The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-05
N UNICIPdL ELECTIONS.
Result OF the Contests in Ohio, Michigan
Iowa and Other Places.

| TOLEDO, o.. April AFTER one o. the
bitterest campaigns that has been fought
in this city for a great many years. the
| Republicans have succeeded in electinp
every man on their ticket. with one ex.
| ceptlon, and have captured both branches
| OF the council board. Major (RepD was
elected mayor by the narrow majority OF
| l35, and Hone ODem) police Judge by
about 800 majority. The fight was not
one Of Republican against Republican. but
Of creed against creed, the Republican
convention having been controlled bv an
anti-Catholic society known as the 4. =.
a., which has secured a hold on all OF
the cities I'm this vicinity.
CLEVELAND, O., April 4-Canton. q
elects Republican mayor for the 6rst
time since 1850. The Democrats get the
council The Democrats get the council
at Youngstown. The Democrats won a
sweeping victory at Findlay. There was
Republican victory at Massillon. The
Democrats won at Akron, where they
elected every officer but marshal. their
candidate for mayor having eleven plu-
rality.
Michigan Elections.
DETROIT, MICH, April with the
exception of Detroit, most OF the cities
IN Michigan voted for city officials yester-
day The Republicans elected their can
dldates for mayor in the following places.
In some cases dividing up other Offices
with the Democrats: Lansing Charlotte
Manistee. Lapeer, Howell. Iron Mountain.
Coidwater, St lgnace. Midland Hills
dale, 81. Clair, Eaton Rapids and Glare.
In OSwcgo, Monroe, Cheboygan. Mt
Clemens, Jackson. Ludington. Greenville.
fpsilanti and Pontiac Democratic MAYORS
were elected. Marquette elected non
partisan ticket In Saginaw the Republi-
cans and non-partisans elected both cir
cult judges and the Republicans elected
nine Of the fifteen aldermen, giving nine
teen out of thirty Republican members of
the council.
Returns received by the Tribune Rep)
from the State up to \. NJ. ysAre inconl-
plete but indicated the eleei .un OF the
Republican State ticket by decisive plu-
ralitieS. According TO that paper the Re
publicans have also carried Wayne county
and the city Of Detroit eecting their
judicial and school candidates. with pos
sibly one or two exceptions.
Sufficient returns To base a reliable es-
innate Of yesterdays vote in the State
have not been received but there is no
doubt Of the election OF Hooker Rep)
TO the supreme bench by the plurality of
dates for regents have won still greater
victory. In the old Democratic strong
holds, such as Wayne and Saginaw coun-
ties. the Republicans have made great
gains. They have captured Grand Rapids.
Ann Arbor. Manistee Lansing and other
cities formerly Democratic. The Demo-
Gratis elect mayors at Ypsianti and Port
Huron, Overturning Republican majori-
ties. All the proposed constitutional
have been undoubtedly car
ried, the opposition being inconsiderable.
A light vote was polled throughout the
State. due to general apathy and bad
weather
Democratic Surprise I'm Iowa.
DUBUQUE, IA. April 4.--The election
proved a surprise for the Dem
ocrats. they electing only Attorney James |
r. Knight. The Independents elected |
Daugherty mayor, Cooney recorder, Grif- |
AXE treasurer and three out OF five alder |
men.
KEoKUK. IA, April 4.-The Repubn- |
,ans elected Dr. &. w. Morehead mayor, |
A. ]. Hardin marshal and r. n. Hoag- |
and assessor, and six out OF eight alder |
men, The city has been Democratic for |
he past four years.
Democracts Win In Wisconsin,.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS. April i.-The
lection passed Off very quietly. AT II |