The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-06
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of Burnett, dem, Tor mayor over 1od1.
rep, by a plurality of 400 The res,
Of the republican ticket is probably
elected
Canton, Nov. 6.--Unof1icial but prac-
tically complete returns at midnight
show Turnbull. dem, elected by vote
about equal 70 the combined vote of
Yost, rep, and Miller, reform. There
were over 5000 ballots cast.
The republicans elected the remain.
der of the city ticket except three
councimen and one member of the
board of public service.
Akron. Nov 6.---With 81 out of so
precincts in. w. r. Sawyer, dem. has
2,266 votes 10 ,66l for G. f. Beery,
rep. indicating Sawyer's election for
mayor by 200 The remainder of the
ticket will be mixed.
Lima, Nov 6.--At midnight. with
ten out of Is precincts reported. Nj.
Comb. rep. for mayor, has a lead -
III over Becker, dem. The result IS
much IN doubt. Probably a majority
OF democratic ticket elected
Youngstown. Nov. 6.--After an un-
usually vigorous campaign the vote
Iuesday was very heavy. Indication
point to the election of Craver, dem.
candidate for mayor, over Baldwin
the present incumbent, by at least
1900 majority.
Mansfield. Nov. 6.-The election oi
Huntington Brown, rep, for mayor
who was defeated for reelection by
w. +. Noegele. jr.. the present incum
bent, two years ago by over 400. is in
dicated on an average gain of 40 to the
precinct.
Dayton, Nov. 6.-SiXty precincts out
of Sc give Burkhart, DEM, a majority
over Wright, rep. of 4S3. The rest OF
the ticket is divided.
GAINESVILLE Nov. 6.--Twelve out OF
20 precincts indicate that Gorrell, rep,
will be elected by from $50 to 500 plu'
rality. carrying with him the entire
republican ticket.
Troy, Nov 6-Republicans elect en-.
tire ticket except one councilman and
a member of service board. The lid
was the issue and 1t won.
Elyria, Nov 6-Troxel, rep, Ia
elected mayor by small plurality.
Coshocton, Nov. 6.--Hamilton, rep,
is elected mayor on a ''lid" platform
by $50.
Cadiz. Nov 6.-For the second time
in 80 years this town elects demo.
cratic mayor, w. S. Cessna.
Alliance Nov. 6.--John Mcconnell,
rep, Is reelected mayor by 900 in
total vote of 2200.
Tlliin, Nov. 6.-.Joseph C. Arnold,
dem, elected mayor by 700. Council
VIII be democratic.
Conneaut, Nov. &c. ]. Parrish,
ind, elected mayor over II. G. King.
dom by $50. Council will be independ.
ent
Norwalk. Nov. &C. p. Venus,
dem, is elected mayor over b. A.
Bloomer by 200. Council republican.
Rayenna, Nov. 6.--R. II. Loomis is
elected mayor by 407 plurality. Coun.
ell republican.
Bucyrus, Nov. &c. j. Songer, dem,
Is elected mayor by 400. Council is
also democratic.
East Liverpool, Nov. 6.-Blake, rep,
Is believed TO be elected mayor over
Crawford. dem, by small majority.
Balance of ticket is republican.
Geneva, Nov. 6.-Hon. B. f. Wet
more. rep. Is elected mayor. Council
is solidly republican.
Findlay, Nov. 6.--At midnight two
precincts out of l2 had reported, indi-
eating the election of Walker, dem,
for mayor. by l75. and Miller, dem, for
police clerk, by $50. The democrats
will probably elect one member OF the
board Of service. Balance of ticket
republican.
Bcllefontaine, Nov. 6.-William r.
Niyon, dem. is elected mayor by 100
plurality. Council will be republican.
Jefferson, Nov, 6.--H. J. Redmond,
rep, and entire republican city coun-
ell elected
Millersburg, Nov. al. T. Shaw.
dem, reelected mayor, and entire
democratic ticket
SanduslIy, Nov. 6.--John J. Molter,
dem, Is elected mayor for his fourth
term by. 500 plurality. The council is
democratic.
Steubenville, Nov. 6.-Thomas Por-
ter, rep, Is elected mayor by 800.
Council Is solidly republican.