The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-03
THE OHIO ELECTIONS.


Municipal Voting Caldwell Iicnn the
Combined Opposition in Cincinnati
Mansfield Docs Herself Proud.
CINCINNATI, O., April Tho count
Of tho election from tho l06 precincts
was complete at 10 o'clock tonight.
Tho whole number Of votes polled was
$500, out Of a registration Of 1000,
Fiyo tickets worc in tho field. Tho
hcada OF tho ticket, tho candidates for
mayor, received votes as follows:
Hon. John A. Caldwell, Republican,
27,OGl; Theodore llors,mNn, Citizens,
1912; IsAuc j. Miller, Democrat,
ll,1li. CaldwolPs plurality. G,752,
There were 300 yotcs cast for tho Poo
nlo'a party candidate and about Is for
tho Prohibition ticket.
Tho Democrats have schism in their
executive committee which told against
efficient work to-day.
The Citizens' ticket drew from both
parties, but chiefly from tho Republi-
cans. II owed its origin to dissntisiac.
tion among Republicans with the nun
who hau for years beon their leader.
lloratmNn, tho Citizens candidate,
drew largely from the "Ovor.thG-Rhine"
German wards.
Caldwell, the Republican candidate.
drew most strongly from the Irish
Democratic warda. no count has boon
mado OF subordinate officers, but every
Republican ia elected.
Tnfrpn n priI Tho apttra Dn-
publican city ticket was elected to-day,
although many otthc candidates suffered
reduced pluralities. The candidate for
police commissioner headed the ticket
and the principal contest was made for
that office.
CLEVELAND. O., April 2.-0lliciul re-
turns from about one.half the city show
that the Republicans have won by
plurality ranging from $500 to 5000.
In the presidential elections oil 1892. the
city went Democratic by abou! 1000
and last spring tho Democratic candi-
date for mayor was elected by nearly
l,5G0 plurality.
MANSFIELD, ONO, April 2.-The Re.
Dubllcans won notable victory here
to-day, clCcting their entire township
IiCkot for the first timo in the history
OF the city, and making surprising gains
in tho council and board OF education.
DAYTON, Ouo, April 2.-Tho Demo-
Gratis reelected Mayor McSliilcn by $50
aad carried all their city ticket. With
tho hold-overs the Democrats also have
the city council and school boards. Two
years ago McNlil!en had only.two plu-
rality. Mckinley for governor carrying
the city by 500.
CLIvELAXD, O.. April o.-Returns
from Northern Ohio towns show Re-
publican victories nearly everywhere
and by increased majorities. Thc'vot
at nearly all places il heavy.
At Crostline the usual Democratic
majority OF 80 is wiped ont and the Re-
publicans win by $50. at Bellevue and
Bucyrus, usually Democratic, tho Re.
publicans elect part OF the officers. Wa.
pakonGta elects tho first Republican
mayor in years.
CISClSSATI, O., April 2.-Returns
from Ohio municipal elections show
Repubicap-gain in many instances
over Mckinley'a last vote, notably in
smaller places.
AT columbus last April tho Demo-
cratic mayor was re.electea by 200. The
Republicans elect Bigger, Republican,
police judge by over 5000, and two.
thirds OF the councilmcn.
The Commercial Gd-eite's specials show
the followin results:
Hamilton-Normal Democratic ma
jority l,400. Republicans elected Henry
Lott city commissioner by 100 major
ity. All minor ward officers were Re-
publican, except those OF the First ward.
neutrality-suspicious. made nearly
clean sweep, usually Democratic.
Piqua-Democrats elect only one
officer and ho councilman.
neutrality-suspicious. clean sweep.
Uhrichsvile - \ clean Republican
landslide.
London-For the first time in ten
years tho Republicans elected mayor.
lie is William 4. Neal plurality 175.
Waverly-Thc Republicans elected
Charles Peters mayor. This is the first
Republican mayor evcf elected hore.