Evening journal., 1897-05-24


Samuel b. Speakman, 2.
Northern district-McLear, 3O1;
Leitch. 3O2: Conrad, 301; Curry, 302;
Robertson. 23S; Blaine, 50; Whitemain,
IA; Lewis, 121; Mccall, III; Speak
man, 2.
Western district-McIear, 116; Bay
nard /; Leitch, 116; Conrad, 117;Curry,
115; Robertson, 81; Blaine, 49, White
man, 6; Lewis. IS; Mccall, 101.
SIXTH WARDS
NortherR distrlct-McLear, 254;
Leitch, 253; DR.. II. NJ First, /; Conrad, |
254; Curry, 254; G. M. Fisher, 14S; w. |
Keyes, so; Thomas Postles, Sc; Lewis,
141; Mccall, 1l2.
Southern district-McLear, 800; |
Leitch, 800; Conrad, $40; Curry, 800;
Fisher, 249; Keyes, IA: Postles, &c.
Lewis, 1855; Mccall, 1874.
SEVENTH WARD.
Eastern distRHet-McLear, 249, Leitch,
252; Conrad, $50; Curry, 252; II. W.
Zebley, 1885, Robert Barnett, 16; Ham
ilton Stewart, 80; Lewis, 1856; Mccall,
94
Second dlstrict-McLear. S41; A. d.
Warner, /; Leitch, 942; Conrad, $40;
Curry, 339; Zebley, 261; Barnett, 81;
Stewart, so; Lewis, 22S; Mccall, III;
Speakman, 2.
Third district-McLear 254; Leitch,
256; Conrad, 2b5; Curry, 256; Zebley,
81; Barnett, H. Stewart, 113; Lewis,
i223 Mccall. lit.
Fourth district-McIear, 1888; Leltch,
| 1888; Conrad, 1888; Curry 1S9; Zebey,
g.; Barnett, 1872; Stewart, G; LewiS III
Mccall, 1l2
/ r.rr EIGHTH WARD.
Northern district-NIeLear, 3i9;
Leitch, 300; First, II; Conrad, 1923;
1 Curry, 309 Kendall, 1913; Morris, 205;
| Lewis, 1885, Mccall 1870; SpealSman, A.
Southern district-McLear, 245;
Letich, 226; First, 49, Conrad, 246;
Curry, 244; Kendall, 1856; Morris, III;
Lewis, 1lO; Mccall, 1856.
NINTH WARD
Eastern district-McIear so: Leitch,
SO; Conrad so; Curry, so; Watson, 40;
Roberts, 27 Hawkins, 4; Lewis, 20;
Mccall, 55. s
Northern district-McLear 237;
Leitch, 235; Conrad, 1oi; Curry, 237;
I Watson, 95: Roberts, LOG; Hawkins, sc;
Lewis, 107; Mccall 129.
Southern McIJear, t76. .Leitoh,
Ire; C6nrad, 176; Curry, 176; Watson,
q; Roberts. 94 Hawkins, 81; Lewis,
LOG; Mccall, GO.
TENTH WARD.
McLear, 227: Leitoh, 227; Conrad,
227; Curry, 227; E. S. Abraham, 227;
Melvin, 227.
III INUIrNTrTTI XNADn
McLear, G.; Leitch, 67; Conrad, 81;
Whiteman, 8; Curry, 81; Theodore
Brown, 63; William Robinson, l. Mel
/ vim, 81.
TWELFTH WARD.
McLear 2sS: Leitch, 2SS; Conrad
2SS; Curry, 2SS; Mccoy, 1853; Brierley
1885; Melvin, 2SS.
The total vote for collector OF the
Northern district was as follows:
Thomas S. Lewis. s.................l,9 l,91S
George II. Mccall. l................1,64 Gas
A. f. Neutze. ...,................ lOs
Samuel b. Speakman. ............ IA
Lewis plurality over Mccall, 269.
GEORGE II. MCCALL is BEATEN.
George H. Mccall went down in the
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assessor and collector of the Northern
district at the Republican primaries.
Lewis won by a majority OF 261.
This was one Of the greatest battles
: on record, and McCall's activity in tn,
campaign was almost unparalleled. Suf
ficient inducements were offered t
pull Speakman and Phillips from thu
race. Mccall owes his defeat to tn,
opposition of Addicks and the treacher.
of the colored vote.
NOTES Or THE CAMPAIGN.
j The close call Of Councilman Zeble.
in the Seventh was one of the feature
5 of the nomination.
. There was little trouble at any of tn
. Republican polling places. In tn
z Eighth ward there was a brief fus
over a Demoeaat voting He wanted {,
vote for Norris to get a whack at tn
dirty dozen ganG" of the ward. but tn
/ gang was there and wouldn't let him.
The surprise Of the day was the de
. + feat OF George II. Mccall for collec
Il tor of the Northern district. +. +. Bacl
. and II. II. Billany jumped in TO hel
z Mccall in the Fifth ward and create
quite a hubbuB. Lewis, however, wa
e too far ahead to be caught. Lewis
nomination is due to the almost un
broken front presented for him by tn
- Union Republicans.
l. UNION MEN ANGRY.
= Though the primaries passed OF
l. quietly the result has kicked up a bi
d. disturbance. Jonathan Roberts, a I'm
ion man. who was defeat&d for Counci
in the Ninth ward. charges treacher.
h, He claims that headquarters" calle
3; OF the dogs and left him in the lurcf
G. Roberts is the Oaly one who is kickin
over the result Of the councilman
b, nominations. There are many Republ
7; cans of his style Of reasoning VIII
claim that the regulars have hQodwinl
- ed thems aud that instead of allewin
them the nominations in the Eight
= Ninth and Twelfth wards. they hav
allowed them but the Twelfth, and tina
they only got it after a hard fight
A large majority OF the Union re
|. | publicanS however are satisfied wit