The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-14
TIE DISTRICT OFFICES.
Canvassed Returns showISo Changes In
the Result OF tho Late EIection-rho
OIiicint lIajorltte-.


Cnnvassed Return. show,No Changes In
Onicini Majorltie..
Clerk Mofrat. OF the board Of county
commissioners. was busy yesterday
making the footings OF the tabulated
result OF the late election. HIS footings
will be exactly what was printed in the
1ntelligencer yesterday morning with
the exception OF three or four typo
graphical errors which crept in. none
of which was OF Importance. Yesterday
the work OF tabulatIng the returns for
district offices was completed, The OIL
clal result Is as follows:
County Commissioners.
Washington characterization Blum,
Cd, 500; Jacob kindelberger. (R),
GS3; KIudelberger's majority. Go,
Madison district-Roy b. Naylor, tD).
Sic: II. p. McGresor. (R.), LET; Nc
| Gregor'S majority, Gil.
Clay distrlct-Henry Robrecht. Cd,
$50; p. B, Dobblrs, (R). $50: Dobb!n's
majority, 1871.
Union dl,trict-w. H. stelle, (D.).
565; Otto Tyson, (R). CTS: Tyson's ma
jority, Ito.
Centre distrct-Phillp svoelllnser.
| I'D, 2s6: A. S. Hare, (R.). f09: Hare's
majority, l6,
Webster d!strIct-John II. whyte, CD
$50: John Hess. (R), 1856; Hess ma
| Jority. 6.
Rltchie dLstrlct-August Fette, Cd.
63l: ,Adolph Fritz, (R,). 9SS; Fritz's
majority. S6i.
| T. e. 81,
pei: Daniel Maxwell, (R.), 20i: Farls'
majority, 20.
Richland dlstrIc,-A. p. McCuloch.
Cd, 1877; r. P. Glass, (R), 226; Glass
majority. 80
TrIadelphln dlstrict-D. NJ. Thorn
burg. Cd. 499: ]. y. Burkett. (RJ,5it:
surketts majority, IS.
School Commissioners.
Washington distr!ct-w. C. Hanes.
| CD. 1914; C. S. Noble. (R.), CO.; Mobiles
majority. l3S.
Madison distritt-E. c. Myers, D),
SIS; NJ. Hubbard, (R), 1,O72; Hubbard's
majority 25i.
Clay dlstrlct-J. c. Rlheldafter. tR0,
700; Alex UpdeErafr. Cd, $50: S. L.
Jepson. (R.). 7l2: j. C. McLaIn. CD,
$50; Riheldaffcr and Jepson elected.
Union dIstrict-James McAdams, (R),
Gil; J. a. M'uer, Cd, 63l; MilIer's ma
| jolrity, %.
Centre dlstrlct-c. w. Seabr!sl.t, tD).
39l; Stephen Waterhouse. (R,), $?i; $.
II. Kasley, R.), 400: C. L. Hill. CD, IL;
Waterhouse and Kasley elected,
Webster dIstrict-lGdward Wildc,D1.
Oh: A. ]. McNash, R.). CSC; McNash' S
majority i2.
Richie dIstrict-TIcrman Bentz, CD,
533; Fred. Schaub, (R), 9Si; Schaub's
majority, ijl.
Iionri OF Education.
Washington dlstrlct-Albert Stahnke,
(D.), 81: 4. C. Wagner, R.), 60; G.
Busch, |; Stahnke's plurality, 4.
1 RltclAe dlstrict-G. f. MCCully. Cd,
IS: John Wright, sr,, (R.), 9S: Wrlght's
majority, 20.
Liberty misunderstanding Curtis,
Cd. 2Oi; D. C. Frazier, Qs.), 2o9; Fra
Tiers majority, o.
TrIadelphia distrlct-M. Madden, ID
$50: ]. +. shlrk, tR). $50; Shrk's ma
Richland dIstrlcF-tieorgc criFs, ID. ),
EOS; NJ II. McCullOch. tR.), 2OS:, Crisis
majority. i.
The other district officers elected are
ms follows:
3, Justice. OF the Peace. rrb
Washington DISTRICT. II, Riddle,
(R.), and j. G. liaberneld, us)Rl
Madison d!strict-W. II, Caldwell,
(R). and II. c. Peterman, tR0
| Clay dIstrct-L. C.. Gcnther, R ),an)
]. f. Thompson ue)
Union dlstrIct-M. J. Fitzpatrick, R.),
and j. NJ. Confer, (R)
Centre distrlct-W. W. Rogers, (R),
and Hugh Dawson. Cd
Webster diEtrict--J. Anderson (R.),
and William Frank. (R)
RNchIc--J. ". Schultzc, (R), and
James Allen, U,)
RIchnud dIstrlct--M Mcneil. Cd,
and y. A. Waddle, (R0
TrladrlphIa dIstrict--J. C. Maxwell,
(R). and N, S. Smith, UlD
| Liberty dlstr!ct--W r. Gibson, (R),
and John Gardner. (R)
Constnbirs.
Washington dislrIct--Gcorgc McKin-
ley. Ut.). and a. McConehay. Ut)
Madison dlstrict-A. l.. ST. Mycrs,(R,-
D.. and Il. A. Deymcr, (R.)
Clay dlstrict-M. Bennett, (R0, and
| Osborne Gray, U.)
! Union dlatrlct-Earry Thomas, (R.).
and II. WorkcnhOur, (R)
Centre distrlct-D. VI. Morris, (R.),
and Edward Heller. Cd
Webster DISTRICT. a. Laruc, (R),
and NJ W, Smith. R)
Richie dlstriet-W! Wclser, (R,) and
William Kelslng. (R.) VI q
Rlchland dlstriat-Robert Constain,
! (D.), and Mcdonald, tR.} Sl.5
M . % q