Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

snV esSibthut inspector admitte
that the man had voted on q haad,
lent name. At the same polls q ma
named Donnelly..voted under the nam
Of Gallagher.
The names Of the paupers who vote
In the Third and Tenth Wards are Ben
1amin Began and N. B. Butler. Cole
man, the Philadelphia repeater, vote
In the Third Ward from No. % Carpen
ter street. James Doolsy, Pat Gardner
". Churchill were repeaters and voted
ID. Hayes, W. Shaw, Patrick Slew,
and Peter Anderson Of the Tenth War,
voted here. The vote of Alvin Davis
Republican, was refused because hi
tax receipts were signed by the Mil
Creek Hundred collector. The vote
Of Edmund Mitchell Jr., and william
Lockermsn (col were refused as q
the city election.
1t will be noticed that the return o
the Democratic majority in the Tsntl
ward is 260. How this ward obtained
this Is interesting. When the POLL
closed the lists showed 666 votes cast
but when they counted them ther,
we're but 663. The inspector said
without showing 1t to he q fact, that thre'
double Republican tickets had bee,
cast and he threw them out. The vote
as ooucted gave the Republican candi
date for assessor 227 and tn,
candidate for inspector %!
which makes the Democratic majority
2O6. Yet the inspector, over the pro
test OF the Republican inspector, return
cd Democratic majority Of S6O, having
counted "a votes over twice.
The Republican assistant inspector
John Mclaughlin will not sign the re-
turns. John McIntee, Jr., was the
Democrat inspector, q. E. Lannau, the
Democratic assistant; VIM. Murphy and
John Newall, Repu blican and Demo
cratic clerks respectively.
Martin Farrell led the Ninth Ward
repeaters. He voted Jack o. Harra, who
lives at Ne. sl5 Kirkwood street, Eighth
Ward, and many others. Farrell brought
Brockey Tom up to vote. James L.
Hawkins warned him and he refused to
vote, despite the fact that Farrell cursed
him and showed him away.
These are only a few Of the many
frauds practiced.
VOTE FOB INSPECTORS.
First Wsrd-W. F. Moreland, R.,
'lo; Austin v. dsynor, D., 3l3. Gay
1or's maj jority l03.
Second wsrd--John L. Richardson,
B., 225; Dennis J. Gallagher, D., 1926.
1allaghsr's majority 10.
Third ward Eastern precinct)-
samuel File, R., lO2; James A. O'Don-
nell, 1el. O'Donnell's majority, SO.
Third ward western prscinct)-
frederick Pyle, R., 126; Frank Kane
III. Kane's majority Sc.
Fourth ward, eastern precinct -
Allen Smith, R., l13; John Akin, D.,
.68. Atkins majority, 65'
Fourth ward, Western prscinct)-A.
}. Vandever, R., 12S VIM. B. Hyland
J., l25. vandsver's majority, 8.
Fifth ward, eastern precinct) e.
l. Hoasland, A., 234 Harry L. Grip
ZEN, D., l42. Hoagland's majority,
2.
Fifth ward, (Western precinct) II
'harles W. Gousrt, R., 263 Thomas
James, D., 275. James' majority, IL.
Sixth ward Northern prscinct) Il
|. Il. Hawkins, B., 200 F.; William E.
Laizlett, D., 81. Hawkins majority,
%.
Sixth ward, Southern precinct)-F.
'. Taylor, R., 2lO John C. Farra, D,
l5. Taylor's majority, 95.
Seventh ward eastern precincE &C.
2. 1alley, E., 4O6; Milton J. Laokey,
:, l2O. Talley's majority, 1856.
Seventh ward (Wsstern precinct Il
. P. Tyre, R., 122; J. M. Macklem, so. |
yre's majority AZ.
Eighth ward B. B. Cummins, R.,
36: T. Lynch, D., 1856. Cunmins'
sjority so.
Ninth ward-ziba Ferris, R, 2C3;
U. Johnson, D., 204. Johnson's ma
'rity, l.
Tenth ward-Ezra Lukens, R., 225;
'seph McCaferty, D., 1853. AoCafferty's1
aiority, 25s.
The Republican majority on Inspeo.
rs is III.