Evening journal., 1897-06-07

=
10. Davis, 40; Morris, 100; Cover
dale 6.
Seventh district-Fahey, As; McI.eai,
55; Beadenkopf, 8. Norton Al; Leitch,
AZ: Nelson. T. Hamann, 40; Curry, az,
Mullan, Z. Harman, Al; Conrad, SO.
DAVIS. 40; Morris, so; Coverdale, 6.
Eighth district-Fahey, "a; McLear,
81; Beadenkopf, 13. Norton, %; Leitch,
AS; Nelson, IA. Hamann, 20; Curry,
so: Mullan, IA. Harman, 49,; Conrad,
60. Davis, 80; Morris, 40; Coverdale,
IA.
Ninth district-Tahey, 10; McLear,
81; Wallace, ]; Beadenkopf, 10. Nor
ton. q: Leitch, 81; Perry, /; Nelson,
13. Hamann. %. Curry, 81; Rhoads,
1: Mullan, u. Harman, 2l; Conrad,
"A. Davis. 20; Morris, Il; Bowers, 1;
Coverdale, 10.
NINTH WARD.
First dlstrict-Fahey II; McLear
1888; Wallace. q Beadenkopf, l5 Nor
ton, 81; Leitch, 124; Perry, 2; Nelson,
Il. Hamann, "a; Curry, 122, Mullan. g..
Harman. SO; Conrad, 1872. John Sayers,
S9 Lewis. 124: Luton, Il Meredith, IL.
lanes. 1O5; Watson. 113: Hughes, z.
Second district-Fahey, %; McLear,
81; Beadenkopf, II. Norton, 80; Leitch,
rs; Nelson. 16: Hamann, "a; Curry, 79;
Mullan. TO- Harman, 81; Conrad, "a.
James. 81; Watson, 76 Hughes 10.
Third district-Fahey, 40; McLear,
Sc: Beandenkopf, 13. Norton, AS;
Leltcn, SO; Nelson, 10. Hamann, 4S;
| Curry. So: Mullan, 10. Harman, 4S;
Conrad, So John Sayers, SO; Lewis,
124; Luton, L; Meredith, II. James,
105; Watson, 1lS; Wilson, /; Hughes,
Il.
Fourth district-Fahey, q; McLear,
4 4S; Beadenkopf, II. Norton, 30; Leitch,
AZ; Nelson, II. Hamann, 20; Curry, AS;
Mullan. II. Harman, 30; Courad, 81
James. 20; Watson. As; Hughes Is.
Fifth district-Fahey, 81; McLear
So; Wallace. II. Norton, 26; Leitch
SO: Nelson. s. Hamann, 80; Curry, rs;
Mullan, s; Harman, 81; Conrad, Sc;
James, 80; Watson, 80, Hughes, 8.
TENTH WARD.
First Fahey, 1872; McLear
sc; Beadenkopf, 10; Norton, 13O; Leitch
6S: Nelson, 13. Hamann, 1874; Currs
6S: Mullan, 10. Harman, 1871; ConrfN
72. Healy 1888; Abraham, 6S; Garel, IL
Second district-Fahey, 1871; McLear
40: Beadenkopf. g. Norton, 1870; Leitch
Al: Nelson, 8. Hamann, 1872; Curry Al
Mullan. 8. Harman, 1871; Conrad, A
Healy, 1871; Abraham, Al.
Third district-Fahey, 16S; McLear, Is
Beadenkopf, 9. Norton, 152; Leitch
81: Nelson, O. Hamann, 153 Curry, 20
Mullan, g. Harman, 152; Conrad, "a
. Healy 1852; Abraham, 81; Garel, g.
Fourth district-Fahey, 50; McLear
30: Beadenkopf, l3. Norton, 81; ;Leicth
%; Nelson. 13. Hamann, 81; Curry, 2S
Mullan. 10. Harman, So; Conrad, 81
Healy. 81: Abraham, 30; Garel, II.
> Fifth district-Fahey, 81; McLeaI
, GS: Beadenkopf, II. Norton, 224; Leitcf
95: Nelson. Is. Hamann, 81; Curry, so
Mullan, II. Harman, 81; Conrad, 9s
Healy, so; Abraham, 50; Garel Is.
= ELEVENTH WARD.
:. First district-Fahey. 215; McLeal
BeadcnkOpf, Ii. Norton, 224; Leitcf
65: Nelson, z. Hamann, 226; Curry
60: Mullan, z. City solicitor, no return
Smith 22S; Brown, 55; Peoples, z
Second district-Fahey, 1913; McLeal
/. Sc; Beadenkopf, IA. Norton, 129; Leitci
81: Nelson, IA. Hamann, 131; Curr,
+. so; Mullan, IA. Harman, 1928; Conrad
|. Sc. Smith, 1923; Brown, So; Peoples
:, H.
/, TWELFTH WARD.
j. First district-Fahey, 106; McLea
80; Beadenkopf, %. Norton, 10; Leitcl
|, SO; Nelson, 20. Hamann, Ill; Curry, St
!, Mullan, II. Harman, Ill; Conrad 3
Z, Oberly, 116; Mccoy, 70; Haggerty, 10
L. Perry, 8.
s. Second district-Fahey, 55; McLea
70; Beadenkopf, II. Nortoh, So; Leitc
r IS; Nelson, IL. Hamann, SO; Curr
rs; Mullan, 9. Harman, 5S; Conra
y SO. Oberly, So; Mccoy, n; Haggert
H. 10.
Third district-Fahey, 81 McLear, g
~ Beadenkopf, 5. Norton, 81; Leitch, g.
n Nesson, 4. Hamann, "a; Curry, g.
y Mullan, A. Harman, SO; Conrad,
u Oberly, So; Mccoy &C. Hagerty,
s. Eugene Sayers, 81; Melvin, &C.
.r DEMOCRATIC DISASTER IN TIL
n AIR.
z: BY 11.3O o'clock it was apparent tn
II. McLear. Republican candidate
~. mayor. had defeated Fahey, Democr;
by about 500 majority. Leitch, Repu
lr. lican, had defeated Norton, for pre-
n. dent Of City Council, by about 20
". Conrad, Republican, had 500 majori
ID, over Harman, Democrat, for city S
N, icitor, while Curry, Republican cant
date Tor city treasurer, was estimat
to have a majority of 100 over Hama1
ar Democrat.
sh The Democrats had elected counc
-s, men from the First, Second, Thi
10 Fourth, Tenth. Eleventh and Tweli
wards. and the Repubicansb had c'
ar ried the Fifth, Sixth Seventh, Eigh
cr' and Ninth wards. This made c
an Council with the Republican pre-
- dent, stand z Democrats and 6 Repl
ss licans, but the Republicans INN
diately gave it out that they propos
ar TO contest the Fourth ward retur
On and. II possible, seat him, as
,e. president of Council would have
eo swearing in Of the new members a
he would swear in Holt and les
ar Kane TO make the fight If he we're
cb do this. and it stood, the Republics
m. would control City Council as well
~ the other departments.
I'M KANE'S CLOSE CALL
ar, There was a game contest in
ch. FOur1h ward between James Ka
ry. Democrat. and Clarence r. Holt,
ad, publican. The former carried the OF
lie, Democrat stronghold by but 81 n