The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
VOTES TAILED Up.
Official Returns of We'd
nesday Nights Demo
cratic Primaries.
SMART DEFEATED DENTON
Otherwise the Nominations Stand
as Reported in '.The News
State Committee Meets.

met last night i'll the Hotel washington
and canvassed the returns of Wednes-
days primaries. The result, as an
nounced. shows that ont of a possible
1900 votes. more than ll0oo were cast.
That the candidates did awful lot
OF quiet and effective hustling is clearly
shown by these figures. The canvass
was completed at $40 ana tive minutes
later the committee adjourned at SAG
o'clock the committee again convened
This meeting took the form or con-
Vention, as provided under the rules OF
the reorganization plan adopted Ny the
party. On motion of Willard C. FISK,
the men who poied the largest vote at
the primaries We're declared The regular
nominees of the party. The nofnlna-
tions were subsequently made by ac-
clanation.
A committee OF I'VE, consisting of VIII
lard {. Fisk, john +. Feeney, w. II.
Ellis. Frank H. Kimmeriy and John
Mehl was appointed TO til all vacancies
on the ticket owing 10 death or refusal 10
run. Adjournment was then taken and
the Convention was beyond all dispute
the most orderly one ever heid py tne
party in Hudson County.
The committee was again called in ses-
sion and preparations We're made Tor
conducting he Freebooter primaries
Monday night. The enrolment books
We're distributed and the oath OF office
administered to the clerks who VIII act.
In the Sixth district there is no Free
holder candidate and the same condition
OF affairs exists IN KearFy. eal for
the Freeholder Convention was issued
today. 1t will be he'd some time next
week. Candidates for the Sixth and
Kearny districts will be named at that
convention The Chairman was directed
to issue notices to the newly elected
County Committeeman to assemble at
the Hotel Washington next Tuesday
evening for the purpose of organizing
At that meeting ali papers ana docu-
naents now in the hands OF the Pro-
visional Committee will be turned over
to the new committee. AS soon as an
organization is enseted the Provisional
Committee Will adjourn sine die. and the
new COMMITTEES Will assume the entire
management of the party during the ap-
psoachins campaign The necessary
cerlincates which are to be issued TO
candidates wire prepared last night
alu placed III The custody Of Secretary
I5epaanheimer. All the candidates are
r. .tIested to wait upon Mr.. 1epDenhein-
er IL his ofiice in Hoboken and con-
:. 1T IN writing TO run. The returns
sh9S the victorious candidates TO be the
s;zlle as announced in 'The Jersey City
Nv~s'' of Thursday
RESULT IL FIGURES
i';,n subjoiued table shows the vote
fefi triets polieti by The candidates for
The various ottiees:-
'rh- psal vote for Congressman 1863;
20 oanty Clerk. 1900, and for Register.
GeNGREsssaEN.
FIRST D'strict:-stevens, 225; Record, 6S;
,se,5pJ District:--sfeyens s5s; Record. sS;
RaTsa. TS; ~ Croft, 2; wills, s.
Third Distriet:-steyeas, 595; Record, $50;
Rove, III: De Croft. I; Wills, /.
Fourth District:-Stevens, 6l4: Record, &:
Rowe. IS: DE Croft, l.
Fifth District:-stevsns, ISL; Record, 2S4;
Rowe, 12S; De Grof. II Wills, 20.
sixth District:-stevens $780, Record. 2SG:
Rowe, 9S; De Groff. 4; Wills, G.
Seventh observation-disclosures 1.2f7; Record, 215,
Rowe. SO; DeGroff. II; Wills. 81
Eighth Distrct:-stevens, 59l; Record, 322:
Rowe, 81; DeGroff. III Wills, Is,
Ninth Distriet:-Stevens, 1,312; Record, 1S3;
Rowe, 4s; De Croft, "a; Wills, Is.
Tenth District;-stevens. 1,040; Record, 1Sl;
Rowe, 81: DeGroff. S; Wills /.
Eleventh District Stevens, LOLA; Record.
s.; Rowe. "a; DeGroff, 265; Wills, 6.
