The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-03
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ed with him is probably John w. Dowd.
Elsewhere I'm the state.
YOUNGSTOWN. o., April 2.-The Repub-
Iicans carried this city to-day, electing
Frank Brown mayor by a majority of up
wards of 1000. C. ]. Matteck. solicitor. and
w. A. Beecher, trustee of water works,
completely revolutionized the municipal ad-
ministration, which for the past four years
has been Democratic. The Council con-
tinues Republican by two majority. as does
the Board of Education.
CANTON. o., April 2-The Republicans
elected their city ticket by majorities rang
ing from 500 to 1,200. The big pluralities
were on members of the School Board, i'm
which the women participated. About 1,60O
Republicans elected four out of seven coun-
cilmen. The Republicans get control of the
School Board, which last year was unani-
mously Democratic.
FOSTORIA, o. April 2-The fight in to-
days election was the township trus-
tees. John III. Zeller. Democrat. defeated
George Acker by 3O0 The Republicans
gained one councilman and lost three as
SCISSORS. The candidates for county COM
mitteemen selected by Congressman Nor
toms leutenants were all defeated in the
Democratic primaries.
SPRINGFIELD. o.. April 2.--Springheld
went Republican by 500 majority. electing
Keller for water works trustee. 1t was an
even break on councilmen as compared
with last year. while three members of the
Board of Education were elected by both
cy-fioS fS ~ in he iCa1
complexion of the CITY,
GAINESVILLE. o.. April 2.-The result in
this city is mixed. The Republicans elect
the street commissioner and constables.
while the Democrats get the waterworks
trustee. cemetery trustee and justice. The
bond propositions for water filtration and
the new bridge carried.
FINDLAY, o., April 2.-George Neimier,
Democrat, was defeated for reelection as
mayor to-day by Charles E. Watson, Re-
publican, by 16s plurality. The Republicans
elect the rest of their city ticket. with the
exception of water works trustee and
street commissioner.
= MANSFIELD. o., April 2.-The Demo-
Gratis here to-day elected a water works
trustee and justice of the peace The Coun-
which had been Republican for years. is
tie.
TIFFIN, o., April 2.-Tiffin is normally
Democratic by a large majority. Bernard,
Republican, was elected street commission
er, however, by over 400 majority. The
ward tickets elected are all Democratic,
except Whalen for assessor.
NEWARK. o.. April 2.-The Democrats
elected the whole city ticket seven of eight
councilmen, and three members of the
Board of Education. For mayor Herbert
Atherton. Democrat. had 3O5 plurality.
XENIA, o.. April 2-Linkhart, Repub-
lican. was elected mayor over Prugh. In
dependent, and Baldner. Democratic The
900 carried by five hundred majority.
DAYTON, o.. April 1.-The election here
to-day. with a comparatively light vote.
proved a walkover for j. r. Lndmuth.
Democratic candidate for mayor. Lind
muth's majority will approach 1900.
LIMA. O.. April 2.-The Republicans car
ried the city by about 1000 for mayor. They
also elected five out of seven councilmen.
At the last election the Democrats elected
the mayor by about 1000
PIQUA, o., April 2.-The Republicans
elected the waterworks trustee, two of the
six councilmen, three of the four minor
municipal offices, and all three members of
the Board of Education.
WOOSTER, o., April 2.-The Democrats
elected four members of the Council; the
Republicans one. The township is Demo-
cratic by rs majority. There is no political
change of officials.
MARIETTA. O.. April 1.-The Republic
ans elected their city ticket for the first
time by 100 w. e. Sykes was elected
mayor. The Republicans lose the city en-
gineer only
MASSILLON, o., April 2.-The Republic
an mayor was elected by a large majority.
The Council Is tie. gain of one for the
Democrats. The other municipal offices
break even.
CADIZ. o., April 2-Charles Brokaw
DemocraO, was elected mayor of this
city to-day. This is the first time in forty
years a Democrat has been chosen for the
office.
HAMILTON, o.. April 2-The Democrats
elected the entire city ticket by a majority
NJ Semler. for Board of Control, won by
7s6
1RONTON, o.. April 2-The Republican
ticket was elected to-day except two coun-
cilmen and one member of the Board of
Education.