The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-12
'BYNUM AGAIN DEFEATED.
The Supporters of Bailey Elect a Ma
jority Of the County Committee.
The Campaign Will, Therefore, Be Conducted
in His Interest-The Convention To Be
Held To-Day, and the Candidates.


Contrary to expectations the Democratic pri-
maries last night passed off quietly. The chief
interest conferred in the election of committee
men, the struggle of the Bynum men to OBJ
tain a majority against Sim Coy being the
disturbing element Sim. however, seems to
have outgeneraled his opponents. and after the
returns came in last night. confidently claimed
that ne had sixty-fve committeeman out of a
total of eighty-fve. Wayne township, which
voted solidly for Bynum, sent Coy delegate.
A contest was reported in the Second precinct
OF the Thirteenth ward. The precinct commit
teemen elected in the different wards were as
follows:
First Ward-First precinct William Bates; Second
precinct, Tim Fitzgerald; Third precinct, Charles
Fortney.
Second Ward-First precinct Patrick A. Ward
Second precinct Albert Beck Third precinct, Eudrus
NJ Johnson
Third Ward-First precinct Henry Stacy; Second
precinct William Armstrong
Fourth Ward-First precinct. Jacob Bombarger;
Second precinct. Morris D. Virgins.
Fifth Ward-First precinct, Stephen Bedel; Second
precinct Jacob Kahn.
Sixth Ward-First precinct James W. King; Sec
ond precinct Charles OConnor.
Seventh Ward-Frst precinct Peter Deery; Second
precinct Jacob Voorhees,; Third precinct. Patrick
Curran.
Eighth Ward-First precinct, Joseph Grinsteiner;
Second precinct George Spellman.
Ninth Ward-First precinct Clifford A. Deitch; Sec
ond precinct, Harry Smith
Tenth Ward-First precinct, Allen Conduit; Second
precinct James Ryan.
Eleventh Ward-First precinct Robert Medkirk.
Roosevelt House. 80 East Ohio; Second precinct,
Ernest Kitz: third precinct, William E. English.
Twelfth Ward-First precinct Charles Polster Sec
ond precinct Patrick Fl. McNeis.
Thirteenth Ward-First precinct lsodor Deitch,
Perkins, 276 West New York street; Third precinct.
Thomas Kearney,
Fourteenth Ward-First precinct William Hid,
Second precinct, William Barnaby.
Fifteenth Ward-First precinct, Michael Horn; Sec
ond precinct James Costello; Third precinct Patrick
Harold.
Sixteenth ward-Ffrst precinct, James Miller. 127
West Washington street: Second precinct Andrew
Watson; Third precinct VIM j. Parkison corner of
Seventh and Tennessee.
Seventeenth Ward-First precinct, George Wolf;
Second precinct John F. Schiltges.
Eighteenth Ward-First precinct, William I'll. Eden;
Second precinct Simeon Coy.
Nineteenth Ward-First precinct, Frank Giblis;
Second precinct Dennis Fleming; Third precinct,
John Connaughton. Summit street.
Twentieth Ward-First precinct-62 FLETCHER ave-
nue.: Second precinct George Woesner.
Twenty first Ward-First precinct, Martin Ander-
son. Second precinct, Richard Bramer.
Twenty second Ward-First precinct. Jesse Whit
sitt POI Virginia avenue; Second precinct Henry T.
Boyle. 3O2 Coburn street
Twentythi~d Ward-First precinct, Martin j.
Fa cpoR o wyoming street, '''0n'pfs'''' 'lii
Twenty fourth ward-First precinct, Thomas Mad
den; Second precinct. Louis LANCE.
Twenty fifth Ward-First precinct, Thomas livery,
Sc Grant street, Second precinct Barney Clifford:
Third precinct. John Faber GO Thomas street.
Center Northwest Township Fourth precinct Levi
P. Ayres Fifth precinct, Charles Wagner, 852
South Meridian street, Sixth Precinct, Charles Schel
Belmont
Franklin Township-First precinct, Arthur V.
Brown. Gallaudet; Second precinct Charles Nc
Oregon. Acton; Third precinct Harvey B. Matthews;
Acton.
Lawrence Township-First. Taylor Cory, Oaklan-
den Second William Hartman, Castleton; Third.
William Gibson
Perry Township-Frst John Webb. Southport; DR..
George Speers. Glens Valley.
Warren Township-First, Henry @. Gibson.
Washington Township-First. William Fl. Scott,
pPls
Third, William r. Johnson; Fourth, Frank Emmerich.
In conversation with Journal reporter, az
ter midnight, Will E. English said
that he was confident that fifty of
the eighty five precint committeeman
were anti Bynum men and thought that it would
be found that the number was larger but GER
tainly not smaller. The time for the election of
the chairman has not yet been fixed
The result further demonstrated that Mr..
Bailey is the candidate nominated by major
ity of the party, and the county committee be-
ing composed largely of his supporters. the cam
paign will be conducted in his interest
The convention will be held in Sthe new City
Hall. and will be called to order this morning at
10 o'clock. Judge Turpie and Austin FL. Brown
will be proposed for chairman. The candidates.
for the different nominations as follows:
Clerk-John E. Sullivan, G. w. Bridges and John
A. Long.
Auditor-Tom Tagrart and John osterman.
Treasurer-Samp.e Loftin
Sherf-George Carter George johnson and Isaac
King.
Recorder-Simon Schmalholz S. L. Morrow, Chris
Brink and John Steeg
Coroner-Drs. Stratford. McNutt and Porter.
Superior Court Judgas-N B. Taylor Thomas Sui
Ivan, Charles II. Cooper p. w. Bartholomew. and j.
w. Harper.
Criminal Court Judge-Ross Clark, Albert Ayres
and Lester Norton.
Representatives-Ed Schmidt, Michael Farrell John
Schley John A. Finch Morris Donnelly. John Ma
horney, William Foley. Michael Kelly and Scott
Turner.
It is quite probable that the nomination of
the candidates for representative will be post
poned. A proposition to that effect will be- sub
mitted to the convention and it is believed that it
will be adopted.