, 1874-10-15

rulea arc couyon1snt in that they nrn only M
piled In caacs whom 1t auits tho President. and Il
III Thought that. In filling m Office like this
political consideration will bo allowed to decide
tho ua!tor.
TEE PRIMARIES.
Tho primaries Of tho Peoples purity neto held
! yesterday evening for tho purpose Of elcotinn
delegates to tho County Convention, which
nloots this morning In Eyans d Hickcy's hall
Randolph street. mud designating Aldermen
Tic reDuit was aa follows:
pe1toates-T. Foley, George Eyerhardt, James Ryan
Ilder'nan-p. T. u,lc.
Ds..qaaa-,1aes G Mcoi.l.n "i join Joyce, II. B,cn.
1tdtraian-Wliltsm n1.r,e..
Ds'toates-Frank sclwelnfnrth, y. \. noysten, Ed.
SS H. D. , Kps mss odro uony Reh
At.trnsan--R. 0'BuIityan.
D,,.,,t,,-n onIssa EoohTH Th,,;,,. Tnnn n.,.,,
John scnank, Jan'c. Short.
s,sast naatesW rs1 E F.a Sasso, + Meanre L.
Nssy %sass' ,s sysrs
1atnca Curroy, John T. Toomcy, James DonAcld.
Observation-Disclosures schtntz.
Overwhelmingly Eawrlsht, Frederick 1odtue,
Thomas Grimm, Michaol MeDanald, G. critnu. d.
| Att<Fman-p. II. Joyce.
s;sE? 4 oss F. sts sSsai ds.i:n ns5s ssa sS Sn%
'sits siferaa,sghiehasa snss$i saas' esins 65ain;
Delsaates--r. clsncoy, Joseph Lavlor, P. Mccarthy
ap MMrphy' y n hyap, D. aready, Matt ooonsy, p.
! AttfeTinan-Jamca O'Eriep.
I'titya,es-Jolau hicCarly, William, Hand, G. G.
.4il1efman--Alonzo satder received scyen votes.
There were no other candidates.
''.-.... ELEVENTH WARD
Dtieaates-panl Ryder, James II. Harris, Bon nsr-
eey, Hohors Brennan, John Hanegau, James McAuloy.
4ilderman--Denn1a oOa!sghan.
TWELFTH NAEn.
W.y. uoglc. Joseph Hogan.
Aidtrna7l-No nomination.
Tt1IRTEENrn WARD.
n,;y g1a91iiitosoph iitos r Th'lsu John c0ey John Dunn
Ds!seasssmThonss Tiood. J: j Kelley, oharle. r.
sexsfSs; xSt;,SaMIns wteM nSise; 2;ys[ II ! Clinton.
Dsle7ates-ohrisan casscl,na,,, Augus. Wendell,
FIsteeh voz, i. Ssten, Joseph SiiaasoSsky, iua;
Schulz.
II'lt.men-Two ycaro, William aaataela; one year,
peltaates-John e oostcllo y: Koch, George Fritz,
D.
Haecl.rr. "
Aldefman-rcter Mahr.
ea,pr nenps4' 5osn TsnR Msa H,n., m.,er
Ann 5IN,sr nNot!nscr' I ohn acb, A. sshoennger. A:
4hlern.aawF. Schumacher.
E1aurRESrn WARD.
Dcl,aatttalchnol Sullivan, Pat I.ofsuu, e. g. K!nz-
IT. It, asosHe HsG!yness H. Sylvan, Thomas wills, aud
A!dersnaa-a;icitac, swecrcy.
