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CLEVELAND, April THAT the Administra-
Ohio clearly shown In the elections yesterd ay,
though In one or two instances its power for i'll was
plainly demonstrated In Cleveland the Republican
triumph was signal one With two exceptions the
tire ticket elected by maorties ranging from 1900
to 4,0O0 that of Gardner Republican candidate for
Mayor, being 3sl6. The candidate OF the Democrats
waldemer Otis. is innocent of politics. and his
nomination resulted from the withdrawal OF Mayor
Farley who scented defeat in the air. and refused the
nomination. though he defeated the present successful
candidate two years ago. Through bad nominations
the part OF the Republicans and the great pop
uarity OF the Democratic nominees for Police Judge
and City Treasurer the latter elected by maoriies
OF 2,093 and 252. respectively. Board Of Aldermen
recently provided for by the State Legislature check
to the Common Council, was voted for and while It's
creation purely the result OF Democratic scheme,
the Republicans secured OF the niue members.
rhc election for members OF the Council the Repub-
cans majority OF ten in that body 50 that altogether
the defeat of the Democrats In Cleveland was over
whelmng.
lines we're not rigdly drawn the general Republican
triumph is manifest OF the larger cities sandnsky ant
Akron alone were carried oy the pewocrats Inc & ne
ton. Massln, Zsnesye steubenve. Fremont. tostora.
nSs pnses Mt vernon Se~srt oesrn aud
Eypa Besides the & two paints ana na%sd tho
burg. striking instance OF the overwhelming chrac-
ter OF the Democratic defeat is afforded In the following
vile: Returns from all the wads show clean sweep
for the Republicans. Opperman, Republican candidate
for Mayor. has majority over Andrews. Democra OF
4s2 The Republicans also elect the entire eight Conn-
cilmen all the Assessors aud all the township officers
Daniel McConviile, appointed Sixth Auditor OF the
Treasury by President Cleveland, and James McCon-
vile, present Mayor his brother used all their influence
and spent money defeat Andrews. because he bc-
oDged to the PendetOn faction OF the Democratic party
They responsible for the defeat OF tue Democratic
party here, and have disrupted II so badly that IL VIII
take years TO reunite 1t"
MLEANs HOPES BLIGHTED.
COLUMBUS, April tSpeciaD.-The Mclean
Campbell Coal Oil Combination Democracy have met
with heavy Waterloo. The municipal governments Of
Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus were recognized By
their Legislature that 1t would keep their gang in
Office but the people took hand in II and the result ID
well known that John r. Mclean cannot to the Senate
OF the United States Ohio succeed John Sherman
Mansfield the home OF Senator Sherman. elected Re-
publican Mayor for the first time n ten years. The
hardest fight in the State made In this city, where
some Republicans tried to defeat General Walcott, but
he defeated them all and carried majority Of the ticket
through with him. Every Republican t'enber In the
Legislature had his desk covered with the national colors
this afternoon and they feel as tho people had vind
Gated all OF their actions They also believe that the Re-
publican State ticket this fall will have over 10000 ma
Jorty
REPUBLICAN MAYOR IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Returns from all but
five precincts show that Amor Smith, ir. (Rep), has
been elected Mayor by 1000 majority. Tho remainder
OF the Republican ticket is elected with smaller ma
jorites. except Caldwell for Police Judge twho is do
feated by Fitzgerald Dcmocrat, and possibly the candi
date for Justice OF the Peace.