Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-18

James Sperry ........,....,''.'.''
George Hephron .,.........'',..''''.
No opposition.
NINTH WARD.
Evan g. ShOrtlidge. ..........,........ 30
No opposition,
TENTH WARD.
Thomas F. O'Donncll. .............,... 81
No opposition.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Patrick Magarity. ..,......,.... ~
Josiah V. Lawrence. ......,,.......,... al
Magarity's majority, .............,.t IL
TWELFTH WARD.
Joseph Pyle a years.. ..............,.. II
Arthur Briefly ................ II
No opposition.
Total vote in the city, 100.
TWENTY WOMEN VOTERS.
Only 90 women voted, as follows:
Fourth ward, 3; Fifth, 3; seventh, 9;
Eleventh, 6.
One of the ladies who voted in the
Fourth ward went to the polls in conf
pany with her father. The latter voted
for William Turner, but the daughter
declared that she wanted II democratic
ticket, and despite her fathers protests
insisted upon voting for Norman
Bottger.
ooxrpsr pnonAHLr.
William Turner, who was defeated
for reelection in the Fourth ward by
Norman Bottger, will probably make
contest on the ground of irregularity in
conducting the election. The ballot
box had been left at the polling place,
School No. q, hut when the officers went
there i could not be ionhd; ana t ,ry
USED u small patent meulclne DON ne
officers were William j. Morrow, E. B.
Frazer and Allen Smith. After count
ing the votes the ballots were dumped
into waste basket and in this manner,
instead ni being sealed mp III the box,
were returned to the secretary OF the
board Mr., Turner holds that many
votes were improperly received.
i'ih htW noA"p:
AS result Oh tile cleclloh inc cohlpn-
sltioh 81 tne boaru lor inc ensuing tWo
years Will pc as loiloWs:
First ward-John Pyle, Jesse X, laylis.
seGondITh9 ~ i,ohahoe, u'ali'ei Toss,
tn,ruhpx a ~, ny Rn,, u.s. t,hn p
I1artman "9'''' ~
Fifth-S. Redmond Smith John II
Dandy.
Sixth-Samuel f. liests, Samuel II. Bay
nard
Seventh - Charles Bard, pr. John
f9lmer; ~ , n -,
t1l,,si',na s,ant. '"i'' 's"' "''"
Nip,bIDr. n. q. shortlidec David
Smith.
Tenth-Thomas +. o'Donnell, Dr. John
~ Iguh
=, Observation-Disclosures Magarity samuel N.
lrm,imP;, ,., nj, ,n. AZ
prit mnil'h 'oSel'n 49, Ar'lur "
o,oa,;o 49,, a.
n ita'uie VI .,ie sil'' ,' ""a ~ ~
9 nano ho es , 'etI ,,y W." comd i"
b'llbhbt was INV NhN"i - 10 q 'hiihA'NN'
but his tickets were circulated during
the afternoon and he defeated Henry I.
Alexander nv five votes.
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The Board of Education met Tuesday
evening for organization. All the mem
hera aiected On saturday t,st waro
sworn in excentinp BERNARD Donahne
NJ the second ward and Norman "A!
po,.nov - ,ha Eo,,r,b ~" No. i AN !"
noss tns.ad H., n "'s SIn.a se1''.
were contested py hehry L. Alexander
ana william turner, respectively.
Charles Baird was unanimously re-
elected president. For treasurer Law
renee b. Jones, the present incumbent
| received IA votes and George w
Roberts a renorter of thp Uoruju6 Nc,rs
tiva ,,otas NJ Ionas v-,e MN royoiaftod
. !. "''S "'''
treasurer ,,.,
| lhomas D. Wepb was reelected Dalllll
"iInout opposiuoh;
The second ward contest was referred
to committee consisting of DIR. Morgan
| Mr.. Trump and Mr. Baylis. That OF
| the Fourth ward To John PYLE. Mr.
| Woet and mr. palmer
Az So 80 - -, . "a.' a. ,,,,, 49,,
Al.el auJoulhI,eht .ic lllc.iioeIs any
reporters were inc guests OF i'resldeh'
Baird at Whites ice cream parlors.
To,nas Nf1ggIc,. on Tnosdov chr. on5
killed his VIZ In nm nIov IN ~ rnar If ~
sains, 4, Siiiva',t a.. ~ .,.e AZ, VI
djsrar,,,tahia hnnso Il, lti,',,.iis ~
fnois NJ ~ NtiI,ro,,I a. =, rafnn, 10. h't
sbo rat,,rrod H., hor ia ,,a,,s. n,,c, ~
| L;Iiinn 49, -
ri rr ~, ~
ne IoII ii",nh gnu VI my ttIIlilel ~
Iort iuron, Mlcnr c'Veu n TUESDAY
nio l grarryiilg tne engine house GOVT
WIN " Ine aSclueilt - slllillhr 70 Una
Wnl,ch happeheu on the Nalaulah sue \
WI! iake TWO nioilths 10 remove the eartf
Whlch cAVed m
The Rev. J. \. Montgomery, a promi-
nent Baptist minister IN Birmingham,
Alabama, committed suicide Tuesday BY