Daily Republican., 1882-06-05

majority in Fifth ward, 2O4.
SIXTH wARD-NINTH DISTRICT.
Council-David Stevenson, R., 278
Henry P. Weaver, D., 1853
INSPECTOR D.Smith, Il. 257
John G. Fa1ra, D., 165.
Assistant Lexington Barney, r., 2GO
William A Bleyer, D., 164.
SIXTH wARD-TENTH DISTRICT.
Council-David Stevenson, r., 315
Henry p. Weaver, 1S1.
Inspector-Lewis G. Zebley, r., 312
John Solomon, Jr., D., 1872.
Assistant-F. ID. Talley, r., 81
George G. Ward, d., 1Sl. Stevenson
majority in Sixth ward, 244.
SEVENTH wARD--ELRvENrHD DISTRICT
Council-Levi Garrett, r., 557 Jas
E. Newman, d., 1876.
nspector-Gecrge w. Todd. r., $50
Charles II. NoWhorter, D., 1876.
Assistapt--Lea Pusey, r., $50; W.
G. Foord, d., 1874.
SEVENTH wARD--TwELFTH DISTRICT
Council-LeviGa Garrett, r., 165; James
u. Newman, d., 1913.
Inspector William II. Stout, r., 1871;
John X. Bradford, D., III.
Ass,stant--Richard A. Forrest, r.,
1871; John Larkin, D., III. Garrett g
majority in Seventh ward, 1893.
EIGHTH wARD-THIRTEENTH DIS
! TRICT.
Council-Lswis 4. Grubb, r., 346 ;
| William McMenamin, d.. 30S.
Inspector William Sparks, Jr., R.,
34l; Sohn Quinn, d., 30S.
Assistant-Taylor Wilson, r., 34l;
w. B. Wilmer, d., 3OS
EIGHTH wARD-FoURTEENTH DIS
| TRICT.
Council-Lewis T. Grubb, r., 237 ;
William McMenamip, D., 1lS.
Inspector A. Tyson, Il. 225;
Andrew Jeandell, D., 11S.
Assistant-Amos Hahn, R., 225; D. ,
T. Atkinson. D., 1l2. Grubb's major.
ity in Eighth ward, 157.
NINTH wARD-TIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Councl-Joseph G. File, r., 22O
George T. Barnhill, d., 1S9. Files
majority, 81.
Inspector--James A. Spencer, r.,
224; Joseph d. johnson, D., 1S5.
Charles W. Summons, r.
224; John j. Cloud, d., 1S5.
TENTH xTEENrH DISTRICT.
Council-Bepjamin f. Bogia, r., 1870;
Dennis j. Mention, D., 466. Mentions
majority, 2S6.
nspector-Andrew Thompson, r.,
179; Samuel johnson, d., All.
Assistant-Robert Mclaughlin, H.,
179; John I. Mullen, D., 470
ELEVENTH wAED-sEvENTEENr DIS.
Council-William A. Croney, r., 2
years, lO5 Alfred Denny, D., 2 years,
1888; John Davis, R., l year, l07 John
M Newell, D., year, 1874. Denny's
majority over Croney,Ss; Newell s ma
jority over Davis, II.
spector-Thomas j. Broomall, r.,
1o5; John Haley, D., 1877.
| Assistant-Allen Curlett, r., LOG ;
Pennell Peters, D., 1856.
THE NEW COUNCIL.
The new City Council which meets
tomorrow evening for organization
will have Republican president, II
Republican and 10 Democratic mem.
bers. The Republicans elected on Sat.
urday were:
Second ward-A. A. Eastburn.
Third ward-Thomas johnson.
Fifth ward-F. B. f. Miller.
Sixth ward-David Stevenson.
Seventh ward-Levi Garrett.
Eighth ward--Lewis Z. Grubb.
Ninth ward-Josep G. File.
Il The Democrats elected were:
First ward-William G. Baugh and
James McKenna.
Second William Fl. Quinn.
Third ward-William Fl. Blake.
| Fourth ward-.4ewis Paynter.
Tenth ward-Dennis j. Mention.
Eleventh ward-Alfred Denney and
John M. Newell.
OF these James McKenna, William
Fl. Blake, Lewis Paynter, Dennis j.
Mention and Alfred Denny, all Demo
icrats, were reelected.
The following is the composition of
the new Council
| 1-William G. Baugh, d., James
lMcKenna. D.
| "A. A. Eastburn, R., William Fl.
Quinn, D.
3-Thomas johnson, r., William H.
Blake, d.
Geo. Atele, D., Lewis Paynter, D.
"a. p. Beecher, r., f. b. F. Mil
Ter, r.
&c. c. Moore, R, David Steven
son. II.
&c. w. Talley, r., Levi Garret, R.
s-A. P. Bailey, r., l.. T. Grubb, Il.
Sd. R Smith, R., j. G. File, II.
10-R. G. Shaw, D., d. j. Mention, d
11-Alfred Denney, D., John M.
Newell, D.
The news was generally known
about midnight, and was the cause of
great rejoicing The Executive Com
mittee met in the Lincoln Club rooms
and that as well as the rooms of the
Republican League and the Young
Mems Republican Club presented a
scene of joyousness such as Is seldom
witnessed. Speeches were made and
cheer after cheer given for the victory.
Someone started up that grand old song
"The Union Forever" which was
taken up by the crowd in the street and
for u time it seemed like recurrence
of the scenes upon the receipt of the
news announcing the fall of Rich
mond.
Rockets ard Roman candles were set
off, and bon fires started, when crowd
started for the residence Of DR. Wales
at E ghth and King streets. Here they
We're Joined by party from the Sixth
and Eighth wards, who had come up
to join in the genera rejoicing A large
bon fire was started, and cheer after
cheer given until the Mayor elect made
his appearance. He was greeted with
| ,on.ur.,J ,ban,s ,I ,uhap fhau had n II /,