Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-07

FIRST WARD-Council, Teehan, R., 347,
Burns, D., 259; Teehsns majority, SO. School
Board, O'Brien, R., 244; Doyle, D., 400;
DoyIe's majority, l62. Assessor, Conley,
403.
SECOND WARD-Council, Prince, R., 35i |;
Krote, D., 2l3; Princes majority, l4l.
School Board, Kelley. R., a5s; Frantz, 2l9;
Kelley's majority, l3s. Assessor, Edwards,
R., s6s; Smith, D, 2l6; Edwsrds's majority,
l53.
THIRD WARD-Council, Kidder, R., 1888 A,
2as B-622; Kissell, D., l55 A, 60 B-224;
Kidder's majority, 39s. School Board Qong
term), Warren, R., 800 A, 247 B-637i
short term, Flago, R., 3s7 A, $50 B-647;
Assessor, Waters, R., 4O2 A, 24s B-65O.
FOURTH Council, Russell, R., $40;
Thomas, D. .,342; Thomass majority, 2. School
Board Qong term), Brigham, R., 343; Cash
man. D., 3l4; Brigham's majority, 90; short
term, Cosier, R., 1856; Kohorst, D., 2sO; Co.
zier's majority, 96. Assessor, Parker, R.,
1888; Gleve, D., 29l; Parker's majority, 80.
FIFTH wARD-Council, Russell, R., 642 A.
$50 B, 1872; Martin, D., 1913 A, 80 B, 4l3;
RusselI's majority, 37s. School Board, Bell,
R, COL A, B, 7l3; Smith, D., 2sO A, lis
B, 4o5; Bells majority, 3os. Assessor, Call
hoon, R., 6a2 A, l22 B, 754; staley, D., 2ss
A, liz B, 4ol; Calhoon's majority, 353.
SIXTH WARD-Council, Ackerson, R., 2S5
A, 37s B-6s3; Thomas D., 95 A, A B.
l3s; Ackerson 9 majority, 524. School Board.
Burns, R., 2s4 A, $50 B-664; Assessor,
Myers, R., 2s7 A, 27O B-657.
SEVENTH WARD-Council, Stewart, R., 70
A, 3l3 B-3sl; AcKenna, D., 223 A, 235
B-45s; AcKennas majority, 81. School
Board, Hotchkiss, D., 227 A, 272 B-499;
Assessor. wissinger, R., IS A, 276 B-254;
Burke, D.. 227 A, 253 B-4s0.
EIGHTH WARD-Council, Nelson, R., 270 A,
lo7 B-377; Houlton, D., 1919 A, 81 B.
Nelson's majority, l27. School Board, loug
term, Coles, R., 26s A. lO4 B-372; Will
Hanson. D., 1877 A, so BAT; Coles major
ity, l25; short term, Derrickson, R., 267 A,
los B-375; O'Neal, D., 1872 A, AZ B-2ss;
Assessor, Lewis, R., 2ss A, "a B-3s2;
Bauer, D., ia A, 81 B-24l.
NINTH WARD-Council, B. F. K. Jennings,
R., 265; CRUDE, D, 2s3; Grubss majority, ls.
School Board, Schmidt, R., 235; Eisenmin-
ger, D., 2Ss; what's his names majority, 63.
Assessor, Ayers, R., 2l4; White, D., 3ll;
Whites majority, 81.
The Republicans elect to Council Teehan in
the First "a Democratic Gibraltar usually
Prince in the Second, Kidder in the Third,
Russell in the Fifth, Ackerson in the Sixth,
and Nelson in the Eighth. Democrats elect
Thomas Nv. S. in the Fourth. McKenna in
the Seventh, and CRUDE in the Ninth. Mem
bers holding over are Lessner, Funk, Korn,
Cogley and Netts, Democrats; johnson, Mast,
Conklin and Stephan, Republicans. The new
Council, thanks only 10 the splendid work Of
First ward Republicans, will stand ten Re-
publicans to eight Democrats, same as it now
does.
The Republicans elect to School Bord Kel-
ley, Second ward; Warren and Flago, Third; !;
Brigham AMI Cczier, Fourth; Bell, Fifth;
Burns, Sixth; Coles and Derrickson, Eighth
Democrats elect Doyle, First; Hotchk:ss, Sew
enth, and Eisenmenger. Ninth. The new
Board OF Education will stand eleven Repub-
cans to seven Democrats. The new Council
organizes one week from tonight School
Board one week from next Monday night.