The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
THE CIfTELECI1oN.
Sweeney, Davis, Britt and Leon
hart Elected.

sweeney DAVIS RFttt anu Leon-
hart Elected.
Wegiye below the result Of yesterdays
election, so far Us heard from al 8! o'clock
this morning. The Second and Seventh
Wards are the only wards in which the
counting has been concluded. At mid
night the gentlemen in charge Of the
ballots in the Third Ward went home
after counting go votes. D" "a
r,.k SECOND WARD,
ALIyor = SChmulbach, 23s; Sweeney,
2s7; Mcclure, 90,
Clerk-Britt, 472; Gillespy, ll5,
lSergedat-Davis, $40; Altmyer, l6Oi Nc
Donald, III Richardson, 6; Ward, 3 Nc
Keown, l.
Superintendent Of Water Works-Cum'
mings, 575; W. Colts, .,
Street Commissioner - LeORhRIt, 100
Wheat, 90; Weidebusch, 81; Murphy, 5
Hatkins, 10; Morgan, Z; EichOll, 40; s
Clark, %; Armstrong, 0; LOrentz, ~; L.
Clark, 90; Rolls, 70. 81, -
RhaIt Maaer-Forsyth, 5S2; William
Mabis, /; John Crockard, l, A, L, Rice, 2,
Council - Firit Branch = Egerter,. T6
shallcross, l47; Logan, III. W. Davis, !
Second RaRek-LOgan, $685. Horkhsi'
mer, 1862; Pollock, 2l7; Kimberly, lsl
Botsiord, 1871; schenck, 1853; Friend, 1872
shalIcroasI$ HeGry Jacobs l. Egerter, !
aIi EIItRD. WARD,
Thu total number Of vote, cast in thS
Third Ward was 800. At midnight Oag
900 votes were counted, with Ihe fqllqEj
ing result:
MayoressfApgllhpqh, lOljsF4eney' $50
Csak-BrItb ~; Gillespie, 49,,
lSTgcaRt-paYiS 1871; AlImyer, w
Ward, L.. RiGhardsOp, 2 Mcdonald, 81.
C6uncil-FTsl Brunch. Baird, 9O2i Mills
Second Ruae1--Oxtoby, SO; Bodley
"a; Hanson, no. CALDWELL, 80; Ewing
a; McCortney, $50; HOge, 1877; Nolan, 30
Hullihen, 3D. Curtis, lGi ClatOr, bO,
FOURTH WARD.
Six hundred and fourteen votes were
polled in the Fourth Ward. Three hund.
red aud thirty had been counted, ut .
O'Clock this morning, at which time the
Mayor~sweOney, 2G4 schmnlbaDlr, $780,
Gri9Brilt, $3.50; Gillespie, 1888,
iSTgeqni-7Davis, III; Altmyer, 1885,
Ward, /; Mcdonald, ii; Richardson, 8;
McKeownS ~. --- --.--- .'------..-
iSCeei (SwpFsgapq- LeopAEL, W.
Wcldib6sr6, rs; Murphy, 9sA HatIdnsr
~; Morgan, O; NichoIl, q >. Clark, III
IOrentz, IS; Armstrong, 3Oi 3, Clark, w
GSuhHehliTGRta Brdne61MtAda6s, 4i6i
Boring, 30; Emblem, 8.
Second Bnneh-Morris, 2l2 Long, 22Gi
KipghprpS3Ss; Heb 257; Craw(qrhi lSRj
king i6EEahaJR 7 FSiidtr 42Y 3nGV
FIFTH WARD.
.kyorrschmulbach, lOOi Sweeney, 955i
Mcclure, rs,
CTrk2Britt, 1876; Gillespie, 49,,
Sergunt-Davis, 2lS; Altmyer, 9lSi
Mcdonald, 40; Richardson, McKeoWn,
9, lrIy,A '.li 1ai "a 500 ~ tAt
ISuptt Water Understandings, IT'S.
Wharf AaAier-FUrsyth, 47S.
SIXTH wARD.
Mayor Sweeney, 39l; Schmulbach,
3Sg; Mcclure, 72.
CYerk-Britt, 5lG; Gillespie, 2G2.
A6DSRalhII 3D. RftRardsJn,S Fp 'hiI
OF The Council ticket in the Sixth
Ward we have only the vote ofIlolIman
and Wilson, for the First Branch. The
fOtmer gbt 3iGahd the latter 1872 Soteg.
80 u" SEVENTH WARD.
In this ward IIOnnenberger and Vogler
are ahead for the Second Branch.
s;$;;FEEIfI1Tr'$;s' ''..i5s5,eal,fEI1pj'trS'
iSrgedai-Dayis, 2O3; Altmyer, A. Nc
Donald, 90; Richardson %.
IS Sttea cS$YFicgf soR s1Fh,!,. 49, 81
S MisSSS!ff4 STIIsS4 atR. ~ ~
Wheat W ~ AfF@ ms D LOtdat7 o. l..
So s@fSs'i'tehtstlAIaSsRl !!S5tl-cummfng'
IIha,tmaai,- Forsyth, $14.
Co, Coan ~ tFtsjsrrgPe1E Relair, 2Oli Rob,
Second Branch Hildfeth; 2sS MeGaw,
2Oi; Bcall, %; Laird, q,
No returns whatever have yet been re-