The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06

vote pOllea at saturdays 0ieCGlOn anu
whiie many changes were made in tho pub
lished returns no material damage was
done any candidate. The official figures
are as follows:
J. G. Fahey, Democrat. .............. 435(
G W. Bush, Republican. ..,.,.........3 349l
W. b. Clerk, Union Republican. 49,. 172s
Charles Beadenkopf. Single Tax. 35l
L. W. Brosius. Prohibition. ........... 8t
Fahey's plurality Observation-Disclosures. $50
PRESIDENT CITY COUNCIL.
w. S. Alexander, Democrat. ........ 1886
j. H. Graham, Union Republican. :. 1920
Martin Corliss, Single Tax. ........... 3aS
A. r. Tatnall Prohibition. ........... 81
Alexandor's plurality 1883
CITY TREASURER.
". L. Hamann. Democrat. t............47 1893
W. H. Curry, Republican. .......... 1926
H. II. Stats, Union Republican. 90. 1856
Samuel Shoup. Single Tax. ............ 3!5
n. G. Sutton, Prohibition. ........... 70
Hamann's plurality. 1878
CITY SOLICITOR.
Fl. G. Conrad, Republican. ..,....... 5035
N. w. Harhlah. democrat. t............41 414O
Conrad's plurality. ty................ 295
ASSESSOR soUTHnkN DISTRICT.
%. NJ. Sayer', democrat, ,............ .s691
William File, Republican. .......... 1916
9. W. 5olloway, Union Republican. 53S
J. u. O'Neal, Single Tax. ............. is
W r. Shumar. Prohibition. ......... 81
Saycr's plurality. .......... 1915
ASSESSOR NORTHERN DISTRICT.
4. s, Lewis, Republican. 1886
3. It. Rawnslsy. Democrat. ....... 1887
.1nDony Mr TYniop
Joseph De Godt, Single Tax. ......... e07
j. H. Gibson, Prohibition. ............ 80
Lewis plurality. y.................... 34S
FoRCoUNCIL
First ward-Willi', D., 1858; We'll, r. r., +,
lC3; Forward, U. r., 5G
Second ward Cannon, D., 433; Stafford,
r. r. EOS; Martin, U. h, a.
Third ward-Monaghan. D. 410 Grif-
fenaerg, R. r., l7s; Gould. U. r.. "a,
= Fourth ward-kane D., 4O5; Holt, r.
r., 2OS; Hendrickson U. r., 70.
Fifth ward-Go ding, d.. $50; P!erson,
r. H., 57S; Guthrie, U. R.. l67.
Sixth ward-Ward. D., 275; Fisher, r.
f., 2S3; Patterson, U. r., l4o.
, seventh ward-ortlIp, p, 4s4; Stewart
Eighth ward-Groves, D., 431; Morris,
r r., 4a3; Wilson. U. R 1872
Ninth ward-Mousley, D.. 334; Watson,
R, r a3l; Brown, U. r., 2o3 l.
Tenth ward-Healey. d.. 67l; Abrams,
r. f., III; Bell, U. r., 49,
Eleventh ward-Smith, d. 223; Smith,
+. r. 45; Russell. U. r., II.
Twelfth ward-Ob Oberley, D, a36; Rom
nell, r. r., 207; Mccoy, U, r.. 1876
George B. Ward was asked by some of
the Democrats to make contest for mem.
Der Of Council from the Sixth ward, as he
was defeated by but IA votes Mr., Ward
refused, and is said to have replied that he
would not make II contest if ha had mar
gin OF only one vote against him. He did
not want AN office to which ho was not
elected.
An investigation will be made of the i'm. !
personations which are alleged to have ia :
zen pace in the various wards. In the
Eighth ward number of Republicans
who won't to vote were turned away, be-
cause some one had already voted on their I
names. Thore were enough Of these GASES $
% have elected James H. Morris, the Re-
publican candidate for Council, had the /.
proper men been allowed to vote. Alfred ..
J. Bacon, the well-known sign painter,
Who lives In the Fifth ward, was one of g
he men on whose name another man vot- :
I'd. 1t Is claimed that numerous other
asos have been found In the city. and ef- :,
orts will be made 20 find the impersona- .. .
orS and bring them to trial. !.