The morning call., 1894-05-27

The elections In the different clubs last
evening did not pass off tremendously by
any means. The adherents of Kelly and
| Crimmtns and those of Burns came in COL
lision in several districts ana the result
was that each side turned in their sets of
| officers.
In the First Precinct of the Thirty-second
| District there was a particularly lively
| time. BuTnette q. Haskell represent tie /
The Kelly faction. and wanted TO be pres-
| dent OF the club. E. 3. VreeIand, on The
! othef hand, accused the kellyites OF en-
deaVoring to have things too one-sided
! ana, with his supporters, tried to win The
! point. Inc result was that after the Has
| kel!ltes had met and tried to carry matters
thelr way. their opponents joined their
forces ana made up list of officers for
| themselves. The Vreeland ticket was made
up as follows: President. F.. 3. Vreeland ::
| vlce-presideut, ID. J. Dick; secretary,
FRANK McGowan; executive committee
y. ID. McCrOnan, j. FULLY, ". Haley, w.
Thomas, ID. j. Dick.
r, Another lively time was had at Pixiey
! Hall. corner of Pacific and Polk streets.
the meeting place of Club 3 of tile Forty.
! nrst District. Here several police officers
were called upon TO Interfere in the pro-
ceeolngs when :hey had reached a stage
! Where row was Imminent. The trouble
! occurred over the reinstatement of some
| names on the roll of the club, In the con-
| possession OF the roll and caused unruiv
members to subside. Afterward the cleo
tlon was proceeded with in a proper
manner,
NO action was taken by the campaign
committee regarding these little club diff
Ierehces last night. although next week,
where TWO sets of officials have been
elected, all phases of the troubles Ia the
cubs will be heard and passed upon.
ne trouble III the Twenty-eighth Di,-
! trict was finally settled Quite a large
delegation OF politicians from that district
were present to declaim against the ap-
polntment of q man named Haughey as an
inspector IN the district Peter Kelly
ana others declared that Mr.. Haughey
mad been Democrat and that he should
not DE appointed when there were lots of
goou Republicans to be found for the
place. Martin Kelly also appeared tn fight
against Haughey'S appointment, but it
was all to no purpose.
A mouon that Peter Kelly be appoint ed
In place OF Mr.. Haughey was lost, and by
another motion it was decided to keep MIR.
Haughey: The returns from the Twenty
lows:
2, 101 Jessie street. Inspectors: No /, j. Hau-
ghey No; 2; C. Franklin. Judges: No. l. p.
oonhors j. CASPER; No. 2, T. Kelly, f. Peter
son. Clerks: No. l, f. Peterson, j. Brown;
No. 2, j. Dougherty, r, a Flood.
Other returns were as follows:
- twenty ninth, Assembly District, Cub L
IRE Sldeni, John A. Smith; vice-presdent W.
Il. Mayhem; recording secretary, j. j. BayIey:
sergean l. alarms. Thomas Rhodes; executive
committee Richard McCreadte, j. j. Lyon, r.
). cardihr IL 5. Arnheim, j. Cdvanaugh; com
ml'tee on constitution. bylaws and rules
K. Smith, L. O. Van DwyeT, ii. McCannicey.
Addresses were made by j. A. Smith.
j.. D. Lyon, 2. +. MAIDEN and J. +. Smith.
The clubs membership was increased to
245. The next meeting will be held on the
evening of Nay 80 at Irish American Hall,
The Young Mems Independent Republi-
can Club of The TWenty-ninth Assembly
District met Friday night, K. Tempieton
in the chair. Much enthusiasm prevailed
and twenty new members signed the roll.
IL was resolved to hold an indorsing meet
ing Tuesday, May %, at Irish-American
Hail The following committee was ap-
pointed on arrangements for The meeting:
\. O'Brien, j. Raisch and 6. Olga.
Thirtierh Distrct-Club l: President. 7 Fl.
Small; yicep president, f. ". Jaeger; treas
urer, Tom Sawyer; secretary, C. +. Metzner;
sergeant at arms. Jerry Sullivan; enrolling
executive eommitIee-J. Fanon, j. Thompson
). Slater j. Monahan, }. F. Bonnfeld, w.
Brown, +. Belcher, NJ. Cohen. William FL
drecheT, Richard Cornell. +. Walsh.
ThrtieIh Dlslrlct-Club ?: President Horace
Jackson Jr.; secretary Joseph Devin; fnan-
cial secretary l.. X. Hoeenkemp; treasurer,
executive cOmmlttee-M. w. COffey, W. f.
