Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05
CITY ELECTION.
SENTER VICTORIOUS


sENTER VICTORIOUS
We give below returns faom all the Ward cleo
ions last night mp to l2 O'Clock The contest was
IN exciting one, and was very closely contested
The following the reports as far as could be got
last night:
FIRST WARD
At time of adjournment at l2 o'clock about
Dne-third of the votes being counted, senter led
Cofnbery 7s votes the balance of the ticket being
about the same,
SECOND WARD.
At adjournment at u o'clock, senter and Craw
were about 100 ahead.
THIRD WARD.
In the Third Ward Messrs Senter and Cofipber
~ ran neck and neck race up to half past three
this morning. at which time the votes were not all
counted. The balance of the Democratic ticket is
elected, but the choice for Mayor is uncertain.
FOURTH WARD.
At O'Clock this morning still counting. Re.
publican ticket largely ahead,
FIFTH WARD.
At l2 oc ock still counting. Al that time Sen.
ter had 1873; Cofinberry la2. Schroeder and Hart
ahead of Fitzgerald and Marshal; balance of Dem.
OOTatic ticket slightly ahead.
SIXTH WARD.
At IL O'Clock Senter about 100 ahead; balance
OF Republican ticket ditto. Not Adjourned.
SEVENTH WARD.
Democratic majority as follows:
Senter ll6; Cofinberry 1872.
Palmer l4Oi Heisley 1873,
Craw 1877; Gallagher laO
Lawrence 1875; Vail lOl
Schroeder Ia, Fitzgerald ll3
Hill 80; Russell l59.
Castle l4l; Heard 1872
Hart 1866; Marshall 1856,
Marseles 1885, Palmer 1873.
Black l42; Hussey 1876
Erwin las; Wigman l22
Stewart l4Oj Logan l24
4Ti,stee--J II. Worswlok (Rep) l67; o. NJ. Do
ran (Dem.) 90.
AsSsssOr-Adam Knot, Rep. 1872; d. f. Mcleod
Dem. 1873.
BoardOf EduedtiOn-Lester Hayes, Rep 1853; A
McIntosh, Dem. lO7.
EIGHTH WARD.
At II oSlock the vote stood as follows
Senter 1876; CoGlnberry I62.
Lawrence ll3, Vail lO4,
Palmer l49; Heisley l4A
| Shredder 100; Fitzgerald 1877
Craw 1876; GallagherIl53
Hart 1876; Marshall 1852.
Castle 1871; Heard l50.
Hill ll5; Russell l7j
Probable democratic majority for Justices an
Constables
NINTH WARD.
At IL o'clock the votes about half counted The
then stood as follows on the principal officers
Senter 1885, Collinbeuy 2O2
Lawrence l57; Vail 100.
Palmer pol; Heisley l4O.
Craw 1856; Gallagher 1854.
Hill l5O; Russell 1876
Shredder 1885, Fitzgerald I4l
Castle $780, Heard III.
TENTH WARD.
Full vote on City Ticket as follows
Senter lsO; Cofinberry l44.
Lawrence 1876; Vail LOG; J. o. Duffy %.
Palmer 1893; Heisley 100
l. Shredder 2lO Fitzgerald rs
. CraW POS, Gallagher ll9.
Hart 2OOi Manhall 1873.
Erwin 1885, Wigmau 1873.
Black POI; Hussey 1870.
Castle POP; Heard 1873.
7 Hill l7d Russell 1852.
:, Stewart 23O; Logan lO2:
Marseiles 1876; Palmer I25; Wall 3.
4 Folambe l40i Stephan 1872.
Benham n Rider 81,
At l2 o'clock there was good Republican N
jority for Constables.-A, G. Hopkinson was Ell,
= ted Councilman, Silas Snow Assessor, and Rev
A. Thome Board Of Education.
ELEVENTH WARD.
We have full returns from this ward.--The WI
goes democratic as follows.
Senter llO; CoHinberry ana
Lawrence 70; Vail 294 DUFFY 90
Palmer l24 Ieisey 800
's Craw 1877 Gallagher 251,
Of Castle 1885, Heard 2a7.
Hart l57; Marshal 226.
Shredder 1872 Fitzgerald 29G.
n Hill &C., Russe 1886
Marseilles 100; Palmer 255
y. Black l2i Huss 300.
ce Erwin l2li Wigman 296.
It's Stewart 1870; Logan 296,
For Councilman Thomas Dlxop vas elected 9
7 NJ W. House. For Assessor, Young was elel
over John Honeywell, and Tor Board of Educa
Frederick b. Plat. who was the regular nom
Oh both tickets, received 4O5 votes.
We have thus given the returns frQW oil
Wards up to l2 O'Clock and from the Sd ward
r 3 l-2 o'clock this morning. The prospects arr
vorable to the election ol Mr. GEoRGE B. SEN
by handsome majority. The complete ret
cannot however be known this morning
Wes, Side will probably give a majority Of a
l. 225 for Mr., CoFFINBERRY, but this will be Il
than balanced by tue large Republican major
in other sections. We think we can safely c.
on good majority for the election Of Mr.. SEN
The elections yesterday seemed te bo very
d from rows or disturbances At the third wa
81 small row was COMMENCED az the time OF clo
,rs the polls, which was speedily ended by the
! on GERS At the ninth ward one gentleman ht
cen some pet names at another which were not
,ns5 Si.S pleasant, in consequence Of which the
lief named gentleman got his nose smashed an
.no quite severely. But we hear ef no Sc
ne rows or fights and conclude that the voters
Az Iadstly law.abldiug citizens The BALANCE 0
re votes will be ascertaiaed to-day, Apd we ca
'tGe morrow present eOWPleie report ir9m the 81
hea-
b6rBy reference to advertisement twill be
lOT, that Mr.. 4. G. sholes will open a new Boot
y on ghoe Store in NOrthrup A gpapReT's Block o