The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-05
Municipal Elections In Other States.

was made, and every hody put III tne Desl
possible condition. The investigation ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Municipal Elections IN Other States.
AT DUBUQUE, IA.
DUBUQUE, IA, April 3.-The entire demo-
cratic ticket was elected yesterday.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., April 3-Unofticial re-
turns from all but one precinct Of the city
show that the democrats have eltc ed the
mayor, two judges OF the superior court,
a member of the board of public works,
treasurer, city solicitor, police court judge
and three members of the school board by
maiorities ranging from / 900 to 200 The
republicans elect the comptroller, prose-
cutting attorney in the police court, director
of the city infirmary, wharimaster and
two members of the board OF education by
majorities ranging from 2,0C0 to 1900. The
precinct to hear from may defeat Peck,
democrat for the superior court and
Soringmeir, democrat, for the board Of
public works.
Tonight the newspapers have made two
independent canvasses of returns, making
material changes in the result as
given earlier. They don't agree
as to maiorities, but unite
in, showing but three republicans elected,
namely: Eshelby, comptroller; Caldwell,
prosecuting attorney of the police court;
Moore. wharf register. The common coun-
Gil. on Joint ballot, stands: Democrats, A.
republicans, SO.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 3,-An election was held
here to-day for city and township officers
nd mo hars nf the nifu rpItnptl fNhaYa
were but two general city tickets, one the
straight democratic, headed by Carter Har-
rison, the present incumbent, for mayor,
the other by Judge Eugene Carey, candi-
date of the republicans and Independent
citizens on the platform of high license for
saloons and the stringent enforcement OF
laws against criminals. The cam
paign was characterized by an unusual
amount of bitter personality. A very
came evident that the entire democratic
city ticket was elected, unless there should
be an unusual amount OF scratching. The
majority for Harrison grew with every re-
turn almost. At this hour Q1:15) returns
from 116 precincts, over three-quarters of
the city, give Harrison 0, 23S majority. Re-
turns on other officers are very incomplete,
and are coming in slowly.
AT l1:30, 1877 precincts out OF l49 in the
ClIy give I1dIIlNOu tl,-ODr Sdl oOicOO-
1890 a. m.-The republicans concede the
election of the entire democratic city ticket
by 5000 to 10000 majority. The democrats
claim 1000 to 1900. This is decided
democratic gain, compared with the cleo
ton last fall, when it was practically tie,
The results depending on the personal popu-
laIity of the candidates, half democrats
and half republicans being elected.
Two years ago Sv Ha 961 msor Tas
The council will be overwhelmingly demo-
cratic. OF IS old members who hold over,
13 are democrats.
At los o'clock the indications are that
the entire democratic city ticket is elected
by 500 to 5000 majority.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., April 3.-The democrats
elect John II. Farley mayor by nearly 900
majority, the whole city ticket, fourteen
out OF eighteen counclmen and seven out of
nine members of the board Of education,
both bodies.
AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, o., April 3.-Tho republicans
elect the mayor by 81 and the police clerk
by 20 majority. The democrats elect the
solicitor, police judge, police prosecutor,
trustees of the water. works and cemetery.
three police commissioners. four justices OF
the peace and four constables by malorities
men: Republicans, 2; democrats. 4. Board
Of education Republicans, 2; democrats,
8. Police board: Republicans, i; demo-
Gratis 4. The council on joint ballot has a
democratic majority off.
AT LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, April 3.-The municipal
election resulted In the election OF Kramer,
mayor; Griffith, police judge, and Hudson,
treasurer all democrats, though the politi-
cal lines were not drawn.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April BIN the election TO-
day for members of the municipal assem-
bly,, the democrats elected members TO the
upper house and the republicans /. To the
lower house the democrats elected Is, the
republicans IL. Two independent demo-
Gratis are also elected. The vote Is very
light, and scarcely any interest is mani
tested in the contest.
AT MADISON, WIS.
MADISON, WIS, April 4.-The democrats
elected the mayor. city treasurer and every
supervisor and justice Of the
peace in the city.
AT LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN. NEB., April 3.-The republican
ticket was elected in this city by 800 major
ty. The republicans make a Clean sweep
Of the councilmcn and school board.
AT JEFFERSON CITY. NO.
KANSAS Cry, April 3.-The Times JEFF
Ierson City special says: Democrats
elected Hon. J. II. Edwards, The present in
cumbent, mayor by ii majority and ! al.
terman, the republicans aldermen.
AT KANsAs CITY.
KANSAS Cry, April 3.-The democrats
elected James Gibson mayor and the re-
mainder of the citv ticket, except
The republicans and democrats
zach elect 3councilmen. The council now
stands republicans and democrats.
DENvEE, April 3.-1ncomplete returns in.
Iicate that Governor John J.. Rout Is
elected mayor with the whole re
publican city ticket, with probably
The exception Of city attorney.
Routt was compelled 10 Sccept the nomi-
the republican factions and beat Doth OPP
positions. lie received Q majority over all.
At OMAHA. NrnRAeKA.
OMAHA, NEn.. April 3.-1he city cleo
ion il holly contested. IL
4 believed that Champion
). Chase. republican, Is elected by about
forty votes over ex-Judge Savage, the can
iidste Of the democrats and citizens.
MICHIGAN.
Drrporr. MrcH I, April 3.-Latess returns
rom Mondays elections do not change the
-esult. Indications are that Cnampin.
democrat, and O'Brien. republican. have
been elected judges Of the supreme court
Sanitary Council.
JAcKsos, Miss, April 5.-The fiith annua
session Of the ernitary Council OF The
Iissippi vAlle- convened this morning
house Of REPRESENTATIVES,. Forty I've dele
zstes. r.fre.enfing fourteen states, At
ended Governor Robert Lowry made IN
,ddrTfs Of welcome. which was followed by
lte ferular annual address. delivered By
President Gusiare Derruu. Of New Orleans.
one q M. Ernrfs Daughters Marries.
yrr YORK. April 5s-Louisa Wardner
Er.rts and Dr.. Chnrles D. Scndder were
married today By Bishop Williams. assisted