Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-13
WELLS AND BANNON WIN.
THEY CARRY EVERY DISTRICT
OF ANNE ARUNDEL.

A Lively Fight between the ssCombine"
and .Antt-Combine.'' fn which the
Latter is Badly Observation-Disclosures
Complexion of the Ticket TO Be Named
Tomorrow-No Trouble Reported.
Anne Arundel led off on Saturday
with the first primaries in the coming
campaign, which was one of the. most
interesting in the history of the county,
and was watched with great interest
throughout the State. Two factions
entered into the contest-one represent
ing the combine or German faction, led
by DIR. George Wells, Frank Bond, j.
@. Bannon and others, and the anti-Gor-
man faction led by Robert Moss. There
We're contests in every district, and tho
voting was lively on both sides. Every
thing passed of quietly and go ID natured-
ly, not disturbance having occurred in
any part of the county. The polls opened
in this city at 8 O'Clock and closed at 10,
during which time the polling place was
crowded with voters and spectators. The
total votes cast in the city was 3Sl, out
of which the combine received 1886. This,
however does not voice the sentiment
of the Democratic voters of the city,
according TO the election of 1892 when
752 votes were cast for Governor, show
ing that not more than one-half of the
voters attended the primaries on Satur-
day. The following is the result in the
county:
First DIstrict-Dr. &. NJ. Cheston,
James w. Gardner, B. Allen Welch,
VIM. ii. Claggett, John L. McCarter.
Majority 25.
Second DistIict-Richard Baldwin, II.
i. Lee. w. i. Thomas, Robert Lamb,
John Hangartner. Majority 1S5.
Third District--Dr. Elijah Williams,
q. l.. Soley, j. M. Cook, DIR. ii. NJ.
Revell, Percy Williams. Majority ITO.
Fouth District-Wm. b. Turner, VIM.
b. Humphrey, Frank A. Bond. Abram
G. Woodward, b. r.. Anderson, Elzey
Stewart, j. Frank Turner, Francis Dis
ney, George Z. Wiley, Jos. G. Bannon.
Majority 134.
Fifth District-George N. Potee, ].
G. Linthicum. L. n. Phelps, w. Il.
Shipley, Philip Myers, DIR. G. II. Winter
son, Henry Shoemaker, Charles ii. ID.
Yarmitt, Edward Gharrite, VIM. Kelly.
Majority 80.
Sixth District Annapolis Robert
Strange, Elmer Parkinson, George
Jewell, John r, Sullivan, John n. Davis.
Majority 1856.
Eighth District-Andrew Crandall,
j. L. Hutchins, w. Il. Rogers, Frank
| w. Owens, Il. L. Phelps, w. b. Owens,
]. w. ireland, w. Ford, Oliver Perry,
Edwin Gott. Majority 81.
The makeup of the ticket, it is stated,
will be about as follows. when the Con-
vention meets here tomorrow
Senator, John e. Bannon.
Clerk of the Court, DIR. Geo. Wells.
States Attorney, Jas. r. Brashears.
| House of Delegates. George w. Hyde,
DIR. George Hammond, DIR. J. g. Nc
Pherson, DIR. &. r. Winterson.
Judges of the Orphans Court, II. f.
Dodson, Ii. A. Tydings, A. Rider.
County Commissioner, John II. Hor-
kins.
For the Sheriffalty, Frank s. Revell,
of the third district; Edward Foreman,
of the fifth, and George w. Owens, of
the eighth, are mentioned.
Some of the candidates on the anti
combine ticket were: For Senator, Robt.
Moss; clerk, DIR. w. Q. Clayton: States
attorney, Edward e. CAN'T.
The outgrowth of this, it is expected
will result in fusion ticket with Robt.
Moss, for State Senator, DIR. w, G.. Tuck
fol Clerk of Court and James NJ. Munroe
for States Attorney.