The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-21

against odds was made here by the Amidon
forces. The odds was Willard Boone aud
the machine, which he worked in man
ner that would make Rufe Cone ashamed
of himself. Willard had terrible pull
and he pulled it for all it
was worth He really does not care much
about the ''ring" but he had two objects
in view by working with ir yesterday.
The first was to defeat Amidon and the
second was to defea: Charles Cartright so
that his friend Jim Dorsey who is running
for register OF deeds might get the ward.
Fifteen hacks were employed by the
ring to bring voters to the polls, but
with all these oddslf four or five delegates
who are in Sympathy with An1idon are on
who will vote with him id the convention
Saturday.
THE FIFTH WAHD.
The ticket representing the ring" IN
the Fifth ward was headed by VIII Glenn
aud the Amidon ticket WAS headed by
Tom Cartright a ballot fight was made
here and when the vote was
counted Cartrigh5 had As votes
to Glenn's IS The ticket. besides being
against the ring in the reorganization
Of the committee, IS supposed to be Tor
Charlie Cartwright for register OF deeds.
THE SIXTH WARD.
The 'ring" didn't get smell in this
ward 1t went strictly Amidon, and went
that way with rush. The vote, accord
to arran gements, will be equally divided
between johnson and Mo7bacher for
sheriff.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
The following is full list of the dele
gates elected:
Fifth ward delegates-S G. Babcock, D.
3. Hatfield, Will Donham, I. 3. Cart
wright, Charles Dewey, NJ. c. Miller.
Third ward delegates-Sam Hewey, B.
W. Aldrich, David Smytn. George h.
! Spencer, ". Carroll, w. McCarty, 5. L.
| Gilbert, B. B. Herndon, H. Wrenchey. j.
| S. Macauley c. Hartman, j. n Haymaker,
w. r. Hewey. w. o. Morgan, B. o.
Graves, W. L Osborn.
! Second ward delegates-Thomas u
| Fitch, Peter Getto, l.. A. DEAN, George
van Werdeu, T. J. NARROW, julius I'm
norman, viii Beatty. Al Sargent, G. A.
Murphy James w. Gillespie, George NJ
Dickson, Carl Hibarger, j. X. Elliott, }.
h Albert, George p. Locke, Il. L. Bean.
First ward delegates-S. b. Amidon
Robert Carson, j. NJ. Leveridge, W. B.
Gibbony, d. A. McCandless, A. j. Christ
man, Charles Daniels, ID. A. McNicols, r..
! J. Schwartz, Albert Friend, George +.
Whitlock, Charles Morgan, Warren Smith,
| R. w. Williams. w. NJ. Holland.
Sixth Ward Delegates-M. S. Human
James Burton, NJ. B. Ransom, NJ L.
Thomas, Pat McCarty, William Gould
| John Herrlck.
| Fourth Ward Delegates-Henry Einbaus
A. w Mccoy, w. Ii. Boone. B. r. Hite,
| f. W. Moore, David Ross, Wilson Myers,
w. X. Clifford, j. p. Miller, G. S. Wilson
o. Mulvey, j. L. Jacobs, C. G. Rodolph
Frank Bulla, John NJ. Moore, ID. c.
Riggs.
I Mossbacller and johnson are both claim
| Ing majority of the city delegates
The faction fight viii be carried into the
convention. The ring" still has hopes OF
success, for when they saw yesterday how
tHlnSS "CiC S,Oiiis, VhCt SUM- tSANSAShiS W
all their pets in the country to get on the
delegations, sure. Having lost the city
they now rely on the country. The country
is Sam Amidon's long suit and Tom Fitch
| is daisy if he can get It,
Ike Fifth ward knocked out a mighty
good man when they defeated Henry
Glenn's delegation, but what Henry lost
in his own ward he made up in the Firs1
ward. 1t is coincidence that the man
that Knocked him out lost his own ward.
or at least the majority of it.
Jim Dorsey will try and heal the sore be-
tween the Third and Fourth wards, but
he is mighty lucky if he does not lose in
the deal Some of his delegates In the
Third ward Go not like the way he is
working with Willard Boone.
Three townships from the country heard
from last night. elected delegates favor
able to Mosbacher.
Last nights primary election was big
thing for the stalwarts. DIR. Burrows
watched it with interest and estimates
that it was worth 800 votes to the straight
Democratic ticket.