which were in :.,ortly after m idnight,
while the third and sixth ;ards and
box No. 12 of the eifghth ward, were
the last to put in an apli-aranee, ar
rivin g Wednesday afternoon. On
.LThulrsday tihe Sunervisor conupleteltd
hi- consiolidated statlaienIt. of tie re
turns flrnishedl b the ctiolisisiolers,
and for:tiar.dld the samee to tile Re
turininig ll.ard, in aecordance with
In w%. W\V Iave plreplared a careful
copyV of thiis statement, fronl which is
taken the figures elsewhere pIb hlised
in to-da 's C(IIIEF. B{' our staiteilen t,
which is compldete and reliable, it will
be seen that the majoriity for lithe
Hayes and Wheeler Electors in As
censions is 76 ; Packard for Governor,
Ia43; I)rnall for Congress, 844 ; Marks
for Iistrict Judge, 1732: BeUntley for
Clerk of Conurt. 871; Mahet for Parish
Judge, 863; Jones for Sht itf, 980;
31 Hford for Recorder, 905; Sullivan for
Coroner, 951. Earhart for District At
torniey had no opposition. The Re
pIbllican elect their caindlidates for
Police .Jurors, and the J:ustices and
Constalles of all the wards save the
seventh and eighth. All tire proposedl
constitlltional atnendrmellts ale re
jected, the vote against the thirld be
ilg nlearly nlnilllaio)llls. By a11 over
sight the Coni issioners at pull No. (i
made only a partial return of the vote
in the amendments, and those of poll
No. 8 no return whatever. Proper re
torus from these boxes would increase
the majorities against the amenld
mhents about 200 votes.
Slight i informalities occurred in the
manner of making the returlns from
polls 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, but these
were not of a character to affect tle
accuracy or fairness of the result.
