The Election

The following offloers were eleeted Monday : , Mayor - John Kapp. Recorder- Myron H. French. Justice - M. H. Brennan. Supeivisors - C. Krapf, P. O'Hearn, B. Brown. Akiermen - First ward, J. S. Henderson; second, C. Heinzinaun; third, C. E. Hiscock; fourth, J. M. Swift; fiftli, N. D, Gates; sixth, W. K. Childs. The following are the votes iu the respective wards: FIKST WARD. Treadweli, 201; Kapp, 101; French, 219; O'Brien, 140; Brennan, 220; Oesterlin, 138; Krapf, 209; Richmond, 2; Whedon, 102; Henderson, 198; J. G. Johnson, 193; Thompson, 165; Beal, 1. SECOND WARD. Kapp, 194; Treadweli, (50; O'Brien, 172; French, 70; Oesterlin, 170; Brennan, 65; Krapf, 133; Heinzmanu, 234; Schwab, 125;Gakle, G7. TIIIKD WAED. Treadweli, 121; Kapp, 151; O'Brien, 145; French, 120; Oesterlin, 123; Brennan, 149; O'Hearn, 150; Sweet, 117; Kitridge, 106; Hiscock, 165; Irwin, 95; Imus, 17:3. FOURTH WJlRD. Treatlwell, 141; Kapp, 141; French, 127; O'Brien, 154; Brennan, 190; Oesterlin, 90; Sweet, 100; O'Hearn, 180; Conrad, 101; Swift, 177; Loomis, 132; Clark, 145. FIF1H WABD. Treadwell, 88; Kapp, 73; Frenen, 89; O'Brien, 74; BrenDau, 103; Oesterlin, 59; Brown, 105; Gates, 135; Mauly, 93; Reynolds, 61. SIXTII WAKD. Treadwell, 116; Kapp, 30; Freuch, 110; O'Brien, 31; BrennaD, 130; Oesterlin, 11; Brown, 145; Cbiids, 71; Woodrufl, 07; Morton, 7; Gidley, 89, Sliaw, 51. MAJOBITIES. Kapp, D., 33; Frcucb, R.,81; Breiman, R., 279; Krapf, R., 402; O'Hearn, D., 113; Brown, R, 250; Heuderson, D., 30; Hiscock, R., 59; Swift, D., 76; Gates, R.35; Uuüds, R., i. Only 538 votes were polled on the quesion of appropriating $'30,000 for a city lall. THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS will be constituted as follows: Ann Arbor city, C. Krapf, P. O'Hearo, B. Brown; Aan Arbor toivn, I. N. S. Foster; Augusta, Win. Dancinburg; Bridgewater, C. Waltur; Fieedom, John G. Feldkarap; Manchester, H. Burcb ; Northfleld, Wm. Walsh; Salem, Oeo. S. Wlieeler; Saline, Matthew Seeger; Scio, B_enj. W. Waite; Sbaron, Juo. J. Robion, Webster, W. II. Westou; Superior, a tic; Sylvan, Jas. Gilbeït; Ypsilanti ïty, M. L. Shutts, Lee Yost; "ïpsüanti ovrn, A. R. Graves. ANN AKBOE TOWN. Fo3ter, 15 majority; L. Davis, 48; Allmaud, 55; Orcutt, 25; Stabler, 25: Parshall, 1; justice, Isaac Bisbee; school inspectora, E. H. Scoit, F. M. Holland; constables, Robt. Bradley and J. O'Hara, with raajorities from 10 to 5G. DEXTEH. Lyman, supervisor; Martin Welsh, clerk; Alfred Lavey, treasurer; Louis Henderiang and Jaraes Iïiley, justiccs; E. R, Fcrris, highway comuiissioner; P. Fleming, drain commissioner; John Vaughn and J. P. Walsh, school inspectors; James Ivory, Charles Rockwell, John Smith, Patrick Rabbitt, constables. All democrats with majorities from 38 to 50. LODI. E. G. Harpcr, supervisor; Jas. Bowner, treasurer; Edward Hammei, highway commissioner; Jas. Sage and Comstock 11 i 11. J. P. ; Jno. Hanese, drain commissioner; school inspectors, Lester Sweet land, Trank Krcss; constables, Frederick Seeger, Henry, Mann, Wm. Duenble, Jacob