Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-08
ELECTION RESULTS
Republican Gains Eys<ywhsre IN
the Buckeye state.
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CINCINNATI April The count OF
the entire city wzs completed a. 1850
o'clock and showed that the whole re-
p1bliean ticket was elected without .
single exception. The contest betweea
Mosby and Tafel for mayor was Gloss the
republican candidate having only lSs
plurality. The other niai0rities were
smith lrepl. superior court judge.
1918; police judge. Gregg (repl
1900; city auditor, Brown trep.l
s,sl2; city treasurer. Ziegier
trepl sT44; corporation counsel,
Hortsmann trep.). assr. magistrate,
Tyrrel rep. s,soo. The board of
legislation viii stand 81 republicans
aud democrats. and the school board
VIII contain large republican major
ity. The total vote Of the city is few
short Of So. 600.
COLUMBUS. O.. April The citizens
league developed unexpected strength,
bur drew principally from the repub-
licans. so that in effect the movement
helped the democratic 20 an almost
complete victory. Returns so far
point Enthusiastically To the election
of karb (dem-l for mayor by about
1000, and ali the rest Of the city ticket
except Burns. for the board OF public
works, who is defeated by Lorine,
trep.). The council and board Of edu-
cation will be controlled by the repub-
leans and the board of public works
by the democrats
CLEVELAND. o.. April T-ohicial re-
turns from twenty-five out OF seventy
three precincts in the city show repub-
lican gains for the whole ticket. except
treasurer, over the vote at the municipal
election two years ago, when Gardner,
trcp.), was elected by LOIS major
ity. The indications are that William
q. Rose trep). is elected mayor over
majority. and that the remainder Of the
ticket except treasurer will equal or
exceed those figures w. w. Arm
strong. ex-postmaster (dem-). is un-
doub.edly elected treasurer by not less
than 1000 majority, owing to the fact
that the workingmen cut his opponent
IN al parts Of the city. Under the new
municipal reform law the whole patron
age Of the city is placed in the hands of
the mayor.
CINCINNATI. April 7-Reports from
the municipal elections Ia Ohio show
that the democrats carried the follow
ing-named places; Dayton, except
city commissioner and six of the
fifteen councilmen; Springfield, mayor
elected by 500 majority; Circle
Vile, Gallon. except mayor and mar
shall; Ashland. Marion. except mayor;
Rennon, Steubenvlle, except mayor
and four eouncilmen; GAINESVILLE, ex-
cept mayor: Wooster. except mayor
and street commissioner; Chillicothe,
Lancaster. Millersburg and Jackson.
Republicans carried the following
named places: Coshocton, Bellefoun-
tame, London, Logan, Carrollton, Ere
mont, one half Of the Offices; Fostoria,
Urbana, Urchinsville. Dennison, Leb-
anon.' Hiilsboro. Elyria, Canton.
except mayor and marshal;
Youngstown, Mansfield, elected
republican mayor and street commits
eioner; Warren, Akron, except mayor;
Hamilton. elected republican mayor by
2ss majority; Schwab, democrats can
didste for councilman at large, 8 ma
5ority.
IN uLryofA
CHICAGO, April Returns from the
municipal elections held in this state
Monday are summarized as follows:
The license ticket was successful in
Canton. Mount Carroll, Salem, Har-
ward and Geneseo. The temperance
people won in bridgeport.
N OTHER STATES
The democratic ticket was successful
In Keokuk and Dubuque, Ia
Republicans OF Yank.on, s. u. elect
ed their city ticket
The municipal elections held all over
Minnesota resulted in sweeping demo-
cratic victories wherever party lines
were drawn. 81 Cloud, Fergus Falls
and Henderson were the largest cities
voting. and all went democratic.
In Evansville. Ind. the democrats
elected three councilmen, treasurer,
water works trustee and one member
OF the board of public works. Tho re-
publicans elected three councilmen.
surveyor and two members OF the board
of public works.