The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-03

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 2.-Unoficia
reports indicate that the Republicans have
carried most of the Ohio municipal elect
ions. In Cincinnati they are conceded vic
torious over the fusion of citizen ticket
and Democrats.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 2.-Oficial re
turns from about half of the city show
that the Republicans have won by plurali
ties ranging from 5000 To 5000. In the
presidential election of 1892 the city went
Democratic by about 1000. aud last spring
the Democratic candidate for mayor had
nearly 1500 plurality.
MANSFIELD, O., April 2.-The Republi
cans won notable victory here today,
electing their ticket for the first time il
the history of the city, and making sur,
prising gains in the council and board OF
education.
TOLEDO, o., April 2-The entire Repub
lican city ticket was elected today. The
candidate Of police commissioner headed
the ticket and the cogtest for that Office.
The Republicans have ID of the IS council
men. and seven of the nine aldermen.
CLEVELAND. O.. April 2.-R-turns from
Northern Ohio towns show Republican
victories nearly everywhere. and by in
creased majorities. At Crestline the usual
Democratic majority of $50 is wiped out
and the Republicans win by l50.
Wapakoneta elects the first Republican
mayor in years
At Bellvue and Bucyrus, usually Demo
cratic the Republicans elect part of the
officers.
CINCINATI. Ohio, April 2-The count OF
the election from the 176 Cincinnati pre-.
cincts was complete at 10 o'clock tonight.
The whole number of votes polled was
IS, 200, ont of a registration of 1900.
i've tickets Were IN the field, the heads
of the tickets, the Candidates for mayor,
receive votes as follows: Hon. j. A. Cald.
well, Republican, 26, 664; Theodore Horts-
man, citizens, Is, 9l3; 1saac j. Miller, Dem
ocrat LILA: Caldwelfs plurality, 9. 752
There were 299 votes cast for the Peoples
party Candidate and about IS for problbi-
lion. No count has been made OF subor-
dinate officers, but every Republican is
elected.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, April 2.-Returns
from Ohio municipal elections show Re-
publican gains in many instances ovel
Mckinley's last vote, notably in smaller
places.
At Columbus last April the Democratic
mayor was reelected by 200. The Rep1b
licans elected Bigger. Republican, police
judge by over 5000. and wo-thirds Of the
councilmep.
Youngstown elects Miller, Republican,
by 1000, a normal Republican plurality OF
200. Governor Mckinley took part in per
son at Canton, where the Republicans
eleCteu tDelf tlCkeIS over Tue DcUOcsdtlC
incumbent by 500. necessitating q change
of over LOCO, the city being Democratic by
500 The Republicans elect every officer
mt Alliance by pluraiities averaging oyel
700.
Piqua--Democrats elect only one Office,
and he is Ii councilman.
Observation-Disclosures clean sweep.
Circleville-Clean Republican landslide.
London-For the first time in ten years
the Republicans elected mayor.
Wayerly-The Republicans elected a
mayor. This is the first time the Repub-
licsns ever elscted a mayor here.
Washington Court House-U. G. Creve-
mer. Independent Republican, elec:ed by
800 plurality over the regular Republican
and ire Populist, and carried all minor
offices.
Observation-Disclosures sweep everything
exec pit one ward Office.
AT Massilon Coxey'5 candidate was de-
feated and a mixed ticket elected.
The Republicans carried everything at
Lima, Hamilton. Wapokoneta and other
places for the first time. Lima is the
home OF Senator Brice, and Hamilton OF
Governor Campbell, both being Demo
cratic strongholds, and Wapokoneta the
strongest Democratic place IN the state
elects j. q. hiseuer, Republican mayor
10y isl and two X publican counclimen.
The Commercial Gazette,s special shows
the following results: Hamilton, normal
Democrat majority 1.4o0; Repu blicABs
elect Henry Lolz, city commissioner by
l. 100 majority. All minor ward Offices
were carried by Republicans. A5 Woos-
ter, Oulo, Republicans made nearly a
clean sweep; usually Democratic.