, 1880-03-27
THE PRIMARIES.
Republican and Democratic Nom'
nations for Aldermen.
t)stegates to tho Town Conventions to Bo
Hold To-Day.

IhleERteS w tAu 4uHA NuAStNLuuh w W
Hold To-Day.
Tic Republican primary III the First Ward
was held In n scven-by-nlno sl!Rnty on In
solle street, between Monroe and Adams,
snd was the sccMeof tho llveltcst contest OF
the day. Tho conflict wns confined 10 tho
ch0lce for Alderman, there being but ono
tlbkct for delegates 10 the Town Conyent1nn.
Thc Aldcr,nnnIc contestants were Frank W.
Warren md Henry Dyrne. The former Is
Known 10 fatne as having served two terms
IN the Council, nnd tho latter hoped to jump
from tho obscurity Of plumber-sllop tn tho
dlg,ty of n City Father. The Republicans
al tho ward were not consulted 10
IN alarming extent. In facb they,
we're conspicuous by their absence,
The sum total Of their votes not exceeding
sixty. The poll wis promptly opened ut )
o'clock, a,ltl until tho cluse tlicre was n COLI
staut incurslon Of "lnrriers from the Sec
ond, Eighth, Ninth, ToMt1i, md Seventeenth
Wards. uncks, express-waguns, and trucks
loaded down to tho guards with voters, n0tl-
yuters, mud nlEelis were driven mp to tho pull,
The load dumped, the ballots planted wllrra
II was supposed. they might do the most
rood, and tile vehicles were rnpElly driven
away for nlure "culttc." The average elti-
zen. 10 whom local politics way not SO much
Of d mystery as boardlng-house hnsh, could
not but como to the conclusion that there llau
been q mix In the DEAL The participants
we're almost entirely VI the ncinocrAtlc talth.
Dyrlle. tie plumber, wns chnmp!0ngtl by Dnn
Wren, Il very clever worker When things
aru going Ills way. Warren look care Of
himself, and. was ably assisted. Ivy Billy
$ae st 1ns aH W1cs seflnE arEcs 'Ia M
gan 10 give out md When, . little later, lie
saw INV n, elegnnt truck lott, Of nbl.-totllctl bnt
rather ttlriy-lunk1ng voters drive up from the
Seventeenth WHrd I!ts lcnrt broke, aud 81
sny X, 9 tex is'll aWHy yti tS the psysey ys;
The proceedings throughout tile afternoon
we're uf the llulstcSt character, md Cplshets
which would scnreeiy hc tolerate! ut dog
fight were exchanged with refreshing frye
matches, aud during one rush rait was
made Oil tile poIilnG.plnce to the extent Ut
breaking, II, the, window. There were st'5
votes eMst. Frank Warren received dIo a'lt'
i Ths delegnte ticket, rs before stated, met
with NJ pppositiDn. IL y ny fniIuws:, Abhcr
Iayior Artl!%r ~ R{ixoil, D.; j. Wrsn Jn,l.es J.
john Lyle King, and Fryti ilunnspGrg.
Assessor nilI N. a. Fnrweli for Collector.
The Democratic prinury WIS Unusually
Q,llet. There Wns only one candidate for
: Alderman, pr. Swayne Wlckersllain, ullt! t'!e
QUO delegate Ticket WIS ii, Tho i!eli, though
Darrtster Kcogfl tried ltnl4t to get up 4 little
diversion for himself by substituting. his
name tyr that Of Private Detective McCnus-
la s y9tsss a ut IN, tsS kiIdiy to "
statesmnMshlp to choose the lei!st 0f two
evils, md tho bold barr1sscr OH discovering
tlat lle could only Issue three scratches,
iurlcd himself IN his ulster nmI sought tho
selected were: Francis X. Butter, George
Dny, and j. II. McCn1sfntiH; alternate 8,
David Thornton. Anton Berg, a'ld Henry +.
The Second Ward Repuhl1cans nominated
brs 81 ha4 Itngs er M1sso rs yats Ct e
~. J. Digelow received II votes. The fol
lowing Delegates were chosen Tor the South
Town Cenyention: ~; a, Fnrwell,, T. s.
Hector, E; e., Mason,, Il. T. Caldwell, 4; q.
Nusby. Frake Is sald 10 be the choice tor
tSs plsfere%ses 1 Fl Gsecto, S altloagh Ii III hf tIs
delegation Is unplpdgcl.
candidates In the field for Alderman. The
result was: Pit Sanders, bl9 votes; 1'ulu
Seavy, 8; Nick Rels, 4. For delegates, james
+ Appleton, nen;Fy ;.a McD9nsld ant ;n'g Jsnes !;
fx sa u s Ss Gs's shess Sss ui corone Il '"''SAs
: The Republican primary was held In How
lands stnbIp OIL Twel,ty-secOnl street, md
resulted III tho nomination Of u. l.. Shorey
for Aldern'HM Tv wlthoMs oppos1tion 70 yetes
yentfon nro ]. Frank AIlrlch, 1ra ". l}us!!l,
1aaac Rowland, Kirk llnwes, Z. s. Keith,
George Schneider, LaZarus, ,SilyernsaIl, J. W.
WauEllop, md q. +. Disspll. There WINS no
Drake and Nees TOR Assessor Nnd Collector:
The Democratic primary was held III lhle-
pendeMco Ilall, 1'wenty.sec0'd street, bc-
tween Stltestrect and Wabash avenue. 'Iwcll-
A is5 ar sqtfa asEaa e sd 'f r T. toE seSns RS's
ard Col. r. M. C!enIy for Convention dele.
Gates The delegates ure nMpledKed and
without special preferences.
FOURTH.
Tho contest over tic nomination OF q Re-
publican candidate tor Alderman iil the
The three gentlemen named made hnrd
tight There were SD votes cast, nl, un,ts,l-
a!1y lnrge number for this ward, and Ala: Il.
E. Mallory was the victor, ile received ~
bert Montague received lnl,. There .wny u
large Democratic vote polled for Aid. Nal
l9ry: The following lIst Of Delegates were
eefsa; Msl:hW " a. Jsln JFul|ar H. Y Mfels5 GsorEe M
j: WilsS'n. ]; j: Ka%sey,, 1. i; BIZ: K:
Y. l.. e'9 De- Wolf, 8. 5. Cook, md i. Vaughan.
They are solid for Drake, the proselt Assess
q, ,Sid viii SUPPORT Kees anl lssitsnider for
There was only ono delegnte ticket ut tho
Democratic primary, Aill sixty-f0ur votes
!. West g. j. Adams, and John O'Niel. The
dAtn for tln nfflrn at ]ierinn ttl the field Mt