Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

throughout Olio to-day, while of "A local
character, wore vet az full of stgnificange
as IL state Officers had been voted for. be-
cause OF their showing the taadenqy of
the peopla to ptl.taiu or rabj;ke tito Demo-
cratic administration which CRIME into
power with tho election OF Governor
lGnpbell last fail, and their approval OF
sne ohhtae.-r on t!s LEGISLATION that hhs
ne,h nLue,sn " ine DhIoetnis sehsil
assembly Whl5h erected CALVIN >. btice TO
10 ne United sthtos Ssnae.
tof q spTi+K tMet'cn m eKlthotulnRrY
Fp wv lGtnNi. h"poiis from We tflisl
ga eitl.s t.Ha 'own4 % MOTH y ern ONO
w e thlS honr (.NahiEhO lualehLo tuhI
we hsnocfH.b OIL ohio i&fh t9in9 INTO
POSITION 10 su,i, NJ Tho itslhS Al thha 10
hhIS thht W. pnrty ~ power Gas u me
HIlu uN"a "a Nos'f3 VI sno n'st'o.
- this ci y %hsiS, hptwth- tanulhg ihs
.aes ma tnr h'punfrlnt hAH gu urel
tlflortI OF HNli INC psInocr'At's mayor 70
eletlrn' anu gan or ipnr connc.imeh ana
ionr ulemptct OF We h9htd o. edneallSh
nss o5"i M,oe. i ~, D 5, hS i, also
crNl3n Lima I'm ! Pfenoht. Matloh,
Deiihnce, as Wen as number 81 Smaller
u''e
alo hepubllcan5 mh1e Ienenious
euarl III pEGr NNtth-we9'"rh O-io 70
rchi"Vo Victory In oratr ina; they mig nt
slh " !'EI " people we're 40. IN syIlptthy
WIZ iA9 tut"ht Feul tiiothR OIL INC sEbte
tor uoa <tess'on9l purposes ana the eleetlon
OF Erie" 70 Tue iited Sta.e5 senate. thsse
We tho i--ues, anu the Iaet tna- l tha volers
Oi tAe 5th'p nave hSi'h lh1'rs'ea thtif SYM
nRthy Win ula Demadth through me eiec-
noh4 20 uay Is hcnep,ed ey Danoetdts t'
sV.aen'1 ~. me u tcK9ye State IS peeeih-
NnR le!ihb:S OeEocrhED
DEMOCRATS WIS IN coLrMhrs
Colt MDrs o. AprI THE elections in
Obs t1.may, tbop.b conanei 10 What
pigA ba termed Off YEAR otIi.es, saCw
rliz.t resnltp rne nav ygaa hrautjiuI bnt
ina gnnuuIiran vote f,Ii OH Amazingly in
rl,tlly ql4tters. Columbus goes DsmO-
cratic y, tnHio.itias Ringing from $40 to
1860, with biz gains In that p4rtJ for
counc!!s. rht result Is largely owing to
genera lndiderenes and dissatisfaction In
tAa recent presidential appointments.
AZ StrHinhNite htpdOIleAns slect ma
l'f.iE OF On hc-, hhu IN harie'ui the fe'nit
j. tn2 consolidation o. that plhee Win
M mar. AZ Cnc.eVii!e, ohiiieothe; NEW
mk, DAYTON Rnd Springfield In 20 Demo-
erstio SninS re r ported s:vilS theLa eoA,
rol VI w governments III Cplitico'io Ri"
A. Mn,.rI Vsr,or, rho psnrbl,c.,s auant
rs, .otGtn,, ia ,t I+onthy p,rtsnn,,tb
T,oo6,, lV,cvrns mud Wanstnaefa Gh,nors
,rs,,v,,p prn,,n went n,.,oncrotIo wit =, the
err.nfino III ifiers a. scSnoI hnsrI and
ycnnstc, s,g,,,,, tn,n Iint, For that norf,,
elee,tn,. tl,S affJrs t,,hat
", H., ,,,.,,r,,,, ths p,-,, tli,on ~ nioritt,,
vvs,n ant dntga n, yonn"storvn Kent
Itay.pnH warren and afhaT nincsa ,erJsly
,,,, tF tiit,yi ~ p,,iIiT,, y. 80, = ~
In ina N, Ri. We = tha sn1tI h.it nj n mn,
cr5ti, coI,ria, rens m theiS rscord with
I"r,.,, TS,tst,t. ',i,t.as ,,,raT Z a.
tas1F rIini,;arca A. 20 G,nctnreti sd C,evn.
iend i'm vnta r,os pnne,,aiIv liyht nnd na
Is ,,,,- mil. +ia n,ss ~, p,c,, M ,,,,, iouy
nv II t''' ''-' e''2s' 'Nio ~ -'''0"N9 ''''
Tha resnit shovva that tha Germsn vote
ihe,e ia Il image de,ras remainei with its
Gilips o. last Nnvam0er.
