The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-25
The aAiehia 1ai1u Eagle TrdaY Wornims Eay 25, 1884

Jacob Startxmau. Bella Ora. N. Gieasos
II. II. Stark. Jerry OLeary.
Fourth ward Q5)-N. Bird, VIM. Aver
w. A. jacques, Jacob He'll. ChAs. Meye
George S. Miller. w. L. Jones, A. T. helm
George Finch, Emset Tiffany. w:
Green. David Kipsen, H. K fuller, job
Fifth Ward.-J. P. Parkhurst, HArr
Meutchen, F. G. Rawsou. w. H. Oldaeld
S. A. Miller, DR.. Caves. r S. Bell.
Sixth Wsrd.-John H. Ash. E 9. Grin
stead, b. Cloud, L W. Camp. w. L Rosl
r. r Slyter. II. A. Pratt.
TOWNSHIPS
Attica &C. n. Forword, C. B. GAunt
S. L. Davidson, Henry Williams, william
Waco c0-J. ". Kerr, NJ. D. wsnpl.. ]
NJ. Atwood, william E Morgan, T. L
Brazil, c. II. Wickham. A. c. Stearues.
East Park (9-George Wettsrhold, G
j. Lowry, S. II. Belden.
Morton (5)-D. w. Main. George Clark
l. NJ. Treixler, Lee II. Webster. Henri
Comstock.
Ohio oh. T. Smith. L Mathews. J
Webb, w. Maetchl2iu.
East Gypsum d.. j. Bransop, II. Dill
Ion, o. G. Smith, C. H. Shaup
Erie Oh. d. Compton, V. w. Brown
Stewart Webster.
South Eagle (9-silas Rutledge. B. J
Oldfather.
Viola (4)-S. Niehswonger. ]. W. Porter
N. Dobbin, j. E. Hare.
kechi d.. B. Ausmus. j. F. Willis, c
Herman, w. II. Kirkpatrick.
Lincoln Oh. j. Merrill, j. n. Corbly
s. NJ. Nosgie, A Layton.
West Park &C. E. Oldfather. j. r
Foster, J. j. Becker. G. johnson.
Salem (5)-W. NJ Booth, w. +. Copuer
J. E Exon, H. A. Reed, C. E. Mitchell.
Rockford, Mulvane &C. n. Hunsaksr
G. E. Bush. r. Hopkins.
Delano (5)-Samuel Bailey, John Bun.
ker, Arch Craig. James Msafee. D. A.
Ninescah (N-w. NJ Cooper, j. A. Nor
gan, John Kirkpatrick, Charles Morrisoc,
Valley Center north (3)-Robert Rogers,
A. S. Coffman, j. Lindley.
Wichita CIV. B. Jones, Fred Smith
Illinois ON. S. Ralph. ]. R Walker.
R. r. Hite, A. j. Gilispie.
Valley Center. south CIV. W. Davis,
T. T. Daniels, A. Clark. A. B. Fisher.
Sherman, south (6)-J. NJ. Post, Geo.
johnson, w. S. Evans, n. Gensman, f. j.
Hubbard. Saml Kockel.
Payne (5)-W. II. Bertholf, William
Sotler, John Foreman. +. c. Jargues.
Eagle, north (1-T. j. Smith, John
Holman, C. E. Chisman, james BssL
Rockford. Derby N-S. E. High. John
Tucker, Robert McWilliams, Fred Curtis.
Alton (4)-Ed S Roberts, w. B. Schultz,
G. w. Rarhburn A. Leichhardt.
Garden South ON. Camp. B. +.
John Gosney.
Minneha ON: White. E. H. Colley.
Grant (5)-George Morris. ". d. Bradley,
F. kirkpatrick. Ed McQuown. Wilson
Lewis.
Union ()-W William A. Craig, Moses Jay.
Clark Deming, William VanvoltsnbeTg,
Fred Grandfield.
The committee on permanent organiza-
tion reported l. P. Campbell for chairman
and John Bunker of Delano and Ed.
Cooley of Minneha for secretaries.
