Democratic Victory

The Democrats of this city last evening were as happy as Fighting Bob Evans would be if he eould blow the Spanish torpedo flotilla to Kingdom Come In the flrst naval engagement. The Democrats certainly gained a great victory and when the smoke blew away it was found that D. L. Davis was elected mayor over Dr. L. M. James; also that they had succeeded in electing three out of the flve aldermen, thereby giving them control of the council and consequently will deal out to Democrats only the offices which the aldermen appoint; aiso that they had gained a supervisor by electing Klmer MeCullough over D. L. Ostrander. The foilowing is the vote in detail: MAYOR. First ward- Davis 142, James 202; James' majority 60. Second ward - Davis 81, James 131; James' majority 50 Third ward- Davis 127. James 157; James' majority 30. Fourth ward- Davis 154, .lames 32; Davis's majority 122. Fifth ward- Davis 200, James 105; Davis's majority 95. Davis's majority in the city was 77. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. First district. First ward- H. W. Childs (Rep.) 243, George W. Gill (Dem.) 97; Childs' majority 14G. Second ward- Childs 153, Gill 54; Childs' majority 99. Third ward- Childs 171. Gill 107; Childs' majority 64. Childs' majority in the district, 309. Second district. Fourth ward- Frank Joslyn (Dem.) 137, William L. Boardsley (Rep.) 48; Joslyn's majority 89. Fifth ward- Joslyn 192, Beardsley 107; Joslyn's majority 85. Joslyn's majority in the district, 174. SUPERVISORS. First district. First ward- Sumr.er Damon (Rep.) 226, Elisha Loomis (Dem.) Damon's majority. 1ÍS. Second wan!- Damon 139, Loomis 68; Damon's majority 71. Third ward- Damon 174, Loomis 103, Damon's majority 71. Damon's' majority in the district was 258. Second district. Fourth ward- Elmer WeCullough (Dem.) 104, Daniel L. Ostrander (Rep.) 81; McCullough's maiority 23. Fifth ward - McCullough 143, Of-trander 157; Ostrander's majority 14. McCullough's majority in tle district 7. CONSTABLES. First district. First ward- Exam Johnson (Rep.) 1S6, Edward H. Jackson (Dem.) 142; Johnson's majority 44. Second ward- Johnson 128, Jackson 74; Johnson's majority 54. Third ward- Johnson 132, Jaekson 145; Jackson's majority 13. Johnson's majority in the 'district was 85i ■ Second district. Fourth ward- MUliird R. Fletcher (Dem.) 106, James B. Arms (Rep.) 79; Fletcher's majority 27. Blfth ward- Fletcher 157, Arms 135; Fletcher's majority 22. Fletcher's majority in the district was 49. ALDERMEN. First ward - Martin 'Dawsop (Dem.) 195, Frank E. Stowell (Rep.) 143; Dawson's majority was 52. Second ward-J. F. Ferguson (Rep.) 132, Claude Pearsall (Dem.) 76, Ferguson's majority was 56. Third ward - John G. Lamb (Dem.) 168, George S. Barnes (Rep.) 115; Lamb's majority was 53. Fourth ward- Milo B. Schaffer (Dein.) 124. John N. Howland (Rep.) 60: Schaffer's majority was 64. Fifth ward- Ike Davis (Rep.) 161, Muo E. Gage (Dem.) 149. Davis' majority was 2.