The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-05

SECOND WARD.
Districts districts, is, q q 81 4ts ' g To 81
Mcvsy, R..".'a % 81 10 60 so
Donahoe's majority. .........,....... 81
THIRD WARD.
Districts; LIST. I'd, 3D. 4th. 9th Toll
Griffin. D.,....ts % 0! 10 % 1874
Maguisan. h...i9 g. 90 IS lOs seS
Griflln's majority. .................... 10
Fourth WARD.
Distrlcts; LIST, al, Cd, 4th. nth Toll
Meaney, ID ....ds % ~ % 1873 294
Wiggiwrth.R Il. 60 AZ 80 80 80 as6
Meaney's majority. ................... GS
FIFTH WARD.
Districts: Isl I'd I'd 9TH 9Th 81 eth Tot
Gooding. D.....sG IS 10 70 81 40 IS 4s6
Walnwrlght's majority. ..............a28
SIXTH WARD.
Districts: LIST I'd 81 9TH 5th Tot
Dannenberg, R....86 20 80 9S 50 4a6
bright. D.........S 80 IS % rs 100
Dannenberg's majority. $50
SEVENTH WARD.
Tyre, T.. ......sa 100 1885 III IS l2i 81 e3I
eosneli. Dbl AZ 80 o. a2 3s 10 3s3
Tyres majority. .................... 5i1
EIGHTH WARD.
Districts: LIST ed Sd 9TH 9Th 9th Tth Tot
Sstaats Il. 80 45 50 90 20 III 90 6l4
Kitchen, D...79 50 d "a 4S u SO AZ
Stats majority 81
IL &cS NINTH WARD.
Districts: list I'd. Sd. dth 9th. Toll
Aureus n; " D...a III Il . s 4 s sss
KIrby's majority. ,43
TENTH WARD.
Districts: LIST. I'd. 81. 9TH, 5th. Totl
McNulty. DIS - ieo 81 IS 4s
Leduum. h....5s % "a 81 II ga
MeNulty's majority. al7
ELEVENTH WARD.
Districts: LIST Cd. Total
Ss,,i,ith, p ..''..'...","".lU. q l6l
Miller H......................S 81 d 1913
Smiths majority. .35
TWELFTH WARD.
Districts LIST. I'd Cd. Total
Daley. D................ rs IS IL iiT
20
As will be seen, the Republicans
have carried tho Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eightn, Ninth and Twolfth wards.
which with the president gives the N
a majority OF one, which will result in
tho election OF n Republican city au.
dltor, clerk OF the market, coal oil In
spector. clerk and bailiTf
Inc new CITY Council will be COM
| posed of the following members:
Presldent-Hcnry w. Perkins, II,
First wnrd-George O'Neil, ID.
Second-Bernard J. Donahoe, D.
Third-Iancs NJ. Griffin. d.
Fourth-John Il. Meaney, d.
Fifth-John wainwright, Il.
Sixlh-Maxwell 4; Dannenberg, II.
| Seventh-James Tyre, Il,
EiRhth-IIownrd Il. Stants, II.
| Nlnth-John W. Kirby, Il.
Tenth-Fnncls j. MeNulty, D.
Eleventh-llcnry II Smith. ID.
| Twelfth-James 7. Ratledge. II.
At the Presidential election last No
veinUer there were over 1900 votes
cast in this city. while on Saturday
thero were not qn.te 5000. and this ia I
shows the apalliy of the people. This
apathy prevailed in all tho wards, and
was not confined to any partic ular
/ district.
| ~"yAp WIS hiSt luitc IL largo num-
Der oil ballotS spoiled through tho ig
norance OF voters, stamping them
wrong.
The most notable instances wera:
Second district of the Fourth ward, "a
defective ballots; Fourth district OF
the Tenth ward. As ballots and Fifth
district OF tho Third ward, Is ballots,
Third district of tho Fifth ward, II
ballots and five split ballots; Second
district OF the Fourth ward "a ballots.
Most OF the other districts had deTec.
tive ballots, but not to such an extont
as those mentioned.
THE WRONG TICKETS.
As stated on Saturdaya worry curious
mistake occurred in tho Seventh ward.
In some unaccountabie manner. some
tickets Intended for the Fifth ward
and with names OF the candidates for
Council being voted In tile Fifth ward.
were sent out into the Seventh ward.
| About twenty-five CT these tickets were
voted before the mistake was discover
ed. When the election officers cnmo
to count these votes. they agreed to
count all VI these votes with John
Wainwright's name for Mr.. Tyre, and
those voted for Charles W. Guoliup
for Mr.. GCsnell. It is believed. how.
| ever. that oil OF these votes are illegal.
| The new City Council will meet for
| organization the first Tuesday night
10 July but rs this happens on tho
Eeirth, IL is probable that nothing
will be done until the next night.
Some Of tho Democratic election Of
| ilccrs seemed determined to refuse he
| votes OF colored mon. and did succeed
IN preventing somo from ensting their
ballots This WAS In accordance with
4 the policy advanced Ey Tho Annanins
/ oil the Every Evening who during tho
| past week has been doing his best to
Keep every man who had Fin, re.
ceipt AWAY from tho polls under
thrcnt5 Of arrest.
There was very llttle disturbance
! at any OF the polls. aud but fow arrests
! wero made. y. e. Il. Anderson. col
ored, one of lie Judges of election in
4 the third district OF tho Twelfth ward,
engaged In difficulty of soma Kind
with James Early, another election
oilc1f' over accepting he vote of
/ lhoilhs Turner, negro, who was
arrested on tho charge of attempted
tlotlns and Will bs given trial to.
Gay.
Joseph Garlich was arrested In the
MI !! district Of the Fifth ward charged
with attempted Illegal voting and will
be given Il trial today. Charles Tur.
ner Charles Gardner and Thomas
nrire, all eolored, were arrested In the
/ twelfth ward charged with attempting
10 vote Illegally and Will 10 given
trial to-day. Andrew Harris of tho
1 yeifth ward was also arrested and
held in $500 hRil for hearing on
saturday evening. iIe was not pres
ent when called. and his bond OF $500
gwen by city Councilman James L.
Ratledge was declared forfeited.
mere ID very good reason TO bslieve