Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09
SPRING ELECTIONS.
They Are Hsid in the Towns and
Cities Of Several states
LITTLE EIuTEKEsT AIIEsDS TEN.
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MICHIGAN

NICmGAN.
DETRoIr, Mich Apr-i - Chartes
elections we're held very generally
throughout the state Monday. in
many instances The issues were puFely
of 4 local nature. but where poitios
entered into the fight The re-
turns 50 far IS received, show
Democratic victories Among ths
larger places KelamaEoo. Npsilanu,
Marshall. Holland Monroe and Hills
dale vent Republican, while Lansing,
lacksoA, West bsy CITY
ana Nuskegon have gene almost soiidly
Democratic. j q the villages and Town
ships the parties are about equally d.
yided. With slight Democratic mAloriues
~ the preponderance
Peatwater elected the whole Demo
cratic township ticket Mount Glenn
ems Pontiac, Bronson. Adrian, Leland,
Big Rapids, Port Huron. 81 Joseph,
Berrien SPRING. Petoskey and Char
lotte Rere among tie other towns in
which the Democrats were FOR TIE most
part successful
Republicans elected q ma iority q the
officers in Niles. MaoklnHw Gty, Ann
Arbor, Flint South Haven h&nisuQae,
Manistee Coldwater. Battle Greek. Cad
lilac. Decatur. Cheboygan, Whitehall
and Ludington.
INDIANA.
ISDIANAPoI1s. Ind, april Sin the
township election held here Monday
the Democrats elected their entire
ticket The vote Was light The av-
orage OF Democratic gain ls forty net ia
each peecinct. and 8 Republican MAJ jor-
ity oi ]. 400 two years ago has been over
come and the Democratic ma iority is
estimsted at from :. 300 10 l.5o0, repre-
senting Democratic gain in the town
ship of between 2, $50 and >. 900.
Republicans Carried the day IN Brazil,
Warsaw, Attica Greeacsstle. La Grange,
Greensburg. Kokomo Rushville, Va
bash, Charlottesville. while the Demo
Gratis were victorious ia Terro Hsate,
Frankfort, Edinburg. Logsnsport Nan
Gle. Winamac, Fort Wayne, AurorS, Gov
/ ington, La Porte. Valparaiso, Decatur,
( Connersville and Fayette
BEDFoRD, Ind, April s-Jslnes H.
Brown. candidate for trustee OF Marien
township on the Republican ticket
dropped dead IN Mitchell Monday night
al o'clock The excitement Of the
election is supposed 70 be the cause.
OHIO.
! CLEVELAND. O. April s.-The Demo
Gratis Monday elected their entire
municipal ticket comprising commit
/ teemen Of the police, fire, cemetery
and water-works board and justice Of
the peace The Republicans elected
! twenty-five OF the city couEcilmen.
/ The board Of education is composed of
/ ten Republicans and ten Democrats
CINCINNATI April s-Tke vote Al the
municipal election Monday for Judge
/ OF superior court. clerk ct police court.
1 director Of the city inhrmary, msgis
/ trate and bers Of the boards Of
councilmen and education was verr
/ light The RepRblicsns have a ma
/ jority of one on the Board of
/ Education and two on the Board q
Councilmen, both Of which were hereto
fore overwhelmingly Republican TIE
Democrats elected all other oHEcers ex-
cept clerk OF the police court
The returns from the municipal elec-
4 tons in Ohio show that IN most places
q light vote was polleo. Cleveland,
and Columbus went Democratic,
while the Republicans carried Spring
7 field, Massillon. Logan and Oxford. In
several places politics was not al issue
! Waverly elected the Anti-LaW-znd- Or
/ dcr-League candidate FOR mayor. IN
/ Steubenville tie anti-ring candidates
were successful In some cities the re-
suit is divided The Democrats carried
Ironton. Morrow. Chillicotbe an6 Ham
ilton. The publicsBs claim that on
account Of the light vote and The fact
that no important issues were involved
the elections were without signibcsncs.
IOWA.
DIs MoTNEs. Ia, April s-The cleo
ton here Monday was very quiet, only
light vote being polled. Al II o'clock
it was thought that the entire Repub-
lican ticket was elected. There are
twenty-one precincts in the new city,
some Of them having 500 votes Keokuk
and Dubuque have elected Democratic
mayors
ILLINOIS
CHICAGO. April s-Iicense aldermen
were elected On Monday n the Illinois
cities o. salem. Bridgeport Ooonee and
! Canton.
WOMTN TIrCTTD.
EncEHToN. Kan. April s-hfter one
( of the most holly contested car. pa gus
ever known hero thc woDens ticket
was elected As follows Mayor Mrs N.
II Kelley. Police Judge. Mrs Thomas
Greer. Coun-ilmen Mrs S. Y Evar'.
/ Brs Stewart. Mrs Holden. Mrs Nat
4 Ross and Mrs Brown.
KAEsAs CITY. No. April > MUM
{ cipal elections we're held throuF
Kansas Monday IN cities o. the fourth
class Reports indicate that the women
cast about tvo-ffths ~ she votes.
They had no candidates - their
own sez ~ the field hrt lied
themselves vifb ono ~ the other
of the parties A. the election af
Oskaloosa last wear the w0r1eu rama fnI
city ticsef and elected it A. fhe frf
enf sieofion the women 0ecit-ed to
stand For reelection. They ssil fhrv
had placed the citys STairs in roo1
! condition snd were willing ~ ief the
men ny and kerp them so. Toey
worked 81 ths poi s sHd carried the elso-
tion fer TIE successful tekst