The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-10

lust SATURDAY evGning were VOL attonu-
cd In tho main, especially In tho places
whore It was ,haiight there would DO
contests, but the contestan,s did no,
show mp as strong rs was looked for.
Tho result 10 given below:
Delegates to tho county convention
from ontiro city-ll. W. Burrows. II. ii.
llcatlorington, Il. ". Archer, John
Strobcl. Frod Eberle, Mord Nelson, II.
". Nahru, Frank u. Anchor, j. W.
Ilcnthorington, Charles Dunlap mud
Daniel Leach. Township-John Glas.
gov and Jamcs W. Dunfcr.
Al,ernates-Louis Gilcher, Thomas
Cicgg, Charles Rosser. II. W. Rolls,
John $. Ehler, Amos Roscoe, NJ. List,
John Armstrong. P. o. CriswCll, Evorctt
Baker, W. J. kirkpatrick, Henry Will
Jams and Kirk Butler.
County central cOmmitIcomcn-A. J.
Holt, John Holman. Hunter $. Arm.
strong, ". +. Litten, Charles Lancas.
ter. J. ". MOrrell and IryO Baker.
Senatorial dolccatcs-rhomas Holt,
". b. Jonos, A. klotz, Miller Booth,
". 9. Dcrguudthal. v. 9. Cochran,
John Thurn. George Ball. ]. NJ. PAUL,
Alya WisG and james Patterson.
Little interest vas taken IN the 10.
publican primaries at Martins Ferry on
Saturday. Tho total yotd was only l32.
There was no contest and the following
delegates wore elected:
FIRST wAap.
County Observation-Disclosures. Thoo-
dore Keller, Haiter Cline. John Fisher.
Altornates, Harry Grayson, John Vick-
ers, W. L. Garrett. Committeeman,
Samuel Westwood.
Senatorial Observation-Disclosures, l.
Wood, L. L. ~Schcchle. Ernest Smith.
Altcrnatcs. Samuel F. Dean, James Run.
yon, Theodore SnodCrass.
SECOND WARD.
County Observation-Disclosures, Sam.
uel Thompson, John 4. Brown. Richard
F. Allcnder. Alternntes, ]. 7. Crowl,
George W. Twcedy. VI. F. Weelns. Coin
mitteeman. W. K Bowman.
Senatorial convention - Delegates,
Joseph Hilton, F. 4. ScdSwick. Alter
mates, James Sweeney. A. W. Kerr.
THIRD WARD.
County Observation-Disclosures. 4. W.
Harris. Richard Lynch, &. &. Sedgwick,
william Ii. Jones. A~l.ernates, Job
Murphy. Al Davis. T. Daubenmoyer, P.
Ferrans. Committeeman, George C..
Strain.
Senatorial Observation-Disclosures, J..
B. Montgomery, r A.. Liudemuth,
George B.. Barr. David Lewis. Alter
mates. J. N. Green. r T. OnG, II. Wer-
mig, Patsy Moore.
MARTINS FERRY PRECINCT.
County observation-disclosures, W. S.
EIlifritz. Alternate, Frank Wood. Com.
mittee, George W. Webb.
Senatorial convention-Delegate, Will
liam Jump, jr. Alternate, Theo Burriss.
BRIDGEPORT.
The primaries in Bridgeport passed
of without any excitement, excepting
in the First ward, where quite 4 spirited
| contest was had between Joseph Nc
Connaushy and Frank G. Robinson for
| one OF the the delegates 20 the county
convention. The result OF the primaries
in the First ward WIS as follows:
For delegates. Joseph McConnaughy
and Walter Lewis; alternates. W. $.
Sells and Henry BRYANT Delegates 10
the senatorial convention. J. W. Fowler
and F.. l. Davis; nlterna;es, A. G.
Branum and Henry Logan. Central
| committeeman. J. Andrew Heinloin.
Second ward-DeIegates 10 County
Convention. Thomas Thompson and
Wallic Phillips; altcrnates, W. ]. Brat
ton and Albert Friend. Delegate to
Senatorial Convention, J.. T. Trueman:
alternate. Q. NJ. Davis; Central Com.
mittecman, John ". STUFF.
Third ward-DelcSates to County
Convention. Sol Douds and Benjamin
job nltcrnatcs, Samuel Fell and Robert
Edwards. Delegate TO Senatorial Con.
vention, Robert Smith; alternate, Ben
Morgan; Central Committeeman, Doc
D0uds.
At St Clairsville all the local aspirants
were endorsed for the positions they
want. {.
y special dispatch to tho lHTELLlGrS-
CIR from Belmont savs:
In Belmont precinct the Murphy
delegates had los; Emerson delegates,
IS. In Bethesda precinct Murphy's
delegates had 90 and Emersou's dele
rn,na 20 Nurnbyfs ,nnin-ity in ,ba