The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-14
DELEGATES ELECTED
IN THE VARIOUS WARDS AND
CIVIL DISTRICTS.
A Very Fair Vote POlled All Over
the County - Considerable
Interest Taken.

ing, the vote in the city being east be-.
tween 6 and 5 O'Clock, and in the Coun-
try between 1 and o'clock. The vote
was much heavier than it has been
for years, aud though there was a con-
test in nearly every ward and dis
trict, thoss tickets which were sue.
cessful usually polled big majority
an indication that the convention
which meets tomorrow will be a har-
monious one. The hottest fights were
made in the Third, Seventh and
Eighth Wards. There were one or two
little isticufs but they amounted to
nothing no blood being spilled 80 far
as heard from. Each and every one
OF the candidates claims to have
carried the day, and the APPEAL will
leave the convention to decide which
is correct.
First Wdrd-George Can't, John
Brennan, John LSrkin, A. Walsh, Wal
ter Lswless, Pat Gillespie, Tom Nc
keon, James Webb, A, M. Higgins,
Ed Dwyer, w. NJ. Mal'oughney, 1hcs,
Foley, James Cox.
Second Wurd-Wm. Ryan, VIM.
Quinn, Tom Taylor, Tom Garvey,
Win Cannon, Wsddy Burke, James
Hunter, T. A. Halle, Mise Madden,
Walter Pope, Charles Winters, James
Madden.
Third IYdrd.-J. w. billiard, 7. j..
Kelly, d. +. Jett, James Alpeo, Simon
W. Green, Ralph Davis, X. Kupfer-
schmidt, +. Converse, l.. GenoChio, j.
j. Barry, q. f. DeGaris, B. b. Rogers,
p. L. Hopkins, Il. Slayer, Charles Il.
Smith, +. W. Moews, j. ID. Alsup, q.
Mazoni, @. G. Finnie, S. S ager.
Fourth Hiard.-H. Nj. Nicely, John
IL. MILAN, +. j. Badinelli, Thomas II.
Taylor, VIM. Mclean, w. A. FARES,
Phil Fransioli, M. G. Carter, P. Eagap
j. d. II. Meyer, Mich Malatesta, Sam
j. Mcdowell, Ben d. Marsh, W. l..
Anderson, p, Twohig, James Credou,
w. I. Steger, James B. Jones, Thomas
II Jackson.
Fifth Wdrd.-J. h. Goodwin, G. L.
Pullen, owen OToole, Cha7. Gallina,
John Miller, Q. II. NJ. Smith, George
II. Batter.
Sirh Ward,-John X. Speed, L. B.
Carroll, Simon Lehman, w. &. Wealth.
erlord, S ack Lee, Robert Lee, James
Richards, F. s. Bishop, John Marele,
A. Garribsldi.
SepenM Wdrd.-J. T. Petit, Emmet
/. Woodson, w. j. Crawford, +. A.
Jones, George Gillian, A, j. McLen-
don, Mat Smith.
Eighth Wdrd.-George Arnold, Henry
Frank, William Dean, A. ID. Allen,
Dennis Harvey, Macon Trezevant, j.
G. Neelv, Robert Galloway, Hugh Fer.
ran, Ed Oliver, julius Behr, o. ii.
Taylor.
Ninth Ward.-A. T. Hayden, George
B. Love, Mike 0'Neil, Mike Haggerty
Tenth lVdrd.-Frank Davis, Fred
Nutzell, John Strehl, VIM. Clapp,
Lewis Jehl, p. Fitzgerald, Mike O'Neil,
First District j. A. Murray, @. NJ,
Stewart, J. G. McCalla, S. F. Raymond,
]. II. Barrett.
Seth District,-Dr, Riley Taylor, Sam
King, V. l.. Scruggs.
Seventh District, Bdrtleu.-H. j. Will.
Jams, j. G Ellis, f. J. Watson, j. M
Jackson, j. +. Cochran.
Eighth District.-B. f. Kimbrough
II. S. Griffin, II, T. Brogg, W. ID. HON,
r. l. Jones.
Ninth District N. M. Alsup, S. V.
Gregory, N. j, Justice, DIR. Stuart and
one other.
Tenth District, Colliervilis j. M. Nc.
Donsl, H. Irby, B. G. Coopwood, j. d.
Reid, j. A. Perkins, w. r. Harrell, r.
i. Cash. A. G.. Yates.
Eleventh. DiStrict.-G. X. Strickland
j. L. Ccopwood, A. O'Neil, G. j.
Hanes, G. r. Tuggle.
Thirteenth District, GrdyS Hall Pre-.
cinct.-A. B. Ellis, A. B. Elan.
Fourteenth District, -Elmwood Gem.
etery-John Overtop, John Garrett,
A. b. Bartholomew, Ed Carroll,
Charles LeClerc, Rivers Grove, John
Heinrich, HuDsdon Carey.
Fifteenth DistriCt.-Monroe Klinck,
Arch McCarver, Ben Powell, Joseph S.
Rawlings.
Eighteenth DiStriCt.--John Armistead,
W. II. Hughey, j. W. Young, Chal.
Scott.
On account OF the distance of other
districts from the city, and the lack OF
telegraph or telephone communities
ton, no report could be received.