The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-02
DEFEAT FOR DEMOCRATS.
Exciting Battles for Office
in Several Eastern
r., States.
VICTORIES FOR REPUBLICANS.
At. the Coming Elections in Okla
homa. and Kansas Blood May
" Be Spilled. =. ~.

CINCINNATI, ONO, April LIN Ham,
ilton County Mrs. Captain W: W. Peabody
of jacksonville was elected, to the Board
Of Education, and she had q woman in
competition. At Harrison, this county,
three women were defeated; at Carthage
one woman was elected; at Norwood the
: women-were: defeated. :.. IS
= Commercial Gazette specials report the
: women were defeated at Camden, Ohio;
:: also that women voted elsewhere in Ohio,
follows: AT Vanwert so votes, at.
Ripley so: at Martins Ferry 45, out of a
total vote of 300; at Mansfield and at
:, Marrow they turned out in the rain and
refused offers of precedence by men.
CLEVELAND, ONO, April Returns
from more than half the city indicate the
election of Robert McKisson, Republican,
for Mayor, by about 1000 plurality. The
remainder of the Republican ticket is sue
:cessful by larger pluralities.
The woman candidate Tor the School
Council on the Republican ticket runs be-
hind the three male candidates. The vote
was very light. The result is not materi-.
ally different from that of a year ago.
TOLEDO, OHIO, April Up to midnight
ifty-four precincts out of sixty-eight in
the city gave Parkson, the Democratic cam
didate for Mayor, Ito plurality. Last fall
the Republicans carried these by 1884
Major for Mayor and Martin for Police
Commissioner appear to be the only Re-
publicans defeated on the city ticket. The
City Council and the School Board are
probably Republican. None of three
women candidates for School Board were
elected
EVANSVILLE, IND, April 1.-The
Democrats met overwhelming defeat to-
:,day by the Republicans. The latter elect-
ed Mayor C. H. Atkins, four councilmen
at large and four out of seven council
men from.the wards of the city, The con-
= test vas the most spirited ever held in the
city, H. Atkins viii. have over 500 votes
to'Spare. :..::~
:. DETROIT, MECH.s April LIN the cleo
= ton Of. a Justice of the Supreme Court and
two Regents. of the University to-day in
j.: Michigan, the Republicans were again
easily victorious. The vote was very light
throughout the State, not to exceed half
tire vote:of last fall being polled. :.
The indications at a late hour are that
Moore fR.) defeated McGrath CD, the
incumbent. by &c, GOO. The Republican
similar pTuralities. Reports from .the@oity
ami township elections thus far show that
The Republicans have held their own for
the most part. :. = -. ~:
KALAMAZOO, MICH, April From
the returns at hand from the Third Con-
gressional District Lieutenant:Go Governor
Mines is elected to;sucoeed ]. C.. Burrows
in Congress. -. -
:. DIES MONIES, Iowa, April 1.-Munici-
pal elections were. held at "a few Iowa cities
: to-day. AT Keokuk the Republicans
: cleaned up every but two Aldermen
and the City Marshal. In Dubuque the
Democrats elected the Mayor and secured
control of the City Council, :. -. :: ;: ~:
HELENA, Mont, April lat the city
election to-day DR.. William L. Steele Cd
was elected Mayor: The vote stood: Steele
I'D, 1877. Jockey lR.), 1909; Reed (Pop.),
$40. fhe Republicans elected the Police
Magistrate, City Treasurer and five out of
seven Aldermen, the Democrats and Popu-
lists electing one alderman each: <.