Donovan. Daniel Kelly, 7. j. Llnehap James
T. Bonnltied Thomas Ivory and J. J. Powers;
campaign committee-J. Duffy, j. Crane, Cap.
tain Fioment, William Philips and A. VI.
LuuSmann.
Thirty-first Dlstrlct-Club /: President Will
liam Oherman; vice. preSident, William Hol-
land, secretary, Ii. l.. Jones; treasurer, George
Buzzini; sergeant at-arms, James Hyues.
1hrty-trst Distrct-Cuo 2: President, Cap
tain Is. +. Douglas; secTe tary, NJ }. MELON
nell, financial secretary, William Cooney treas
urer John Mclaughlin; sergeant at-arms, John
TieTney.
ThirGy-second District-Club l: President.
Burne lie q. Haskell; secretary, J. Fleming;
finance commitee-A. w. MOrgensteIn, Henry
STRICKEN George Wilkens, Joseph Smith, A
Heyer and Z. u. Meyer; printing committee
a. {. Heyer, ). Hamilton, r. +. Barry; exeeu-
tive committee-Pat sullivan, r. Ryder, j. Nc
Carthy.
Thirry-second DistrIct-Club 2: Preside Mt.
Ii. ). Fiigate; vice president, George WINNER;
secretary, j. Shearn; treasurer. Robert Baker;
executive commlitee-Tbos. c. Duff (cnairman)
j. G. Lyman, John K. Heiman. James Patter-
son, Henry Luke; sergeant alarms David
BaAer
Tnirty-third District-No. 2: President, R.
Rasmussen; vice-president, George Green; sec
rotary, r. j. Welsh; treasurer, d. Brown; SER
geanl-at- arms. G. Rasmussen; executive COM
mittee-C. Ratio, P. Reccomi, j. Carson, j.
Thirty-fourIh Distrlet-Club 1: President
Charles Mayors; vice-preside Eugene f.
Bert; treasurer, George Burkhardt; secretary,
Eawald. j. j. Moran, j. +. Hollander, r. Roth
ganger. John Nolan. Charles ODonnell. A Nj.
Hlrshfed Fred EnimeS, Charles Mayers:
finance committee - Martin JONES' William
Chalmers. Mark POmerOy, Frank Runey
Thomas ODwyer, Charles Laumeister, F. E.
Mitchell; committee on constitution and by
laws-A. X. Daggett, John MallOy. II. 4. allen
j. NJ. Burns, U. j. Garfield, Z. l.. CIapp 2. j.
Dwyer; sergeants-aG- arms-John Kirby and A
ID. Mcdaniel.
Thhty-1ourth District - Club 2: President.
q. II. Umbsen; vice president Il. l.. Ingham;
Hobbs; sergeant-at-arms, I. OCOnneu Jr.;
executive cOmmittee-J. j. Jackson, c. Hidden
brandt. +. 5. Bowley. w. w. Whan. c. j. Wet
Jen, a. w. Phillips L. OConnell. h. l.. Ingham,
II. Buttner; finance cOmmitIee-C. c. Butt f.
NJ. Scott, Z. j. Walsh, G. c. Thatcher, j. A,
Becsey. j. ii. Sadean, c. a. Miller, o. Fairfield,
Ii. hale.
Thirty-fifth District-Club l: President, NJ. C.
Allen yice-presidents, q. w. Love, Robert
Stafford; secretary, William Patlen; treasurer
q. MuraSkey; executive committee &C. w.
Love, c. MuTaskey, w. II. Patten G.. L. Royt
George McTigue, George w. McGill, John Fo-
gaTty; finance commlttee-T. Z. Maher, c. f.
Taber, NJ. Fragley, C. w. Love, j. Fl. Dawson,
g. A. Christensen.
ThIrTy-ffth District Club 2: President
BurOn Kelly; vice-president, Charles Sufner.
land; secretary, George Smith; treasurer E. J.
Rosenberg; marshal, William Dudy; executive
cOmmittee-Peter Commins JOsenb Win6row
William Gin. Michael Kelly. I've BRAY. Gus Gil
feather; financial eOmmItee-H. q. Jend John
Robinson, +. Lustenberger.
Thir1y-seVenth District-Club No. l: Presi-
dent, John Blohm; vice-pfesident, E. A
Christen; treasurer, j. p. White; secretary,
Charles EastOn; executive cOmmIttee-,John
Laumeister; finance committees. Dennis.
Robert Marshall, 4. G. SehaerfZer F. Suvden