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Receiver Of Taxes, Bird 2037, McIn

Receiver Of Taxes, Bird 2037, McIn
tyre 1896
Count. Comptroller, Bonghman 1856
Kloberg 1864, Reynolds 3SS.
The vote in the county was as follows,
the returns being incomplete:
Sheriff, Carmichael, 1442, Dunlap 172l,
Gray 1S40 Motherall l776 Gray's pu.
rality 60.
Coroner, Ireland 9s8. McAvaney 1896
Tarbutton 7S5, Yates l41S. McAvaney's
plurality 2l67.
Receiver of Taxes, Bird 2064, Mcintyre
2706. Mclntyre's plurality 742.
: County Comptroller, Boughman 2970,
Kloberg 23l3, Reynolds 1878. Bough.
mans plurality 657.
Cooper Will Win.
The indicatians are that Deputy At.
torney General Peter L. Cooper, Jr., will
be the party nominee. There is ques.
tion as to whether county caucus OF
conventional t-large is to select the candi-
date. This point is in doubt as this is
the first time the attorney general is to
be selected by the vote OF the people.
The majority of the delegates are said to
favor Cooper. Friends of Robert G.
Harman and Thomas Davis profess to be
pleased with the result. however, and are
still claiming victory for them.
The Representatives.
John P. Donahoe the old war horse,
was defeated by Councilman Thomas NJ.
Monaghan for representative in the
Fourth district.
The result as to representatives was as
follows:
First Representative District-Donahoe
343, Ford 470, Ford IS majority 1877.
Second Representative District
Ahrens 127, McCafferty 204, Ward 307,
Wards puarity l03.
Third Representative District-Howell
s. England 643, no opposition.
Fourth Representative Dstrict-Dona-
hoe 344, Monaghan 533, Sinclair 9S,
Moaghan's plurality lS9.
Fifth Representative District-Con.
nelly 4l2, Healy 708, Morton 227,
Healy's plurality 296.
Sixth Representative District-Wil-
liam D. Bird, unopposed.
Seventh Representative District-with
incomplete returns Foster has 1856, Mel.
vim 81 and Spicer s, Giving Foster plu-
rality of 45.
Eighth Representative Distrct-Mor
rison 176, Motherall 122. Morrison's
majority 54.
Tenth Representative Dis rct-Eckles
1856, Holcomb 220, Smith 164. Hol
combs plurality 56.
Eleventh Representative District
Mahoney SO, David Rose, Jr, lis. Roses
majority 26.
Twelfth Representative Dstrict-T
Bayard Heisel PIP, unopposed.
Thirteenth Representative Distric =
Maxwell 40, Shallcross 277. Shallcross
majority 167.
Fourteenth Representative District
Appoquinimink hundred, Duhadawa,
20, Naudain IA, Smith II, Staats $50
Stats majority 81
| Fifteenth r present.tive District
Blackhird bundled, Ga ~ @ IS
Latin 50, Wright 10 Wright's plur
ity 20.
State Senators.
Former Senator Jnbn lye vas de
f-ated BY Former R4.reyentatiye Nc
Nnlty.
Hhe results as to senators wns follows
! Second Senatorial District, Eirat Rap
,essntative District. McNaltv IA, Prl
! III, : ields 3S2 Fanrth McNuHy 3Sl
| Pgle Isl, Shiel9s 800. Filth McNut
6a2, Pyle lbs, Shields 422. McNulty'
plnfaIity
j Fourth Senatorial Dstrict--Ghristisn
! hundred, returns from first primary dis
trict, Armstrong 81 Mccoy :; Mill Cree
hundred, first primary district. Arm
strong 81, McCov 5; second primary dis
tlict, Armstrong 8, Mccoy 80.
| Sixth Senatorial District-Pencade
hundred, first primary district, Colpett
/ ll3, second Colpetts 80.
Levy Court Commissioners.
Result as to Levy Court Commissioner
was as follows: Firat Representative Dis
trict-Meaey 397, O'Connor 259, Sela
l60; Second District-Seak 642; Third
Selak $40; Fourth-Meaey 1925, 0'Con
nor 2S6, Selak @52; Fifth-Mealey Isl
O'Connor 463, SelaS l07, total Meolr
1,577, O'Connor ! o0S, S4lak l,Sl(
Mealey's maj ,rity 569, Selak unopposed
Sixth Representative District-Thir
primary district, Greenfield ~, Faue
/ 7, Walker Z: Seventh Representative dii
trict Greenfield 81, Hanley Ii, Walke
152; Eighth-Walker 81; totals Greer
fielp 1876, Hanlev Is, Walker 256, Wall
er's majority liz.
Ninth Representative District M,
Mullen la6, SmaIley Ill, Sutton 81
Swan 8; Tenth--McMullen 100; Smalle
70, Sutton 2SS Swan l6; Elsventh-M
Mulnr 139 : aley 8 Sutton IS, wa
2; Twelfth--McMullen 40. Smal ev
Sutton S6, Swan SO; totals, McMulien is
Sinai ey 1876 Sutton 437. Swan 4
Thirteenth Representative District
Third primary district, Armstrong Il
Coc',ra 204, Moore ~ Seemans 4 FAu
neutrality-suspicious., Armstrong Is
Cochran 81, Moore s, Seemans So; Fl
teenth- Black bird, Armstrong g. Cocl
ran 292 S4emans 1875, totals, A,matroi
3l3, Cochran 553, Moore 70 Seemans 2l
Services at a Grove.