Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-08

ticket was divided, the democrats VIII
ming a majority of the offices. The
vote was lighter than last fall, but
nearly up to the average spring vote.
Cincinnati, April 6-Although local
issues controlled most OF the munich
pal elections, yet the general results
throughout Ohio show democratic gains
along the lake shore, the river counties
and in some of the interior counties.
This gives the democrats control of
most of the machinery in the election
next November for state officers and
members of the Legislature. Follow
ing is a summary of the results: AT
Logan republican ticket elected eN-
cept one minor officer; Jackson, re-
publicans made a clean sweep on the
city ticket: Circleville, democrats elect
ed their entire city and township tick
ct; Milersburg, democrats made clean
sweep on the city tickle; Eavcnna, re-
pubicans elected their entire ticket,
Buoy. entire democratic ticket elected,
New Bremen, entire city and township
republicans carried everything except
two minor offices; Kent, democrats
elected everything except minor of1ici-
ais; Dayton, democrats elected water
works trustees, and republicans the
infirmary directors; Warren, republic
ans reelected Mayor Bredmore; Tole-
DO, Samuel l.. Jones as mayor and en-
tire city republican ticket elected
Cleveland, Mayor McKisson, republic
an, reelected by a majority of 1900,
this being a democratic gain Of about
1000 over the vote of last fall The
republicans elected nine out of eleven
members of the city council.
Cincinnati, April 6.-The election in
Cincinnati was for mayor and other city
officers and members of the board Of
legislation The republican ticket was
headed by Levi c. Goodale for mayor,
and the democratic ticket by Gustav
Tafel the latter being elected by
plurality of 1920 The city gave Nc
Kinley a plurality of almost 10000 last
November, and Caldwell, republican
for mayor three years ago, a plurality
of 6,755.
Detroit, April civilian c. May
bury, democrat, was elected mayor.
Detroit. April 6-Estmates based
on election returns this far received
ri, | UPWARDS
10000 plurality for supreme court JUS
tice. Republican candidates for re-
gents of the university We're elected by
probably a somewhat lesser plurality,
as Judge Long ran ahead of his ticket
generally. N~TinleS's majority in
Michigan was 5000 and PIN
grees for governor zU,,,J greater
Saginaw, Mich, April G-Fourteen
out of fifteen Of the city wards and nine
out of twenty seven townships give the
republican state ticket $3.50; demo-
cratic-silyer ticket 1906. The fusion
majority in the county will not exceed
400 Kerr, democrat. whose seat in the
legislature was declared vacant, was
elected.
Bay City, Mich, April Ga repub-
ican for mayor was elected with the
entire city ticket.
Jackson. Mich, April 6.-This city
and county went heavily for silver
Fushionists get six out Of eight alder
men
Marquette, Mich, April G. sherman
the nominee for mayor Of Marquette on
the citizens ticket, was elected by 175
votes over Desjardins on the peoples
ticket In Ishpeming Tribilicok, re-
publican, was elected mayor by plur-
ality Of los. In Negaunee, Kirkwood,
running on the citizens ticket, de-
feated the labor candidate by 65 votes.
In all three cities the republican state
ticket was victorious by handsome
majority
sault ste. Marie Mich, April G.
The republicans elected mayor,
treasurer, police justice and three alder
men, the democrats one alderman.
The democrats made gain OF over 300
from last fall on the state ticket.
Battle Creek. Mich. April 6.-The
silver men elected their mayor by 500
and carried the city ticket.
Menomnee, Mich, April 6.-In the
election In this city the republicans |