Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07
VOTING In THREE STATES.
City Elections Held in Ohio, Connecticut an
Michigan.

michigan.
The entire republican ticket in Cincinnati
was yesterday elected as follows: Mayor, John
| Mosby; city auditor, Dan W. Brown; corpora
| ton counsel, Theodore Hortsman; city treas
| urer, Henry Zeigler; justice of the peace. Ed
ward Tyrell; police court Judge. Ellis B.
! Gregg; judge of superior court, Rufus b.
Smith. The ticket was elected by majorities
| ranging from 100 to 5000, Mosby having the
| smallest majority on the ticket, a little over
100. Out of thirty members Of the board Of
legislation the republicans have elected twenty
one, leaving nine for the democrats.
REPUBLICANS CARRY CLEVELAND.
Rose, republican, is elected mayor Of Cleve-
land over Farley by about 5000, q net repub-
iican gain OF 2, 600 over two years ago, The re-
mainder of the republican ticket Is elected by
smaller majorities except the city treasurer.
For treasurer ex-Postmnster W. W. Armstrong.
democrat, defeats NJ. G. Watterson by 2,e00.
DEMOCRATS WIN IN COLUMBUS.
The democrats carry Columbus over the re-
publicans and Citizens League by majorities
ranging from 500 to 1000, elccting all their Of
fcers, except member Of board Of public
works. The city council and board Of educa-
ton remain in the control of the republicans
and the board Of public works in tho hands Of
the democrats.
IN OTHER CITIES.
The republicans elect Peters for city COM
missioner of Dayton by 800 majority. Tho
democrats elect all the other officers by major
tiles ranging from 200 to 2,OOO Council and
board OF education both remain in control Of
the democrats
Bell Qepublican) was elected mayor Of Zanes-
vile by 700 majority over Conrad (democrat),
the present incumbent. The city council is
uemOCratlc no balance Df tha tof
democratic with one or two exceptions.
Returns from the various cities of northwest
ern Ohio on the municipal elections indicate
that the democrats have carried the cities of
findiey, Napoleon, Defiance, Wapakonetta,
Lima and Upper Sandusky, while the repub-
licans have been successful in Toledo Fost0ria,
Bowling Green, North Baltimore and Button
While tho issues were purely local. the result
ID regarded as significant of the fall contest.
CITY ELECTIONS IN CONNECTICUT.
The democrats in Hartford made large gains
in the vote for copncilmen yesterday. a heavy
vote being polled. The democrats have a ma
jority of eighteen on joint ballot and will choose
recorder OF the city court, city attorney and
prosecuting attorney.
mayor OF Bridgeport by $50 majority. The re-
publcans also elected the tax collector. The
rest OF the ticket is democratic. The result of
the election was great surprise. as the city is
usually democratic by about 600 majority.
TIRE VOTE IN MICHIGAN LIGHT.
Michigan voted yesterday for justice of the
supreme court and two regents of the state uni
versity. There were practically but two tickets
in the field-the republican. headed by Judge
X. NJ. Montgomery, and the democratic, by
Justice john W. Champlin, who was nominated
as his own successor. City and town elections
were held throughout the state. Returns up to
midnight were not sufficiently full to make any
estimate. 1t was known, however, that a very
light vote had been cast