Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06
GEOGRAPHIC.
DEMOCRATIC GAIN.
They Will Control Tho Machinery for
The November Election
IN PRESIDENT M'KiNLEY's STATE.
The FREQ silver Sentiment shown In
Many Places More Strongly Than
at the Last Election.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-The election
in Cincinnati today was for mayor
and city. council and members of the
board Of legislati The Republican
ticket was headed by Levi G. Goodale
iot mayor and the Democratic ticket
by Guatave Tsfel. The latter was
elected by a plurality OF 1890. The
city gave Mckinley plurality OF
almost 10000 last November, and
Caldwell, Republican, for Mayor three
years ago, u plurality OF 6,655.
The Democratic ticket had three
Republicans on it, for city auditor,
treasurer snd corporation counsel, but
under tine recently enacted Dana law
1t could not be called iusion or indie.
pendent ticket. The ticket headed by
Gustsve Tsfel was victorious through.
cut, the lowest plurality being for one
II the Republicans, Il. o. Shelby, for
city treasurer, who received only 800
plurality, and against whom fight
was maze Gu account OF the construc.
ton OF bew whterworks and for local
reasons. There has total vote OF
over IS, 900 as compared with $4,000
last November, being an unusually
large vote Tor local spring election.
The Democratic gains were made in
the Republican wards.
Although local issues controlled
most OF the municipal elections to-
Day, yet the general result throughout
OHIO shows Dsmocrstic gains along
the lake BbpIe, the river counties and
In the interior counties. This gives the
Democrats contiol of most OF the
machinery for the selsotion next
Nov,moer of state officers and men,
hers vi tue Legislature. Gov. Bush nell
will stand sor second term. Senator
Mark A. Hanna III the Republican
candidate for senator, and john X. Nc
Loan the free silver candidate for
senator.
All OF these three leaders, as well
Ms ex-senator Brlce, are interested
part es and contributed directly ana iu-
directly TO the organized efforts OF tae
canvass.
sTEuBENvILLE, o., April 5.--Mayor
Riley, {. RepuotlcaD, was elected To his
second term here To-Day by barely 200
majority. The normal Republican
msjority is 900. The Republicans elect.
ed ne balance OF the tictet.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 5.-The
Democrats elected William Aiken Jr.
mayor mud eleven councilman. The
city went Republican Ia November
last.
PORTSMOUTH, o., April 5.-The
Democrats elected Charles q. Giiddeu
mayor over Mayor Volney II. Row by
300, Democratic gam.
CLEvELAAD, o., April 5.--The re.
tutns vi the municipal election re.
csivVd up tn midnight indicate that
Mayor McKisson, Republican, has
been reelected by u majority Of from
600, to 800 over JOAN IL. Farley,
Democrat. This 10 u Democratic gain
ut about 1900 over the vote Of last lali,
whom the CITY gave Republican ma
jority OF ABOUT 1870.
CANTON, o., April 5.-As usual,
when Mckinley was NOS on :he ticket,
Canton went Democratic to-day.
Mayor Rio for Reelection, carried 1t
by between 400 anu 500 mBj Jrity. The
remainder OF the tIcBet was divided,
tho Democrats winning a majority OF
the ofIiceq.
OTHER OHIO TOWNS.
ZANEsvILLE, o., April The en-.
tire Democratic city tioket was elecjsi
here touay by about 500 majority.
Zsntsvills gave Mckinley plurality
Oi 80.
HAMILTON, o, April 5.-The entire
Democratic city ticket, headed by
Bosch for mayor, was elected today by
a majority Of 1000.
spRINGFIELD, o., April 5.-The
D.mocrals tojay carried the home OF
Governor Bushnell, eIeoting John Nj.
Good mayor by about 400 minority.
The rest OF the Republican ticket was
elected.
AKRON, o., April 5-The contest
for mayor indicates the election o.
Young, Democrat. Mckinley carried
Inc city by ia. The rest OF the RI
publican ticker IL elected by 800.
lRoNToN, o., April 5.-Enrioh Ty-