The Washington critic., 1888-04-04
LAST NIGHTS rRIsIAnIEs.
Results of the Democratic Elections for
Delegates.

Results OF the OemOCfnttc Elections Tor
Delegates.
At the Democratic primary elections for
delegates TO the District Convention last
night in the legislative districts of the
city the following were choson
First District VIM. II. A. Rose, John
Berry, W. c. Thompson; alternates, l..
n. Allen and Thomas Reardon.
Second District--Dr. Henry Darling,
Robert T.. l.. White and Andrew Lips
comb; altornatcs, George w White and
Edwin NJ Knight
Third District-J NJ Waters, VIM II
Manoguc and z. Maher altcrnatcs, John
Curtin aud 4. V. Onutt.
Fourth District--J. llndley Doyle Ar
thur Small and II. r, Burrows; alternates,
John McKcnna aud Charles A. Kramer.
Fifth District-B. Kilmartin, H. Con-
nors and W. H. G. Bailey: alternates 4
H. O'Bicn aud Il. +. Pumphrey.
sixth District DR. w. q, Baldwin, j.
Maury Dove and Nelson II. Duyall: alter.
mates, Thomas Cogan and Powell Gu'
ham.
Seventh District-N. a. Poole, John
Boyle and S. IL. Bacon. No alternatcs
Eighth Disttict-T. Y. Noonan, T. l..
Davis and Frank Freeman; altemitcs,
Clint Robinson and j. r. Unsworth.
Ninth District-Ifenry Thornc, Charles
X rpuse and l.. H. Fisher. No altcrnates.
Tenth District 49, George II. be Bar,
George A. Davidson and Arthur l.. Camp
bell Hlternutcs, Charles \. Senseney and
Samuel T.. Portner
Eleventh District -ljcniamin Il. Lloyd,
A. s. Dent and Il. j Butler; alternatcs,
John Whitaker and +. III. Mclaughlin,
Twelfth nis;rict-E. f. Buckley, q. W.
Darrnnd j Rutherford; altcrnates, Henry
l. q ,is mud w H. Iitilptqu
Thirteenth Disirici-Georgc I. stewart,
j. Fred. Kelley and Jumcs Ward; alter
Mates, Thomas IL. Young and John l..
Burkhardt.
Fourteenth Disuict-W. II. Mohlcr,
Julius IIughlc and y. u. Whitney; alter
mates, L. II Krailt and Frank Brohlcr
Fifteenth nistrict-Nu cluire
Sixteenth District - Edward Hughes,
james Hughes and Charles &. Beveridge;
alternates W. II Brown and Joseph
Marinclli
Seventeenth District - Jackson Yates,
Thomas Kelly and II. &. McCmley; alter.
mates, Ell. j Lynch pnd c. A. Hammer.
Eighteenth District wv. H. Dunn, $. S.
McCaulcy and j. I. Clark; aItcrnates,
j. H. l4ippard and George W. lhtuer
Nineleenh pistrici-Paul Reagan, Geo.
A. Kiilecn and Z. Il. Dowcll: alternates,
Thomas Babbngtun aud John Mack,
Twentieth District Charles i. Shelton,
Edward Lynch and Dennis Cullaghan;
altornatcs, John Evans and T.. V. Rice.
Twcnty.frst pistrictA VIM Lloyd, NJ.
]. Weller and Edwin NJ. Cox; alternntes,
Vim. Martin, NJ. Marcorn and Nm. Price.
Twenty-sccond District-Frani l.. Nor
gan, BERNARD a. Mcdonnell and George
Frenchi pltmnatcss llenrys Robinson ana
Philip Hutton.
Although great interest was manifested
IN the contests, at only one place was
there disoider-in the Fifteenth District,
where no choice was made. The Norris
and Dickson factions could not agree on
achairman and judges of election, and
two polls were opened. The Dickson
side elected as delegates j. f. Collins, p,
L. Cusick and H. f. Croggan; Charles II /,
Rowe, alternate. The Norris faction
chose Mills Dean, c. A. Ball and Mr.
Stolpp; altematcs, Messrs Walter and
KloiZ. The convention will have to'set-
tie the dispute.
In the Seventeenth District tile polls
were closed at $40. The minority claim
thai number were prevented from
voting, and will contest the result.
AS to thcresult of the elections nothing
can be known definitely until the first
ballot is taken tomorrow night. 1t Is the
general impression that Wm. Dickson
will be chosen delegate and that Law
renee Gardner Is the next strongest.