The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-11

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ballots had been cast and then follow
by counting the ballots in the box. Bob
Davis at once objected and insisted that
the ballots should first be counted and
If there was more than the number OF
men who had voted, the surplus num-
ber was to be thrown aside Mr.. Fisk
submitted, but declared that If there
were any irregularities some one would
get in trouble.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
In the Fifth district the Democratic
forces supported the machine head of
the ticket, and James @. Mccormack
for the Assembly.
CAREY AHEAD IN THE FIRST.
In the Greenville section the Demo-
cratic primaries We're very orderly, and
in only one precinct the rival forces
clashed. This was in the Third precinct
where James Woodmency was out afer
the scalp of Robert Carey. Mr.. Wood
mency objected to several persons who
voted and Mr.. Carey's watchers who
were on hand only succeeded in having
the votes tailed after a hot argument.
The Carey faction carried the precinct
by large majority All the other pre-
cincts were quiet.
FLEMING CARRIES THE SIXTH.
In the Sixth district there was a live
ly contest for the Assembly nomination
between Teddy Carroll and Pierce j.
Fleming. The reform ticket ran along
merrily, but by the time the old Demo-
cratic war horses from north of the Erie
tracks had finished voting it was buried
beneath a blizzard of Stevens, O'Don-
nell tickets. Fielder was cut and slash
ed in an amusing and gratifying man
ner. Garrick ran far ahead of him.
1t is conceded by CAROLS suppor-
ters that Fleming won. Everybody is
satisfied and a hard fight will be made
for Fleming If he is to be the nominee. A
heavy vote was polled and although
there was considerable excitement no
disturbances occurred.
Some idea of the strife between the
constituents of Teddy Carroll and Flem-
ing may be CLEANED from the knowledge
that Thomas Dolan, of No eS7 Humboldt
street, Brooklyn, is lying in the City
Hospital suffering from a brutal drub-
bing, administered by a half dozen OF
Fleming's workers, who suspected him OF
being a repeater in Carrolls interests
DOlaH anu HIS UTOlIlGI JOlil " tliS
city last night to visit cousin named
Sullivan, who keeps a saloon on Pa
vonia avenue. At ten o'clock they start
ed to go home. At the foot of Pavonia
avenue six men surrounded them and
accused them of being repeaters.
Before being given an opportunity to
explain that they We're strangers in the
city, the gang set upon them. John man.
aged to get away, but his less fortunate
brother was beaten into insensbility.
The police were notified of the assault
and James Delury, of No. 142 Pavonia
avenue; John Flynn, of No. 557 Grove
street, Frank Connell, of No. 322 Sixth
street; Joseph Craven, of No. 437 Grove
street, Frank Madigan and Frank Hague,
of No. S22 Grove street, were arrested.
They were arraigned before Justice
Potts this morning and held in $500 to
await the result of Dolan's injuries.
FIFTH DISTRICT INDEPENDENTS.
The Young Mems Independent Club Of
the Fifth Assembly district has organ
lied with membership of seventy five,
and cordially invites all young men TO
attend it's meeting on Friday; October II
at eight o'clock, at its headquarters, No.
346 Second street.
OOLORED STATE COMMITTEE MEET
A meeting of the regular State Com
mittee of Colored Men, appointed by the
the rooms OF the Eclectic Club. No. 1
North Broad street, Trenton, at P. NJ,
on Wednesday, October "a.
The members of the committee from