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Show THE ELECTIONS. About aa Evea Tbiuic Tor tbe Parties. OHIO. Cincinnati, O., 3. Full returns elect one republican on the city ticket. The city boards will stand: Councilmen 29 republicans, 21 democrats; aldermen 12 republicans, republi-cans, 18 democrats. MISSOURI, St. Joseph, Mo. , 3. Democrata elect the entire city ticket by good majorities. All the councilmen are democrats. Kansas City, Mo., 3. The democratic demo-cratic ticket was a majority of from 50 to 400, except for treasurer. The democrata elect three aldermen and ihe republicans threo. ILLINOIS. Chicago, 3. In the aldermanic and town elections, yesterday, the total vote approximated as follows: Re publicans, IS, 000; democrats, 15,000; independents that is bolting republi cans an 1 democrats 6 900; com-munitde, com-munitde, 6,200, and nationals, 1,200. The remit for aldermen was democrats, demo-crats, 6; republicans, 7; democrat and national, 2; independent, 2; socialist, so-cialist, 1. In tbe south town republicans repub-licans elected collector, supervisor and town clerk, and the democrata nod nationals elected their assessor. In the west town the democrats elected their entire ticket. In the north town the republicans elected the collector and assessor and tbe democrats elected the supervisor and town clerk. RHODE ISLAND. Providence, 3. The state election, to-day, is proceeding quietly. Gov. VanZandt, republican, will he reflected by an increased majority. WISCONSIN. Milwaukee, 3. The entire democratic demo-cratic city ticket is carried by majorities ma-jorities of 300 to 900. Republicans gained largely in aldermen and supervisors. super-visors. John Black, demoorat, was elected mayor by 363 votea. |