Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-04-07

NAPOLE
OHIO ELECTIONS.
Result OF the Shower of Ballots at va
rious Places Monday.
COLUMBUS, April 5.-The Republicans
in the Legislature are highly satisfied
with the result of the election in Ohio.
Columbus.
In this city the Democrats, to save the
city from reorganization, dumped the
city ticket and voted for the Republi-
cans. But SO per cent of the vote was
out, and the largest Republican major
tiles were obtained in democratic wards.
Upper Sandusky.
UPPER SANDUskY, April 5.-The Re-
publicans elected four councilmen,
which was never before accomplished
by them. The Democrats get the
mayor, clerk, treasurer, marshal, asses
sors, school board, four councilmen,
township clerk and township trustee.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-About half
vote was out. Judge Moore was re-
elected to the superior court. The Re-
publicans gained three on the board of
education. The board of legislation re.
mains unchanged politically. Election
day was unusually quiet.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, April 5.-The Republican
city ticket, composed of one school
director, seven members of the school
council and two justices of the peace is
elected by about 1000 majority. At
least six out of the city councilmen are
elected by Republicans.
Ashtabula.
ASHTABULA, April GA clean sweep
for the Democracy here. The Demo
cratic mayor was elected by 213 ma
jority and every member of the council.
Local option was defeated by about 200.
Hudson.
HUDSON, April 5.-The Republican
mayor and councilmen who passed the
prohibitory ordinance were reelected.
M. G. Read and A. J. Shields are tie for
justice of the peace.
Salem.
SALEM, April 81. W. Northup, in
dependent candidate for mayor, was
elected by $50 majority over Ramsey,
the Republican candidate.
NCrwaIk.
NoRwALK, April 5.-The Republicans
elected every man on their ticket with
the excepti,l of two assessors and one
councilman.
Logan.
LOGAN, April 5.-The Republicans
elect the mayor and two councilmeH.
The Democrats get the marshal and two
councilmen.
| Youngstown.
YOUNGSTOWN, April 5.-The Repub.
licans have carried the entire 1nunleip Il
election after the hardest fight in many
years.
CadiZ.
CADIZ, April 5.-The Citizens board
OF education ticket was elected here,
overcoming Republican majority Of
200.
| FOstoria.
FosToRIA, April 5.-Democrats 5. elected
mayor and board of education. Repub.
licans have control of council.
| Ripley.
RIPLEY, April 5.-The entire Repub.
lican township ticket was elected by
about 800 majority.
Akron.
AKRON, April 5.-The broom which
swept the city was in the hands of Re-
pubicans.
| Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD, April 5.-The entire city
and township Republican ticket was
elected. -
|
CRCLEvILLE, April 5.-The Demo
Gratis here lost because they remained at
home.
! Dayton.
DAYTON, April 5.--Democrats elected
mayor; balance of the ticket mixed.
Newark.
NEWARK, April 5.-Council is Repub
lican the first time in forty years.
Urbana.
| URBANA, April 5.-This city went Re
publican by a reduced majority.
| Fostoria.
| FosToRIA, April 5.-Everything g.. Re
publican except one assessor.
/ st. Mary's.
! ST. MARY's, April 5.-The Democrats
as usual elected everything.
1 waverIy.
/ WAvERLY, April 5.-The entire Dem
oc1atic ticket was elected.
Tiffn.
TIFFIN, April 5.-Democratic with TIVE
Republican councilmen.
Marietta.
Il MARIETTA, April 5.-The Democrat
have swept everything.
| Lima.
LIMA, April 5.-The Republican ticke
here was elected.
| Toledo.
TOLEDO, April 5.-A clean sweep fo