Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
THE CITY.
city Election.


tinued at intervals throughout the day; new
ertheless the polls presented quite an anima-
ted appearance, and the vote polled was
probably q large one. The city has un-
doubtediy gone Democratic. We give below
the count, so far as we have been enabled to
obtain it = . -. 81 4
FIRST WARD.
AtI2 o'clock last night the vote stood as
follows:
Mayor-senter. l2O; Flint, l52.
Police Judge--Dennis, I2O; Vail, l4s.
City Attorney-Grannis, l16; Barlow, 14O.
Water Works Commissioner-scovi 11o;
Lester, 144.
Director Of Infirlnary Warner, 12l; Lew
is, las. tq.E.t
City missioner-Crawford, lis; Rus
sell, 165. =
Marshal BurlisOn, IOS; Minckly, 1856.
Fire Engineer-Kidd, I1O; Hart, 146.
SECONDHAND, ss; Palmer 15s.
sealer-Logee, 1O4; Stewart, 1856. -
Treasurer-Wm. Hart is of course elected,
being the candidate on both tickets.
Justices-BrOwn 124; Rider, 1853; Stephan,
81; Allen, I2l.
The Democratic nominees for Constables
are also ahead.
The Ward nominations stand as follows:
Trustee-Christian, lOS; Benton, 1853.
Assessor-Foote, III; Gutter, 1l2.
Board or EducatiUn-Jones, I57; Field,
/ 1DO tt-
I
SECOND WARD,
senter's majority 5; the vote for Flint Ss4
to senter Ss7. For Trustee, Bond, (Rep)
has 4O2 votes, leading Otis 80. For City
Attorney, Grannis, (Rep.) has 429 votes to
Barlow S41:
The vote on the rest of the ticket as far as
counted was, Dennis BAG, Vail S71 scovill
S5S, Lester S6l; Warner S47, Lewis 262:
Crawford 955, Russell S55; Burlison 1886,
Minckley $50; Kidd SSS, Hart 1856; Brand
S1s, Palmer SOS; LOgee S45, Stewart $40.
WARD No1uNATIoNs.-Board of Education,
Roberts S49 Sterling, $50.
AssessOr-Metcalf s42, schuthelm 500,
Reese 8.
THIRD WARD.
7OS votes cast. Democratic majorities as
follows:
Flint's maj. 2l2; ysiPs 1s9; Barlow's 2O1;
Minckley's 257; Hart's 2Ss; Keating's l25;
Palmer's2 Isl; VIM. Hart's vote 700.
Balance of the ticket Democratic by ma
jorities ranging from 175 to 225.
Constables and Justices Of the Peace not
counted.
Democrie Ward ticket elected.
FOURTH WARD.
At eleven O'Clock the count was not finish
ed, and our reporter found the tellers gone
at half past twelve. The counting win prob
ably be completed to-day. The impres-
sion seemed to be last evening that the
Ward had gone Republican by a reduced
, majority.
FIFTH WARD.
The counting in the Fifth Ward was clos
ed and stood as follows:
Z senter 274; Flint 4S5; Dennis 200; Val
443; Grants 275; Barlow 4S9 scOville 27S
Lester zs2; Crawford 271 Russell 424.
Minckly, Hart, sturges, Palmer, Stewart
Rider, and Allen have large majOrities. Tit
t balance has gone Democratic.
: SIXTH WARD.
e Reporter not returned at the hour of goinl
r to press.
D SEVENTH wARD.
: Atone o'clock the vote stood as follows
ssnter, 90, Flint 1OI Dennis, %, Vail
1l3; Grannis, "a, Barlow, ITO; scOvill, 80
0 Lester, Il6; Crawford, "a Russell 1l2
: Warner, SO, Lewis, 10 Burlison, II
d Minckly, I24 Kidd, 81, Hart, 149; VIM
Hart, 200 ; Brand 50, Palmer, 1lOj Logee
90, Stewart, rs; Rider, III. Brown, los
Allen. 95; Stephan IS.
Balance of the ticket was Democratic.
EIGHTH WARD. -
= The Returns from this Ward are com
D plete.
r senter 1913, Flint 100; Dennis I76, Vail 2O
a. Grannis 2O2, Barlow ls4; scovill 2O4, Lest,
!. 1873; Warner 1877, Lewis 1872; Crawford 1s
~ ~ Russell 17S; Burlison 2O1, Minckley 10
Kidd 1856, Hart 19i; Brand 1s1, Palmer 40
Logee 152, Stewart 222; Brown 267, ALE
: us; Stephan 200, Rider 17O.
OF Of the Ward nomination, Corning, (Rep
= y has a small majority for Trustee; Turne
y Dem has IA majority for Board Of Educ
" ton. Hight (Rep.) is Assessor.
m Nearly all the Constables on the Republ
l can ticket are ahead.
y NINTH WARD.
The Ninth has gone Democratic by
q small majority.
= TEETH WARD.
ee Our reporter was unable to get return
to the tellers having adjourned at midnight
ELEVENTH WARD,
IL. Has gone Democratic by q heavy malorit
No. The vote was not figured up before adjour