The herald., 1894-10-23
| THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES,
A Mixed-Up State of Things
Revealed.
AIN de Ate" the Weber and Caucus
Ticket Wins Easily.
A Holly Cotested Election in Each
Ward and n Lnrge Vote Polied.
The Results Given and
Conmsnt

wards OF this city yesterday were the
most hotly contested OF any in the his
tory of tbs city. not excepting the mem-
orsble contest in 1888.
In the Third, Fourth and Seventh
wards the intsrest was intenss.
In the First ward the caucus won
withou. contest. George w. Stockwell
was chosen by majority vote as tn Q
candidate for councilman end W. A.
Kennedy received the endorsement for
member OF the board Of education.
In the Second ward the caucus ticket
had no opposition. The only item of
interest during the day wac the attempt
which was made to defeat Frank Lau-
terio by scratching.
In the Third ward Doctor MACEDONIAN
had ticket headed with W. @. Furrey
with which he succeeded in beating the
opposition under the leadership OF w.
G. Bacon, with T. s. M1nson, who re-
ceived the endorsement for council.
In the Fourth ward, the straight eau.
Gus ticket won over the purity or board
OF trade ticket. 1t is unpledged for
councilman.
In the Fifth ward the contest was be-
tween II. ]. Shoulders on the one hand
and II. @. Austin and L. F. G. Klokke
for mayor. The regular caucus ticket
was divided between Austin and Klokke
and it won by large majority. Free
man G. iced is the choice of the dele
cation for the council.
In the Sixth ward the regular caucus
ticket won without contest, the only
fight being on the choice of candidate
for council. Gilbert Smith, Frank E.
Walsh, George Howard and G. T. Paul
contested the vote of the ward, Walsh
winning by 20 plurality in a total vo to
OF 359.
Thomas Bassett was endorsed for
member OF the board of education.
In the Seventh ward the whole fight
conferred on an anti-Strohm ticket.
Five hundred and twenty-nine votes
were cast and mixed ticket was
elected. Both sides claim victory, but
at q late hour the official result had not
been reached.
The Eighth ward, as was expected,
went for the snap caucus ticket of
Charles T. Webbsr. Every tough in
the ward was voted, and the Griffith
ticket was showed under, although it is
stated that it received majority of the
legal votes cast. contest on the floor
Vi Guo CUHtoHtlOu le pIoulCb6Hs
The straight caucus ticket won in the
Ninth ward, the only fight being on the
choice for council.
E. L. Blanchard received clear ma
jority OF the SOC votes caet, beating w.
l.. Webb and George Ferguson.
George W. Simonton received the en-
dorsement for member of the board OF
education.
The following are the delegates as re-
turned to F. J. Thomas, secretary OF
the city central committee:
FIRST WARD.
+. W. Steddom, W. W. Everett, A. E.
Meigs, W. H. Pierce. N. V. Gray, II. A.
Bond, Homer Kennedy, Nathan Cole.
Jr., NJ. d. Johnson, J. G. Whitaker. R.
A. Ling. ]. Fl. Barnhll, H. B. Dibble.
O. w. Walters, q. L. Hansen, F. A.
Civille, ]. s. Herwick, W. M. Haun, r.
Dobson, M. A. Piesce. W. l. Shanklin,
L. 8. Chapman, H. Beach. j. J. Mooney.
SECOND WARD.
O. E. Day, @. f. Winters, J.W. Long,
r. N. Prick, John Bradbury, D. Fargo,
NJ. E. Copeland. @. @. Bonnsll, T. M.
Lancaster. L. s. Butler, AL Crank, E. M.
Hanna. B. L. Hess, George Longlev, D.
]. Matlock. F. H. Smith, ]. R. Home.
George Willard, f. T. Hughes,
w. E. Ludlow. G. W. Grid.
ley, ). Swanberg, G. H. Sessions,
Fred J.. Fischer, George P. MoLain. W.
F. Ball, Hampton Hutton, Henry Hen
derson, ]. t. Halcomb. J. N. Gregory,
Frank Gillespie, L. P. Bandholt. F. Lau-
terio. J. Fl. W. Pattison. H. de Garmo,
J. FL. Martin, A. Stump, L. J. Scheck,
E. Bouton, w. J. Hamilton, Thomas
Goss, H, Steere, Charlea Smith, A. B.
Lawson.
THIRD WARD.
W. g. Furrey, Louis F. vetter, S. A.
Bulfnch, Charles 7. Parsons. Thomas
Pascoe, Charles Deering. +. X. Ains-
worth, Robert w. Kinney, Horace
Brown, e. A. Meserve, II. F. Hartzell,
H. A. Pierce, w. M. Garland, Charles
Elberson, G. d. Wilbur, @. F. Hunter, G.
Lawrence, E. w. Campbell, G. P. Adams,
]. w. Myers. W. H. Cook, Harry Merri.
man. J. L. Anderson. Sanford Grant, G.
MACEDONIAN, @. H. Schallwitz, Fred Gil,
more, H. E Carter. Jos. Wannup,
Simpson Mcclure, @. g. Lehnhausen,
Ed. A. Heinzeman, Jos. Walsh. Preisler
Harrison. ]. f, Mendenhall, F. J.
Williams, H. H. Metcalf, J. Van Dam,
Walter T. Parker, r. s. Woodside, p.
W. Bresee.
FOURTH WARD.
W. s. Spencer, W. H. Laws, o. M.
Anderson, Joseph Ancell. R. M. Thorn
son, F. A. Irwin, P. P. Wilcox, T. A. Nc.
Kee, j. J.. Livingstone. A. N. Francisco,
]. D. Todd. D. Allen, J. A. Osgood, J. Fl.
Drain, F. w. Young. G. G. Johnson, W.
G. Finch, Albert o. Adams, ]. H. Book,
]. NJ. Riley, B. W. Lee, q. E. Baldwin,
II. G. Register, i. Martindale, J. L.
Shend, ]. w. Vaughn, W. p James. w.
l. Holiingsworth. L. F. Moss, ). d. Nc
Candies, G. A. Warner.
FIFTH WARD.
George Alexander, J. s. Slsueon, F. ].
Thomas, ]. A. Pirtle, J. @. Tufts. @. H.
Tall. Frank Harbsrt, Charles Silent, ].
M. Stewart, w. T. Williams, A. %.
Shsfer, O. s. Walton. Horace Hitler. l..
D. Slime, I. W. Brotherton.
SIXTH WARD.
G. Compere, y. o. Dow. G. Ware, D.
Brian, Charles Strange, W. NJ. Buding-
err, A. O. Doan. g. L. Batcseler, NJ. A.
Dsckmsn. Allen Gillian, II. L. Tubbs,
Q. r. McKeon. II. Il. Rudisill, T. r.
Dsring, A. w. Marah. Joseph Baxter, S.
Ii. Gowen, j. w. Fawver.
EIGHTH WARD.
Frank Rsdermaker, @. E. do Camp.
John A. Kingsley, F. End!, A. e. Re-
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