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o'clock. At Dayton 1000 women voted
before noon, largely on the republican
side. At Youngstown 1900 voted dur
ing the day.
CINCINNATI, April g. r. Mondays cleo
ton brought out a large vote in Coz
lumbus, Cleveland, Toledo and Hamil-
ton, and in few smaller cities. In
the majority OF places. however, the
vote was light McKisson (rep.) was
elected mayor of Cleveland and p. u.
Mast lrep) mayor OF Springfield. The
democrats elected Tanzy mayor at
Middletown. Hamilton was sweep. by
the democrats, the republicans elect
ing only the assessor. At Toledo the
republicans elected the mayor and most
Of the city ticket. Republicans carried
Cadiz, and the new council is pledged
20 abolish saloons Republican mayors
were elected in Niles, GAINESVILLE, ALI
ance. Warren, Bellaire and Youngs-
town.
Cotton III. Allen, democratic candi-
date for mayor, was elected in Column
bus by 1000 plurality, receiving almost
as many votes as his competitors com
bined. The entire democratic ticket
was elected.
Pomeroy elected n democratic mayor.
Lima elected republican municipal
officers. AZ Bellefontaine Mrs. Mar
garet Chalfant was elected 10 the
school board by s27 majority, the larg-
est ever given In that city. The city
went republican. The democrats made
big gains at Marysville. The women
fought each other savagely at Bowling
Green. Mrs. Eliza Haskell and Mrs.
Kate Reider. republicans, defeated the
two democratic women candidates.
Urbana went republican. Middletown
democrats made clean sweep. Find
lay republicans elected their entire
ticket. The democrats swept Millers-
burg.
CAI.EsBURG, ILL.,, April 3.-Ienry
Crane, peoples candidate Tor mayor,
was elected In Oneida. In Yates City
c. H. Witmcyer and II. j. Truitt were
tied for mayor. They drew cuts and
Witmeyer won.
BLooMNeToS, ILL.,, April 3.-The citi-
zens' or A. T.. A. ticket was elected by
a majority Of from 300 To 400. A large
majority of women voted the A. T. A..
ticket. The proposition 10 issue $40. 600
OF bonds for new high school build
ing carried. The result gives the A. p.
A. control Of the school board by one
| majority.
DUBUQUE, Ia, April 3.--Olinger,
democratic and citizens candidate, is
elected mayor. The remainder OF the
ticket is about evenly divided between
democrats and citizens.
KEoKUK, Ia, April AIN the city
election the republicans elected mayor,
judge of the superior court, assessor
and four of six aldermen. Democrats
elected city marshal and two aldermen.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April AFTER the
bittercst struggle In the history of
politics in Evansville, Mayor Haw
kins, republican, was elected for n
second term Of two yeaEs Monday.
His plurality is 43O. The republicans
also elect the four councilmen at large
and four OF the seven ward council
men.
DETROIT, Mich, April with one
precinct in the city missing, Whelan
! (rep.) is elected police justice by
about 800 plurality. The republican
candidates on the state ticket
have run some GOO or 700 behind
| Whelan. McGrath has run ahead of
his ticket in the state. but Moore, for
! justice of the supreme court, will have
q plurality OF about IS, O0O The returns
continue TO show an extremely light
vote.
The regents OF the state university
elected are Roger Butterheld. of Grand
1 IL Iu 80, Il,..1rl.v.
millionaire lnmberman from MuslSe-
gon.
Manistee went democratic and Lud-
ington republican. j. NJ. Turner, re.
publican and silver candidate for mayor
OF Lansing, is elected by 9oG majority.
Traverse City gave n republican ma
| iority of 500.
In Grand Rapids, Stebbins (dem.) for
mayor defeated Watkins rep by ., 600
A year ago Fisher rep carried the
city by 1000. All the free silver rcpub-
| Leans voted for Stebbins.
Lansing republicans made clean
sweep. electing every man on their
ticket, gaining city clerk, city treas
urer and four aldermen. James NJ.
Turner, who was defeated for governor
in 1890, was elected mayor on free
silver platform by 900 plurality.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, April a. Lieut..
Gov. Mines rep. is elected 10 congress
10 succeed Senator J. G. Burrows from
the Third district by about 1000 ma
jority over A. NJ. Todd, prohibition,
democrat and free silver.
| Used n Razor.
COLUMBUS o., April 1.-TWO small
children were found dead in bed In a