Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-09
ELECTION NEWS.
More Complete Returns from Il Few
Points in Ohio and Michigan, Seem
ingly Selected with care as to
Republican Maiorities.
Ohio,

DAYTON, April 'S.-The latest election re-
| turns in the city show that the Republicans
| have elected nearly all the officers on the city
ticket by 300 majority, and secured major-
! Ity IN the council. The city is Democratic by
upward of 200 majority.
CLEVELAND, April S.-The Republicans
| elected their entire city ticket, with the ex-
| ceptIon Of police court JUDGE The council
| will stand: twenty three Republicans and
| thirteen Democrats. Herrick's majority for
for treasurer, ran ahead of his ticket All
the returns are not yet IN.
CINCINNATI, April S-Complete returns
give the maJorities as follows: Chas. Jacobs,
jr., Republican, mayor, 447; f. C. Boyce,
Republican, board of public works, pa; J.
b. Foraker, Republican, Judge of superior
| court, 7O2; ?. H. Kumler, Republican, city
solicitor, $50; H. Knorr, Republican, city
treasurer, l13l; NJ. F. Wilson, Democrat,
judge of police court, 1871; J. P. Murphy,
Republican, prosecuting sattorney of police
court, 628; J. II. SetcheIl. Republican, board
| OF police commissioners, 492.
COLUMBUS, April S.-Ihe full official
figures prove the election of the full city Re-
publican ticket yesterday. Collins's majority
for mayor is 176S. This result cannot be
claimed as partisan victory, inasmuch as
many leading Democrats worked openly for
the Republican nominee. 1t is really a victory
OF the citizens and prOperty-owners over the
lawiess element, who made a determined eff
fort to obtain control OF the city. The r.
publlcanS will have four majority III the COM
mon council, and a majority OF the police
and school boards.
TOLEDO, April 8.-The success of the Ma
tionals in the city elections yesterday, as IT,
dlcated by partial returns last night, is fully
confirmed by the official returns to-day. Ro-
mers, for mayor, has $50 plurality over Jones
(Dem.) and 7S9 over Baumgarder (Reu0
The Den ocrats elect the police Judge and the
Nationals the remainder of the city ticket,
together with four members of the board of
education, four police commissioners, three
aldermen and five councilmen.
Michigan.
DETROIT, April Sup to the present time
almost complete returns from twenty of the
most populous counties in the State have
been received, giving Campbell, Republican
candidate for justice of the supreme court, a
majority OF about $500 over Shipman, Dem
Ccrat and Greenbacker. GrosVenor and
Shearer, Republicans, for university regents,
are probably elected by small maiorities. The
vote throughout the State has been light
one, and 1t Is rot probable that returns from
the counties yet to hear from will materially
alter the situation.
New York.
ALBANY, April Sat the election here
to-day the Democrats elected ten, the
Nationals two and the Republicans four su-
pervisors. John Gutman (Dem.) was re-
elected justice Of the justices court by 1000
majority.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Apul 8.-A Kansas City dis
patch says the election passed off very quiet
ly. The count is not vet completed, but the
election of G. NJ. Kelly (Greenback) for
mayor is conceded. The indications are that
the Republicans will elect the treasurer and
four out OF six aldermen.
Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, April S.-'rhe city election
to-day resulted in the success of the entire
Republican ticket, with the exception Of the
treasurer, whom the Democrats elected.