The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06

latter the street for several yards on either
side OF the poll was almost blockaded b,
vehicles and men.
As reported at the Democratic head
quarters, the result was as follows, but NJ
man can iareshadow the nominations from
the complexion OF the delegations:
First Ward-Executive committeeman
A. Walsh. Delegates, John J. Shea, f
ID. Mccarthy, James Walsh, Walter Law
less, John T. Walsh, James Cox, p. Gala
han, Thomas McKeon. Dave Hammer Nj
Mcmahon, William Higgins, Louis Sam
bucetti, +. j. Bannon, Robert Dalton, p
Enright James O'Donnell, John Walsh
A. Johnson, Dave Wurtzberger, VIII
Cregan, Owen Reilly, Thomas Stanton
Total vote cast, 4S7.
Second Ward-Executive committee
man, w. p. Shea. Delegates: T. ]. Bar
chus, Tom I. Taylor, Mike Madden, Wal
ter Burke, Bob Doherty. w. &. Cannon
Joe Latting, Charles Wurtzburger, John
Connors, J. V. Savage, Charles Richards
w. Il. Ryan, Mike Wolf, Martin Cohen
Charles Dux, Thomas Garvey. Total vote
cast, 470.
Third Ward Executive committeeman
John j. Duffy. Delegates Hill
II. b. Carroll, John ii. Leslie, W. /. Yopp,
John S. Toof, G.. w. Metcalf, J. Z. Ed.
mondson, Robert T.. Lee, Sam Slayer, J. +.
| Wolf, ID. +. Jet, +. b. Jones, Ben Hirsch,
Robert Richardson, Louis Ginocchio, +.
| w. Moews, Ben Koerper, A. Frost, j. b.
Gothelf, w. L. Hancock, +. NJ. Griffith,
Fred Zeigler, James Algeo, Sim Barinds,
Will Fay, II. Kupferschmidt, AL Beer,
John ii. Wright, A. ID. Stainback, VIM.
Murray, Jack Leonard, James DAILY, VIM.
Groves, I. A. Ryan. Total vote cast, 5S7.
Fourth Ward-Executive committeeman
w. A. FAIRIES. Delegates-W. S. Bruce,
w. A. FAIRIES, G. ID. Raine, ii. NJ. Nelly,
Phil. Fransiola, Q. X. Pollard, Il. Slayer,
n. Bach, Henry Luehrman, Mike Burke,
VIM. Marshall, Pat Eagan, DIR. q. w.
Overall, Stanley J. King, J. d. Barkdull,
Hays Clark, Geo. Rowden, w. Mclean,
J. A. Creeden, T.. Straub, NJ Harker, W.
A. Smith, Ed. Moon, VIM. Hicks, M. J..
Blessing, II. +. Walsh, Phil. Dwyer, John
Leonard. II. X. Douglass, w. II. Carroll
John Tnbucco and Nat. Graves.
Fifth Ward-Martin Kelly, John Miller,
Charles Gallina, X. T.. League, Robert
Elliott, James Cleary, VIM. DAILY. Exec
utive Committeeman, l.. Il. Goodwin. To-
tai vote cast. 220.
Sixth Ward-Executive committeeman,
J. w. Alley J. 4. jefferson, Dave Geus-
burger, Robert Lee, S. NJ. Rodgers. ID.
Casey. III. ilartie, ;. Cuneo, :. A. Pool,
John Massey, T. l.. Risk, Stacker Lee,
Smith Davis, John Roper, VIM. Phillips,
Gus. Fleming, George Borner, Ben.
Kemphousc, George Burke, J. w. Alley,
John McNichols, Henry Wilson, w. +.
Kennedy.
seventh ward-w. J. Crawford. J. NJ.
Goodbar, W. Il. Armour, w. II. Kenne
day, n. H. Camp, +. NJ. Nelson, q. W.
Miller Forexecutiye committeeman, X. b.
Armour.
Eighth Ward--For executive committee
man, i. Il. Edginton. Delegates, j. n.
Falls, j. Z. Nicely, Walter Jones, sam
llirsch, VIM. Dean, II. n. Towner, f.
w. Scruggs, +. Zimmerman, VIM. Staples,
J. i. Rose, Fred Schmidt, Louis Bam-
berger. Harrie Glennic. Total vote cast,
557.
Ninth Ward Executive committeeman.
Pat Carlin. Delegates, Mike O'Neal, All
Hayden, j. V. Slusser, Ed Dryer
Total vote cast, 270.
Tenth Ward - Committeeman, Steve
Fitzgerald. Delegates Ross, John
Fitzpatrick, Lewis Hester, Charles Jehl.
T.. w. Clapp, II. Rocco, William Dngan,
Pony Saunders. Total vote cast, 372.
Fifth ict-Committeeman Y. lief
fcrman. Delegates: &. Baccgalupo, Ed
Thorn, George ;. lergcr. Total vote cast,
III.
Fourteenth ct-Committeeman, A.
J. Harris. Delegates, John Ovcrton, IT,,
lIunsdon Cary, Frank Ellis, w. l.. MYERS,
A. II. Bartholomew. Robert Snowdcn, A.
II. Naccaro, Al llallowcl. Geo Il. Fleece.
80 I
Crosby John II. Cooke.
Fifteenth Disirict-N. II. Givin, l.. De.
mankey. John Obealc. William LaCroix.
Committeeman, Monroe Klink.
Sixteenth District Delegates, II. s.
Scrurgs, W. l.. Harvey, j. l.. Haynic,
Committeeman, w. l.. Harvey.
Eighteenth District-J. J. Sink, Toncy
Casonetia, ]. W. Young, u. i. lowery
and j. I. Hclmcs. Executive Committee.
man, J. W. Young.
THE RESULT
Of the election, as indicated by the above
returns iorvshadows u sweeping victory for
Joe Williams for county trustee, he having
carried every precinct in the city and
country. In all the wards the triumph OF
Williams WIS decisive, but in the Fourth
ward, where Bradley was strongest, there
was tho yeriiablc battle ground. There
the most experienced fighters concentrated
cirstrength, aud there was wagcd mem.
orable battle. On the Bradley side the lead
cs were Sam HAYS, Frank farrnbec, Nick
Malaiesta, Ben Marsh and last. but not
least 10y largo majority, Walter Tolbcrt.
Opposing them wcrc w. II. Gates, John J.
Raggio and Gilbert u. Rainc, who bore
the brunt OF the battle. with assistance
IRON volunteers whose names the reporters
did not learn. When the votes were all
counted the Williams men werc surprised
10 learn that they had carried the ward
by majoitics ranging from two 10 fourteen.
~ TO TnE suRIEvALTY
the result IL somewhat mixed. McCmyer
carried the bulk Of the FirSt and Second
wards, O'llayor the bulk OF the Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth and
Tenth wards, Mcl.cndon the Seventh aud |
n sprinkling OF votes In every other ward
Of the city. Tho country holds the key
70 the situation. II a majority Of
the country delegates vote for O'Ilaycr
hc will be the nominee. II a
large majority Of them 20 for McIendcn,
he will be able 20 draw enough votes from |
to 20 through. McCarvcr Is not |
in the race and his supporters will doubt |
less leave him after the first ballot, unless |
there Is n prospect Of deadlock. Tho |
seems 10 favor Ollavcr, but |
speculation Is lido until the hrst ballot Ia
cnst