The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-09

The Populists had the most exciting
primary election yesterday ever held
in Sedgwicl county.
The Pop leaders got onto the fact
that Dave Dale, Rufe Cone and Ed
Dorsey had entered into a combin2-
ton TO capture the convention and they
determined to break the slate if posi-
BILE.
VIII Ayres and Charley Myers were
doomed for Sheriff and il was hoped
by combining that they could scoop
Cone in the city.
the result shows that the Dale-Cone-
Dorsey combine was too strong for the
honest Pops who still labor under the
deluSion that the office seeks the man.
Dale fixed up the country west of the
river while Dorsey and Cone set up the
pins in the city and right royalty they
showed Myers and Ayres under.
Will Ayres got six delegates in the
Fifth ward and Myers claims one in
the fourth and with that exception the
Dale-Dorsey-Cone combine claim the
earth.
Ayres made a gallant fight in the
Fourth ward but the combine carried
the day and just for fun elected Ayres
delegate on the Cone ticket.
Salem township instructed for Cone,
Dale and Dorsey while Wichita, Garden
ships all elected delegates for Cone and
Dale.
Delegates who came in from the west
side last night said that Tom Cart
wright would be Withdrawn from the
commissioner track and be turned
loose on the treaSurer'S course to beat
Dorsey.
The men who are onto this scheme de-
clare that while Mat Busch is a DEM
ocrat that he never went back on the
Pops and they are determined to re-
nominate him for commissioner If
this scheme wins Dorsey will be knock
ed out in the convention and Cartwright
nominated.
The following are the delegates elect
ed so far as could be learned at mid
night. The judges and clerks in the
second ward went off somewhere to
count the ballots and failed to make re-
turns, but the combine claim that ward
sure:
First Ward-William Waller. L. r.
Dewey, Lee Helena, Henry Sites, j. NJ.
Furnish, J. NJ Derr. DR.. J. L. Bennett,
John Exton, ]. X. Brink, J. F. Steck,
Wesley Plummer, Hugh Fortner. w. L.
Rose, c. W. Ross, c. r. Miller, John
Whitaker, z. +. Furnish, c. w. Tro-
baugh.
Third Ward-Irwin Stratton.. ]. V.
Colville. l. z. Campbell, L. y. Bowers,
J. c. Parton, J. l.. Startzman. NJ. Style,
w. F. Hyde, o. II. Young, r. L. Tay-
Nexon, Whitney Tucker. r. S. Bell, II.
II. Stark. j. OLeary. +. ]. Arnold, sam
Slower, +. X. Robinson.
Alternates-A. Cline, y. Gleson. W.
NJ Little Frank Mowrey, Charles Pier
p0nt, w. J. Elsey. Woodford. j. NJ.
Houston. Z. A. Huse. L. Roy Kramer,
]. Hinkle. Captain Thomas DR.. Kirk
~ Inh III
Fred Israel. G. w. Kelley, Il. T. Baker,
William Tobias.
rpuw qhc dW xPk wpard t U eta eta
Fourth-H. X. Tuller. II. G. Reeder.
w. F. Greene. George Wilhite, II.
Sayers, e. Tiffaney, r. Crippen, II.
John Comley, VIII Ayres. Abe Tram
mel. n. F. Thurston. John Wieger.
Charles Phillips. l.. D. Barrett.
Fifth Ward-Frank Nishwonger,
Grant Knepple, jeff Whitaker, P.
Hansworth. w. II. Oldfield, Jim Waltz,
F. NJ. Waltz. G.. C. Kensler. P. Middle
ron. Jol Stoner, ]. p. Parkhurst, J. c.
Milton, a. Bidsell.
Sixth Ward-G. w. Peters. Charles
Waltz. G. II. Crease, F. n. Barnes, q.
T. Wilder. Sr, s. f. Carmilke. T. p.
Wooten. John Nothstein. H. Tremain,
q. T Wilder. Sr., H. c. Warner.
TOWNSHIPS.
Wichita Township-J. c. Jones. V. K.
Stanley. \. c. Disho.
Garden Plain-L. Camp, Professor
Crum. ]. =. Mathews, John Gasney, I
Frank Decker, Emery Worden, Dennis /
LOOMS
Grand River-Henry Hillman. Will
bur Main. Al Baker. W. J. Anderson.
Morton-Henry ComstOck, j. Web |
ster, j. A. Wallace. TriXler, D. NJ. |
Main. William DalZell.
Salem Township-J. McAdams, -
Yea gler, Warner Capner, - Reed, -
Church, - Exon.
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