Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-21
STILL AT SURPRISES.
The Allegheny Election Undergoes a
Nice Turning Over.
COCNCILMEN WHO WON AFTER ALL
William Walls in This City Also Claims to
Be Getting There.
OTHER RESULTS NOT BEFORE GIVEN

Below will be found the returns of the
election in Allegheny for Councils and
School Directors and Director of the Poor,
and are considered accurate, although some
mistakes may have been made in totaling
the result. The candidate receiving the
highest number of votes is named first, and
the others according to the number of votes
they received.
First ward-Seiect Council, Arthur Kennedy;
Common Council, DIR. Charles W. Neeb John t.
McAulley, John 2. Milby; School Director, Major
". P. Hunker and j. A. Gibson; Director of the
Poor, Lawrence Sloan.
Second ward-Select Council H. G. Lowe; Com
mon Council. Frank Curry. VIM. A. Cruikshanks,
James S. Bell Win. j, Mcdonald Thos. A.
Parke, H. H. Buente, Simon Drum, John Nc
Kirby and James Hunter; School Directors, VIM.
A. Ford and Lewis McMulIen; Director of the
Poor, John L. Gullett
Third ward-Select Council E. Wertheimer;
Commsn Council, q. W. Simon, H. Stockman, T.
Striepeke, VIM. Swindell, T. G. HARRISON. b. F..
Rynd, j. &. Ebbert, R. L. Thompson; School Di-
rectors, George Lysle, Jr., and II. Albrecht; Di-
rector Of the Poor. A. Aston.
Fourth ward-Select Council, VIM. NJ. Kennedy;
Common Council, VIM. Bader John W. Stacy,
Geo. A. Kohler, John vogler, U. H. Stauffer, Il.
c. Robson, Z. Walter. Jr.; School Directors,
Hugh Kennedy and G. NJ. Shillito; Director of the
Poor, Joseph Lautner.
c. V. LEWIS IS ALL RIGHT.
Fifth ward-Select Council, James H. Lindsay;
Common Council, George 1. Rudolf A. Ammon,
Chas. W. Eighthill, Charles W. Dahlinger, Charles
V. Lewis; School Directors, Thos. X. Herd and
John W. Kreps.
Sixth ward-Select Council, DIR. R. H. Clifford;
Common Council, Jesse McGeary, c. Steffen Jr.
Win. Thomas. F. Stemler, e. A. Knox, Lee
Frazier; School Directors, j. H. Cochrane and NJ.
Yenning.
Seventh ward-Seect Council, Charles A. Muhl-
bronner; Common Council, Frank L. Ober and e..
j. Schondelmeyer; School Directors, H. Lenz and
VIM. Zoller.
Eighth ward-Select Council, George schad;
Common Council, A. W. Jackson and A. q.
Groetzinger; School Directors, Samuel Dewalt and
H. Minnemeyer.
Ninth ward-select Council. Michael Harmon;
Common Council, ID. F. Graham and Henry
Smiths School Directors, VIM. W. Davis and
Oscar Lindsay.
Tenth ward-Select Council Fred Enrich; Com
mon Council, Arthur Hunter and Chris Detzel;
School Directors, Samuel McComb and L. G.
Wyncoop: Director of the Poor, Samuel Tschume.
Eleventh ward-Select Council j. X. Henricks;
Common Council, !. K. Stayton and Richard Mil
lard: School Directors, Ovey Nixon and Z. s.
Day; Director of the Poor H. H. Phillips.
Twelfth ward-select Council, Morris Einstein;
Common Council, j. B. Smith and Joseph Kaiser;
School Directors, ". H. Wagner and Theodore
Myler.
Thirteenth ward-Select Council, John p. ober;
Common Council, George .Lappe and G. Pappert.
THEY WERE SHIFTING.
These returns show some changes COM
pared with those given yesterday and may
be further altered, but not to any great ex-
tent, when the sealed returns are opened to-
day or tomorrow. The only change that
might occur is in the case of John P.
Milby in the First ward. He is credited
with receiving 301 votes while Thomas G.
Pitcairn b credited with 800. Mr.. Milby
claims that "a votes were thrown out in one
district which, if counted, would land him
winner by larger majority.
The defeat of the Chairman, Samuel Wat
son, OF the Finance Committee, has given
rise to great deal of talk. and the claim is
made that his opponent, Morris Einstein, is
not of the required age TO serve in Select
Council. 1t is said that his father has
made an affidavit to that effect. This can
didate Einstein denies and says he will be
q years of age next month. He can pro-
duce tax receipt dated 1884.
Lieutenant James Thornton, of the Alle-
gheny police force, who worked for Watson
in the Second district, resents the slurs cast
upon him in his effort to elect his man. In
speaking on the subject last night, he said:
81 did all could, and, out of19S votes cast,
Einstein only received 35. was offered
large sum of money to become suddenly i'll
and walk away, but 1 refused, and would
have bet the last shingle on my house that
Mr.. Watson would be elected"