, 1876-10-08
Fourth, H. E. Watkins. At large, Michael
LeVan and E. J. Quirk.

Fourth, H. E. Watkins. At large, Michae
Levan and E. J. Quirk.
| TENTH WARD.
There was split in the Tenth Ward band O
Democrats last night. A. G. Story called tn.
meeting to order at the corner Of Lake anl
Peoria streets foT the purpose Of electing dele
smoothly for while, and James Harris wa:
elected from the First, and Thomas
Dwyer from the Second Precinct. Their
the members Of the Third tried tt
have. He was requested, nay urged, nay yelled
at, to put the motion to admit tue new roll. He
eternly and persistently refused. The brethren
Just as persistently insisted on his doing as they
tod tod. him, and finally Story, in sheer despe5a:
s1eas1 and uteb ae5bed bS5 M Fssned po5 I his sa s se
Ing the books with them. The Club iea then
proceeded, amid much noise and ably adYised
by the maudlin speeches Of fellow named
Welsh to elect the remainder Of the delegates:
John Council and Pat Carahcr were elected
from the two other precincts, and Charles King
and Charles Harms were chosen delegates-at-
| large. The meeting adjourned at 1890.
| ELEVENTH WARD.
| ihe eleventh Ward primary was held In Mar
Madison and Washington. Augustus Van Bu-
rem presided, AMI tried to keep order by perpet-
| ually humping the table with a big stick, and
! ut the same time raising bis weak voice, which
ne I tnus enectvely crowned. Angnstus anq IL
lem otuers were tne only fespeceaoie men ~ the
most thoroughly ungodly sets ergot together.
In the First Precinct there were eight candi-
uales, ana ous OF Inc seventy-nve or 1UV men IN
t{He cne nsl1 tney managed 10 cast sometmns nke
GU votes. 4 nun named E. Cohen Was the
choice. Augustus Van Buren,, Malcom McDon-
alu anu q, e elaVlh were eieeIeu TO represent Inc
oecoAut uifi. anu fouEtu IIec1ncIs Iespeetl'e-
y, Hnen IL came 70 Tue e1ectlon OF 8
delegate at large there was stu more trouble.
Men and boys voted, without distinction OF age
that many OF tnem haa a1reauy Soted once.
augustus ID VAN attempted 70 regulate the
tnlng; just as inc vote was apont pelng com.
pleted, somebody came 81 past and threw lot OF
ballots into Tile MT. inc noncst teller stopped
the voting and called attention to the
matter. n Loud and various were the hoWls::
TO on" said one. Move we ad1ourn,"
yenea5 ano.nef' lnke anotner vote' voe1l-
eiaIeu .;a q tnlIu. % rinaly IL WE uecloeo 70 nave
anotnes we, anu Lals III tlme tne managefs
" u1 po9sesssu ~! oolto taii.t
tuss & ~ 49,, e'rss cnuS noS .nG tuple
ucal luz nalloH uoolnay, 'aus toltnIllns =
naiiom '..s,, passage uet"een tne taole a1!u
a+ w +ho adn door ~ % he ,taG taGn ,is ho.1r pass
out ~ tae uour as Ae soIcu. LUIS llau WIS
rAener pau ior tnt ooys, LOO, !or "nen one came
up IN slngie me nc was easlly seen, ana not
1eW ~ 49, ~ ~ -; ,u99 nele " JULIUS ,
VII. Wnien they nhu Ionaiy nopeo 70 oePoslt. ihe
vote Was specauy taken ana IesuHed u tne cleo
tlon OF all Italian named owen McLoan- Ihe
meet1ng ao1ourned az lao.
TWELFTH WARD
In tne i"elltn MaIo Tue primary was marx
ed " the VIZ Totsd kRa was+ Of disorder The
and ar. William Law, Jr., vainly endeavored to
have the election carried ont decently and in
order 1t was simply impossible. After an