The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-03
OHIO ELECTIONS.
Result of the Municipal Contests
Throughout the State.

Cincinnati. o. April 2.-'The Republicans
elected their entire city ticket to-day. They
also have the members Of the new Board
OF Public Service for three years. which
controls everything except the Police and
Fire departments. The Board of EdUca-
ton stands twsnty-fOur Republicans and
seven Democrats.
Three years ago the fusion ticket was
elected by a plurality. of ',4i5 on total vote
of $500 The total vote was about the
same to-day and the plurality much larger
on the other side. Then. as Dow the fusion
ticket WAS equally divided between the
Democrats and what are known locally as
Republicans who are opposed to George
The f,islonists have carried this city and
county repeatedly. Last November they
elected most of their ticket, the Republicans
securing only ore Senator and two Repre-
sentatives of fourteen FIR Assem- blemen.
The old fight against George Il. Cox
opened last month as vigorously as ever:
but the independent Republicans charged
that the Democrats did not make the nomi-
nations that the Conference Committee had
agreed upon. This rupture was followed by
the Republicans nominating Colonel julius
Fleschmarn. millionaire Hebrew. for
Mayor. He is only rs years old. but very
popular. For years he has successfully
managed large interests He was toione. NE, /.
on the staff of Governor Mckinley from lss2
to 1896 and Is a very close friend 10 Sena-
tor Hanna. who is said to have requested
the Young man to make the race. He was
State Senator Alfred NJ. Copen. the cardi-
date of the fusionis's. The day was pleas
ant There were six arrests for Illegal vot-
ing and they are charged to contestants Ior
the Board of Legislation.
Complete returns show the following re-
suits: Majority of Fisischmann tRep) over
Cohen tF'usion) for Mayor. o.5!S.
Th,, ma iority of Robert Allison (Rep.). re-
ccivine the highest number of votes for
Board of Public Service over droSan cru
sion). receiving the lowest number of votes'
was S.i19.
SION for Police Court Clerk was 9.62g
Mlliken Repl, for Auditor. over Boyden
uruslon,. received 3.l4S majority,
Fusion ticket and that Cohen U'uscn,: next
after Royden led his ticket: that Holder
CRcpD for Police Court Clerk was highest
on his ticket and that Aiiliken tRepJ lor
auditor was the lowest on that ticket.
Day:o,. o.. April THE election here to-
day. with a comparatively light vote. proved
a walkover for j. Il. LiHdnuth. Democratic
candidate for Mayor. Lindlnuth's majority
will approach 5000.
Mansfield. O.. April 3.-The Democrats
here to-day elected a Waterworks Trustee
and Justice of the Peace. The Council Is
Democratic. and the School Board. Wn1ci
has been Republican for years is a tie
1ronton. O., April The municipal cleo
tion today resulted in the election OF the
Republican ticket. except two Councilmen
and one member Of the Board Of Education.
Massillon. o.. April 1.-THE Republican
Mayor was elected by a large majority: The
Council ,s a tie, Il gain Of one for the Dem
ocrats. The other municipal offices break
even.
Tfff.n. o., April 2-Tfffn Is normally
Democratic by a large majority. Bernard
CRep), was to-day elected. however. sttee'
nv YY1.S
Columbus. O.. April 2-The Reverend
Washington GLADDEN.. the eminent Consre,
to to the City Council from the Seventh
ward, defeating c. E. Miles Rep) by sew
enty-six votes in a total of 1,S6o cast Doc
tor GLADDEN. ran nssd as an h. h neocrats at
their caucus. While he took no active par!
in the campaign. his friends had the ward
thoroughly canvaSsed.
Toledo. O.. April 1.-The Republican city
ticket was elected by about 2,UO. but tEt
Democratic gains in the Council Will prop
ably give its control to that party.
Findlay. O.. April 2--George Neimyer
Dem.) was defeated for rejection ms Mayor
to-day by Charles l.. Watson Q:ep) by
l6s plurality. The Republicans elect the
rest of their ticket with the exception o'
Waterworks Trustee and Street Coihfhis'
sioner.
| Cleveland. o., April 1.-The returns OF the
| election indicate that Thomas II. Beii, Re
| publican candidate for School Director,
elected over Samuel Briggs UJem) and ar
| thur f. May tNonpartisaD by a piufaii'S
that will reach 5000.
| Hamilton, o.. April s-The Democrats
| elected the entire city ticket by maJoti
| ty of about 800, falling off of about loo.
| GAINESVILLE. o.. April 2-The result in TN!
! city is mixed. The Republicans ciec!et
| the Street Commissioner ard Ccnstabies
| while the Democrats get the Naterwock
| Trustee Cemetery Trustee and Justice.
Newark. O.. April Newark went Demo
| cratic to-day. the Democrats electihs TN
| whole city ticket, seven of eight Councli
! men and three members Of the BOARD o
+, Education. For Mayor Herbert Anterior
| (Denl.) had 800 plurality.
Lima, O.. April 1.-The Republicans car
ried the city by about LOO for Mayor Inc!
| also elected five out of seven COunclimen.
Fostora. o.. April 2-The fight In 70
days election was on the Township Irus
tees. John II. Seller CDen1) defeated Geo
Acker by about 800. The Republicans game
one Councilman and lost three Assessors.
Youngstown. o., April 2.-The RepuoHI
! ans carried this city TO-DAY. electln8 Fron