Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-14

choice. II resulted. Bolan, 6; Wagner,
"a; Beatty, %; Faupel, IS; MeHenry, 4;
Wright, 4; Warnock, 5.
The second ballot stood: Wagner, q;
Beatty, 26; Faupel, 2s; McHenry, /; War
mock, 2.
Third ballot: Wagner, 25; Beatty, q;
Faupel, 80; Warnock, 2.
Fourth ballot: Wagner, "a; Beatty, 10;
Faupel, So; Warnock, /.
On the fifth ballot Mr.. Faupel received
80; Wagner, 27; Beatty, 16; Warnock, z.
Sixth ballot: Faupel, 40; Wagner, 20;
Beatty, IL.
Seventh ballot Faupel, 41;Wagener, 81;
Beatty, IL.
Eighth ballot: Faupel, 80; Wagener, 30;
Beatty, 10.
On the ninth ballot Mr. Faupel was nom
mated, receiving 50, 20 % Wagner and 4
for Beatty. The nonsination was made
unanimous, amid shouS Of .Fauper' and
wild cheers. The nominee appeared, and
returned his thanks for the honor con-
ferred. EH =
RECORDER.
Edward Boggs, of fColerain, James Wiley,
of Kirkwood, Taylor Mansfield, ofGoshen,
VIM, L. Cooke, of Pease; Miles Hart, OF
Smith, James II. Mcconnell, of Warren,
Lewis G.. Wright, of Goshen, and George
Mitchell, of Colerain, were named for this
office.
The first ballot resulted: Boggs, s.;
Mansfield, 4; Cooke, 10; Hart, IL; Moon
nell, %; Wright, %; Mitchell, 4; Wiley, 5.
The second ballot stood: Boggs, a; Mans
field, 6; Wiley, l; Cooke, Z; Hart, 10; Nc
Conneli, %; Wright, 81; Mitchell, 3.
The fourth ballot stood: Boggs, B; Wiley,
o.; Mansfield, 6; Cooke, z; Hart, 2, Nc
Connell, 20; Wright, 35; Mitchell,2.
The fifth ballot was preceded by the
withdrawal of Mr.. Cookies name. The
voting resulted: Wright, A; Mansfield,
4; Mitchell, 1; Mcconnell, %; Wiley, l.
The nomination of Mr.. Wright was made
unanimous OH motion OF Mr.. Eaton, OF
Barnesville.
COMMISSIONER.
For this Office there were placed in nom
ination James McCOmas, of Colerain,.
close neighbor of Mr.. Cope, the Republic
can candidate for the same Office. Albert
Lawrence named Hon. David Wagner.
Henry Landkrohn, of Pultney; John A.
Netf, of Richland; Henry Stidd, OF Wayne,
and Nathaniel Taylor, of Wheeling, were
also named.
The first ballot resulted: McComas, pa;
wagener, Z; Landkrohn, 15; Neff, g.;
Stidd, 9; Taylor, %. ,
On the second ballot McComas. received
81, WAGNER !, Landkrohn II, Nefr 9,
Stidd and Taylor 2l.
Messrs. Taylor and Stidd withdrew their
names before the third ballot was taken,
and when the result was announced it was
seen that McComas received "a, LandSrohn
7 and Neff 3. The result was received
with applause, and the nomination was
made unanimous.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
For the f;ti! term, H. W. Bigley, of Tn
ion; James X. Murphy, of Kirkwood;
Nathaniel Taylor, of York; William Park
inson, OF Richland, and John S. Smith, OF
Richland, were named.
The ballot resulted: Bigley, "a; Muir
ply 3; Taylor, 30; Smith, 0; Parkinson, g.
On the next ballot, Mr.. Taylor was NOM
mated, receiving 81 votes to Bigley's 20,
and ParkinsOn's 3 The nomination was
made unanimous
For the short term, IL. W. Bigley re-
ccived 76 votes to for Mr.. Parkinson.
The nomination was made unanimous
amid applause and laughter.
CORONER.
For this Office Thomas Carr, of Warren,
and Levi Jones, of Pease, were named.
Mr.. Carr's name was withdrawn and Mr.
Jones was nominated by acclamation.
This completed the ticket, and the Con-
ventiOn adjourned.
The Central Committee will meet at st.
Clairsville next week, on a day to be here
after announced.