New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

CHICAGO, April 3.-An election was held
here today for city end township officers and members
OF the CITY Council There were only two
general city tickets; one straight Demo
cratic, headed by Carter II. Harrison, the
present incumbent, for Mayor, The other by Judge
Eugene Cary, Joint candidate Of the Republicans and
Indcpcndcnt Citizens, platform OF high license for
liquOr shops aud stringent enfo cement OF the laws
against the criminal casses The campaign was
o. characterized by unusual amount Of bitter
pcrsonalty. The day was bright and pleasant, and
very large voto was poled by o'clock IL became
evident that tic entire Democratic clIy
ticket was Geeod n@sss tIeTq %as ,asor1Y @Y
for Harrison grew with almost every return. AZ this
hour. lI:l5 returns from ll6 rr'c cne's oyer TIRE
quarters The ctY give Harrison DIS majority X
turns the ocEcr officers arc very incomplete ana are
coming IN slowly.
Later-AI $50 returns from 1877 precincts give Har
rison Al ,2OS; Cary, 3O,5OS.
CINCINSArI, April 3.-UnonlcIal returns from all but
one precinct this city show that the Democrats have
elected Mayor two Judges OF tho superior Court,
member OF the Board of Public Works, Treasurer, City
Solicitor Police Court Judge and three members OF the
School Board by maioutes ranging from 100 10 400
The Republicans elect Controller, Prosecuting
Attorney Of the Police Court Director OF City Inirnary
Wnlr n,ier and two members OF the Board Oh Educa-
ton by maorucs ranging from 100 TO 29Oo Inc pre-
onc yet to be- heard from may defeat Peek tDcm) Tor
Judge Of Superior Court ana Sprinoleir DeI ehioer
Of Board OF Public Works.
Ldter-Ton'ght tho newspaper, have male Two lnde-
pendent canvasses o. returns making mltcria changes
n the resut n, given earlier They do not agree as 70
maiort es bu, unite IA showing that only three Eepub
lie ns have been elected mcly-Esheby Controller;
Caldwell Prosecuting Attorney OF the Police Court
MoOIc Wharf Register. The Common Council ON Joint
bal OF will stano: Democrats, AZ; Iepuoicans, 50
Ouc.a viii Dc necessary 10 snow tho hltuoi-
ties Of she officers elected.
sr LOUIS Mo- April 3-Little interest has been man-
fest ID In The municipal election to-day The indications
arc that the Democratic Counc linen Will ne elected
while the delegates the lower house VIII be dvided
between the parties.
TOLEDO April 3-The Republicans elect the Mayor oy
eightytbrce majority and Police clerk Oy
seventy rlaorty. The Democrats elect the soleitor,
Police Judge Police Prosecutor Trustees of the Water
Works and Cemetery, threo Police Commissioners, iour
Justices of the Peace and COnstables by naotes
ran ging from 300 TO 1000. Tho Common COuhcu WIZ
stand Republicans, D; Demo rats. s. Tno Bosri OF
Aldermen: Republicans, 2; DemOciats, %; boaru o
Educa ton: Republicans, q DenOcratS,o' foco DoarH'
Republicans, #; Democrats,
CLEVELAND, April 3. The Democrats elect John H.
Farley Mayor by nearly 1000 majority; also tho whole
city ticket fourteen out of eighteen Conncilmen and
seven ont of nine members OF tho Board OF Educato,
thus controlling both bodies
DAYTON, April 3-rhe Democrats have made a clean
sweep Of the city ticket and the Common Council Inc
School Board Ia Republican by three majority
DUBUQUE Iowa, April 3.-The city election yesterday
resulted Ia the success of the entire Democratic cat
Frederick ODOnnclls maj Jrity Tor Mayor VIII po i'oVV'
SCHENECTADY, N. v, April 3-Mr. Young, Kepnphcan,
IL elected Mayor by 90 majority The Democrats eject
five Aldermen, tho Republicans one. The Board OF gu
pervisors stands four Democrats anu Que hepuphca'
IIoHrsrowS, N. j.. April 3.-At the charter election
held here yesterday the whole Temperance ticAes was
elected Dy majoritles ranging from IL 10 ~