The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-03
NEST SENDS GOOD ONENS
Big Republican Gains in All
Western States.
DEMOCRACY BURIED OUT OF SIGHT.
Home of Senator Brice and EX-Gov-
ernor Campbell Captured by Re-
pubIicans-Democr Strongholds
Surrender Everywhere.
Special 10 the Ne,rs.

COLUMBUS, o., April 3.-The result Of
yesterdays municipal elections show
big Republican landslides. The Democ-
racy is buried out OF sight The reports:
Alliance Republicans elect everything
by pluralities of 200.
Akron-Entire Republican city ticket
elected by plurality of 800 on the head,
and the Republicans get five out OF seven
Ccuncilmen and every member OF the
board OF education.
Brice's Home Goes Republican.
Hamilton home of Senator Brice
and Governor Campbell elects Republi-
can Mayor for the first time.
Crestline-The usual Democratic ma
jority OF 250 Is replaced by Republican
majority of 100.
Wooster - Republicans make nearly
clean sweep; usually Democratic.
Dennison-Republican clean sweep.
Urichsville-A clean Republican land
slide.
London--For the first in 10 years the
Republicans elected Mayor. lie is Will
liam A. Neal, plurality 10.
Waverly - The Republicans elected
Charles Peters, Mayor. This is the first
Republican Mayor ever elected here.
Fostoria-R Republicans sweep everything
except one ward Office
Mansfield-The Republicans elected
history of the city.
Piqua- Republicans have wrested con-
troll of the City Council from the Demo-
Gratis, making heavy gains.
Wapakoneta Republicans elect a
Mayor for the first time by 1900 majority.
Township officers are Democratic.
Republicans elected entire ticket
by majorities OF 90 to 800.
Sweep Everything in Canton.
Canton-R Republicans elect four out of
seven Councilmen all of board of edu-
cation and member of the board Of
water works trustees. The township
also elected full Republican ticket.
There is normal Democratic majority
OF 500.
Toledo The entire Republican city
ticket was elected.
At Ashland the Democrats elected the
Mayer. The remainder OF the city ticket
is divided.
A heavy vote was cast at Delphos and
Democratic victory is reported.
The anti-saloon candidates at Marietta
Were successful.
The Republican ticket at Tiffin, Upper
Sandusky and Warren were elected by
good maiorities.
The Republicans will I'LL all the muni-
cipal offices at Ironton. Newark and Mas
silon went Democratic. The religious is
sue was prominent in the latter place and
two or three minor disturbances were re-
ported.
Republicans Get Cleveland.
In Cleveland the Republicans have won
according to the official returns from
about one-half OF the polling places. The
pluralities range from 5000 to 5000. The
city went Democratic in the Presiden-
tlal election OF 1892 bv 1000 and last
spring the Democratic Mayoralty candi-
date received plurality of nearly 1900.
The vote yesterday was light, the election
being for a school director, members of
the school council and city council.
In Columbus the Republicans carried
the city by plurality on the head Of the
ticket, police Judge, of over 5000.
This is gain over McKinleys vote
of last fall of 1000. The Republicans
also secure an increased majority i'm the
new CITY Council and the School Board.
Gallagher, Democrat. for Magistrate a
Catholic, is defeated by nearly 5000 votes.
In Cincinnati, John w. Caldwell, Repub-
lican. was elected Mayor. The returns
now in are as follows: Caldwell (RepD
26,672, Horstman (Citizens) 2OC63.
Miller (Dem.) 1871, scattering 1000. This
Is an increase of $1,000 over the vote
polled one year ago. With Mr.. Caldwell
Is elected the entire Republican ticket.