The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-04

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rs-rra. ohio. April 3-Warring Re-
.-....r factions 81 Ohio had an opportu-
... ra p.y their respects 10 each oJhcr
sar and they diI so in an emphatic
o.. .t..rallotory manner in two large
.r.s bis The lake Hanna won I'm Cicve-
r.H ana Kurlz took a scalp in Toledo.
-,a.. down iu Columbus harmony reigned
.-r-re and the entire ticket IS elected.
r. C.-rruati facti0nal quarrels were dor
,-.rt 400 5r was a siraight-away parry
,.-t-s. rar Republicans carrying the day
srt t1u fu -5U This victory gives them
..r'rG g- the city patronage for two
y.r-
A. cleveland John II. Farley Demo
.-.r defeated Robert +. McKisson CRe-
r.tI.auf. vino IS seeking a third term, by
.trf grl The same candidates were
orrasaI ta each other two years ago.
sH-r MfkiSs0n won 10y about 2.51O plu-
r.ufv The remainder Of the Republican
.k.t vas elected Il
Tho result is due 10 a Republican revolt
eaa.rst McKisson because Of his alleged
,r-arr,rv 90 senator Hanna at Columbus
ir The senatorial campaign year ago
8ss- winter Prominent Republicans have
worked openly for Farley during the cam
MIN and Farley has made his heaviest
gains ln some Of the strong Republican
u.rss and precincts. Mckisson made his
,smraigr an q demand for municipal own
fr-.Iu of street railways and as cham
zion Of the people against the corpora
t.re The Hanna Republicans in ClCY~-
had carried no knives up their sleeves.
They went out with battle-aXes, and what
,fav di1 20 McKisson may be ascertained
aim miruteness upon the canvass OF the
!fIcial vote.
RrpabIicaus Ia Control nf Columbus.
Al Columbus the Republicans cleaned
DID The platter to-day, having elected their
entire ticket. headed by Judge Samuel J.
SWartz for Mayor Swartz's majority
Was 1870. Mayor Black, Democrat, who
Il, defeated. WIS elected two Years ago
bv ss7 plurality. The vote was very
heavy. being estimated TO reach 1900,
which is within 1900 of the Mckinley
BRYAN vote Of 1896 and the heaviest vote
ever cast in city election in Columbus.
By this election the control of ;he city
passes into the hands of the Republicans
FOR the first time in twelve years.
The success Of the Republicans at Co
nnbus will aIso have its effect Oh State
politics. The full Republican vote cast
is proof positive that the Nash men loyal
Is supported the ticket, and were not in
nuenced by threats of the Kurtz men 10
send a coutesting delegation 10 the State
convention No valid excuse for opposi-
lion To Judge Nash on the part of any
s.r-f,r7 In his Dy.-r, corrutU now exists and
h. IS now practically assured of the
hearty support Of all Republicans of
Franklin County in his gubernatorial aspi-
rsJuns.
NayorJoues a Winner in Toledo
Al Toledo occurred the prettiest contest
in the entire State. Mayor Sam Jones,
kuTtZ's representative, was not renom-
mated by the Republican convention,
which put up a Hanna man named Rus
sell Jones declared he had been swim
died al the primaries and he ran as an in
dependent. He is an apostle Of Pingree
ami be- is for the people as against the
corporations. On this platform he pulled
Though boy 800, while the rest OF the
Republican ticket was elected. Pngree
came down from Detroit and slumped
Toledo by wards for his neighbor.
Th- contest was marked by great spirit
but no arrests were made and no dis
turbauceS were reported. The vote be ng
heavy the count Is slow, but the returns
seem 10 show that the regular Republican
ticket except for Mayor, has been elected
By close vote.
At lp o'clock the Jones management has
heard uU0ihciaIly from nearly every pre-
c.Lgl IN the city. and they give Jones a
plurality of 5000 They state that their
candidate viii have a majority over all
others. and they concede that the Repub-
Acln nominees. except for Mayor, are
elected
Toledo 10 strong anti-Hanna section,
and there is mo- doubt that a good part
o. Jones 5.yn plurality represents KurJz
Republicans who bolted Russell, the reg
y.ar Hanna candidate But faCtional feel
ls ln Toledo was merely an incident ana
"a0 subordinate leo PIngreeism, whereas,
d. The nome ot Senator Hanna, the cleo
Nta al hinged on the sentiment for ana
a-3ust that gentleman and his leading
opponent. Mayor MDkissOn.
LuLewa'm CoH,,st at Cincinnati.
The result in Cincinnati was what was
expected The OK Republicans did not
c'',-eNrTt themselves. as they intend TO
Hp HF 'IucinnaJIs municipal government
i"r -eNl time they get the Legislature,
'A. IGt ogl tire rr-0TmyIs and set them
7-NDs 1p in power again The candidates
CHOSEN for the board of city affairs are
t'.A I4arSed by The Reformers, who are
"-A'Hs Cox. and that was enough 20
prejudice The regular party organization
'-"..sl .Atm- sun. there was u fair
VOC. and apparently little knitting.
" oHea. vote is as follows: Eufus Il.
-.'.- Juas. Sm.ta rad no opposition
'r t.r democratic ticket The official
." ON members OF iie Board Of CITY
A.a..s -s- William NcAIlster RepD, p,
~. A.H"r, Fischer Rrpl .627s: H. j.
i-...A-Hs 'D"mJ. lN55s. J. g. Sherlock
''..-r iF-5- Average Republican ma
-..-.. csc
.".~ taken ON authorizing the city TO
-.r" iAc Geological Garden for
I.rE resulted. For tas purchase. snISJ:
,t"'.~l. ll,-5J The Jy.o other tickets in
... Reid pviei almost nothing.
E'suIts H. smaller Towns.
THE result in smaller cities and towns
'..-. rH marked features. The suberta-
.'.+ coatr>J Was an issue IN many c0un-
H'-. but DO was fought out beneath the
t-ilae' aHa does not figure IN the election
Irtsru.
IHr Western Reserve maintains It's
usae' Republican majorlties. with some
ta'as over those Of former April cleo
.'L- notably al Youngstown. Warren.
,"-tH. Delaware, and other cities in
-.o' .Ara-,'in Ohio. I'm The smaller ciIics.
d "'- AZ iH rural districts. the Repub-
..""7 calm gains, notably al Ch!liicOthe.
"HrEr there WAS a change. Mayor Brown
..'-L defeated for reelection by James
'""I hF 3u. Al Defiance the Democrats
.-' i"H tuuncj.mcu and a member OF the
caro- "I Education Al Hamilton the
i.'H"cfH's maintained their maiorltIes.
e.-Y al Lima Newark. CIFclryile Inner
raH4laky Millersburs. and Eanwert Al
[ahtsFl.e and Marysyille the Republic
'.s Aefr successful. and they made gains
81 Napoleon.
Chton Republican by Thirteen MaIarits