Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
THE sEsULT.
As shown by the Very Latest Local
Returns.

nCsAEnSs
Centre township was the first to report.
True to herself and her party, and uncor-
rupted by Radical wealth, the gallant dis
trict had done her duty nebly. Every
thing Democratic. Without scratch, scar
or blemish, the straight ticket had been
carried triumphantly through. -,
Richie came next. The Labor ticket had
knocked many calculations endwise and
had considerable helped the Republicans
On Monday, the sanguine RAIDS had calcu
lated on $50 majority for Golf, but the re-
turns cut that down to nearly half. AS
rule, the district ticket was carried by the
Republicans, but one was left. We shall
meet but we shall miss him. The ponder
Gus form and black head of Kaiser Wilhelm
Schultze will be missing from the Board OF
Commissioners. The crash came and Uncle
William went down with it. There will be
one vacant chair.
about Q o'clock Clay came marching
along. 1t had polled about the usual Re-
publican vote and contained nothing mirac-
ulOus. The big fight had been made be-
tween Jepson and Speidel for Commissioer
and the Boss had won by 10. Jepson had
made noble fight and pulled down the
Republican vote, and deserved to win il he
did not. At any rate, the Board will be
Democratic, and the Boss will be not the
next president. This ward also went to
show that Caldwell will be slaughtered by
Jacob.
Then Webster and the rest came in and
the result in the city was complete. Below
will be found the complete result of the
district elections
CENTRE DISTRICT.
D. SSa: n pmmissioner-Loais Delbrusge,
School CommissiioSlkfeelF. Ho;
1854. T. o. Edwards, R., 264. : '7'''e'' p'
RICHIE DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-G. A. Stoker, D.,
sos; J. w. Schultze, r., S77.
School Commissioner--Hen Schafer, D.
S95; Chas. Echstrutb, R., 492.
CLAY DISTRICT. -
County Commissioner-Jos. Speidel, r.,
4S4; F. 7. Jepson, D., AIS.
School Commissioners. B. Dobbins, r.,
49,; Noah Beck, d., 3S2. .
Constable-G. A. Painter, R., 4S2; VIM.
Justice-Fred wingerter, 459; scattering
opposition.
rRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 3-County Commissioner, G.
". Woods, 1874; Ed. McCausland, IS.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Fulton precinct-County Commissioner,
NJ. Stein, D., 81; August Goering, K, 81.
Justice-Ralph Ankle, d., IS; Zane
Phillips. D., So; Thompson, r, SO: Nc
Connaughy, r., %. So
UNION DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-John w. Boring,
d., SIC; Il. F. Caldwell, R., 461.
School Commissioner-Geo. McCulley,
D., ST.; Vim. Harvey, r., 40S.
Constable-Stephen Wilcox, D., 5O7; J.
A. Henry, R. IS.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-Jas Comerford,
D., go; c. +. Ebeling, R. 514.
School COMMISSIONER. NJ. Todd, D.,
$50; A. ID. Work. R., 500
justice-W. w. Moore, D., 645; S. B.
Terrell, R., 5o4.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 49,
First Ward Precinet.Couuty Commits.
siener-h. Stein, d., : 49,; Aug. Goeffng,:
r., 347. - 1
School commissioner-A Alfred Caldwell,
D., S75; w. A. Isetti r., 500. =,
Justice Ankle. d. 355; Phillips, D., &c.,
Thompson, r, 40; McConnaughey, r., $40.
Constable-Price, ID, 3I9; Scroggins, D.,
SAP; Noble, r, Ss4; Elliott, R., az.
MADISON DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-Thos Prince, r,
572; J. b. Sheppard, D., AT.
School COMMISSIONER. s. Naylor, D.,
SAP; A. J. Halstead, r. 465.
Justice-H. G. Peternan, r., 562; Thos.
Sweeney. D., 442.
Constable-Magee. r, Cos; Crawford, D.,
on. So