Cincinnati.
Correspondence Of the Herald.)
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CIEcINNATI, April D, 1915.
The Charter Election Position of Parties-Stramss


Operations in Business-Great Fire, &c.


Yesterday the charter election took place in this
city. and resulted in the reelection of the present
Wing Mayor and city Marshal, by about 200 ma
jofity The Democrats made no nomination for
Mayor, but gave their support to Judge Morse,
stump candidate, fresh from the whig ranks
The Natives, after the most tremendous flourish Of
trumpets and the aid of the ablest conducted Jour
nal west of the mountains, polled about 500 votes
This IS large, considering the population of Gin
cinnati ls cniy 75.OO The entrc vote polled was
about 5000. The wings also elected majority Of
the City Council.


John Brough and Samuel Mcdary, the democra-
tic party OF Ohio, are so busy ut work in taking
of the democracy at large, that the local mat.
ters Of the State are most awfully ndgiected.
whilst Alfred Kelly and Judge Wright, the whig
party OF the State, are interestingly employed in
preparing the new Bank law for operation. They
have an uphill duty TO perform, and il "coming
events cast their shadows"I should not be surpris
ed to see the people take some of the State power
into their own hands, and hur the big string pulIers
INTO a waery element ere long


An alsrminr fire broke out at nine O'Clock this
morning in the Broadway Exchange, kept byMessrs
Adams " Ganter, which soon extended TO the
three adjoining buildings, the whole Of which were
nearly destroyed, Notwithstanding the exertions of
the very best fire department in the United States
Putnam landed at Marietta, 20 his daughter be-
ing, as the Frenchmen say, very much fat ii. gued,
drew long sigh hi-o, hence the name Of the
great State. The anniversary was duly observed
ia this city yesterday by the parade of several mil
lary com ,anies.


The Horticultural Society Of this city accented
the charter granted at the last session o the LsgIs-
lature on Saturday last, and organised under the
same by the election OF officers Nicholas Long
worth, E:q famous agnculturist and patron Gf
the fine arts, was chosen President.


Public amusements, two theatres, circus, and
museum, all in full blast. d. b. p.