Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06

--,sz7nd Votes III Cleveland.
-ssvv Maiorities Of Last Novem-
aversed in Dozens Of Towns.
section Machinery of the State
v-rr be- Almost Entirely in Demo-
.-7-., Hands Next Fall When a
p,erv Important Election Takes
llama and Bushnell Joep-
a-lzad,
a,i. Ohio. April 5.-The cleo
cincinnati to-day was for
and other city officers, and
of the boards of legislation.
aican ticket was headed by
Gdoddale. for Mayor, and the
ticket by Gustave Tafel.
being elected by a plurality
while the city gave Mckinley
.y of almost 10000 last No
- and Caldwell. (Rep). for
r- -ree years ago, a plurality OF
@ r.e Democratic ticket had three
ans on it. for City Auditor
.-. and Corporation Counsel
~ under the recently enacted Dana
could not be called a fusion or
rlsnt ticket. The ticket headed
rsf.. was victorious throughout
-..-s was q total vote of over siXty-hve
-s.rd as compared with 5000 last
November being an unusually large
,-. for the local or spring election.
1.. issue here was on George b. Cox
r-. has been recognized as boss in
city and county politics for years
crroling factor in State politics.
The ticket headed by Goodale was
named by Cox. and the issue was made
inst IL as a Cox ticket.
The Democratic gains were made in
Republican wards.
GAINESVILLE. o.. April 5.-The en-
tire Democratic city ticket was elected
here to-day by about so and that party
uI control every branch of the city
-.erment except the water works and
r-ory boards. This city gave Nc
Err plurality last November Of go.
Canton Ohio. April 5.-The home OF
| Mckinley to-day went Democratic,
,nra- Rice. for reelection, carrying it
t- over 400. The remainder of the
.et is divided. the Democrats win
-r- majority Of the Offices.
DAYTON. Ohio. April 5.-The Demo-
Gratis elected water works trustees by
sn The Republicans elected infrm-
av directors. Council and school board.
Columbus. Ohio, April 5.-For Mayor,
Suu., j. Black, Dem0. was elected
over Emmett Tompkins, (Rep). by 427
plurality. Total vote 2A6O7, about six
thousand less than registration. Last
r-.e city gave Mckinley S,1OO plur-
r
Hamilton. Ohio. April Bosch
-uI was elected Mayor here to-day
ra majority of over 1000. The en-
Democratic city ticket was elected
Akron. Ohio. April 5.-The contest
Mayor indicates the election Of
ru- Doml. Mckinley carried the
tv1-a The rest of the Republi-
l-r.sst is elected by 300.
,01 Ohio, April 5.-Enoch F.
@ .RepJ. was elected Mayor by a
r-y of So over Albert NJ. Collett,
1-. The Republican ticket was
@ bv greatly decreased majorities.
normal Republican majority is
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. April 5.-The Dem
-5ay carried the home Of Gov
- BUSHNELL electing John NJ. Good
&.. about 500 majority. The rest
+" Republican ticket was elected.
Uo Ohio. April samuel NJ.
|s Mayor. and the entire city
ticket was elected in this
r.forities ranging from eco 70
do has been a wide open
-at Jones is supposed to repre-
rsrictive element
0rl Ohio. April 5.-The re-
hs municipal election received
night indicate that Mayor Nc
>- Republican. has been reelected
--rl,y of from 1000 TO l,5oO
-'... Do. Farley, Democrat inns
.acratic gain of about Z'Ooo
s.e of last fall. when the city
Hrlblican majority OF about
AID the other candidates on the
elected by larger majorltieS.
-icgrs elect all four candl-
rhe school council. and nine
even members Of the city couu-
N|-- SKY. o.. April 5.-The Democrats
CITY by about 2oo. The Re-
eu the council. Light vote.
grlfcance i'm the result
,.aN. d.. April THE Democrats
eI and solicitor. Republicans
e1mmiSsiouer. cemetery trus-
ee. Democrats carry six OF
..rcilmen by majorities from
HnrTH. o.. April 5.-The Demo-
Charles G.. Glidden mayor
Vouey r. Row by 300 Demo-
-i Ohio. April 5.-Although
controlled most of the mu-
.-i0us to-day, yet the general
r0ushOut Ohio show Demo-
us along the lake shore. the