The tfohlhiiopists had tickets In some
OF the smaller Ohio cities, and Wessr-
Nlle claims the election OF mayor of that
faith.
ctFyrI,sn's pEM1cR6rto yICTonY.
c,,.t,..,,n AnrtI = rha nor,oorats
,o5", IL In ~, tao,i,,, aiao,,,,i thatr az.
Il,,n,itssi ,la,nt oor,nrIstna oom.
a. , G,, u,
1870 =, ,. 4, ~ hS MA LII" ~ ~
nc,,o no ,iut"ii,ts. rnnt,,n!, rom Sss r.
n5, n, q nnn,'i, 'Ioa,,s ,H1 TIC n,har I,nh
,,I .. - ,,' N ,@,,,ni,n,a,,
man, ,,,,,,.,,.s,,, ,,r,r,,
,,,c,.>,,,# ,nr,I7 ,rba yota a. thu mimi.
.,I',,, tIa,, a. ;naa ~ a,,,,ain,
d,,rt ,,ft,,i, - ,,,iIoa ,ors, 5i-ao,or ~ as
tngrr,arv ,rts,re,a ouS ~ ,,obara oi ~
t.ny go cfI.ta,, - .,dI,catIon ,ga,
,t.rt,mrht RI NONCOMPLIANCE ~ ,,fGrI',Si
I trit,' ~ r-,'., T., ,i,,, ~ ~
fn,,o,.i, ~ ~ IL, ~ ~. y. $500 ~ on,,
'l,,n - - n,hi,,s ,a.a harat,yar.
,,,s,,b-ty' ,t,..,,, 1t"nn,iion,, mo Damn
nsot "n}t'i''u ~ puu''ea ~ ~ Dv ,i',
Su'S esS - '''t 1.l ,,tI, ~ ~ III.
aVSm NJ ,,t.l t,,iti i.sS ~
J M n - VIZ" A'7Pu'''o-A' ''ooso- -
-I'o l,,a.s 49,, r,or,oo,o., otoo, ,o,,- ~,
w mt''A ttio a's oi1os .n, W
- ~" % m'5ssI ',I 49,
$50. 80, 49, ~ 49, ~, ~ snt,t.' -
o,t ,tfS 20. 80 - 'A's' Apho.o4oto az
pu'''e"i shoit''Hiu'
DfMocRAlio GAINS IN INDIANA.
ISnIANhruiIs, IND, April Little inter
est WAS SHOWN Ia the township elections
held In IIdiGna to-day. The few reports
that have been received from over tht
state incioate unusual apathy. the lie
publican vote 10 light. The Democratic
vote, however, Is comparatively large. Ii
this city the average Of Democratic gain
IA forty net In each precinct and Il Rapubll
can majority of !, 400 two years ago ha
been overcome. Tho Democratic majorit.
f. estimated Ut from 9UO 10 5GO, repre-
santing Democratic gain ia the township
OF from $40 to 5000.
H.IIor REFORM ~ uIRTFoRD.
rr,rr,,,,,.,, -, arrl, \ ma, pnr,b
ltcmna nave carried lbs Guy by the shines
majority In 10 years, General Henry G
DNIEht bslEg Clecled mayor BY less thai
100 yNtes, lao ma GRITTY on jOint ballot il
jhe court OF common council will be TWO Ii
5aVor OF tic Republicans. The majority
Finn.l AZ 1t II, depends on tho official Goun
in the Seventh ward, where lie Democrat
candidate Tor alderman, 1iui1f william Il
IaiaOtt is only ona vote benlhd tho Rapul
licGn nominee, Captain II. -. Puilbrlck.
Two years ago Mayor Root cUrrlru III