Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-08
IN SOME OTHER STATES.
Scattering Elections in Indiana, IIlinu
Kansas and Elsewhere.

1 II,
Kansas and Elsewhere.
INDIANAPOLIS, April Sin township cleo
ton held here yesterday the Demo crats
! elected their entire ticket The vote was
| light.
| EVANSVILLE, Ind, April Sin the mu.
nicipal election here yesterday the Demo
Gratis carried every ward in the city for
councilmen and city officials. The township
election returns indicate the election of the
entire Democratic ticket
COLUMBUS, o., April S-W. T. Davis
| (Rep.) was elected trustee in Columbu:
| township over s. J. Barrett Dem by IS
| majority. At the last election the Demo
Gratis carried this township by $50 majority
The Republicans have majority of the
fourteen township trustees in this county.
At the last general election this county vent
$50 Democratic. The Prohibition vote cut
no figure in the election.
LoGANsPoRT, Ind, April S Little inter
est was shown in yesterdays township cleo
ton here. The entire Democratic ticket
with the exception of one officer was elected
by reduced majorities. Reports from the
country show a Republican gain of three
trustees out of twelve
CLINTON, April S.-Clinton township
elects the entir Democratic ticket Reason
ii. Swinehart Is elected township trustee
the first Democratic trustee since 1855 The
same township gave Republican plurality
OF 100 in ISIS The Democratic majority
is A.
KoKoMo, April S-Returns indicate that
the trustees elected in Howard county will
stand: Republicans, 10; Democrats /, a
gain of for the Republicans.
LEBANON, April THE Republicans ele ct
their whole ticket in this Center township
by $50 majority. Returns from Eagle town
ship give the Republicans u majority, and
In Washington township the Republicans
have 30 majority. The Democrats carry
Perry township by "a.
WASHINGTON, April s-Russell, Rep)
defeated Mulligan, Dem by ll2 ma jority
In this Washington township, heavy Re
publican gain. Semi-official reports from
out townships give the Republicans a ma
Jority of the trustees
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, April s-The city election
yesterday was very quiet. An unusua lily
light vote was cast and while there was a
great deal of individual enthusiasm there
was not much political feeling. The Demo
ihhh tiShSl eiecteI Will bpt exec DJlOn
VI Timothy Maxwell, candidate for clerk OF
the police court. Emil Rehess the preser Z
incumbent, was re-elec ted
COLUMBUS, O., April s.-Ths Demo
Gratis elected their entire city ticket yester-
day, by majorities of from 200 to ], 500
The Democrats gained largely in council,
but owing to the hold over members the
new council will stand: Repu blicans, l6;
Democrats, IA.
NoRwALK, o., April democrats elect
four out OF five councilmen, water works
trustee, assessor, and member of the school
board, being great gains in this heretofore
Republican stronghold
TOLEDO, o., April S-The municipal cleo
ton here yesterday gives the city Demo
ratio common council and Republican
board OF aldermen with a Republican ma
Jority of one on joint ballot. Henry
Cheney, Republican candidate for police
commissioner, was swamped. j. c. Gribben
street commissioner, Democrat, was also de-
fea1ed- Jones, Democrat, gas trustee, was
reelected The vote was very light.
DAYTON, O., April s-The Democrat have
elected their entire city ticket and
carried eleven out of fifteen wards. j. e.
d. Ward Dem.l, for mayor, has about ] 200