Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-04


ren Keifer and George $. Dial. Jason W
Phillips was elected to draw the tickets from
the rox. William j. Irwin was elected q
member Of the central committee for one
year. The following names were drawn a.
delegates ard alternates: Dclegates--Dr
Henry b Baldwin, James Brmsley, o. W
Catbcart, Frank Stewart, T. J. Pringle, Geo
Collett, Andy Rose, John Howard, 8. b.
Brigham, Samuel Dickerson, J. F. Barkley,
George Temple, Elroy Mare and A. d. viss-
cher. Alternates--Lou Phillips, ?. T. Spin
ming, james A. Dicus, George $. Dial, John
Gliding, John Foos, George Parker, J. W.
Phillips. John Ault, Thomas Mare, A. 8.
Bushnell, W. T. 5nllwell, Tom Phillips and
A. u. Cozler.
FIFTH wARD-pRECISCr A.
The meeting in precinct Of the Fifth
ward was held in Reinheimer's hall, West
Main street, with good crowd Ia attendance
and was called to order by Central Commit
teemau q. j. Wones J. T. Tuttle was
elected chairman, and q. O. Bsrlew secretary.
The following committee was selected to ar-
point the delegates and alternatcs: @. N.
Winwood, W. r. Calhoon, Frank Fullerton,
D. +. Bancroft, James Thompson, James
Buford and James Russell. The lottery pro-
duced the following result: Delegates-
James Fletcher, g. N. Winwood, p. T.
Thompson, W. II. Byers, N. jackson, J. W,
Parsons, Charles II. Kay, G. Hanika, DR.. Ber-
riman, F. NJ. Fry, Ell. Powers, J. l.. Petit.
crew, Ed. Clark, W. r. Calhoop, G A. Bauer.
George Sarzman, o. Bircrott, Phil. Thomp-
SOP, John Hartman, Graham Deuwell, L. B.
Hagerman, Charles r. Grain, Ad. Thompson,
j. A. Myers, Charles Zltavern, Nat Clark, J.
W. r, Cline, George Palmer, james Buford
and p. p. Ma I; alternates-A. Bradford, T..
II. Myers, J. W Hagerman, W. H. Dickson.
G. >. Smith, j. B. Thompson, Cha les Hill, r.
". B. Christy, L. F. Fay, W. s. Kemp, W.
II. Arboeast, Samuel Byl,s,, D. f. Barnum,
$. A. Morrow, James Russell, Il. g. Middle
ton, WIS. Newberry, II. N. Arbogast, William
Showers, J. NJ Russell, W. W. Burnett,
Clarence Robinson. Samuel Rhodes, Gran
vile Keyes, l.. F. ODD, q. G. Berlew and
Frank Fullerton.
W. A. MrOrary was elected as central COM
mtteeman to succeed G. ]. Wones. Ad-
journei.
FIFTH WARD rREcrycrp
The republicans OF Precinct b., Fifth ward,
met III large numbers at the wigwam. near
the stree: car stables, on West Main street.
Central Committeeman, D. W. Stroud, called
them to order and briefly stated the object of
the meeting, and the method OF election laid
down by the Central committee. J.J. Snyder
was then elected chairman, and d. W. Stroud
secretary. The bullotipg for the nominat-
ing committee OF seven resulted in the cleo
tion o' A. $. Way, b. F. Butler, D. W. Stroud,
Pnilip Fish, William Pipes, G. ". Reynolds.
and William Smith. They retired and soon
returned with ieu names in the hat which
were draw in the following order: Delegates
ID. w. Stroud, j. j. S1yder, j. James,
William W. Pipes. Ateruates--Jeff. Mark
wood, A. b Morris, Philip Fish, A. S. Way,
and q. W. Reynolds. Then followed quite
a warm little fight for central committeeman,
which pie was carried of by Way, the vote
standing as follows: A. S. Way, lG; d. W.
stroud, 10; A. b. Morris. 3. Adjourned.
SIXTH wARD-PaEcISoT A.
About thirty republicans Of Precinct A,
Sixth ward, met at the mayors court room
last evening, and were called to order shortly
atcr $ o'clock by Central Committeeman ". .
u. Rockel, who explained the purpose of the
meetlog and said that the FIRST business in
order was the selection OF a chairman. q. C.,
Fried, nominated by W. II. Hamilton, was
made secretary on motion OF ID. &. Putnam
While buzz Oi conversation went the
rounds, Rocket explained the plan of voting
to the chairman, and it was by him an
nonnced to the caucus. A little kicking on
the method followed, but was not strong
enough 10 amount to anything After an
other pointer from Rocket, the chairman an
nounced that it was necessary to elect a man
to draw the ballots from the hat. On mo-
ton OF DR.. Russell. Chase Stewart was elected
for the blind-told act. few of the capdi-
dates were scattered about-W. NJ, Rocket.
tor prosecuting attorney, sitting nervously by
the chairman; Drs. Russell and Hulck, for
coroner smiling blandly, and j. Guilford
White floating in for moment Just
as the bal'oiing begun. Just then John
7. Norris came booming in and wanted to
know what it all meant. A freezing silence
followed and no arrest were made. The
balloting for members of the nominating
committee then began. The votes were
counted by the teller and secretary showing
DR.. Bryant to be elected by votes, Armin
Fassler by votes and D G. Putnsm by 4
votes. The following names received two
votes each: A. II. Gilett, o. n. Bsrthol-
omew, D. II. Ackerson, DR.. Russell, J. G.
Holloway and Cornelius Baker. Suggestions
were made for new ballot, but W..
Rocket read the secti II OF the "plsn re-
ferring to tie votes. GA his motion then the
names Of these six wle put in hat and
Chase Stewart turned lii back, shut his eyes
and drew out the nau2s of d. II. Ack.rson,
DR.. Russell, A. II. G lllu and Cornelius Ba-
ker. At the request of the chairman the
committee then re,i;cd to the ante-room 10
select 2s names for delegates aud
alternates. While they were out
Christie Holloway did little
kicking about DR.. Russell being on the COM
mittec, but did not press his objection. Each
Of the committee selected four names to 20 in
the hat. When they returned, Chase Stew
art was blindiolded by John Norris and
Armin Fassler held the hat ready. Just then
j. Guil'ord White, who had again come in,