Ds,oa.-1s,ss s'sTaxsM1 'ssssnT y;hP; " Issb.naor
1iae.ma;tNfssso 1 safss; i. ali.los. ii IL IuA'F'
han ;oha selnmet7, WsSn White Wiil,asa SPAIN i4
-4htfMan-ailchaei o'Nnrne,
Tho primary clection IN tho Sixth Ward passed
oil very Quietly during tho afternoon, bat Tho
o1cite'uoht grow to teyer-hoat rs tho time up
proacliott for closing tho pools. At o'clock tho
Judges cloaod the voting, whcrcat great hue
and cry nrosa from tho crowd that the polls woro
opened nlNt clpsoa boforo time. The ward strik-
era wcro present III force, and MI uproar immo-
datoly c,isuol that battles description, the police
yalhly e'ldcayoring to restore qniet. Tho
Schmidt party clatn,ed the privilege OF counting
ntou,iy resisted On On the p par: Of tho Som sommors @
mon. solno ono suggested rs n compromise that
tho policemen rreaeat tako tho ballot-box to
Bolno sRfo plnco to bo counted. As soon
crowd most unccrcmon'ously hastlod thom
through tho front door, to tho infinite
datriruent OF the glass, several pnutB Of
which woro broken. Tho hox, policemen, aud
sevoral friends Of both candiaates for Alderman
brought up In q room over Louis Palotler'a ga
LOON. whore another wranglo cnsuod. everybody
wanting. 10 atay md boss tho job. The room
wns tlually cleared Of all aayo two posicemon.
reporters, and the thruo Judgcg. JOHN Hickey,
Floronco liarn'on, aud Chris Eggerma1,. Tho
parties excluded claipaod to he vigilance COM
! lnittoo appointed to 500 that proceedings wero
| on tho square. On motion Of bIr. Hickey, onch
Aldormanlo candidate waH allowod to uenl III
lynx.cyel guardian OF their Respective interests.
On tho yotos being counted, Mr.. III. hctmltz
waB declared to Aavo received ass yotca, lia OBJ
ponent, lii. fred Somnscrs hayiaK ltit .,l2. Mr.
schmitz vas declared elected. Tan illegal yotea
for Alr. Son,llers wore thrown out, and eight Of
tho sau,o stripe for lir. SchmEtz.
In tho Eigtil Ward, thlof named Burke, who
had IN soino way gained accous 70 the room in
" wllch ting 5udSes wcre counting tho votes, scixcd
". i. Hil3rcth'a Int containing the winning
opinlos' Of tho Judges and oyory one clio preaont.
tint tho little brown ticket had Won, aud tho
judges 10 decided. Ihe tAoft was prompted by
aomo or the disappointed candidates.
TIE RESULT.
Tho excitement last night at tho different
placcs OF resort for the canldatoa and poiit-
cinta ,ran high. Tho headquarters ior Col.
oleary's frlont5 wero ut McGarry'a saloon, but
to dienserestea party It was plainly visible that
ole9ry 6sock wns below par, aud Corcoran stock
III tho Cloary ntronghola was rapidly advancing
Gill TUG frondB Of tho former candidate do not
yot yield tho victory for the Bhrovatty nomina-
tton Of tho orpohsion party to Mr. Corcoran.
ansl WILL strongly contest every iucls at the
ground today III tho Convention for tholr candi-
date.
At Aid. Fo1oy'a naloou-tho stronghold Of tho
Oorooran nsen-tlsa o1oitoment was intonsc.
uoreoran wf.a present. surrounded by his nlulr-
ORR. AA 5aat re- tho uowa oaula In frou, tho dif-
foront wards With favorable roorta for that cau-
tlilsto, a drink all around would follow, w.tl !.
"shnko " md anothar ''sa,ila," Until At,asly it
wns couoodcd Tint Corcoran would 10 iuIo tho
ballot tl.rt Ills ofoa& woull bo impossible This
howoyer, III only The ylow OF tl,at fonsleaaf'i
irlelas. nnd lhero wore many praaent who quiet.
ly Looked on, aud With u knowing Wiuli, re-
nlarked that Corcoran would bo a badly beatou
tunn before HnRGst to-daY,
Charloy Kern, tue pot candidate Of Tho Ger
man population. WAS Arounsi busiiy engaged iu
p,auipnlntiug tho dnlecatou plactnl 81 iaas NJ