, 1877-10-23
mer. The delegation Is tnid 10 be solid for
judge Jameson.

The election In ff!e Eighth ward Tor delegates
following: F. Il. Sherman. .tohn. .Lu.semt
William l.. Pierce. John Lobstelu. John Nc
Assey, r. v. Kennedy. l.. Rutens, and e.
TIL entire delegation, With two exceptions,
will vote for Washington iles!ng for Treasurer.
The favorite for second choice ia e1.Ald. Nc
Cfca.s
There were about six tickets In the field, and
lively contest resulted in tho election Of tue
following: ". II. ThoHlusont .. ". Clark, JF.,
+. ": pybal1, John VI. stnyt1. Cl,rlssroph ifotx.
!; j. !. Montague. :. = Gals, md l. ;; coFcoran:
understood to s,antl divided Between Hammond
and McCEea,-About 6vc OF six supporting llau'-
Mond anil two, or pertIapa thecc. for MeCrea.
The delegation witt be solid for Jameson for
tendent, Herrick for Cnnhty Clerk, and Stevens
for Clerk Of the Criminal Court.
TENTH.
Everything passed of quietly lu this ward.
An opposition ticket wne sprung b. Ar. Ncl.
votes gut Of ~ pollcd.,, Tho Club ticket Eas
elected a. foElows; George E. While, Dr.
Duncan McD0uga1, John Feldkamp,. j. II. Cru
aa + T 10 Ss soa dr The u.%Eo1a as .
County Treasurer, bt,s will give Icsing COM
ptlmentary vots Oh the frat ballot
KLEvENTn
n; contest H. the Elsssnth W.ra ra' de-
M heretofore, In the uff1ce Of j. J. Browns
llverT stable. on Madison street, near Throop.
The regular Ward Club adopted = ticket TO !,e
opposition 10 this three other tickets were got
ten 10. Stale Senator F. 4. Riddle WINS on the
regular CInb-tlcket, but be WIS for Kohlsaat,
Of the Twelfth Ward, for Probate Judge, and
on1,osed To seCrca for county Treasurer. The
Cut-tickct was wholly unpledge,l one, and
Riddle thought he'd get up ono in opposition,
will by own name on & - ticket ti,at woaIl
be kohIsaat t out aud o''t; He s. counted without
for the Clnb-tirket was elected, excepting Ril-
die. A soon as Riddles ticket was found out,
tho regular Cluh-tfckct was rcnrinted with
tint Is mhat did The work. 1t Was printed on
green paper, anu lSa Of them were cast, which
cooked the SENATOR'S goose. The total vote rast
was 5k,, ut which George 3: Swift, popular
anee q t!le tickct clcete,l vas a. iollow.: J. b.
Briggs, 81 votes; j. j. brown. 3llt; 4. i. Cook,
$40; a. N. LEnseott g19; Clark Lipe, 29G; W
+. Mortimcr, 3ld; 1T To,"a: 2; Parker, n. Si 9.
N. Waterman. 2S0. R.1dle was beaten BY Thomas
elected stand: Fur Hammond sure, Clark L!po;
Willard Woosiara may ny gtye h!m v1tc' ,, % and 20
men, eight In number, arc for McCrea, an.l the
delegation will give c1-Ald. Briggs complI+
mci,tary vote, at least.
TWELFTH.
The elections In the Twelfth Warl passed oil
smoothly. aud t.o utmost good feeling prevail
cd amoug three straight tickets an,l
ns s. usYst complement Of ";Pts" srs Tsrs
10 vote for lbe nomination Of $. II. MeCrea Tor
County Treasurer; the "kolt1saat Ticket"
delegates pledged for. Kohlsaat for Proouso
Judge, without other reference and tne Moves
tion for the same position: The Alccrea Ticket
was elected by vote Of 525. The konlsaat
ticket received 3l77 votes, and the Noy~ tiekcs
1a5 votes. The elected candidates. arc - fol.
