The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07
DEMOCRATIC SUGGESTIONS
FOR the Two Brauohss of Council Mad
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FOR the Two Brauohss of Council Made
Last Evening.
The Democratic suggestion meetings
in the various wards were held last
evening, excep! in the First ward.
Some Of tile wards named good men,
some named the other kind, and in some
the result was decidedly mixed. Fol-
lowing is the result by wards:
FIRST WARD.
The Democrats Of the First ward met
Monday night and suggested the follow
ing candidates to be voted for at the
primaries on thel0lh inst:
First Branch-ArC Harrell.
Second Branch Dennis 0'Lsary,
Louis Zoeckler, Frank Thallman, Eu-
gene Deiters, John S. Kenney, Charles
Kline and Frederick Frederick.
Executive Committeeman John
Koch.
SECOND WARD.
In the Second ward, John A. White
was chosen chairman and A. 6. Had
Itch secretary, and the following sug.
gestions were made:
First BranCh-M. j. 0'Kane and
George Arkls.
Second, Branch-Albert G. Hadlich, AL.
bert Capps. Frank p. Jepson, August
Matthews, George busch, Richard Mans
field and John S. Welty.
For Executive Committeeman.-Al.
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B. Crawford, Richard Mansfield, August
Matthews and Robert Sims.
THIRD WARD.
The Third ward meeting was held al
the office OF Justice William II. Davis
aud was well attended by representative
Democrats. julius Pollack acted as
chairman and Thomas 0'BrieD, jr., as
Secretary. The following ticket waE
named:
First Branch-Thoma9 o'B,ien and
Louis F. Stilel.
Second Branch-Henry Robrecht, D,
W. Frame, Robert SGhumanp, Allan
Brock, Gibson Lamb, George Merchant
and c. w. Brockunier.
William D. English was named fol
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FOURTH WARD.
The Fourth ward meeting was held il
the police court room, and Hon. John
Colcoran presided. The following nameE
we're suggested:
For the First branch OF Council-Fred
Happy, L L. Potts, Frank Smith.
Second Branch-El Robertson, Viii
liam A. StoeiGar, Peter Hoe, P. l.. Kim
berly, a. 7. Young, James Mckinley,
Henry D. Bayha, John Brill, P. n No
Bile, Michael Hea!ne, John Gompers.
Executive Committee-Charles B.
Reilly and Andrew Mckinley.
FIFTH WARD.
For the Fifth ward the following sug
geBlioDs were made:
First Branch = August 81. Wiede'
busch.
Second Branch-M. B, Bailey, Angus
Warneke, James Fllap, Harry Rumble
A. NJ. Hamilton and Oscar Seeley.
Executive Committeeman - Daniel
Hughes.
SIXTH wARb.
In the Sixth ward Henry Schenk was
President and William Manion, Score
tary. The following we're named;
For the First Branch-H. B. Caldwell
Patrick Weir, John Coleman, John
PraCht.
Second Branch-C W. Kreiter, Thomas
Weitzel, Thomas DevIin, John Lanahan
W. ". Irwin, Peter Stanton, Ed Duffy,
Ed Dewire, John Wilkey, Frank Wal
tiers, John Gallaher, n. @. Reister, jr.,
Ed Wilde, ]. NJ. Carney, ]. I. 0'Malley,
Thomas Kilteen, Charles Myer, Charles
GilligaD, Martin Flynn, A. W. KempIe,
JIG Whyte, ST., Joseph Nolte.
Executive Committee-C. W. KreiterI
John Duly and John Weir.
SEVENTH WARD.
The seventh ward meeting was held at
the Island hose house, with r. S. Kin
cheloe as chairman and Charles Lukens
Gs secretary. The suggestions were as
followsi
First Branch-John s. Naylor.
Second BranCh-J. B. Shepard, Henry
Uthman and E!wood Eughes.
EIGHTH WARD.
In the Eighth ward the meeting was
held at Teutonia hall. James McCor'
mick was chairman, and the following
suggestions were made:
First Branch-Charles Horstman.
Second BranCh-Hsrman Bentz, Rich
ard HumeB, William Rose, Henry
Lewedag, Charles Landkrohn, Alex.
audes KutcheGIski and William Lantry,
Executive Committeeman-Herman
BentZ and Andrew Fischer.