New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-12

| mI1lI III dds now DCGI OGSlAbl tNty NOuIN IIh
been saved had not explosions given flames
| fresh encouragement.
The fire was finally got under control al
| SIX o'clock yesterday morning, it having
been confined to the block between Sumner
| and Avon streets.
A fireman fell from the top of building
| on Sumner street.
Perfect order was maintained in the
streets.
There were three explosions of gas at half
| past three o'clock.
PARISH ELECTION RETURNS.
At the hour Of ten o'clock on Sunday
night there were counted forty-one polls
Though all of the returns had not yet been
officially received), that is, fifteen polls
number one, fifteen polls number two and
all of polls number three, excepting the
fifth, ninth and thirteenth. The fifth has
not yet been completed as to poll three
poll three of the ninth has been finished,
but has not been handed in to the return
ing officer, and is locked up for safe keep
ing and the thirteenth ends with poll
three but has not been officially reported ;
the fourteenth ends in the count of poll
two.
At the latest accounts the clerks and
commissioners Of the various wards were
engaged as follows:
First ward-Poll four to be completed this
morning.
Second ward-PolI four completed.
Third 1ard-PolI four completed; fifth
almost done.
Fourth ward-Pou four completed, but
not returned; counting poll i've
Fifth ward-POll four completed, but not
retained.
Sixth ward-Poll four not commenced;
engaged on poll three
Seventh Ward-PoH four returned; en-
gagged on poll five.
Eighth ward-Poll four not returned; en-
gagged on poll FIVE.
Ninth ward-Poll four engaged; poll
three not returned.
Tenth ward-POll four counting.
Eleventh ward-P0H tour not returned.
Twelfth ward-PolI tour counted: not re.
turned.
Thirteenth ward-Compieted in count of.
poll three.
Fourteenth ward--Comple:ed in count Of
poll two
Fifteenth wari-Commence on poll four
today.
SuGjoined will be found list of polls
three and four. counted and returned at
midnight yesterday; that is, poll three Of
the tenth and fifteenth, and poll four of the
second, third, fourth, sixth, seventh and
eighth wards:
POLL THREE, TENTH WARD.
Greeley l03. Grant I53
GOvernor-McEnerY l50 Kellogg Il5.
Lieutenant GoYern0r-Penn 1853 Antoine
%.
Superintendent Of Public Education
Congress-Sheridan I5o, Pinchbacb 80,
Gibson l45, Sheldon Il8.
Returns incomplete.
POLL THREE. FIFTEENTH WARP.
Crroa1o-- 40 C,no,41c2
Sd,,rrro2,, p;@,at,toi1 rea S1:7o, ,a,
s7n]Ia5 fs1 Idra,o llnTl,,acA 20 'oneiluaH ~
~ ,l1l non tie Eo11o,-a
Lieutenant observation-disclosures I59 Penn
427.
Superintendent Of Public Education
Brown l59, Lusher 427.
Mayor-Wiltz 426, Fish 162.
Administrator of ImprOyements-Bea
gard 3l2, Burke l07, Lewis I6l.
Observation-Disclosures 163s Jerome
Ha nley Alb.
Coroner-Creagh i69 FdlwelI 409.
POLL -FOUR. SECOND WARD.
c.roo1on al c,,.oot o-
IGelgS ~ 5a%;tan Ia%nt - 100 pnoboo, On
SboidG,, iI2 GiIsnn ~ i'0' il0Al'"0A '0
C,r,or,, 80 KeIToa, !0Ton no .ToU,,o-
fio,,+o,,+ D., 0i +o;
IN = o1''l "-'-' SAn' n'0-"0
Snnerin+andan+ of P,b1;c Fdnoafion-.
Lusher l99, Brown 80.
n3yGr-Ni.t1 ~. Flsh %. 80,
% A3llnlsIraI9r a "a ,6 OF PfoHements~60rke
~ r1S Deauresaru AZ, Ae%ls Vs., ~ 100 r,-t
70 "oso""E' up 'o"n-~S owen 'oe' "Feagh
20 Sano+o.- ,y-;no4o,f ss taoo.b 800 c7o,,
oe5ia dG Ie~- ~ 'hSN NeAe "oo OOoSh 'o7' Vlau'
IN Por5.o.ou ~, .4;roa 4,:.n,ona :. tono so |
en- n'@StvfF-Dlan9no 9Io ~, 1a9e an 2o'
"; on@ne7BeaIo 66 ~ n lNlce 17o in'
~ w, " iLson f e. ~ oso o. 1yo4 son
5o rlr5I us9i0G III ~ S6o as p0f'c0TiiouS'o" ''0'
4@Iiguon aI5nUthI' ~ hL@lnS 1Is,-- o. ,r,,rtos
~O1' "a Oi0 01ioS l''' iue1 N''u' '''
POLL FOUR, THIRD wARDo
Governor-McEnery3 1884, Kellogg 96.
Lieutenant Govern0r-Penn All, Antoine |
5,
Superintendent of fEducatiOn-fusher422 422.
3rown 5n n s..
Mayor-Wlltz 39S, Fish =
A1mlnls1raToE . OF imp nPF0VenentS-ourhe 1oZt
CLSa Lo"is roIraniI So e = Gnoarb o.
SanetnRoo+b @5it 931 CiadiH 58 Wino6a1d