The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
BATTLE OF BALLETS.
Latest Returns From Yesterday
Elections.
OHIO.
Special to the Star.

the new Council stands four Democrats and |
seven Republicans, other ward officers being |
proportioned about the same.
The Sunday Ordinance was carried by |
majority. of 2,1sS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ZANEsvILLE, April 6.-The election in
this city resulted in complete victory for
the Republicans they electing all city Of
ficers by majorities ranging from "a to 6S7:
The Republicans elect five Councilmen and
the Democrats three, with tie in the Sec
ond Ward. The Democrats carried Spring
field Township, the home of Hon. H. J.
Jewett, by a majority Of round hundred.
CLEVELAND April e.-The Republicans
have elected their entire ticket, though
their candidate for Police Commissioner
ran behind considerably. The Repnbli-
cans gain four Councilmen. Reports from
Northern Ohio are generally of a Republi-
can victory and in some places large gains
were made.
GREENFIELD, April CIV. H. Ecman was
elected Mayor, J. G. Strain Clerk, and E.
H. Miller Treasurer. The election was in
no sense partisan.
URBANA, April 6.-The Republicans elect
all city officers except Assessor. Miller is
probably elected Sheriff, and Fitzpatrick
Auditor. Ee,
DELAWARE, April 6.-Except City So
licitor the Republicans elect all the officers
Council tie, and city bonds lost
SPRINGFIELD, April 6-The new Council
| stands ten Republicans, seven Democrats
but few hundred of last October's poll,
ehouinu tho ooporol ipforaSt takau In tho
election. The Republicans elect to Council:
Fried, Ludlow, Porter, Mast. Mcdonald,
Taylor. Frey and Church. The Democrats
elect: Blee, Clifford, Flynn, Sellers, Kreig-
baum and Rush.
The School Board will also be Republi-
can. A. J. Martin, Independent is elected
in the Fifth Ward. The Democrats elect
one member in the First, two in the
Seventh, one in the Fourth and two in
the Ninth Wards. The Republicans elect
their candidates in the remaining wards.
MT. VERNON, April 6.-Republicans elect
the Mayor and Solicitor, and all Council
men but one.
KENToN, April 6-The Democrats elect
ed all the city officers except the Clerk,
Treasurer, two Assessors and one Council
man. The Democrats elected everything
on the Township ticket.
TOLEDO, April cit is impossible to yet
arrive at any result of the city election
other than a general estimate. The Demo-
Gratis are supposed to have elected major
ity of their candidates by small pluralities.
The scratching was very general and party
lines were left out OF sight.
NEWARK. April 6.-The Democrats elect
two Councilmen out of four, and all the
other officers except one Trustee.
BucYRUs, April 6.-Democrats elected all
but City Marshal.
SIDNEY, April 6-Republican ticket
elected in full.
CHILLIcoTHE, April 6.-Council three Re.
publican, nine Democratic. -.
CAMBRIDGE, April 6.-Republican ticket
fall elected except one Councilman and two
Assessors.
XEN1A, April CIV. H. Trader, Repub-
lican, elected Mayor; Dreese and Shaffer
elected to the School Board.
1 FINDLAY, April 6.-Republicans elect all
but Clerk. Council five Republicans three
Democrats
COLUMBUS, April 6.-The Republicans
have elected Councilmen in ten out of
fourteen wards, making the next Council
seventeen Republicans and nine Democrats
Litigation will follow on account of the
redistrictng. Rev. James Poindexter, COL
ored, is elected to Council.
RAvENNA, April 6.-The Republicans
elect tie Mayor, three C0uncilmen Clerk
and Treasurer.
BELLEFoNTA1NE, April 6.-The Republi-
cans elected their entire corporation ticket
here. .
MANSFIELD. April 6.-Three Democratic
and one Republican Councilman were
elected, leaving the Council unchanged.
Morrow, April 6.-The Democrats have
elected Corporation and Township tickets.
PIeuA, April 6-Three OF the four mem.
bers Of the City Council elected are Dem.
ocratS
LEBANON. April 6-Entire Republican
ticket elected.
| PORTSMOUTH, April 8.-The Democrats
have elected three Councilmen out of Eve.
WARREN, April 8-The Republicans
elected their ticket here.
HAMILTON, April 6.-The following is the
result of the election: First Ward-Coun.
Gil, VIM. Murphy. Board of Education,
Christ. Rothenbush. Assessor, Chas. Viii.
son. Second Ward-Council, Hy. Schlosser.
Board Of Education, John F. Schwenn.
Assessor, John Bachman. Third Ward
Council. Richard Cole. Board of Education,
\ James Giff1n. Assessor, Alex. Davidson.
Fourth Ward-Council. Thomas McGreeyy.
Board of Education, Schwarts. Assessor.
VIM. Cummins. Constables, John Bayless,
Thomas Regan and Loami Smith.
ILLINOIS.
| CHICAGO, April 6-The local elections Of
yesterday in illinois, Indiana and Michigan
as far as reported appear to be pretty evenly
divided between the Republicans Dem
ocrats and Citizens tickets. The Repub.
licans carried the day in Michigan-at
Holland, Lansing, Benton Harbor, Battle
Creek and St Joseph; the Democrats were
victorious at Manistee, Charlotte, Luding-
ton and Ann Arbor. The Citizens ticket
was elected at Adrian; also at Monmouth
and Genesee, Illinois.
i CHICAGO, ILL, April 8-Elections yester.
day occurred in Iowa and Illinois, the Re
| uuh1icana peneralIv carryiuy H. a.,