The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-20
sheriR-w. W. Irwin. Of Webster.


sherift-w. w. Irwin. OF Webster.
Prosecuting Attorney-w P. Robinson.
! CLERK o. icrcuit cOurt-John A White,
CLERK 81 Circuit court-John A. White,
Assessor CcItyl-Bert H. swartz, of clay.
Assessor country Zane, OF Tria-
delphia.
washington district--County commits
sioner, Christian Blum; school commits
sioner, W. c. HRnes; justices OF the peace.
Jesse Wells and John Bachelor; con-
stable, Lindsey Carney; delegates 70
j. Kenny and Patrick Scally.
Madison dlstrict-County commissioner,
r. B, NRylor; school commissioner, DR..
E c. Myers: justices Of the peace W, H.
CALDWELL and n. Crawford; constable.
AlenEo ST. Myers; delegates to county
and Charles II. Copp.
Clay liBtrict-Cnunty commissioner,
Henry Robrecht; school commissioners,
a. updegran and ]. g. AcLain; justices
Siehke: constables. T. W, Welsh and
John Halpin: delegates to the county con-
ventlon; John A, Howard, John N. Birch
and r. B. Merchant.
Union distrlct-County commissioner,
W. II. Steele: school commissioner, Jere
A. Miller; justices Of the peace. ]. Cahill
and +. j. Burkhardt constables. 8. A.
Wilcox and W. A. Love; delegated to
county convention. James Mckinley, Fred
F'riese and Charles Schmidt.
Centre dlStrict-C County commissioner,
Philip Voelllnger; school commissioner,
q. ". Seabright; justices Of the peace,
Hugh Dawson and Thomas Fox. ST.; con-
stables, John Shorts and Edward Heller;
delegates TO county conventions; j. ].
Comm, A. C. StoetEer and F. Wendell.
Webster dlBtrict-County commissioner,
J. n. Whyte; school commissioner, u II.
wilde; justices OF the peace, William
HenneEan and ]. McDermott; delegates to
county convention. b. Meighen, 1r, J.
Carroll and ]. A. Wood
Ritchle diHtrict--County commissioner,
August Fette; school commissioner, Her
man Bentz; justices Of the peace, p, ].
Mccormick and B. Lewedag; coustRhles
II. W. Specht and E. Frederick; dele
gates to county convention, ]. B. HandlRn,
g. ]. otte and W. Thurman.
TriadelphlA dlstrict--County commits
sioner, D. NJ ThornhurE; school commits
si6ner, 81 Madden; justices OF the peace,
y, Bedllllon and c. s. Terrtll; cODstAbles.
William Warden and John Anderson;
DELEGATES 70 county convention NJ u ~.
Liberty district-county commissioner,
]. N. Faris; school commissioner, Soda
thlel Curtis; Justices OF the peace, r.
John Hunt and N. Vermilllon; delegates
10 county convention. a. Q. Harold and
8. 8. Jacobs. ST; and D. Forney ana Z.
Crumbacher tied.
RichlRnd distrlct-County commissioner,
A. P. McCulloch ., school commissioner,
George Crisis; justice OF the peace, NJ.
Mcneil; constable. Robert COnstaln; del
eEStes TO county convention. II. II. Gar
den. George Ebberts and j. p. Stewart.
fhe primary election OF the Democra-
cy of Ohio county occurred Saturday.
The vote polled foots up 1929 for the
head Of the ticket, which Is more than
some Democrats had anticipated. and
less than others predicted would be poll
ed. Democrats who were asked to ex-
plain the reason for the falling of of
Saturdays vote as compared with the
primaries OF 1892, say that there were no
contests of great Importance to bring
out a vote, rather a fllmsy argument.
To themselves. probably the Democrats
confess the true reason-the detection
Of 1894, which now appears not to have
been merely temporary detection.
In this connection a comparison Of the
vote for Democratic candidates for
county commissioner ut the election OF
1894, when the detection from the party
was 50 heavy that the Republicans car
rled the county by a majority Of over
1000, and the total vote for candidates
for nomination for county commissioner
at Saturdays primaries is Of interest
It Is as follows: