Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-24

CAPT. &. &. DOVENER.
full will support him with good deal
OF earnestness, but | will make a fight
for IL, and win myself If l can"
Capt. Dovensr said at midnight:
"Of course, l can't tell exactly what
the result will be In the country, but II
looks as though l would have forty out
OF the ffty-one delegates. l have news
from Hancock that it is solid for me.
Lewis gives me eight aud Atkinson
eight, and from Doddrldge have news
I will have at least ten delegates out Of
thirteen. In other words, l think the
whole thing is settled.
The primary aroused very unusual
amount of interest all over the county,
almost entirely through the Congress
slonal fight, although there were two
or three points Of interest over other
N alters, notably in Madison, between
H. p. McGregor and Geo. W..
Robinson, for County Commissioner.
McGregor was defeated. There was
some little disturbance in the Second
ward, between the colored brothers,
but no arrests were made.
There was an unusual scene In con-
nection with the Republican primary
Yesterday afternoon at the Forty-third
street polling place. 1t was getting near
the time TO finish voting, aud about
fifty OF the msn who had lot cast their
ballots, went To the river bank, and
held a private caucus. They decided
unanimously not to vote unless they got
the beer. They sent word TO some OF
the huStlerS about the polls that unless
they got the drinks, there would be fifty
votes less. They got the drinks, and
then they went and voted.
There was man at the FOrty-thlrd
street polling place yesterday who hust-
led all the day Ia the heat, distributing
POpulist papers.
The returns were received at the m
teIIigcpCer office, last night, and were
very late in coming 10. The various
districts were split up into precincts,
and as they struggled along, one here
aud another there, it was very hard
TO keep track Of them, or TO form any
intelligent idea OF the result as no eff
fort was made by the Committee 10
compile the figures. The vote Of the
county is necessarily incomplete, but all
the figures in at late hour this morn
ing are here presented;
WASHINGTON.
Dovorar deIagatps-Edward Elliott
a-5 r W, Connolly 262, Alex Campbell
255 " O. McCluskev $50. Chas. A.
banner o62, Geo. Zoeckler $50. Atkin-
con daIagates-Thos LeIapd 121. Alex
SJaConobo,, 90 Cbas Raker rO6 I +.
49, ~. Ioi Tos Gos1ov 1o9 Cbas
S Dat.S ~ go co1ven.ior- wv,
Sui''u 90 oo9 - kim,
o Az w dan. NIoCo-.i,l- ooo T,,,as u
pa. 90 Ma q Worgan 900 u e
M t;'uu'o on pfcS.rd Nrnonev ~ Dan.
t tuoT trn5, o, Harrv T,isns Igo ConTtv
S ~, 80 IH me EtndIeberrer
sc' " Ro,rd ~ Fdrcqtion-Or. /
u 'l pirUoy oqo william K Sti.
o. I,,i,h6rawrI 10 w A Tse,t "a
Ins,ico Jsmas T Haros pa. Nathan.
-. 49, $3.50 ZOO C1rstshle1 William
49, ~ w - 80 W II en- SIs Evacntive
c ! u Lsi 80 w ~ orc 2fa
~ IL u '''' - 80
MADISON
Island-Atkinson deIeGates-RaiPn
Whitehead las, I. ii. Watkins, Jr' I4f'
Green s. JEFFERSON AZ a. a.
Britt liA II. I. ConuolIy I45,
Fred Meyer, Jr., IA, DR.. II. :. EtzleI
l49, y. {. Hamilton l45, WIN. y balrd
l42. DOvener delegateS-N. II. Hearne
col, Capt. Robert Cowan 2O2,
Hugh Hawkins 203, K. +.
Criswell 1919, }: NJ. Ephlin goo Robert
Bowman POI, ). o. cray 2e2' @Amle.
HazIett 2o2' Z, hucEman I's, OounLy
Conventlon-MyroR ,DSl ~ - -
Davis - Jas =, = N% ,I - 80 y ~ "a
Robinson [IO, y d. II 7 %ase' 80, 80 r. T. a