The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-04
MUNICIPAL ELEcrIOxS.
Ohio Gone Daft On the Liquor Question
Returns from Other States.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Retnrns from
ten Of the fiity.six precincts Of Cincinnati
show Republican losses, which at the same
rateto the others to be heard from, will give
a Democratic majority OF 5000, but ii is
likely that the majority will be greater, as
none OF the German wards have been
heard from where the Republicans ex.
pected the heaviest losses.
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., April S.-The cleo
ton in this city to-day for township
trustees and justices OF peace, resulted in
complete victory for Democrats by 500 or
600 majority. at II o'clock returns from 4
out stxty'hve precincts shows Democratic
majority Of $50, and nearly the entire Ger.
man vote was cast for the Democratic
ticket in the saloon interests, as against
prohibition. The total vote pol!cd is
largely below the average.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-At New Albany.
Ind, q Republican township trustee wss
elected bya majority Of l50. The usual
Democratic majority is 800. In Richmond
the Democrats elect trustee over Re.
publican majority. Shelbyvile, a Demo.
cratic city, elects Republican trustee.
DETROIT, MIcIE, April 3.-A large mum.
her OF municipal elections took place in
Michigan to-day. Leasing went Demo
cratic on the Temperance issue,
Flint, Republican; 0wasso, Demo,
erat; Hillsdale, Republican; Marshall,
Democratic on the temperance issue, the
successtul candidate being opposed By the
saloOnists. Iapeer went Republican,
Eaton Rapids, temperance. Ann Arbor
Democratic, for Mayor, the balance Of the
ticket is Republican. Ypsilanti went
Democratic Niles is also Democratic.
Port Huron astonished everybody by
going Republican. Jackson accomplished
the same feature. Grand Rapids went
heavily for the combination ticket, Green
hackers and Democrats. Local issues every
where largely predominated.
EAST SAGINAW, MIcu., April 3.--At the
charter election held to-day the Democrats
elected the Mayor, Treasurer and a Justice
Of the Peace, and the Republicans the
Recorder and n majority OF the Council
men. In Saginaw City the Democrats
elect the entire city ticket and five out Of
six aldermen.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-Tn the city elec-
tions the Democrats probably elected, most
possibly, all the city ticket The Repub-
licans lose six CounCilmen. The returns
are not complete.
CoLUMEUs, 0rlo, April S.-The total vote
in the city to-day was nearly as taireas- at
the last State election. The Republicans
have secured i6 Couucitmen to II Demo-
Gratis.
The Democratic city ticket was elected
by majoFities ranging from 100 to 600.
The Democratic mayor was elected one
year ugo by S6S majority. The Republicans
would have carried the city but for the ei-
fects Of the Pond liquor bill.
CINCINNATI, April 8. With 33 precincts
to hear from, the Democratic majority is
5000. It will baincreased by the precincts
to be heard from.
TOLEDO, o., April There was great
deal Of scratching, and at this hopr the
count is not complete,
( iThe citizens ticket, however, is defeated hv
from 500 to 1000. The Democratic city
ticket is elected by about the same major
ity. The Common Council will remain
Republican by two majority.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 3.-The Demo-
Gratis carried the city to-day with the posi-
BILE exception ot Treasurer and Auditor.
DUBUQUE, IA, April 4.-Fuii returns
elect all the Democratic candidates, but
Treasurer.
KEokU, IA, April s.-The election re-
suited in the election OF Democratic
Mayor and four Aldermen, a Republican
Assessor and two Aldermen.
YASEroS, D. T., April Sin the city to-
day the entire Republican ticket was
elected by about 100 majority.