Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-07

Court. They are both Republicans
and were without opposition. A
light vote was cast In the State.
COngea'A Successor.
DETROIT, Mich. April G.--John
I. Rich (Rep.) was elected to Con-
gress from the Seventh District, to
succeed Conger, by 5000 majority.
Election ns Little Rock.
LITTLE Rock, April 6.-The
Democrats elected five OF the six
Aldermen. The Msyoral vote Ia
close. 1t is likely the Democrats
elect Kroraer.
Democrats SuccsssGa, Ia Ouohs,
OMAHA, April 6.-The Demo.
Gratis elected James Z. Boyd Mayor
to-day and carried their general
city ticket and all ward candidates
with one or two exceptions.
Democratic victory - ColSsoDus.
COLUMBUS, O., April 6.-The en-.
tire Democratic ticket was elected
by a majority ranging from 900
down.
Chscsx0 Ei,catoB.
CHICAGO, April 6. Charlton,
(Dem.) Is elected Mayor by over
5000 majority. There was no So.
cialist ticket and their votes went
mainly to the Democrats. The
Irish and Germans both dis
appointed the Republicans. The
next Council will stand IS Repub-
licans and one thoroughly indie.
pendent Republican, Is Democrats
and two Socialists, a net Republic
can gain Of one.
G:esms'a M.Jusisy.
CINCINNATI, O., April 6.-Unof.
fetal footings show that Means,
Democrat, Is elected by majority
of 2, 469. All the rest of the city
ticket Is Republican except one
member Of the Board of Education.
Republican 1r,umph In 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. April 6.-Complete
returns show most remarkable
revolution in the Democratic party.
Following Is the vote: For Mayor,
Ewing, Republican, "a. COS; Over.
stoltz, Democrat, II, 1858. The re.
maiuder OF the Republican ticket
il elected by majorities ranging
from 1900 to 5000. This il not
claimed as a straight Republican
victory, but is the result of bitter
contention among the Democrats.
The complexion VI the lower House
Of Assembly cannot be given now,
but the probabilities are that
large majority Of the Republican
candidates are elected.
LATER.-The sjoiities for the
Republican candidates on the city
ticket, elected yesterday, other
than the Mayor, range from 1895
to S,546. The majority for VIM. l..
Ewing for Mayor stands as reported
last night, 10. 255. The majorities
for Republican members of the
Council range from 1922 to 6, 425.
OF 28 members Of House delegates,
one from each ward, the Rapub.
licans elect 10, the Democrats Z, by
majorities ranging from Is to 947.
The vote is $4,000 less than the reg.
istry, the falling off being among
the Democrats.
Later from L,tsie Rocn.
LITTLE Rock, April 6-Kromer
dem, 10 elected Mayor by three
majority; Jordan rep is elected
Alderman of the Sixth Ward. The
Democrats elect the Treasurer, the
Judge and five out of six Alder.
men,.
The EsSshqnake as Chso-rsrsib: q
Loss VI Lie.
CONsTANTINoPLE April c. The
latest accounts from Chic estimate
the number Of victims by the late
earthquake at 5000. All the foreign
men Of war At Smyrna have started
for Chic. Thirty villages were
destroyed and 10000 people are des-
titute. Castro, the chief town Of
Chic. is almost one ruin. Four
hundred corpses have already been
found. The Porte Is taking meas
ures to alleviate the euffarings of
the destitute inhabitants.
Earthquakes Consinue az chic.
SYRIA, April 6.-Shocks Of earth.
quake continue at Chic, destroy Ing
the houses that were only injured
by the first shock. 1t seemed to be
utterly impossible to enter the
town.