The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-03

the net majorities received by the
several successful candidates on Mon
day:
For City C1erk-A. M. McGriff,
Rep, over Geo. E. Greshem, Inde-
pendent, 1912. City Treasurer--S.
K. Leavitt, Rep, over Geo. Stack
house, DEM, 387. City Collector
w. G. Hazelrigg, Rep, over I. j.
Mooney. DEM, 419. City Marshal-
Philip Klein, Rep, over Ed. S. Mar
tin, Dem, 49, City Surveyor-Chas.
3. Bateman, Rep, over Jas. d. sSaun-
ders, DEM, 1913. Assessors-Philip
Euler, Rep, over Michael j. Carroll.
Dem, 275; for Robert Rowland, Rep,
over Joseph Venneman, Dem, 328;
Samuel Wyttenbach, Rep, over Paul
Dennison, professed Republican run
BY the Democrats 413.5 II = il
City Council.-Jacob Miller, DEM
ocrat, over VIM. Hunnell, Republi-
can, 2; VIM. Dean, Republican, over
Morris S. johnson, Democrat, ID;
NJ. Muhlhausen, Democrat, over W.
E. French, Republican, 8; Fred. Cook
Republican, over John-C.- Smith,
Democrat, 81; William Heilman,
Republican, over Herman Fendrich,
one of the twelve tribes of De-
mocracy, At; Joseph j. Reitz. Dem
ocrat, over James Swanson, ST., Re-
publican, 1O1; William Kolle, Repub-
lican, over Thos., Kerth, Democrat.
As; James Wiltshire, Republican,
over AT Whittlesey, Democrat, 81;
John Kraft, Democrat, over August
Uhl, Republican, p. .es at,'e,
Total Republican majorities on
| Councilmen, 49, Total Democratic
majorities, 1873, showing a clear ma
jority of true Republicans in the wards
of Il. la s.aks -;
Township Election, Lower Precinct.
For Township Trustee Christian
Hedderich, 521; Philip Wassam, SIS.
For Justices of the Peace-Ben.
Stinson, 1872; James I. Walker, 419;
Joseph P. Elliott, 400; William
Emery, 478; August Duddenhausen,
667. @,at 100 a i. 81 se,se
For Constables - Frank Morris,
sos; ALI. Hitch, 274; Thomas Bush,
229; August G.. Brandt. 1893; Samuel
Day, 500; Hanford Bassett, ga: Jeo.
L. Robinson. 454; Michael P. jones,
217. S ~ s &c
For Supervisors-First District
Henry Braun, 1O2; Peter Volz, So.
Third District-Michael Megan, 200.
Fourth District-Clark Cody, 421
Jacob Mehn, ia. Fifth District
Thomas Powers, 2O3; Henry Rosen-
DIAL. 178; Simon Clausheide, 10;
/ Alex. Simpson, 1874. "e
WARRIOR COUNTY SAFE ROBBED.
Ion Monday night, as we are in
formed. the safe of the Treasurer OF
Warrick County, was broken open
with sledge hammers and robbed OF
$1,000, $3.50 of which were drafts on
the War Department, and it is hoped
that that much of the stolen money
will be recovered. We could obtain
no farther particulars ~
I ELECTION RETURNS. sixth WARD
For City Clerk-A. NJ. McGriff, 219
Geo. Z. Gresham IA. tfia.ss svrl
4; For City TreasurerMS. K. Leavitt
1870; Geo. Stackhouse, 176. - q p
Y For City Collector-Wm. G. Hazel
rigg, 1874; Thos. j. Mooney. 161.
j For. City Marshall Philip Klein
ISL; Ed. S. Martin, 1872 g ''a.s.l - i
k For City Surveyor-Chas. B. Bate
man, 40; Jas. d. Saunders, 1873;
Chas. Dollmeatsch, g.. ati '.5 ... si g..
For City Assessors-Philip Euler,
Jr., 157; Michael J. Carroll, LAG;
Robert Bowlahd, 1881 JOS .5Venae
man, 170; Samuel Wittenbach, 1863
Paul Denison, 153. tssx,1 ACCENT ,
| For City c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Swan.
son, SEN, 129; aJos. j. Reitz, 230.
!, sSl8 ------ - 49,
i TOWNSHIP ELEcTToNs.-We have
I received, in addition to the returns Of
the election in Pigeon Township. those
from Scott, Perry and German. The
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