The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-14
NAMING THE CANDIDATES.
Result of the Republican Primaries
in All the Wards.
The Outlook for the Convention To-Day
The Primaries Marked by Enthusi-
asm and Good Feeling

were held in all the wards and precincts last
evening" and were, without exception, largely
attended. The proceedings, in every instance,
although unusually spirited and marked by the
most intense interest, were remarkable for har-
mony and good feeling, and no disturb
ance of any kind occurred In any quar-
ter. There were the usual number of
"slates" presented In the respective wards,
but in most cases they were ruthlessly
broken, and the delegations are composed of the
better class of citizens, as a rule. 1Sc chief in
terest conferred about the maYoralty and treas
urership. and the friends of she several candi-
dates for those offices weIe on the alert
and worked with a vim for their
friends. In one or two wards 1.-THE
Eighth and Eleventh) candidates for
Council were nominated, and in all but one or
two, ward committeeman were chosen Instruc-
tlons were given in but one two wards, and
while 1t is possible that some "sculduggery"
may be practiced in the convention, the proba-
oiiity is that the majority of the delegates are
free to vote for the candidate of their choice.
The Journal endeavors, in publishing the fol-
lowing list of delegates, to give a fair idea of
the result of the first ballou for mayor, and the
indication is that Mr. Grubbs has been
defeated 1t is probable that a larger
number of candidates will be presented
| for that office than has been anticipated
and itmay take several ballots to determine
who shall carry the party's banner. Last night
the names of ]. L. McMaster, D. W. Grubbs,
Marquis L. johnson, Robert E. Smith, N s.
Byram, George F. McGinnis, Isaac Thalman,
John Caven, John Coburn, Charles L. Hol-
stein, Thomas E. Chandler, William Wallace,
and others were mentioned in connection with
the nomination. For treasurer, I. N. Pattison
Frank A. Blanchard and W. s. R. Harrington
are the candidates; for clerk George T. Breunig
and James G. Wheat are the only
candidates, while for assessor Eugene
Sauloy, Willard F. Connect, Joseph R.
Shelton George c. Newcomb, Robert Kempf and
A NJ. Cole will compete. There is material for
good nominations for ali the offices, and the con-
vention will doubtless show Its wisdom by Sc
lecting the best from among them.
The list of delegates lie as follows:
First Ward-Alfred White, H. Campbell, A. q.
Hardin, Sam. VannOy. B. W. Ritter, Barley Ell
Grubbs.
Committeeman-Robert Jones.
Second Ward-C. c. Foster, j. A. Closer, W. G.
Phipps, j. B. Elan, Albert Baker, W. W. Wool
len. Anti-Grubbs Instructed for McMasters.
Committeeman-John B. Elan.
Third Ward-W. A. Pattison, George Hall,
Henry sweetland, Elwood Sands, Henry Clay,
Fourth Ward-John Buckner, John Ford. W.
Il. Wilson, Horace Heston, VIM. Petty, Beverly
Porter. For Grubbs.
Commltteeman-John Bnckner.
Fifth Ward-E. G. Cornelius, H. c. Newcomb
Ben. Rau, George W. Sloan, Charles Miller, G. P.
Wood. For NJ. L. johnson; in case of Johnson's
failure to be nominated, anti-Grubbs.
Committeeman-W. W. Covu
Sixth Ward-D W. Coffin, George W. Powell
r .. Hawkins, F. j. Van Vorhis, ]. c. Maxwell,
+. A. Brown. AntiGrubbs.
Committeeman-Jonn W. Pfaff.
Seventh Ward--E. s. Elder G. T. Bedford
Charles A. Killie, John Glazier, Frank a. Carter
Terrill Pattison. Divided on mayor; majority
probably antiGrubhs.
GOmmitteeman-Dr. E. s. Elder.
Eighth Ward-Wilam Parker. Martin L.
Hugo Warren Pouder, William Roger, A. j.
