The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-21


T. John V. Creely. %. George A. Shoch.
s. Charles A. Porter "a James Newell.
o. John L. Hill. 25 Howard Grlil1ths.
TO- John Mccullough *26 M. A. Every,
II. Jacob Albright. !. j, McBrlde.
12 John johnson. 81 Christian Kneass
49, Ezra Lukens '2S Hiram Miller,
ID, VIM. H. Johnson. Charles Boothroyd.
15. Henry Huhn.
The Twenty First Ward Nominations.
The dead lock which existed in the Twenty-irst
ward between Mr.. Bowker and Mr.. McIlhaney,
the aspirants for Common Council, was broken
last evening by the friends of both uniting
in the nomination of new man, in the person
of Mr. John Sanders. The new man is one of
the Oldest residents of Manayunk and has al
ways been friend to progress, and a most ac-
tive worker in the ranks fthe Republican party.
He will make a most excellent representative.
The nominations in this ward now stand as fol-
lows-For Select Council, Captain Charles
Thompson Jones; for Common Council, John
Sanders.
The Democratic Campaign-Tbe Primary EIec-
tiOns and Conventions
Now that the Republican ticket is in the field
the Democracy are preparing to take the field.
The State House pavement for several days past
has been crowded by the leading spirits of the
unterrifed, engaged in tie laudable task of
fixing up things in the way that will save the
masses of the party any trouble.
The annual primary elections for delegates to
the various conventions OF the party Will be
held on next Monday. June 81, between the
hours of and P. NJ at the usual places.
AS this is the first occasion on which the new
rules of the party, adopted at a convention held
in August of last year, are put in operation, 1t
will be interesting to show the manner in which
the new patent double-acting self-adjusting
Democratic machine is expected to work.
Rule 2 of the present Democratic code reads
as follows:-
The Democratic citizens residing in each elec-
tion division shall also, at the same time and place.
annually elect three delegates to represent said
division in a ward convention, to be called the
''Ward Delegate Convention" to elect delegates to
conventions for nominating candidates for city and
county offices, and to Judicial Conventions, each
fttY fD
sons receiving the highest number of votes to be
declared elected: also three delegates to a "Ward
elected in ike manner; and two delegates
in "Representative," and, when required, one in
veyors" convention (exceps where such divisions
are divided by the Surveyors dstrcD, then they
fourth ward eleventh and Twelfth distrlcts), who
shall elect two delegates from each division The
spectiyely S % aoacers @ Of Of Election, Election Executve Com
mittee" delegates to Ward Delegate Convention" !"
Representative Delegates" senatorial Delegate"
congressional Delegate" and surveyor Dele
gate"
Rule 81 provides for a separate convention
for the nomination of candidate for each city
or county office, and that not more than one
such candidate shall be nominated by any one
convention. All the candidates for judicial
positions however, are to be nominated by
single convention, as heretofore. Each ward is
entitled to three delegates in each of the city
and county conventions and in the Judicial Con-
yention, SO that the nominating conclaves of the
Democracy will consist of but "a members each,
and will be much less unwieldy than those of
the Republican party. The delegates to these
nominating conventions are to be selected by
the ward delegate conventions" on the day fol-
lowing the primary elections each member
voting for but two delegates to the nominating
conventions, while the three having the highest
number of votes are to be declared elected
La accordance with these rules, the Congress
sional, Senatorial, Representative, and Ward
Nominating Conventions will meet at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on Tuesday, June 2S. The conventions
for nominating city, county, and judicial cand-
dates are to meet at 10 o'clock on Wednesday
morning, June 80.
By the provisions of Rule 81, the City Execu-
tive Committee is required to select by ballot
one of its own members to organize each of the
city, county, and judicial conventions, the per-
son so selected not to be a member of any of
these conventions. The temporary organizer
thus appointed is required to proceed
G allotted hn hRa'e is where c mas sas to as
the body to order, and to preside over its delibe-
rstions, until permanent organization is
ettected and, as soon as this task is accom-
plshed it is made his duty to retire, and report
his action to the City Executive Committee.
The following are the names of the persons
who have been announced to preside temporarily
over the different conventions
Sherlt.-Christopher Snyder, Twenty-third
ward.
Register of WillS.-Thomas A. Fahy Ele-
venth ward.
h6cetCeT " IdIeS.-E' u. OouWaru, fHSl
ward.
city Commissioner. s. McGuffin,
Tenth ward.
Clerk of Orphans Court-s. Gross Fry, Fif-
teenth ward.
J,sdicial-Isaac Leech, Twenty-seventh ward
BASE BALL.-The base ballits are in an
intense state OF excitement ever the game to
come off tomorrow afternoon at the grounds OF
the Athletics, between that club and the Red
Stockings, of Cincinnati. This promises to be
the greatest game of the season, and we have
accordingly made arrangements to have the
score telegraphed to us from the grounds, sc
that we can give report of the progress of the
contest in each of our late editions. We viii
issue an extra edition when the battle is over
which will contain the full score. The game
will commence at o'clock p. M.
AssAULTING PoLICEMEN.-William B. Con
ley was arrested at Thirteenth street and Colum
bia avenue yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly. He turned on Sergeants Shuler and
Winters of the Twelfth district, and before they
succeeded in conquering him he had the coat oi
Shuler torn Off and an eye of Winters in mourn
ing. Alderman Hood this morning held him in
$500 for trial.
COLLEGE ECoMMENCEMENT.-The annual com
mencement of the Pennsylvania Military Aca
deny at Chester took place this morning. Ad
dresses were made by Colonel Hyatt, the Princi
pal, and members of the graduating class. TIL,
ceremonies throughout were of a most inte
resting character, and were witnessed by larg,
coneourse of people,
RABID Docs SHoP.-A mad dog was des
patched yesterday by a policeman at OtsegC
and Tasker streets Another was killed a
Eleventh and Rodman streets by policeman.