, 1881-03-22

FT1tST WAtsu.
Tho First wars, rrInnry for tho election Of
delrpntea to tho Republican Convention was
held HI No. 1ah In Sale street. \ iarRc votc was
rast nnd M Observation-Disclosures. Tic following
lAt uf city delegates we're chosen, tho yoto being
AZ:
yw;o5fSr w sfSssr.H A,'an'' I!a5fy l9tSs:, 1yt;,s
Gcorso 1aoi: 4. look. Esbari % Ucissior.
All tho abovc-nnm delegates. with ono ex-
cepuon, nro supposed TO fArnr Spnilitlg for
Mnynr. Tho South Town delegation chosen is ~
fol,ows:
}Gs% f2s"k Il waS9s1' wtS's5''' 4 r. Nhisss ha':rpurs,
/ / i i r,s',. fs9x.''o' y?'fl1 vii. rISs1. rI%'3sef'
Enuci, Howard, John DnnrNio.
Arthur Dixon was the unanimous choice for
Alderman.
sEcoSn WARD.
\ lively primary was held III tho Second Ward,
LII VOTES oelug cast.
Tic delegates 10 tho City Convention arc:
MI Pays, Morrts scls,
William ltt.hy, z. l.. Frey.
Knbcrt Wurtrg, v. II. Heed.
Jnncs Lawson, ThomAs Smith
Il. X. Dltss.
They arc reported solid for Mr, spalding for
Mayor.
There wcre four Aldermanio candidates In
tho held. a1d the vote for them WIS as follows:
nllltnRst hSJ: LithEow, ;n0: Hownrd. u: DAllard,
=. Mr.. nslllnYs mntuiity over NIL Ia 81. ifn Is
n partner or cuunty-Conn,ssoBer Coburn, aud
ran last year, lint was bcMlc,l.
Delegates to tho South Town Convention wcro
elected rs followa:
ii. a. FarweH, Charips II. Ltthguw,
'fhnmun Dysun, 9. II. Nnexfelcr,
y. $. Smith. !atnes CtHk.
AuFa;, 4. g. :,S!asS.. 'Sts,,s5. 1::&%, 1nsa!pt' ns!I
,1NtItGa N, NluirH.
The delegation will probably vote for vierling
Ttlllsn wAHp+
As anticipated. there wns |. lively contest In
the Third Ward. hut the result was tnuch closer
tnan was expected. The spaldinK men com.
Sss as ot rin ,ho caa ess r s
only two vHted. Hcrnro tbe polls uptues1 Il Ilnu
hnd been formed. hnd the hnr,lsf,R.tn nr ballots
went TN ut tho rntg Uf nbuut three Il Inl1use for
wheM Tie wlnIow WIS shut down. Nc lne,denss
nuthiug took pilcc upon wnicI II eonest car, Ue
b!scd.. Tho following Ctark delegates wore
:. i. s,nttn. stttt%s'''' T. + wHmpahi. 3@
| Z. 9. Keith, ]: l.. Th0s.psou,
u. achnelcr. Churlcs Schmidt.
Tney raeciyed IN out of sps votes, tho major
| tty being pnly twenty.one. az there were four
! scattering haltots.
| o. ". Phelps was nominated for Alderman
|
= TITO following delegates were chosen for tho
I Tuwu Convention;
G. u. henderson,, 1sanc U0w1anu,
I'm "; llneIl, VIC. Grant.
Murry Nelson,
\ FOURTH WARD.
The Republican voters Of tho Fourth appeared
Z. sIs that she ws WIS o3a
1S0 ssast =. The Ps,ms AZ o fHG
wns considerable cxclteinsnt ovcf tho contest,
One iteket WIS headed The Citizens and Tnx-
5osh soss ~s ss The sssaS scr
hcatluj. :" Unnlet,sed.' Tno former was put up
amd supported ty the Regular Republican, Club,
Club Of tho ward. 10th sides lid q rroat den
OF bard work. but nbuut O'Clock tno yauna
sSss a. r. 1a sstS s:
votea lho anil l-clark tiokct. Uen. florence VIII
When tho polls wore clused 1t was found that 0Ji
vutcs hId been cHst: OF those tho Clark tickea
giving tho Clark deieea tion 4 1pajority of lid
The following Mre the delegates to the City Con.
rehtion. and all Ut them ure f0rClark Tor Mnynr
n1s' w!i'1a% M2asnstt sr" Y. 4 1hass' 1Fhal!er'
t. HR.is (. MSrtia. %fssrve''' H. " eS%ssf %ssitus
i; s: i; i!xi;SS;e2sham, x;I;2 i!lL ii!SW: pHnSsm. S.'!
rcrry 4: Hull, Eeurge e. Fry,
+ f. Z: E. Metnuou, Mt F. F w. @"iES Psl.'n l''n'n"er'
v. E. Davies. AuKust Newhaus,
Thu following mined gentlemen wcro On tht
, axyaa @ aas4stt, f r1I!o q. botlxc; sa%ue! Mol
iii Smith. Z. ii. Hotcbktn. John iiutchinso1',
J,hn 4. Crawford, Frank .. barnard. Cnarie'
il HILL aeerRe Sis" sidSei 1ss johaa u MuSSs4a sa
~. Scoti. G. il. Wtlictt. ~
n bud b g epBHsKe sKaauS fSF h e.
WAs 4 candidate, withdrew from the contes
There S were e two town tickets IN tho field, m.
tho nyake delegation received ~ yuses. whis
s ts sxst ,s Tny " Ths 9o
John M iii iiuisnnsos. S.''' Gters I S Montaxue, .'o''
y,tns syporsa !: " :; Coueh, GcSFge G a A: Maasn,
II. Z. Dsnpsr. il, ". pMcktnan.
z. y; nrown. J. u. skcelr,
Calvin t 's@r Dc @cr, tua,isy t. 1t';"H'1s i,'vicoow,
u. &. Clark, II. ]. Wilson.
FIFTH wAnp.
There was a Spalnk ticket In this ward, an
e ae to Ss ho y
spAtdsnx's friends, who felt contldcMt Ot s.ccesE
Exerythlnx ran prstty smaothiy Ut tho polls, tn
only Interruption 10 tho futlng being Au Oc
casaonal dispute nycr II chulenge. When III
polls were about closing sono unknown pcrso
made himself obnoxious. .rhu Missile tnissr
tl1n. bnt struck Policeman Qut.'!Au on tbs fore
ttrst that tho o!icer. was killed. hi
he was only btuhnal. lto wlB taken to d.
thnl. luck! !ly, tho skull was not fraclureI. M
TINT TINT 2nit!ni! WIS not eeFiouaty hurt. tho hrlc
Striking an l'ch nr two from bis touplo.
ThGru wcfe IiGl votes cast, Ut which tho fo
lowing ticket Kot GJas:
II. G1ttfriea. John Tunntaou,
Joseph ZHltoF. Paul lelpers,
| | W1ttlAln FraMhcin, 1eorY0 Holt,
, j. 4. Nelson. John Cunt,er,
EhRrlGs y. Echoteck, 0eurgo }luughtpu,
| OedrRs WnlS,
, The preference OF the gentlemen Ia Ali
Clark. aA stated. They will support John Elabc
| for Treasurer.
No une ran for Alderman, the half dozen cat
! | dldntes having dccldoh 10 walt untll the 9Th {
[ ttae4l AI.Iu k,Is.