Stollsteimer. VANCMESTKR. The greenbackers in this township captured cverything. The following are the majorities : For supervisor, üoralio Burch, 177 ; for township clerk, Irvviu Clark, 9ö ; for township treasurer, Ilarmon Clark, 55 ; for jnstice of the peace, Michael Dealy, 97 ; for commissioner of highway, John L. Stevens, 53 ; for drain commissioner, John Moran, 103 : for school inspector, (two years,) Elijah G. Carr, 2d, 51 ; for school inspector, (one year,) Nelson A. Saxton, 25 ; for constables, Martin Traub, 50 ; William Süerwood, Jr., 50 ; Rt'uben Wolfe, 50 ; Michael Coleman, Jr., 50. NOBTHFIELD. Wm. Walsh, supervisor, 53 mrjority; Eugene Gibney, clerk, 87; Henry Jung, treasurer, 98; Geo. Sutton, J. P., 102; Jas. McHugh, commissiouer, 111; Edward Roper, drain commissioner, 95; school inspectors, P, H. Dolan, 1 year, 98 ; T. D. Kearney, 2 years, 98; constables, Wm. Roper. 99; John Heinzraann, 99; Andrew Clore.. 100; Georgt Rane, 110. BALBST. The republicana of Salem elect thei wholc ticket against the combined oppos ition of the demócrata and green backers exccpt justice and drain commissioner by majonties from 3 to 4G, ihe higlies majonty being for Geo. 8. Wheeler fo supervisor. SALINK. MatthewSeger, supervisor, 50; Chas. IS Howe, clerk, 52; Ií. H. Marsh, treasurei 53; school inspectora, D. Town, 78; Geo W. Hall, 73; highway commissioner, Ju Hus P. Sandford, 40; drain commissioner John M. Klager, 51; constables, John II. Warner, 50; Byron W. Forbes, 55; Geo. Uoettgar, 18; Wm. Dorindinger, 76. SIIAUON. The spring o'lection was a hol one, bu liy lianl work the democrats were entirely successful for the first time in years. BOtne three or four " sore hcad " democrats tried their utmost to defeat a portiun of the ticket but failed as they did last spring. The following is a list of the ofticers elected with their majoritios : Supervisor, John J. Hobison, 2; clerk, Ashley Parks, Jr., 4; treasurer, Henry ,T. Landwehr, lï; justico of the peace, Oliver A. High, 5; fill vacancy, Hcnry J. Reno, 14; eomniissioner of highways, Albert II. Perry, 19; drain cominissioner, Challes Kendall, 33; school inspector, two years, Frank D. Merithew, 16; school inspector, one year, Emmet Robison, 16; constables, Henry J. Landwehr, 16; John B. Gieske, 12; Carmi Cook, 130; John Peldkamp, 14. Two brothers, Raymond were caudidates for the office of supervisor on the republieaa ticket, one in Sharon, the othcr in örass Lake, and were oach defeated by two rnujority. YFSILANTI. The clection was the mostoexcitiug held for years, each candidate takiug especial pains to work for himself. The tickets were badly split, and it took some time to get the count. The following are the lucky ones with majuriücs received: Scoville, Dem., mayor, 48; Yost, Rep., supervisor lirst district, 13U;Shutts, Dem., supervisor second district, 215; Griffen, Rep., justicc fiist district, 127; Shutts, justice, 29; Palmer, Dem., eonstable, 320, first district; Schemeld, Dem., seeond district, no opposition. The republicana elect four out of six aldermen.