The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-08
THE ELECTIONS.
Ohio.

Latest returns from the most important
cities and towns are afollOws:
CoLCMBUs April 8.-Gilbert G. Collins
the Republican candidate, is elected Mayor
by a majority much exceeding 1000, and
they have no doubt carried most OF the city
ticket.
CLEVELAND, April s.-Herrick, the Re
publican candidate for Mayor, is elected by
about l 300 majority. Balance of the ticket
Republican except possibly Police Judge
DAYTON, April S.-The Republicans have
elected their entire ticket, with the excep
ton of Water-works Trustee one Justice
of the Peace and one Constable. They have
also secured two majority in the City Coun
Gil, which has heretofore been Democratic.
LANCASTER, April 8.-Wm. Varys, Repub
lican candidate, elected Mayor Council
a tie.
SPRINGFIELD April Sc. S. Wallace,
Democratic Mayor elected, with Repub-
| lican Marshal. Council stands Democrats
and Republicans Total vote cast over
1900.
| ToLEDo, April 5.-The election of Romeis,
National, as Mayor is generally conceded
by majority of 400 or 800. The Demo
Gratis probably elect Police Judge, and the
Republicans the City Prosecutor.
CHIGcorHE, April s. - David Smart.
Democrat elected Mayor with a Democratic
Marshal.
McARTHUR, April s.-The usual Repub-
lican majority of about SO on the city
| ticket.
Mr. VERNON, April s.-Magers, Republi-
can, reelected Mayor. Council stands, Re
publicans, 3; Democrats 2.
WASHINGTON, C. H., April S.-Republican
| ticket all elected. Louis Chestar, colored,
| elected to Council
ZANEsyILLE, April S.-Entire Republican
| ticket no doubt elected, with the exception
of Mayor, who is probably defeated.
URBANA, April S.-Republican ticket
probably all elected except two candidates.
VIM. Boyd, colored, elected to Council.
BARNEsvILLE April s.--Entire Republi-
can ticket elected.
YOUNGSTOWN, April S.-Most of the Dem.
ocratic ticket elected.
FREMONT, April 8.-Democratic Mayor
and Marshal elected.
WARREN, April s.--General Republ lean
victory.
SANDrsKY, April s.-Rush R. Sloane, D.,
elected Mayor.
SIDNEY, April S.-The entire Republican
ticket elected.
CosuocToH, April S.-The Democrats
elected their whole ticket.
Troy, April s.-The whole Republican
ticket elected.
TIrFrN, April s.-The Democrats elect
their entire ticket, except, perhaps Mar
shall
BELlEroyrMNE, April S.-Republicans
elect their entire ticket.
Michigan.
DETROIT, April 8.-The returns giving the
result Of the spring election for Justice of
the Supreme Court and two Regents of the
University show that the Republicans have
carried the State by majority of from
$4,000 to $4,000.
CoUNCrL BLUFF, April S.--The Repub-
lcans elected the Marshal and Treasurer,
and the Democrats the Mayor, Recorder
and Assessor, and three Of the four Alder
men.
The entire Republican ticket was elected
at Keokuk, except one Grcenback Alder
man.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, April SIN the municipal
election the Republicans elect City Auditor
and Marshal by an average plurality of
over 300 and the Democrats elect City Clerk
and Treasurer by an average plurality of
l70. The Republicans retain control of the
Common Council.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, April s.-Thc scattering cleo
tions in this State undoubtedly resulted in
the success OF the Republicans, almost
without excep ion.
AT Jacksonville, H., the Republicans
elected their entire ticket, except one Dem
ocratc Alderman.
All Champaign, ILL.,, the issue was license
and anti-lcense. The former elected the
Mayor and a majority of the officers not
withstanding band Of thirty temperance
ladies used their influence at the polls,
Minnesota.
WtNoNA, MIMI, April 8.--The entire
Democratic ticket except one alderman was
elected. Two hundred and fifty women
voted for School Director.