The chairman delivered red hot speech
in which he gave pen picture OF the de-
and ruin Of the nation under
the administration Of the Democratic
party condensed into Grover Cleveland.
The resolutions were short. They en-
iorsed the administration Of Governor
Lswellin9, commended the work of the
Populist senators aud representatives in
congress, declared for free coinage of silver
1t ratio of l6 to l, and endorsed the ac-
tion of Governor Lewelling towards the
Coxeyites.
An additional resolution was passed
with Jerry Simpson, and .
few hours afterwards q resolution was
passed recognizing the services of the old
soldiers aud declaring in favor of giving
hem their dues.
DR.. Pratt objected to endorsing the state
whereuQon he was sat
lpon by the chairman. He then protested
against the unfair action of Chairman
Campbell and the latter very emphaticaiiy
declared him out of order.
The following gentlemen were next
dominated as central committeeman for
he coming political year:
Afton-G w. Rathburn, Garden Plain.
Attica-C. n. Forward. Goddard.
Delano-Sam Bailey, Wichita
Eagle, north-James Bsal, Bentley.
Eagle south-Silas Rutlsdge. Colwich.
Erie-William Ransdals. Norwich.
Garden Plain, north-H. l. Holland,
Garden Plain.
Garden Plain, south-Myron Camp.
Garden Plain.
Grand River-Robsrt Kerr, Garden
Plain.
Grant-E L. Carnahan, Valley Center.
Gypsum, CASTE. A. Schaup. Iowavills.
Gypsum, west-M. A. Ralph.
Keck-J. B. Osnuth, Wichita Heights.
LincOla-H. j. Merrel, Furley.
Miuneha-William Taylor, Andover.
Mortou-Henry Comstock, Cheney.
Nluuescah-Wm. Cooper, Clearwater.
Ohio-Henry Teachout, Huckle.
Park (e)-Georgs Welterhoid. Valley
Center,
Park (e)-C. E. Oldfather, Maize
Payne-W. H. B-rthold, Greenwich.
Rockford Derby)-S. Z. High, Derby.
Rockford (Mulvane)-C. II. Hensecke,
Nulvane.
Salem-W. NJ. Booth, Waco.
Sherman-J. L. Post, Andale.
Uuion-Wm. Van WalkenDerg, Maize.
Valley Center (n)-Robt. Rogers, Ssdg-
Valley Center (s)-T. Il. Daniels. Valley
Center.
Viola-F. Neiswouger, Peotone.
Waco-C. K. Goodyear, Oatvilie.
Wichita-H. T. Robb, Wichita
First Ward-J. NJ. Furnish.
Second Ward-R A. Ssnkey.
Third Ward-I. p Campbell.
Fourth Ward-C. W. Meyers.
Fifth Wsrd-J. P Parkhursr.
Sixth Ward-E G. Grinstead.
On motion q vote WAS taken for dele
gates to the congressional convention and
after the consumption of an hour, through
he impractical theories OF Pop ulistic con-
7ention met hods, half the vote wns called
md seeing that it would take about two
lays to complete the work, Republican
net thods were again restored and in
short time the following delegates were
declared duly elected:
John Fisher. P. V. Heally. n. d. VIM
pie. D. A. Wilson, W. L. Rose. w. A.
Ayrss. X. r Hite. Ell ;. Robbins, NJ.
Frautz, Robert Rogers, A. b. Fisher. J. b.
0smus, 5. f. High, H. K Tull.r. T.. J.
smith, John Tucker. NJ H. Chuch, c. L
1ldfsther, William Cooper, H. w. Ruble.
Ben Nicholas wanted 20 know how many
II the delegates stood on the Omaha plat
orm, but no one could tell Another man
wanted to know whether the vote was
AIKEN in accordance with the Omaha plat
orm, but no answer could be made to this
.ither. There seemed 10 be dense ignor-
Incs about the Omaha platform.
In selecting delegates to the state con-
Teutiou thirty-two entries were made
Colonel William Flavius Green who, up
% this time, had accumulated . good deal
II tame as q patriotic convention worker.