Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
VOL, 4 NO. 33O
THE LITTLE ELECTION
,u1Ns ELECT a MAJOR'
.gPUbL"S THE INSPECTORS
ITY n ~ ONE ASBEssOR.

,,rANR ELECT a MASOH'
'rTS1oF ,ST or THE I,sIISmS INsRn"EcHS
III AND ONE AsSEssO"'
norson went in the imme-
Unless SANITY Of the voting places
bic vlciphns' hs would not have known
sterday. y.,sCtion al was in progress II
bst Al e steJ tbe quietest and most order,
as one Of 'S Sver held in this city, and
slecSt,USSa' tSsSa arrests we're made during
biz three aSv There was disposition
% entire nsrt to Of some of the Democratic
the par par NJ n reject the votes OF colored
bsp'cI",ts @"t they were soon given gI!,tS t9
pdsIs!.ssItGh thsy must receive his ballot
SVoIes snO If color. The Democratic
fepecllt;Tu ~ the Thirteenth district was
pgtC'o1 tt' cem M nmended by the Republicans
lghiy SU So,r and impartial rulings, and
Bis isnt IsrI desire to allow every man
stnaSp' rjUbt J to vote to deposit his
y ~ a''r There was a slight dispute at
DG ,ranth district polls, caused by
AG'nsctor AGle'tor refusing to receive the
Vcolored man who offered tc
A AissSow ga was closed a short time
.i,s'"dispute was finally settled and
nsn allowed to vote. 49,,
nSu n. Eighth district polls there
\ 4tiss tiiss.raI Ads disputes all Of which were
as seveh without any blows being struck,
Ill., sS TTaurteenth district polls a col,
,le offered to vote ON age, and
jsSuun HS.nocrsts, he was obliged to bring
% ps1 .SsT to the polls. She swort
y Iv'vr, y" WAS over 81 and not yet % years
la 10 .rd W." his vote was taken without
Wy rrtber dispute. A Democrat
y ,I KIN several others was standing
W "a. s distance off, was heard to say,
" sl~' Wv had the boys around here We
Y, aS. ~ have, that Niger wculdn1
ISa ~, MT M his vote in" At the Thlr
a% a.'6 : district polls everything wax
cn.u and there was not a single dis-
guy, eas.r,e during the day. AT thu
tsluTS tSsilvu,T.,ssDtb district polls there wa
wv wv a'rrrappling but no such riotoui
Vaas,,@ratjops as occurred at the City
g'Is su!,n last June. The quiet and goot
sisr s.S.rtbat prevailed were no doubt du'
\" = cIeat measure TO the exer'ions o
hsPICe'
INSPECTORS.
4, far as could he ascertained tn
,Ss IN the city stcod as follows
FIRST WARD,
E,,t District-John Wentz, r. 79
VII Maxwell, D. 142. Dem. majority
= S.ooDd Observation-Disclosures Pyle, K
A. Samuel s, Curlett, D. 131. Dem
nsj, &
SECOND WARD.
rBi,a District-Dr. N. B Morrison
. III, Thomas B. Brison, d. 3l6. Den
Ag, 49,
THIRD WARD.
Torrtb District-Charles II. Groves
R 26; John A. Mitchell, D. 296. Dem
Mj. ~
FOURTH WARD.
Fifth District-William Fl. Gritiir
R9j; Francis McMonagle, D. Ill. Den
MAJ r,
S1th District-Theodore W. Franci
RTlT, E. Singley, Dem, ia. Dem
NSjA
FIFTH WARD.
SuDth District-William Simmon
4 kE H. J. Crippen, D. 1O5. Republ
0n MAJ 49,
Eighth District-Edward f. Lummi
R. Ra7;J, L. Carpenter Jr,, D. Il
Rep. Maj. 80.
SIXTH WARD.
Ninth District-George Mccall, !
lSJ, L. G. Vandegrift. d. 127. Rep. Ma
U.s.
Tenth DistriCt-James W. AgneV
R, 1S7; James Kennedy, D. 1O2. EoI
Maj, IS,
SEVENTH WARD.
Eleventh District-John T. Strou'
R. 81; Charles II. McWhorter, d. IL
Rep Maj. 226.
Twelfth District-William II. StOu
R, ia; William Ii. Bedwell, d. 8
Rep Maj l5.
EIGHTH WARD.
Thirteenth District-Elias K. Bale
win, R, 222; John T. Kennedy, D. Is
Rep. Maj, 80.
Fourteenth District-John B. Ro
erb, R. 100, Richard Burton, Jr', D. Z
Rep. Maj, S6.
NINTH WARD.
fifteenth District-James Lynn,
l5S Samuel Atkinson, D. 100. I've
Msj,3,
TENTH WARD.
Sixteenth District-Andrew
thompson, h. "a; John L. Dolan,
Sl, Dem. Maj. 2l3.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Seventeenth District Thomas
Brown, R, 72; Patrick S. Smith, d. l.
Dem, May. 81.
The Republicans elect 9 of the |,
speCtors in the city, and the DemCcra
D. The total vote cast yesterday in t.
city was 5539, of which the Demo
pOlled 2, ,7S4, and the Republicans 27
giving the Democrats a majority OF
On the whole vote for Inspectors.
ASSESSop NOpr1rEpN nISTRICT