The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-05
Miscellaneous Matters.

Yankton, S.-Tbe city elected the en-
tire republican ticket, by 100 majority.
Raleigh, N. c., S.-Ex-Gov. Holden
had q slight stroke Of paralysis.
Little Rock, Crops are unusually
forward all over the state.
Dayton, Ohio, 3,-Returns from thir-
teen precincts in the city show q demo-
Graf gain Of 493, and republican gain of
50. The probability is the city is carried
| by the democrats, with a majority Of
about 400 for mayor. The entire city
ticket is elected by democrats. The Pond
bill is undoubtedly the cause Of the re-
pU blicAn defeat.
New York, Sat the annuSl meeting
of the Panama Railroad Company, to
day, the FOL owing directors were elected:
4. w. Park, Chas. g. Francklyn, j. G..
Mccullough. d. 0. Mills, Joseph Og-
den, w. b. Dinsmore, Thos. Maddox,
Geo Gair, r. W. Thompson. Jesse Be-
ligmsn, E. P. Fabbri, J.W. Ellis, Thos.
j. Dess bla.
New York. S.-Performsnces to-day
in several theatres Melted for the actors
fund Si4, 500.
Colum bus, S--There was solid vote
to-day, and nearly as large as at the last
cured sixteen couucilmen to twelve dem
ocratr. The democratict city ticket
is elected by a majority, running from
400 to 600. A democratic mayor was
elected year ago by 86S. Republicans
would have carried the city but for the
effects ofthe Poad liquor bill.
Cleveland, l3-Qdlet election. The
democrats probably elect most, possibly
all the city ticket. Republicans lost six
Councilmen. The returns are not COM
plete.
New York, The large hall of
Cooper Union was crowded, tonight, on
account of the mass meeting called to
protest sgAinst he action Of the English
government in OBTAINING American citi-
zens without trial in English prisons.
Mayor Grace presided, and q large num-
Der Of prominent citizens, Congressman
and others were present. Those WHO
spoke were in full accord.
New York, At is reported that ne
gotiations are in progress for the ssle OF
the Stevens House, at Broadway and
Morris street, and that the price esked Is
100000. The property is owned by
Phelsn, of California, but the proprietor
of the hotel has lease at q low rental
which does not expire until 1886.
Galveston, 4.-Jay Gould, to-day, was
elected president Of the Internal and
Great Northern Railroad.
Boston, 4.-The governor has removed
the police commissioners. They claim
that the removal is illegal. Democrats
sustain them.
Toledo, o, 3.-The principal contest
in the election In this city was over the
police board. The citizens had placed
two candidates in the field, one repub-
lican and one democrat. The republican
convention endorsed those who ran on
the issue of non-psrtisan board. Dem
ocrats nominated party men. Germans
were disaheCted by the failure Of repub-
licans to nominate their nationality, and
the ides of q temperance issue was raised.
The passage of the Pend bill drove the
Germans almost entirely to vote the DEM
oeratic ticket straight. Brewers and
liquor dealers worked hard against the
republican ticket. There was a great
deal of scratching, and at this hour the
count Is not completed. TIE Citizens
ticket Is defeated by from 500 TO ,OoO,
'the democratic city ticket" elected by
about the same majority, different csndl-
dates varying widely. The common
council will remain republican by two
msjOriy. The complexion of the school
board Is difficult to define in consequence
of the coalition ickets.