The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-19

considered a signal victory by Judge
Wizards supporters.
Throughout the district the vote was
heavy but between the polling hours
OF and o'clock there was no dis
order. and only the excitement which
might be expected to accompany hard
tough. polling battle.
1t Is a peculiar fact that in the West
Side wards the success OF the Willard
delegates is due to the earnest work OF
the young voters. and the independent
faction who had arrayed against them.
D. NJ. Jones. John H. Powell, George
c. Jones. John Lowering and many
other influential Republican leaders.
However. study of the returns by
districts shows that many Of the voting
districts Of the Quay leaders went safe
ly in Judge Wizards interest. An illus
tration is the Second district of the
Fifteenth ward, the John H. Fellows
district, which returns two Willard DEL
esates.
While the returns were being received
last night. the fact that the North End
selected 9 Willard delegates out OF 10
caused many favorable comments. In
stead Of the scanty majority of one
delegate it was anticipated that the
Quay forces would be victorious by
ratio Of 3 to 2.
The result in detail Is as follows:
Vote for tho Delegates.
First ward. First district-For Quay.
Job Jenkins, Thomas T. Jones and ]. s.
Maloney, 1OS each: for Willard, Isaac
Price, David Christmas and George W.
wilder, 80 each. Second district-For
Quay. Sam Robbins, 80; for Willard.
Captain Edward w. Pierce, -. Third
distHct-For Quay, John Orgill, 167;
John McCunogh, 172; Seth Smith, 40;
F. F. Ross, jr., III; for Willard. John
Neat, a04; Edward Crenell. 214; William
Appleman, 21S: Isaac Jones, 220.
Second ward. First district-For
Quay, DR.. A. Strong and Edward Ed
wards, II each; for willard. Evan Cab
riel and David F. Davis, II each. Sec
ond distrct-For Quay, NJ. E. Sanders,
George W. Beale and Roger ellis, 66
each; for Willard. II. II. McKeehan,
Henry Birbeck and B. 8. Meyers, 55
each. Third district-For Quay, Thom-
as Mankivel and George Fl. Pierce. 45
each; for Willard, Richard Williams
and william Bright, Al each. Fourth
district-For Quay, Thomas Simms, So:
for Willard, Thomas W. Thomas. 80.
Fifth district-For Quay, William J.
Crosby, l6; for Willard, William Gill
bert, 10.
Third ward, First district-For Quay.
Thomas Jones. q; for Willard, Edward
Rock, 20. Second district-For Willard,
Richard Walsh, unopposed.
Fourth ward, First district. Willard
A. Il. Eynon, 90; w. T. Sproats, SO.
Quay-Reese G. Griffith, 21 Il. F. Post.
21. Second district. Willard-Thomas
Davis, 12s; William Powell, 100; Hosie
Thomas, RS. Quay-Hueh James, 80;
Richard Harlow. 72: Peter Kaker. 81.
Third district, willard-Davld Jenkins,
113; David Thomas, III. Quay-George
Hoffman, 13s; Lem Nichols. 1873. Fourth
district, Willard-Richard Oswen. 142;
John Hughes. 1872; Thomas Richards,
129 Quay-Ciem Marsh, 146; Enoch
Price, al; John Roberts. 143.
Fifth ward, First district. Willard
r. G.. Peters, 70; John T. Watkins. II.
Quay-James Phillips, 73; Samuel
Gress. 72. Second district, Villa rd-
Benjamin Reynolds. ~; Joseph Davis,
"A. Quay--John Morgan. 70; Bnoch
Dunkerly, 7s. Third district, Willard
Richard Morgan, 151; William Gleason.
151; Daniel Bynon, ISL Quay Thomas
w. Stevens, 50; Thomas Arthur, o.;
LIewe1yn Jones, 93. Fourth district,
wiIlard-Daniel Phillips, 101: John
Thomas, 100. Quay--Benjamin Thomas.
II; Richard Protheroe, 72.
No CoafIict in tho Sixth.
Sixth ward, First district, William
Gaughan was unopposed. Second dis
tritt, John w. Horn, unOppOsed.
Fourteenth ward, First district. Will
lard-Ebenexer william, 81; Reese
Pritchard, 81. Quay-W. Fl. Derby, 40;
George Peck, 40 Second district. Will
lard-James Lewis, 90: William Nichols.
95. Quay--WilliamMcD Donald, 20; Rich
ard Davis. 10.
Fifteenth ward, First district, Will
dard-William Penn Davis. 1853;
Elias Evans, 157; James Thomas. 154.
Quay-Edmund Moses. 70; Joseph d.
Lewis, 10: Evan Jones, 75. Second dis
trict, Willard-John J. Lewis, o.: Wal
ter Wilkins. 80; Howell. sS; Joseph
Nash. SO. fa
Eighteenth ward, Wnlard-John
Beckett, 10. Quay-Henry Williams, ].
Another election was conducted at
which credentials were given to vii.
liams.
Twenty-frst ward. First district.
Willard-W. B. Thornton, 81. Quay
John Miller, II. Second district, Will
lard-Thomas Y. Jones, 10; Lewis
POWELL II. Quay-Henry Sherman,
119; Isaac Evans. 116.
The Successful Candidates.
The following are the delegates elect
ed at yesterdays primaries:
First ward, First district, Job Thorn
q, Thomas I. Jones and 3. g. Maaoney;
Second district, Captain q. w. Pierce;
Third district, John Neat howard Gre
neil, William Appleman, Isaac Jones.