Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
DEMOCRATS VOTE
Results Of Yesterdays Primaries Throughout
the County.
The SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
For County Commissioner, School Commits
siOner and Delegates
TO The COUNTY CONVENTION.


passed off very successfully, and vast
deal of interest was manifested in the re-
suit in the various districts. Numbers OF
workers surrounded the different polls and
worked for their favorite candidates as dill
gently and untiringly as beavers. The in
terest manifested was unusual for prima-
ries. and crowds collected at the voting
places anxious to hear the result of the
voting, last evening The result is pretty
generally satisfactory as far as can be
learned and will be found below in full.
Triadelphia is the only one of the country
districts heard from in full.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
For County Commissioner - Michael
Stein, at Vigilant engine house, IT'S; Full
ton, g.; total 242. VIM. Nichols, engine
house, 7s; Fulton, 8; total 81. Michael
Edwards, engine house, 46; Fulton, 3; to-
tai 49, This dominates Mr.. Stein.
For School COMMISSIONER. &. Harrell,
176; w. A. Wilson, lis. Mr.. Harrell is
the nominee.
For Justice of the Peace-Ralph Ankle,
engine house, 27l; Fulton, %; total 296.
No opposition.
Delegates to County Con ventlon-
Louis Zoeckler, engine house, l34; Fulton,
Sc; total, 200 Samuel Kuglen, engine
house, l22; Fulton, 62; total, lS4. Patrick
Kenney, engine house, l22; Fulton, 6O;
total, lS2. John Loomis, engine house,
1O7; Fulton, 7; total, ia. John NJ. Shorts,
engine house, sS; Fulton, IL; total, 80.
John E. Ebert, engine house, 105. Joseph
p. Foose, engine house, SO. Chas. Hoff.
man, engine house, 81. +. Reister, engine
house, 54. Timothy O'Leary, engine
house, 80 John Bachtler, engine house,
25 James Bogard, engine house, 6; Full
ton, -; total, IL.
Total vote-Engine house, 3O4; Fulton,
80.
MADISON DISTRICT
For County Commissioner. Elwood
Hughes 2S3; no opposition.
For School COmmissioner-Dr. f. G..
Myers, ga; no opposition.
Delegates to County Convention-Chas-
Copp, 255; J. S. Naylor, 100; August Mat
thews, 1877; Albert Capps, LOOT. =. Shall !
cross 50; NJ. l.. Wright, 1O2.
CLAY DISTRICT.
For County Commissioned. +. Carroll,
POI.
For School Commissioner-Dr A. +.
Stifel, 211.
For Justice of the Peace-Geo. Mathe.
son, ST., POI.
Delegates to the County Convention-J.
o. Pendleton, lis; +. p. JepSon, ia; NJ.
J. O'Kane, 80; John J. Frese, 81; John
Ziegenfelder, 63; VIM. V. Hoge, AZ; W. b.
Howell, AZ; II. d. Bayha, IS.
UNION DISTRICT.
For County Commissioner-James Nc
Ginley, 223; John w. Boring, 2l4; James
NJ. Ewing, \. Mr.. Mckinley is nomi
mated
School COMMISSIONER. X. Acker 437
no opposition.
For Justice of the Peace--W. II. Davis
80; no opposition.
Delegates to County COnvention-AleS
Young, 257; Fred Happy, 26S; Richard
Robertson, 2O7; J. NJ. Doddridgc, 1876
Henry A. Foster, 10; Denis O'Keefle, 13l
| p. +. Terrell, 81; Frank Smith 40.
CENTER DISTRICT.
For County COmmissiOner--John Myle>
80; John VOeckler, Sr., 26; Andrew NJ
! Hamilton IL. Mr.. Myles is nominated.
| For School COmmiSsOner-Georg G.
Hannah, long term, six years, 40; John
Waterhouse, four years, ll9; Charles l.,
Davis, two years, 1l9.
For Justice of the Peace--M. w. Amick
AZ; Adam Blum 81; A. r. McCahan 2G;
G. l.. Richards /. Amick and Blum nom
mated.
Delegates to County nvention-Thos.
ThOner 1Ol; Andrew G. StOetzer, 81
John VoeCkler, Jr., 81; Joseph Barum, A.
Fred Meyers, 80; Jas. II. McMechen, Il.
For County Constablc-Wm. Lauchlin,
81; Martin Kraft, 50; c. T. Richards, ..
Lauchlin and Kraft nominated.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
| FOrCOunty COmmissioner-FrankG Cruise,
20; VIM. NJ. Handlan, 49, G.. Pickett,
40 Mr. Cruise nominated
For School COMMISSIONER. c. Miller,
1913; scattered votes, 3.
Delegates to County COnventiOn-Johu
II. Whyte, 339; John Lane, 299; Gregory
Warner, 159; Patrick Weir, 1870; Patrick
Gavin, llS; VIM. II. Shafer, ll6; Andy
Shears, 50; John Scott, G3; John Weisgerber,
! 70; Thomas Carney, %; James Haley, 40:
Charles FurlOugh, ~.
Total vote polled, 52l.
RICHIE DISTRICT.
For County COmmissiOner-Adam Sto
ker, l5l; no opposition.
For School OmmissiOner-Joseph Hy.
dinger, IS; c. d. J. Bingell, II; William
Boles, AZ. Bingell nominated.
Delegates to County Convention-Mich,
ael j. Finley, 1879; James Menkemeyer
1876; Simon Haley, 127; Joseph Hydinger
16; Henry Boelke, 7; William Wellington
10; Adam Helrinel, 8; Henry Allen, 13
Total votes polled, l5S.
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
For County COmmissioner-W. II. TYLER,
227; ID. NJ. Thornburg, 1856; Tyler nomi-
mated.
Delegates to County Convention-Lewis
SteenrOd, 224; John Helfenbine, 213; John
Robinson, POI; John Pfarr, 167; W. ii.
Waddle, $50; William Mcconnell. 155.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Only one precinct, No. J., of this district
was heard from, the vote standing as fol.
lows:
For County COmmissioner-John W.
Nichols, 30; John W. McCulloch, 81.
Delegates to County Conventional. NJ.
McCOlloch SO; j. L, Sawtelle 81; Il. NJ.
Lazear So.
The vote from the @ Their precincts and
that of Liberty district could not be ascer.
tanned last evening.
As far as learned, the following dele
gates will meet in convention at the Court
House Monday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Washington District-Louis Zoeckler.
Samuel Kuglen, Patrick Kenney.
Madison District-Charles Copp, J. S.
Naylor, August Matthews.
Clay District-John o. Pendleton, F. p.
JepsOn, NJ. j. OKane.
Union District-Alex. Young, Fred Hap
Ply, Richard Robertson.
Centre District-Tbos. Thoner, Andrew
c. stoetzer, John Voeckler, Jr.
Webster District-JOhn Fl. WHITE. John
Lane, Gregory Warner.
Rifchie District Michel I,:.I.