Daily globe., 1879-04-08

Second ward, Gustave Anger; Third ward, P.
Merrick. School directors: First ward, W. J.
Whipple; Second ward, DR.. T. A. Pierce; Third
ward, DR.. J. M. Cole; Fourth ward, George
Libby. The proposition for free library was
defeated.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
KAssoN, Minn., April AT the village cleo
ton here to-day the peoples ticket was elected
by handsome majority. Seventy majority in
favor of license. Last year the vote was fifteen
against
/ HARTFORD, Conn.,, April Tin the municipal
election to-day the Republicans elect the city
auditor and marshal by an average plurality of
over 800, and the Democrats, the city clerk and
Republicans retain control of the common
council.
CLEVELAND, o., April 7.-The Republicans
| elected their whole ticket, with the probable
exception Of police judge, by $4,000 majority.
At Akron, O., tho entire Democratic city
ticket is elected except the street commissioner.
PA1NEsvILLE, O., April THE Democrats
elect two out of three councilmen.
WARREN, o.. April THE Republican city
ticket is elected.
FREMONT, O., April 7.-The Democrats elect
the mayor. Geneva, Ravenna and Elyria Re-
| publican.
COLUMBUS, O., April 7.-Suffcient returns
are in to demonstrate that the Republicans
| have swept the city and elected G.. G.. Collins
mayor by anywhere from 600 to 1900 majority,
| and all of the balance of the ticket by similar
figures. They have also elected sufficient mem
bers to make the council Republican by five
majority. This is the first time since the organ
ization of the party (since 1859 that the Repub-
llcans have elected their candidate for mayor.
COLUMBUS, O., April Full returns from
all wards of the city show that Collins, Repub-
ity, and all o. her candidates, except cemetery
trustees, against whom there was no opposi-
tion, by large majorities.
CINCINNATI, April z, 1I:3OP. M.-Returns at
this hour not sufficient to base an opinion
as to the result: Heavy vote polled. The
Democrats, who, during the day and early part
of the evening were confident of the election
of their entire ticket, now consider the result
doubtful.
LATER-Republicans claim the election OF
Jacobs for mayor over Harris by 1000 majority.
The vote po]led is unusually heavy, equal to
that cast ut the last Presidential election. The
| Republicans also claim the election of then
city ticket, with the possible exception Of
police judge.
CINCINNATI, April 8, 1:45 A. M.-Jacobs, Re
publican, is elected mayor beyond doubt
His majority will be thousand or fifteen hun
d ed.
TOLEDO, April 1.-THE city election to-day wa
very quiet and orderly, and with fine weather
very full vote was polled. Returns from all bu
one ward indicate the election of the entir
National ticket with possibly the exception o
police judge, by 400 to 500 majority. Th
board Of aldermen stands two Republicans
two Democrats and four Nationals. The Ma
! ~ 1
} mayor. The vote Of that party shows abou
the same strength as at last fall elections.
SANDUsKY. O., April 1.-THE Democrats elec
Sloane mayor by over 600 majority. The coun
Gil is tie. the school b"ar1 Republican, tn
marshal and commissioner Republican and tn
are jubilant over the election of Rush 4
Sloane.
DETROIT Mich, March Weather clear an
pleasant. The election in the city and through
out the State Is quiet and Orderly. John Loga
Chapman was elected Judge of the superie
court of this city by a plurality of 1,511 and
majority of 46 over both Republican and M
tional candidates. The returns from the il
terror come in slowly. Sixty-two towr
heard from give Campbell, Republican,, fl
Justice ofathe supreme court, 1,7l7, Grosveno
Republican, for regent, LII, and Shearer, b
: publican, for regent, I, ,10l majority.
DETROIT, Mich, April Returns from l:
towns in Michigan give Campbell, Republics
for justice of the supreme court, 1872, Gro
venor, Republican, for university regent, 1,21
and Shearer, Republican, for regent, 1902 m
jority.
DETROIT, Mich, April 7.-Returns from II
towns, including Detroit with Democrat
;, majority of over 300, give Campbell, Repu
a lican, for supreme court 719; Grosvenor, r
publican, for regent 329, and Shearer, Repub
r can, for regent Az majority. The majority
Al the Republican State ticket is estimated
from 5000 to lO,O 600 over the Democratic al
4 Greenback coalition ticket. At Grand Rapi
the citizens ticket, composed of hard mon
NJ Republican and Democrats, is elected.
= Lansing the Republicans elect the entire ci
Il ticket.
JACKSON, Arril THE Democrats elected t
mayor, the Republicans the balance of the ci
ticket.
EAST SAGINAW, April THE Republica
elect mayor. Balance of the city ticket mike
g. ADRIAN, April THE Republicans elect t
mayor.
70 MusKEeoN, April THE Republicans ele
the mayor, the Democrats the balance of t
: city ticket.
~ PORT HURON, April THE Coalition ell.
the entire city ticket.
u BAY CRY, April THE Republicans ele
the mayor. The Democrats and Nationals
u vide the balance of the city ticket betwe
: them.
~ IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, April THE munich
rs. election to-day resulted in draw. The !
s- publicans elected the marshal and treasur
and the Democrats the mayor, recorder and
SCISSOR and three of the aldermen
KEoKUK, April THE entire Republic
or ticket was elected with the exception of {
e- Greenback alderman. Two other Greenback
ba were elected in wards where the Republics
- :, made no nomination. Vote unusually large
=, CALAIS, Me-, April 7.-Boarman, Republics
I'll was reelected mayor to-day by $50 major
be over the Democratic and Greenback candidat
The Fire This Morning.
An alarm of fire came in from box l3 t
morning at o'clock. The fire was confr
to Michael Kline's cooper shop, just in
rear of No. 1l9, ST. Peter street. Quick
lie Spouse was made by Engine Company No
ey followed by No. 3. When the fire deps
al, meut got on to the ground the one at