The herald., 1894-08-31


K. A. Haupt, w. @. Duncan, Chssles
Elberson. Charles Shelldrake, J. w.
| Myero, w. Ii. Cook. Henry swarnecke.
| G. d. Wilbur, II. W. Cole, f. j. Will
liams, &. d. Chapman. George Lawrence,
! Harry Merrimsn, w. 6. Garland, Geo.
Reed. jr., G. l.. Bysm, Il. E. Hill, IL.
| O. Veezie, NJ. p. Mackey, Charles Hal
lock. James Booth, 9. W. Gates, DR.. s.
II. Boynton.
| FOURTH WARD.
In the Fourth ward large vote was
cast aud tho main fight was on indi-
viduals on the ticket. The election of
Walter S. Moore was surprise to even
his friends. The total number of votes
cast was 5l3. The regular ticket with
the exception OF two men, s. K. Adams
and Samuel Garrett, was elected. The
ticket stands as follows: r. N. Thom-
son, W. s. Spencer, N. HI. Carlton, @.
Brown, 0. Q. Smith, D. P. Hatch, A. N.
francisco, @. w. Fleming. j. e. Han
sicker, w. s. Moore, Louis Gottschalk,
J. j. Walah, ]. A. Osgood. G. w. Vick-
cry, Z. W. Jones, J. S. Pitman, l. N.
Dunkleherger, Walter Durgin. r. A. Bird,
E. E. Daniorth, j. M. Riley, A. W. Kin
ney, B. w. Lee, Geo. E. Baldwin, l.. r.
Hewitt, J. w. Vaughn, @. D. Howry.
II. f. Merrill, w. H. Snider, w. I. Hol-
lingsworth, III. FL. Yonkin.
FIFTH WARD.
The fighting in the Fifth ward had
mostly all been done in the caucuses on
Tuesday night. The ticket put up that
night was put through without much
opposition.
The point at Issue was delegation
favorable to Frank Thomas for the as
sembly. The only point seemed to be
the substitution OF A. Cooper's name
for that of W. T. Williams Oh the ticket
put up By the caucls.
Among the workers were noticeable
J. S. Slauson. Charles Ellis, Col. J. II.
Shoulders. e. G. Hodgman, W. F. Will
liams and e. +. q. Klokke.
The total vote cast was 230, with g
16 names. The ticket elected is as fol-
lowe:
Robert Hale, E. F. @. Klokke, George
Alexander, E. s. Buttsrworth, G. J.
Ellis, W. A. Barker, @. s. Walton, K. c.
Shaw, Ed B. Tufts, f G. Foster, W. T.
Williams, J. A. Pirtle, &, A. Chapel, IL,
G. Miller, /. d. Stein.
Alfred Cooper got A votes, @. E.
Berkey II and Df. Hitchcock 2. This is
! said to be q Lowry ticket with possibly
one exception, and of course fsvors
Kelsey.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward was not much OF q
fighting ground. 1t is understood that
Cline gave up oil attempts to capture
the delegation here after the caucus.
The regular caucus ticket won entire.
Opposition to the caucus ticket sprung
up early in the persons Of E. W. Stein,
jr.. G. w. Hawkins. J. Cook. N. Deck
man, @. II. Curtis. T. G.. Haley, P. r.
Hanna and ono or two others, but the
opposition vote was not heavy.
The ticket elected ia as follows: G..
W. Tubbs, W. F. Haas, w. o. Dow, l..
Brodie, E. N. Mathis, T. H. White, L.
Thorne. A. G. Dosn, O. 7. Paul, f. II.
Edwards, ID. R. Rozelle, F. H. Tubbs,
G. A. Millard, F. w. Buswell, Thos. r.
Dsring, Joseph Baxter, VIM. Dodge. o.
Roy McKeon.
The total vote in the Sixth ward was
GAL.
SEVENTH WARD.
Although there was lively time
around the polls in the Seventh ward
there were no "scraps." There were
several heated arguments, but no blows
were struck. The regular Knox caucus
ticket was the only one in the field for
some time after the polls opened, but
finally the opposition materialized with
a ticket headed Seventh ward nom
pledged Republican ticket" with Louie
Ebinger and otherssas candidates. The
closest watch was kept on the voting by
those interested and challenges were fire..
Grnuid a vnlo
created by the uneucceseful attempt of
P. r. Frolich and hack driver named
Baker, who we're delegates to the late
Democratic county convention, to vote.
There was the liveliest kind OF hust.
ling to get out votes, and as result. the
vote cast in this ward was quite large,
there being 402 ballots in the box when
the polls closed at O'Clock.
The count of the ballots showed that
the caucus ticket won over the oppos-
tion by lis majority. The caucus can
didates received 302 votes. with the ex-
csption of few who ran q slightly
lower vote than the balance OF the
ticket. OF the caucus tickets voted
there were 276 straight and only 26
scratched. The opposition ticket re-
ceiyed lS9 votes, OF which 1874 we're
straight.
The following is list OF the delegates
elected.
Thomas Alexander. Frank Ruiz, L..
P. Crane, o. B. Phillips. T. A. Stombs.
s. Dufton, +. M. Martin, o. Alexander,
E. S. Wells, o. T. Johnson, J. Fl. Hill,
+. L. Grubb, Theo Weisendanger, Fl. L.
Hopkins, George W. Shehigh, Brainard
Smith, j. Schalfsr. J. L. Moore. Fred A.
Duy, DR.. @. Edgar Smith, DR.. G. A.
Cutler, e. L. CRADLE, Henry She erer,
John Farquher. James P. Yates, W. s.
Arnold, s. @. Dodge. Chss. Wonder
Kuhlen, J. O. M. Spencer, Scipio
Thompson, J. W. Perry, w. FL. McDon.
aid, Geo. w. Knox, L. A. Wilkins,
Richard Pierce.
EIGHTH WARD.
Mr.. ]. G. Cline, the present sheriff
who is working like a Trojan for tht
denomination OF the Republicans, had
things practically his own way in the
Eighth ward, but hs Was not in the
, fight to be downed by any hocus pocus.
, So to guard against auch thing he had
his brothers, Will and George Cline
and number OF others of the deputies
of his Office on hand. He had carriages
running all the afternoon, also, and they
rsked over the Eighth ward as it nigh
have been done with fins-tooth comb
until 1t ls cafe to assert that no Repub