New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

CONGRESSMAN CALDWELL ELECTED MAfoh
OF CINCINNATI.
co,umbus April 2 (SpecaD-Early reports
from the municipal elections held in ONO to-day
ehow that the Republicans have swept the state
In Cincinnati where in addition to the nominees
Of the regular parties there was an Independent
penubi,can candidate backed by John X. NC
Loan and ''The Enquirer" and supported by one
~ rho Republican dail.es, Congressman Johii
A Caldwell the regular Republican nominee
wos elected by a good plurality. As the poils
close at o'clock In Cincinnati, two hours carrier
than elsewhere in the State. the count there Is
almost complete.
In Columbus the Republicans have elected their
ticket by $500 majority. and the Indications are
that the Republicans have been VICTORIOUS III al
rho other larger cities and generally throughout
the State
Tho Republican plurality on the head OF the
ticket. Police Judge in this city Is over o1 9oi
mis- is a gain over McKiney's vote OF last IAN
~ 600 The Republicans also secure an III
oroosnd majority in the new City Council ana
the school Board. Seventy out OF seventy Z
precincts in the city give Bigger. Republican. TOT
Police Judge ssSS votes sor ana cath
olic, Is defeated by nearly 5000 votes showing
the A. 7. A strength. ,,o.
At Ashland the Democrats ciecteu t i,i ~ -
heavy vote was cast at Delphos, and Demo-
era ic victory Is reported The ant-sa'ooh cai'-
didates at Marietta were succesSlui 80 g.
The Republican tickets at I1inn' upper HaI ,
duskv and Warren were elected by good MAORI
ties A mixed ticket was elected at Wooster the
Republicans showing substantial gains
Republicans will fill all the municipai OFFICES
~ Irontnn Newark and Massillon went Demo
rratic. The religious issue was prominent at the
latter place and two or three minor uls'u' oa"'e'
are reported - ,,,, ,o,, =
,ic,orv to-day in the Mayoralty election ne
turns now In are follows: Caldwell 49, ono
Uorstman 2O,OGS: Miller ll.57l scattering, l,vVv.
This IL an increase vote of about loOD over 's'1
nnlad one wear ago With Caldwell Is elected the
entire Republican ticket MT. CadWeh Up, reps
scented the straight Republicans and MT ior ,
man the Citizens or ketornef' coinnel 7 II
the Democratic nominee. and Colonei d, "a
Grover pollcd a light vote, the former running
about 10 600 behind Mr. Caldwell
Returns from the leading towns In southern
Obin Indicate Republican Victories where party
lines were drawn. but in many places pohics
was eliminated from the campaign
cIeve1ond April The Republicans nave won.
according To Official returns from about ne-halt
~ the polling places. The pluralities range from
q ooo ~ : 600 The city went Democratic IN me
Presidential election OF NY by 4oov, anu re
caived a plurality Of nearly LOO. me Vo.e 10,
dav was light the election being Tor Scno .
Director. members of the School Councii ana lily
Council. , . ,,,,,h,
The election In Lebanon County shows sight
failing off in the Republican vote. In Lima the
entire Republican ticket mas oeeh ne D,'hi;
the exception OF two Councilmen. me hepupu-
! cans won a victory at Mansfield. electing .he en-
tire township ticket for the first tine III .ne ms MS
tory Of the city, an. making gains IN the Couh.
eli and Board OF Education. Although parry
lines we're largely ignored at Urbana, the Repuo.
lcan ticket was successful. The Democrats OF
Wapakoneta elected their entire city ana towhship
tickets excepting Mayor and two Councilmen'
The saloon men won the Mayor .
In DAYTON the fight was not one. the Deino
cratic. ticket winning by handsome plurdiity
Mayor McMillen was reelected by 500 maJority'
while his last majority was only y Inc eiec-
ton at Hamilton resulted In victory TOT the
Republicans Hamilton has always been consid-
cred a Democratic city.
GAINESVILLE. April The Republicans swept
| this city to-day eecting every candidate Dy
| average majorites Of 500. reversing Democratic
| majority OF 400 last year.
Toledo April THE Republicans were victori-
ous in the municipal election here to-day. Dul
by majorites greatly reduced from those OF 'as'
| fan The A p A. showed little strength.
| Youngstown April 2-The Republicans mad
walkover In to-day's election. re-electirg Mayor
| Miller The Republican candidates for the other
| city offices were also elected.