Reeapitulation.-steye 1885, Record, 2ol2;
Rowe. 7s9; De Croft. 395; Wills. 49,
COUNTY CLERK.
First District:-O' Donnell, ssl; Hess, 721
, Bruggemann, 124: Paxton. 16: Hexamer, las;
soverr 81; Purtelle %, Gritten,. 21; Tot
second District:-o' Donnell, SS4 Hess, II;
Bruggemann. 10. Paxton, 95; Hexamer 80;
Govern SIS; Purte 3; Grtten 81; Totten, IL.
Third District:-O' Dennell, SOL; Hess, /:
Bruggemann, 50; Paxton, II; Hexamer, 1N;
aovern 126; Purteil, 2; aritten, 70; Totten. 3S.
Fourth District:-O' Donnell, $685. Hess, .:
Bruggemann. 16; Paxton. 3; Hexamer SO;
Govern &c; Purtell, 3; Gritten, 3; Totten. 5.
Fifth Distrct:-o' Donnell, 1913; Hess. 8;
Severn 30I; Purtel ~; Grtten 2; Totten, AZ.
siith District; 20 Donnell. 1o0S; Hess, "a:
BruEgemann, 25 Paxton, /; Hexaner, AZ;
Govern "a; PtIrte 30: Totten, 5.
Seventh Dstrict;-o'D Dohnelb 796; Hess, 15s;
Bruggemann, 276; Paxton, 3d. Hexamer, 122.
Govern lis; Purte IL; Gritten IS; Totten, 2.
Eighth District:-O Donnell. 2s2; Hess, Al:
3ruggemann, 1874; Paxton, 124; Hexamer, 1853;
Govern 81; PurtelI, II; Gritten, 16; Totten, !.
Ninth District:-O Donne 316; Hess. 50T;
6rugsemann. slf; Paxton, 2s5; Hexamer. 1877;
Govern 5s Purtell, S. Gritten, %.
Tenth District:-o' Donnell 210i Hess 61s;
Bruggemann, 1873; Paxton, So; Hexamer, "a;
Govern l6: Gritten is.
Eleventh District:-O' Donnell, 49, Hess, ZIG;
Bruggemann, 1e5; Paxton. 6s7; Hexamer, IS;
Govern %; Purtell, 6; GI'itten, AZ; Totem 8.
Recapitulation: 20 Donnell, 643s; Hess, LILO;
Bruggemann, J. 1853; Paxton, 1898: Hexamer,
1881; Govern, Sg7; Purtell, 22o; Gritten, 1885,
' - REGISTER.
First District:-Fielder, 435; Noonan. 1853;
Sarrick 75 Robinson 108
Second Dstrict:-Fielder, s9a; Noonan, S6;
Sarrick 22e: Robinson, Z.
Third District:-Fieder, $40; Noonan II;
zarricl 292: Robinson, 2.
Fourth District ct:-Fielder. GAO; Noonan, IA;
5arrick 64; Robinson, /.
Fifth District Fielder, $780, Noonan, 226;
5arrick 236: Robinson, s.
Sixth District Fielder G9a; Noonan, 1876:
Garrick 322: Robinson, ).
Seventh Dstrict:-Fielder, 921; Noonan, 551:
Earrick 141; Robinson. 3.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures 400; Noonau, 15S;
Sarrick, 1886; Robinson, 10.
Ninth District Fielder. 1,049; Noonan, 2S4.
Sarricl, 1S0; Robinson. 30.
Tenth rct:-Fieder, S6S: Noonan, 1ST;
EarrielS III: Robinson. r.
Eleventh Dstrict:-Fielder, 74S; Soonan, 32S:
sarrick 223; Robinson. 81
Reorganization Fielder. 813S; No0nan, 2, i54 :;
Sarriek 2.252; Isobtnson 2ls
ASSEMBLY.
First District:-Smart, 496; Denton, 493;
carey ISL Du T;ois, 81.
second District Jacob, 6a2: Ruempler, 37S;
Ransom, l0i: sweeney, 96
Third District:-Egan, $50; Hall, 25e
~ .-NSDlbert, 6D3,