The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-11
THE REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
Tho l,e.t coun, Gives Nir. Hubbard ,

were held In the various districts in the
county Saturday, beginning at . p. IN.
and closing at ! in the country districts,
and beginning at 0 aud closing at Sin the
city. In Fulton precinct Of Washing.
ton district no election WAS held, owing
to neglect or Il misunderstanding. The
result was that very few OF the kepubli.
licans Of that precinct voted, those who
did having TO walk ovcr 10 the First
ward and vote ut tbs Vigilant engine
house.
The vote wGs not 30 largo rs was OK.
pec,ed. though very fair. There waa no
organized contest for the county delcga.
ton, and tho %reBuIt, MS 1t affects candi.
dates for the various offices, cannot even
be conjecture1. All tho candidates for
County Clerk are encouraged to believe
that they arc in good condition to win.
The result as to the Congressional del.
cgution 10 also disputed. Some OF Captain
Dovencr's friends claim twenty delegates
out Of the fifty for him, and some OF MIR.
Hubbard'G partiaans claim forty for him.
In Madison district the issue WIS square.
ly made, and tho names OF the Congress.
ionai candidates printed on the tickets.
Captain Dovener's delegates were elect.
cd by somewhat over thirty majority.
Tho Island gave the Hubbard delegates
mujorities, but the Second ward gave the
opposition larger majorities. or the
Richie delegation 1t is said on good au.
thority that one IL Cot man with Hub.
bard as second choice. one a Dovener
manaudthc others noncommi,tal, with d
leaning toward Hubbard. So far as can
be told there are three Of four other
DoyeuCr delegates, with Liberty district
to hear from.
In Il ortwo districts there were side
issues which created contests OF q per.
Bonal character, not affecting the result
in It's bearings or tho nomination. The
nominations ior district offices are good
ones. In Msdison one OF The candidates
for constable, Mr.. Mendel, declined, and
tho voters endorsed Alonzo St. Myers for
the Office.
The Richie district vote was not
counted till 8 4. IL. yesterday morning.
Following ID Il list OF those elected for
the two conventions and other posi-.
tions in the various districts:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
County Conventional. W. Humph.
reys, William Heller, Z. NJ. Jones,
Geerge Zoeckler, Jr., (Fulton) Alex. Nc.
Connaha, Rudolph ShatTer, Jr., William
Cots, q. A. banner, Isaac Boeard (Ful.
tom, A. G.. Wagner (Fulton).
Congressional Convention-C. J. Raw.
ling, Henry Seamon, Hugh Sterling,
Jacob kiudleberger, G. A. banner.
County Commissioner-Jacob Kirdle-
berger.
School Commissioner-C. +. Ulrich.
MADISON DISTRICT.
County Convention-Hugo L. Loos,
Capt. Robert Cowan, Alex D. Maxwell,
W. Z. Williams, ]. II. Dehmel, IL. P.
McGregor, @. E. Irwin, Henry F. Jones,
A. Il. Forgey, Myron Hubbard.
Congressional Convention-Gco. w.
Robinson, N. A. Noble, Hamilton Davis,
Jame5 Rine, Hugo Loos.
County Commissioner-H. G. Nc.
Gregor.
School Commissioners-samuel S.
Bloch, Myron Hubbard.
Constables-W. 7. Heron, A. st.
Myers.
County Committeemen-Geo. Wise,
Fl. @. Richards.
CLAY DISTRICT.
County Conyention-Frenk T. Woods.
Charles ~liarbruck, Edmund +. Booking,
Samuel Brubaker, DR.. r. J. Reed, Charles
Bailey, Harry Mcclure, George Hollinger,
James Bodley, William Robh, A. II.
Britt, VIM. II. Halter.
Observation-Disclosures Pollock, ].
W. Grub, John Bodiey, Vim. McCor.
mick, Dr.. s. l.. Jepson.
Commissioned. B. Dobbins.
School Commissioner-Dr. John L.
Dickey.
UNION DISTRICT.
County Convention-Abram Stamm,
NJ. Fitzpatrick, Jerry Meade, James Nc.
Gujgap, Charles Allen, G. G. Mckown,
Herman wicker, al Redman, Thomas
G. Britt, Randolph Butts.
Congressional Convention - S. G.
Smith, L. L. Pratt, &. NJ. Ford, d.
Dinger, B. S. Allison.
County Commissioner - Raymond
Bauer.
School Commissioner - Randolph
Butts.
Justice Of the Peace-M. Fitzpatrick.
CENTRE, DIETRICH.
County Convention-Dayid McElree,
James Hall, W. W. Rogers, D. H. Tay..
Tor, Peter 1verson, Robert Schnell, John
Reed, Joseph Hall, G. l.. Shat, D.
kliener.
Congressional Convention George
Harkins, T. G. Motlatt, Charles Reed,
Peter lverson, N. E. Whitaker.
County Commissioner-John Roc.
mer.
School Commissioncr-John r. Pipes.
Justice OF the Pcace-W: W. Rogers.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
County Conventional. G. F. Ebel.
William Frohmc, John Cummins,
William Fl. Travis, Henry Schmulbach,
Jacob Refer, William Kemp, William
Shields, Samuel johnson, DR.. II. G.
Brannon.
Delegates to Congressional Con.
vention-John Cummins, Chas. Moore,
$. !. Brice, William Kemp, Gustaye
County Commissioned. c. F. Ebe-
School Commissioner-Gustaye Me.
dick.
Justice OF :he Peace-Joseph Doyler,
Executive Committeeman Frank
Constable-J. Il. Larue.
MTcHlE DISTRICT.
County Convention-Charlcs Kettler.
Il. Freese, Albert Dram, William
e. Blon, Thomas Dawson, William 7.
Charles Eschstruth, John w,
Schullze, DR.. W. Il. Stathers, Jacob
Honicker.
Congressional Convention - Charles
Craig, Joseph 3. Freese, William Fl,
Blon, William knoke, Frank Edele,
County Commissioner-Adolph Fritz.
School T5ustee-A. ]. Schultze.
Justice-J.A Ankle.
Constable-Louis Nolte.
Member Of County Committee-Wil-
liam II. Blon.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
County COMMISSIONER. ]. McCol.