Many, H. O. Buddenbaum. Majority for Grubbs
Commttteeman-Martin L. Hugg,
Conrad Ruckelshaus was nominated for COun-
ell;
derson, z: Lendormi, George Shaw, G. w. Walk
er,f W. F. Holiday. Anti-Grubbs a. for Grubbs 2.
Commtteeman-George Anderson.
Tenth Ward-Harry Craft, Charles Munson, l.
N. Bloolner, Leon Kahn, Merrill Moores, Joseph
NJ. Sutton. For McMasters 4, Grubbs 2.
Eleventh Ward-Harry New, William Harvey,
]. T. Leckltder d. B. Shideler. j. c. 5. Harrison,
James G. Yohn. For Robert E. Smith.
Committeeman-H. ]. Everett.
Isaac Thalman was unanimously renomnated
for Council. and Brainard Rorison for alderman
A. Ebert, Dan. Knefer, Edward Pullen, James
Dawson. Grubbs ward solid for him.
Committeeman-James Dawson.
Thirteenth Ward Thomas E. Chandler, Derk
DeRuiter o. B. Rankin, Thomas Morse, Albert
Farley, Charles Stepp.
Fourteenth Ward-John W Palmer. John l..
Evans. Joseph Pratt, John Williams, Solomon
Moss, Ed. Harris. Majority for Grubbs.
Commi5eeman-Ric Richard Wells
Fifteenth Ward-Timothy Splann, John Weber,
DR.. J. s. Parsons Rustin B. Prather, George
Walters, A. W. Moore. Anti-Grubbs
CommitIeeman-Timothy Splann.
Sixteenth Ward-Harry Mcfarland, William
Short, James A. Wilson, James Stevens, Neil
McGroarty, William Russell For Grubbs.
Commiuteeman-James Sulgrove
Seventeenth Ward-J. II. BOwlby, E. ]. Con-
way, ]. NJ sonth, B. Jearle, W L. Morgan, F. E.
Benjamin. AntiGrnbbs-
Committeeman-E. j. Conway.
Eighteenth Ward-Fred stelnhauer, Charles
Clark, Joseph Ruemele, William Harwood
Taylor Monteith, Robert Coffman. Solid Grubbs.
Committeeman-John McShuse.
Nineteenth Ward-George W. Tire, George W.
Buchanan, VIII Tallentyfe, John Lanferseik;
Joseph Dory, E. P. Thompson. Divided; major
| ity antiGrubbs.
CommitLeeman-Ed P. Thompson.
Twentieth Ward-P. NJ. Gaahue, Albert w.
Wishard. William H. Kaylor, Lee A. Fulmer,
Nelson Coffin, j. T. Morris. Anti-Grubbs.
CommitteemanmLin Atkinson.
Twenty first Ward-E Thompson, Fred
Gansberg, John Uhl, Dan. Gates, d. G. Read,
Martin Lyons Anti-Grubbs.
Committeeman. J. Joyce.
Twenty second Ward-Jean Curran, Tom.
Ryan, Hugh Goudy George seibert, W. H.
Burke W. L. Schomberg. Divided for mayor
Committeeman-Thomas Quill.
Twenty-third Ward-John Haehl, j. Scribner,
Henry sponsei, ]. L. Hassed, j. B.. Oilsleger, ].
afterward for Grubbs.
Committeeman. B. Pugh.
Twenty-fourth Ward-W. G.. WATSON, W. A.
| Cochrane, William BoaZ.
Twenty fifth Ward-John Oliver, John Crane,
James Tracy, John Heating, Joseph Shepherd
Samuel Gerber-For GIubbs.
Committeeman, no election.
In the First Ward resolutions were adopted
rendering sympathy TO L. E. Christy, ward COM
mitteeman, for the loss of his child
Tickets will be issued to delegates by George
F. Branham at No so North Delaware street, at
8 o'clock this morning.
Edwin G. Mason Again in Trouble
A telegram to the Journal from Washington
brings Information to the effect that Edwin O.