St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-03
OHIO ELECTION ECHOES.
M'KlvL EY'S COUNTRY REMAINS. LOYAL
.,esa 10 THE REPUBLICANS.
BIG SWEEP IN CINCINNATI.

Congressman Caldwell Chosen
Mayor Over the independent
and Democratic Tickets-i Re.
publicans Garry Cleveland and
Toledo by Over 3,O0O-Dayton
Democrats ise-olect Mayor.
CINCINNATI, o., April 2-The count
of the election from the 1876 Cincinnati
precincts was completed at 10 O'Clock
tonight. The whole number of votes
polled was $500. out of a registration
of 7i.O00. Five tickets were in
tne field. The candidates for mayor
received votes as follows: Hon.
A. Caldwell. Republican, 26.6j4; Tne9-
dore Horstman, Citizens, 1892; Isaac
j. Miller, Democrat. 1..6l4. CaidwelRs
plurality. 6,752. There were 299 votes
cast for the Peoples party candidate,
and about 70 for the PrOhibitionists
ticket. The Democrats have schism
in their executive committee which told
against effecrive work today. The Cit :
izens' ticket drew from Outh parties, bnt
chiefly from the Republicans. 1t owed
its origin to dissatisfaction among Re-
public ms with the man who has for
Years been their leader. Horstman, the
Citizens candidate. drew largely from
the over the-Rh German wards.
Caldwell, the Republican candidate.
drew most strongly from the Irish
Democratic wards. Republicans who
voted the Citizens ticket had no hostii-
ity to Hon. john A. Caldwell, for whose
seat in congress there will now be a
contest. No count has been made of
subordinate officers, but every RepuD-
lican is elected.
CLEVELAND REPUBLICAN,.
CLEVELAND. o., April 2.-Official re-
turns from about One-half of the city
show that the Republicans have won by
pluralitieS ranging from 1000 to 5000.
In the presidential election of 1892 the
city went Democratic by about 1900,
and last spring the Democratic candi-
date for mayor had nearly 500 plural
lty. The vote was very light today, the
election being only for school director
and members of the school council and
city council.
CLEVELAND. o.. April 2.-ReturnS
from Northern Ohio town show Repub-
lican victories nearly everywhere, and
by increased majOrites. The vote at
nearly all places IS heavy. At Crestline
the usual Democratic majority of 250 is
wiped out. and the Republicans win by
150. Wapakoneta elects the first Re
publican mayor in years. AT Bellevue
and Bucyrus. Usually Democratic, the
Republicans elect part of the officers.
TOLEDO'S ELECTION.
TOLEDO. o., April 2.-The entire Re-
publican city ticket was elected today,
although many of the candidates suf-
tered reduced pluralities. The eandi-
date for police commissioner headed the
ticket, and the principal contest was for
Office. The Republicans have thirteen
of the eighteen councilmen, and seven
of the nine aldermen. Interest centered
in the Third ward contest, where W. l.
Squire, eX-preSident OF the Ohio Re-
date for president of the National
league at the Louisville convention
last summer, was defeated by plural
ity OF 502 on his private record. ~
MANSFIELD'S SURPRISE. -d5
MANSFIELD, o., April The Re-
pubiicans won notable victory here
today, electing their entire t0wdshlp
ticket for the first tine in the history of
the city, and making surprising gains
i'll the council and board of educailun.
DAYTON DEMOCRATS. n5
DAYTON, o., April 2.-Democrats re-i
elected Mayor Mcmillan by So9. and car-;
lied all their city ticket. With the
hoidovers the Democrats also have the
city council and school board. Two
years ago Mcmillan had only two pllI-
rality, Mckinley, for governor, carrying
the city by 500. fl