The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-10

Thomas Cartwright, d. A wilson anu
Frank Walton
Objection was made that Mr.. Busch
was not Populist but some of his
reporters suggested that the convention
was the Judge as TO who was proper
candidate The ballot from the first
showed that the fight would be between
Busch and Wilson and on the second
ballot they had thirty votes each.
The third ballot showed Wilson forty
and Busch twenty-nine. 1t was evil
dent at the close of this ballot that
there would be break for Wilson
Some of the delegates made the point
that the Populists helped to elect a
Democrat two years ago and now they
ought to have a Populist- This was a
cEncher and on the next ballot Wilson
received siXty-nine votes and the nom
ination.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
Promptly at o'clock Chairman
Stratton called the meeting from re-
freshments TO labor to open in the sec
ond degree.
on motion the order of business was
adopted which was exactly the same
as governed the Republican conven-
ton four weeks ago.
The committee on permanent organ
ization reported L. D. Lewelfng for
chairman, J. NJ. Furnish for secretary,
ID. c. Sloan and Frank Neighswonger
for assistant secretaries.
When Mr.. Lewelling went to the plat
form amid great applause and was pre-
sented with a piece of board for gavel
he said: Il suppose this is a piece of
the door broken down by our friend
Douglass sledge hammer. No matter
whether it is or not the power is in our
hands and our door is open to ALL
When l. P. Campbell made motion
to have a sergent-at-arms appointed
Mr.. Lewelling said: II have too much
experience with them" and proceeded
with business without making a speech.
The county central committee was
then appointed after considerable dis
cussion. Attica township wanted two
committeeman, one German and one
American. and 1. P. Campbell wanted
each precinct in the city to have a
committeeman. Both motions were laid
on the table and the new committee
empowered to do as they pleased in
the matter
THOSE WHO ATTENDED.
First ward-William Waller, L. P.
Dewey, Lee Helena, Henry Sites, J. NJ.
Furnish, j. NJ. Derr, DR.. J. L. Bennett,
John Exton. ]. X. Brink, j. f. Stock,
Wesley Plummer, Hugh Fortner, w.
l.. Rose, c. w. Ross, c. r. Miller, John
Whitaker, 3. F. Furnish, c. W. Tr0-
baugh.
Colvile, 1. p. Campbell. L. n. Bowers,
j. c. Parton, ]. L. Startzman. NJ. Style,
w. F. Hyde, o. II. Young, J. r. Taylor,
William ORGY, II. l.. Taylor, Henry
Nexon, Whitney Tucker. r. S. Bell, II.
II. Stark, ]. O'Leary, F. j. Arnold, Sam
Slower. E. X. Robinson.
Third ward-R. A. Sankey, c. A.
Price, A. W. Liechti, J. NJ. Breidenstein
E. E. Batson, William Campbell, c. L.
Irish, Charles Noyes. Henry, Camien,
]. J. Arnold, G.. w. Kice, Perry Allen,
Henry Shervills, Peter Getto, John
Rawlins. J. w. Ballard, T. ]. Gentry.
Fourth ward-H. X. fuller. H. c.
Reeder. w. F. Greene. George White,
H. Sawyers, E. Tiffany, r. Crippen, H.
John Conley, Will Ayres. Abe Trammel
d. +. Thurston, John Weiger, Charles
Phillips, L. D. Barrett.
Fifth ward - Frank Nishwonger.
Grant Knepple, Jeff Whitaker, p.
Tansworth, w. H. Oldfield, Jim Watts.
F. NJ. Watts. G. c. Kensler. p. Middle
ton, Jol Stoner, ]. +. Parkhurst, ]. c.
Milton, a. Bidsell.
Sixth ward-G. w. Peters. Charles
Waltz, c. H. Crease. F. NJ Barnes, o.
T. Wilder, Sr., S. f. Carmigle, T. p.
Wooten. John Nothstein. H. Tremain,
o. T. Wilder. Jr., H. c. Warner.
TOWNSHIPS.
Wichita township-J. C. Jones, V. x
Stanley, A. c. Disbro.
Garden Plain-L. Camp, Professor
Crum, J. +. Matthews, John Casney.
Frank Decker, Emery Worden, Dennis
Loomis.
Grand River-Henry Hillman, Will
bur Main, Al Blake, w. J. Anderson
Morton-Henry Cocmstock, j. Web
ster. j. A. Wallace. d. V. Trixler, D. NJ
Main. William Dalzell.
Salem. McAdams. D. Yeagler
Werner Gopher, w. p, Reed, ]. C.
Church, Jacob Exon.
Eagle (south)-S. Ruttledge, c. A.
Green, c. Z. Upper.
Waco-E. Horner, John Norton. D.
Wemple. John Wilson, w. w Ayres.
John Mumy, o. c. Dunn, William
Smith.
Delano-John Bunker. NJ. Turner. NJ
Janson, w. Granfield. c. Manafee. d.
Peterson.
Kechi-P. l.. Arnett. c. E. Crider. C.
H. Herman, J. II. Otter, G.. NJ. Wright.
]. Il. Ausmus.
Union-D. Edgerton. Fred Grand
field. 3. Mitchell. Frank Ingalls,, w. A.
Craig.
Greedy (nortM-George Gilmore. H. J.
Williams, G. Young.
Grant-W. F. Lewis. r. Bulletine, y.
f. Bates. George Wilks, +. NJ. Kirtpat-
rick, Ed Belden.
Park (easO-John Giles. w. E.
Brooks. George Witterhold.
Valley Center tsouthl-N. Crum,
Charles Cross, John Clark, c. Morris,
j. Stewart.
Park CwesO-W. Coleman, j. Bicker,
W. Russell. L. Forward, H. Kessler.
Greedy (south)-Fred Williams. c.
Hurndon, II. ferguson. \. Jewell.
Illinois-Frank Means. r. r. Hite.
John Walker, Frank Mitchell, A J.
Gillespie.
Attica-W. II. Morgan. William Mics,
William Flood, Joe Hilgert, Fred Cook,
Henry Williams.
Afton-J. Rathborn. s L. Hudson, c.
Bradbury, William Miller.
Minneha-D. c. Sloan, Frank Pray |
NJ. J. White, l.. E. Corners, II. +.
Eagle (north)-T. J. Smith, John
Holman. Charles Elliott. Frank HAM |
back, George Thrush.
Payne-James Wilson. George Devon |
W. II. Bercholf. w. II. Ruble, F. C.
Jacques. William Cain.
Ohio-B. Luckner. William Macklin, |
T II. Smith. II. f. Teachout
Rockford ,rorth)-Fred Gurties. ]. r. |
Cantren. Robert McWilliams, s e. |
High. John Tucker.
Rockford (seuth)-C. H. Hunsaker. r
Hopkins. c. f. Bush. David Alley.
Erie-Howard Champion. William
O'Brien, W. c. Webster.
Wichita-V. X Stanley. R Nelson.
W. 3. Jones, W. H Kirkpatrick.
Mor;on-Henry Comstock. W. a. Del |
Cell. n. NJ Main
Valley Center-Olis Camp, L. c.
Crawford, j. c. Crawford. George Neal !
Robert Rogers.
Niofa-J A Bowman. J. W. Porter. ].
G. Miller, ". Nishwonser, 5. Nishwon- !