, 1874-04-02
TIE PRIMARIES.

Enyly yesterday morning the fortunes Of tho
O'cloary and tho O'Brion woro united against
Michael Evans. Patrick Of Thomond consented
to run rs supervisor On the same ticket with
Patrick Of Tipuorary, who hung out his
ehingle for the Colldetorahip. In this way they
hopod to baltic the willy Evans, but the latter
waB moro than q match for them. Ills ten
gineors " wont to work anrly, and did excellent
sorvico in moot of the wards, completely battling
tho allied cohorts, who woro irrovooably dofoated
in the Second, Third, aud Sixth Wards.
THE First WARD.
In tho First Ward tile voto was tie, 2GG being
Gust for oach sot Of delegates. It iB proposed to
settle tho: e:diticuty by making up scratch ticket,
or llalf-in-half Of oach delegation.
Tho following is the Evans tickot Of the First
Ward: Philip Conloy Philip schink. James
Stinson, John Hickoy, D. Jindortr, T. ". Lof-
tus, James Armstrong, Thomas Foley.
snbjoinod Is tho Clcary ticket Of tho samo
wnrd Tom Foley. W. Il. Richardson, August
son, james Wilson, B. Whitaker.
Tile scenes Mt the voting,placo, IN the old
Court House were indeaeribably ridiculous. and
would impross a foreigner with queer idoas Of
American citizenship. Tho Judges, 1t is alleged.
from the Court House wore among those who
put femalo suffrage to practical test. Dwo]lors
in MI parts OF tho city wore permitted to deposit
their bnilote. Clcary's friends we're vol ahead
rival swopt down from the South, and made
things oven in q worry short timo- The proceed
ings woro characterized by much confusion, and
went to show TINT tho theory Of manhood suf-
frago was open to serious atlaok.
PHIL coNLEY
is using oil his influence to overthrow Col.
Cloary, because he suspects the latter fought
him with the Mayor when tue municipal patri-
arch promised Philip tho vacant clair In tho
Board Of Public Works. Tom Foloy is In tho
horns Of terrible dlommo, but profora Clcary.
THE SECOND WARD.
The following Evans delegation was elected in
tho Second Warsl-about !, 900 votes boing pollet,
soven-oighthB OF which wore for hlichaers
friends: John Lomax, Hugh Hood. Henry
schroedor, Michael Cooney, Thomns Iowd, Au-
gust Herr, John Gundormann. and John Wrenn.
Next comes the Cloary delegation, said to have
received about 100 votes: 4. Donaldson, James
Fitzeimmons, George Eagen, james Glare,
Nicholas Bigolow, G. u. Hartman, G. a. Glicm,
D. G. Whitney.
TIE THIRD WARD
Tho following friends Of Evans were elected
from tho Third Ward: George a. Meoch, jacob
1oisslor, Patrick Sanders, George Roiner, H.
King, D. D: Sullivan, Edward Cady, Josoph
Dcccher, J. a. Hahn, Potor Scllwoinfurth, ]. II.
nIoa1ay, John Weston, Conrad Hohonhoisor.
It Is explained that tho number of votes cast
in the Third entities it to tho foregoing large
representation. Tho opposition ticket Ind no
prominent Aid. Fitzgerald. Capt. Rounds,
James Appleton, Mike Carey, and George
Drown.
TIE FOURTH WARD.
Tho following gentlemen, ptodgod to support
Col. Cleary, wero eloctod from the Fourth Ward !:
j. II. McAvoy, John Dror, p. T. Driaool, ii. ].
Cunningham, and George Joohou.
TIE FIFTH WARD.
Up to midnight there were no definite roturns
from tho Fifth Ward, but tho C1eary delegates
were undoubtedly elected.
TUE SIXTH WARD.
Evans swept everything before him. Tho fol-
lowing delegates, pledged to his interests, were
elected: John alcNal1y, Jamcs BonAeld, P. ].
Corkery, =; J: Toomey, ?. Doohheny, Charles
| Schatf1Ier. William Gorletz, and Thomas Welsh.
On tho Opposition ticket woro Michael Schmitz.
Horny Morris, Houry Boosh John Kehoo. and
| John Hickey.
| Both BOTS Of delegates will attempt to gain ad-
mission to tho Convention, which olTort will
doubtless involve d handsome row with tho Com
mittee on Credentials.
The Convention will meet at o'clock today
| in tho Council Chamber.