Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-14


acted until order was restored. Every dis
trict then was called and the delegates seat
ell. Moore and Given were both withdrawn
and John,lI. DeHaven was made chairman
by acclamation. w. Hayes Grier and J.
Halls Fridy were made secretaries, and
E. l.. Hambrisht, J. G. Clark and c. VI.
Peck. tellers.
The delegates from New Holland had
some trouble about their delegation
Adam Overly having substituted William
Styer. The substitution was objected to-,
but nobody denied its genuncness, and it
was decided that prima .facie Mr.. Stycr
had Il right to the place.
For delegates to state convention the
following nominations were made:
W. B. Given, Columbia.
John 5. Hoover, MOuntville.
NJ. 3. Weidier. Leacock Upper
I'll. I. ShultZ, Elizabethtown.
George Ioutz. Elizabeth.
Jacob NJ. Haenlan. Marietta.
w. ;. Iundt, Earl.
Henry NJ. Weller, Silver Springs.
Avote being taken resulted Us follows
Given. Observation-Disclosures. 10
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Hoover WAS declared elected senatorial
delegate Weidler and Youtz, representa-
tive. Given lacked one of !, majority, but
on motion OF Mr.. Hoover. seconded by
Mr.. Uoll, of Earl, he was elected by ac-
clamation.
Notions that the next convention for the
upper district be called for Columbia,
Mannheim Reading and Lancaster were
ruled out of order, as the convention had
no power to call or arrange for a suLse-
quent body.
Amos Diller, of Earl: Jacob Hanlen. Of
Marietta; and Il. Davis Yundt, of East
Earl, were nominated for Assembly.
Adjourned.
County Convention.
The delegates of the several district con
ventions met jointly in the opera house.,
and were called to order by the chairman
of the county committee.
The districts were called alphabetically,
and the delegates and substitutes who had
teen present in the district conventions
were received without question by the con-
vcntion.
=. f. Davis was chosen president by
acclamation, and on motion the secretaries
oc the district conventions were continued
as secretaries Of the joint convention.
J. l.. Steinmetz, of the Second want.
city, was substituted for J. 4. Fitzpatrick
Frederick Yeager, of the Ninth ward, for
w. V. Connor; and W. L. IIensel for G..
L. Green, of the Sixth.
The chair announced that the conserr-
ton had met to nominate q candidate for
Congress, for district attorney, two candi-
dates for directors of the poor, and two,
for prison inspectors.
For Congress, Jacob l.. Steinmetz, esI.,.
city, was nominated by acclamation.
For district attorney, b. F. Montgom.
cry was nominated by acclamation.
For directors of the poor. John Fran
ciscus, ST., city, and A. ]. Snyder, city
were nominated by acclamation.
For prison inspectors, Barton NJ. Win
ters, Ephrata, and Benjamin Miller, Mil
lersville, were nominated by acclamation.
On motion the convention adjourned.
County Committee.
Observation-Disclosures ShOI,er.
COlumbin.
First Ward-C. F. Young.
Second Wartl-W. Hayes Grier.
Third Ward-JOhn Harsh.
Colerain-Robert Patterson.
Conestoga-W. II. ShOber.
C9rnarvOn-Geo. W. Simpson.
Conoy-David Metzler.
COcalicO West-Wm. Bechte'.
COcalico East-Pierce LeslIer.
Donegal -Maytown-J. Luther Hayes.
Drumore-GeO. w. Westcott
Earl-Dr. w. S. Yundt.
Earl West-Levi Raezer.
Earl East-JOnas u. StaufTer.
FultOn-R. p. .JamisOn.
IndiantOwn-C.J J. Rhoades.
Lampeter Wcst-Samuel Long.
Lampeter East. b. Martin.
First War,l-Wm. McComsey.
:. Second Ward-David McMullen.
: Third Ward-John F. Deichler,
Fourth Ward-George Pontz..
e Fifth Ward-Gcorge Musscr.
Z Sixth Ward-W. u. Hensel.
= Seventh Ward-Philip Kuhlman.
: Eighth hWard-ChristOphe Shield.
Ninth Ward-,Jacob POntz
Lancaster townships. W. Potts.
Leaman's School House-Wm. Dif!en-
bach.
Leacock Uppel-N. B. Weidler.
Manor New-JOhn S. Mann.
Martic-S. G. Stevenson.
Marietta-F. X. Curran.
Mannheim twp.-A. G. Kepler
Mount Joy-Breneman's School House
Isaac Watson.
Mannheim bOr.-F. r. White.
Mount Joy bor.-Martin Hildebrand.
MOuntvillc-JOh 5. Hoover.
NewtOwn-JacOb Habecker.
NOrwood-Daniel ID. Forty.
Paradise-D. W. Edwards.
Providence-T. jeff Shirk.
Petersburg-H. E. Minnich.
Penn-Em'l Keener.
Pequea-A. A. Sullivan.
Rohrcrstown-W. II. Dietrich.
Salisbury-J. Diller Worst.
Sadsbury-H. L. Townsend
Sand Hole School House-Wm. Walker
Silver Springs-Henry NJ. Weller.
Strasburg bor.-D. L. Echternacht.
Strasburg twp.-W. q. Wentz.
Washington Dor.
Upper Ward-G. w. Roberts,
Lower Ward-George Pray,
Warwick-I. G. Pfautz.
Pigeons Stolen.
On Monday evening thieves entered the
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