K. i. Critchcll, 4. t.. Morrison, l.. ". Perce, T.
8. Albright, Il. E. Jenkins, George W. Now
eon'h, Z; i: Case, II; 4. ,MMYrss, L II. nisbes.
The contest In The Thirtecnth Ward was ptct
II warm, and It resulted IN tho c!ccttonoi what
W. assnata .ac % tsosouey ~" nnGf1xsa 1S
anything about the business. They hat not the
least idea what m Office was, Whist were the
qualifications for an otllecholdcr, why q tnan
be vacant. 1t tho tickct-counting scene there
wetu present q great many philosophical spc:tn-
tors, atnoug whom were ex-AlI. Gill, who
Is not candidate for the Office Of County Trcas.
who was heard to remark that he had nothing
particular to say ono way or another, except
that the wrong might be mn,lc right and dirk
should bo ruado light, aud that somebody's right
soans som particular ,eigIt. TheTe were Two tieksts
| in tho field, and liberal vote was pollel. The
following delegates were chosen: J. T.. Emmert,
Y Qu!!k y smi.h ;I s y; n.i,| a rnelp; W & x,;
| iams.
Tho primary In tho Fourteenth Warl Vas d
spirited and close one. The polllng-placo was
At No. .!o North t;eatrs avenue tfornlerly Ruck-
| er street,. Elcyen different tickets weru pro-
/ sentcl and voted. but the contest was natnly
between threc-thosc headed by Nlcilolas Eek
llasdt, AID. Baun,garten, and Emil Walkeus, re-
spccttscly. Considerable scratching was done.
ticket were elected. Aid. DaumEarten was de-
feated, he having received 169 votes, while tho
lowest Yote cast ~ The successful tfckst va ~
ys foPps91 Meeas 1s aF9w ~e3s sn ds
fcated by Messrs. Hertz, Rallifs, and Edbrook.
| Tho h!ghest yote cast WINS 2l4, received by
Mr., Eekhardt; the other Lucky oues bad yntca
ranging tFon thst s5s Sw t. IT, Tbe nine
l.. Hertz, Ucorge Rah|fs, Jacob Dcutsch, II. n.
tlcrnhardt, James Malone, Mtehael koeutg,
William y Edhrook, aud August Wendell.
p @ sffsSn M J1 Ste9SsSy 9oaav YG's ss,se sGa . SF
certainly for August Never Tor County Com
missioner: Otherwise tie delegation ID divided
lu ita preferences.
| GuIlt OIto Hlu IlChGL pEiukGtl NcAdgu - 4Hc
Healing Ticket With q set of names whose own.
| crs, perhaps with one exception, WcFa known
To- bo opposed to Washington lIesiug.
No difficulty elssuei .luriug the election, and
good feeling prevailed throughout.
FIFTEENTH.
Tbs Fifteenth Ward prtnnry was held at No.
a13 North IlAlstcd ytrect, Two OF tbs Judges,
Chrtstopher Hartman md Jud l.. Spaullling, wcrs
appointed by Capt. Ryan, tho member ol the
County Central COMMITTEES from tho ward,
While The third, AID: Waldo. WA appolltcd at
tho request u tne Gsop. whaela M ~ gono " tue
distinction to the llatsted-Street Club known as
the sh!ptnau gang. Haylng two Judges, prcsutua-
| bly, utter theIr own heart, the Hu'sicd-BtEcct
organization can certainly have 10 reason to
complain a. far as that IL concerned. TLerr a1a
but two ttckets in the field, appropriately named
after tho leaders Of the two faetions, Klokka
and shipmau, candidates for tho Office Of Coun-
" Clerk. Both live in tho ward, both hsyc
| made the most strenuous exerttons for SUCCESS,
and the fight has possibly been attended with
more tntcre.t than the contest between the two
candidates for County Treasurer, Wash Ileaing
| and DxFe Hammond. At least tho nRnlca