans and Democrats for Nationals
The National ticket was headed by Jacol
Romes for mayor. The vote of that part.
shows about the same strength as at last fail
election.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY AKRON.
AKRON, O., April THE entire Democrat
city ticket is elected with the exception G
street commissioner.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
PAINEsvII.LE, o., April 1.-THE Democrat
elect two out OF three councimen.
HOW II WENT.
WARREN, o., April THE Republicans cit
ticket is elected.
THE DEMOCRATS AHEAD.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, April 1.-The mt
nicipaI election to-day resulted in draw
The Republicans elected the marshal an
treasurer and the Democrats the mayor, re
.corder and assessor and three of the aide
men.
sANpUsKY, O., April 1.-THE Democrats ele
sloane mayor by over 600 majority. tt
Council is q tie The school board is Republ
can. the marshal and commissioner Republ
can, and the solicitor is probably Republica
The Democrats are jubilant over the electic
of Rush r. Sloane.
THE FULL RETURNs-wHAT THE REPu uBLIcAi
COLUMBUS, O., April Full returns from I
the wards of the city show that Collins,
publican, has been elected mayor by IL
majority, and all the other candidates, exec