The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-03
L. D. Monks, Howard B, Douglass, E.

Charles Smirnow, Charles D. Nicoll, John Mccarthy, Henry Jaquest.
 County-Clarence H. Ryder E. S. Davis, Samuel Kaufman, William Gay, Charles w. Ross, F. J. Rice, William E. Chandler.
 Justices of peace-James K. Blake, William A. Kirk, Robert Miller, George w. Fleming, A. MaXcy Hitler, Frank J. Brown, William R. Francis.
 Probate-A. Maxcy Hitler, William R. Francis, John H. Phillips, Charles P. Merriman, Robert Miller, James Hem ingway, Harry Fl. Starr.
 Eighth Ward.
 Samuel McLauchlan was chosen chairman of the caucus and Andrew T. Bierkan secretary. The first two can didates for a place on the state delega- tion voted for were John M. Champion, a Porter man, and Robert J. Kempf, a Lounsbury man. Mr. Champion was chosen by vote of 10S to 5S. The next two candidates put up were Adam Sat- tig for Porter and Harry B. Brown for Lounsbury. MT. Sattig was chosen by a vote of IA to 46. Then, seeing how the caucus stood, the Lounsbury men made no objection to having commit tee select the remaining delegates to be chosen in order to save time. The state delegation is solid for Porter, and the list of delegations is as follows. George Wells, E. Zwingman, William R. Clark, Byron E. Tucker, c. P. Damn, Irving Smith, William V. Trealoar. County-Charles F. Gum, Louis Kiln kerfuss, Martin Emerich, Nicholas Hu- man, Allen Ostrander, A. G. Walter, James Martin, R. s. Hart, Joseph E. Cox Theodore Sampson.
 Representative-R. H. Tyner, T. A. Bassett, John McLauchlan, ST., G. H.. Larson, James H. Rice, A. Bradley, AL bert s. Rogowski, A. E. Woodward, Leo Herz, H. M Brooks.
 State-John M. Champion, Adam Sattig, Louis Davis, Fred Carlson, Sam uel McLauchlan, Joseph H. Ullman, Edward I. Attwater, Robert Newhall, George Bean, s. H. Street. Congressional-Roger De Bussey, W. G. Hastings Charles F. Merwin, Leon- ard Hotchkiss, Carl J. Karlson, Archl- bald McNeil, W. H. Kenny, Henry Ro- gowski, w. J. Atwater, Charles R. Bishop.
 Senatorial-Janles E. Rowland, John
 McLauchlan, Jr., Frank Coleman. Justice of peace-A. R. Rogowsl1i, George Woolson, Edward White. George Wright, E. A. Alling, Clayton G. Cook, A. J. Beers, F. L. Dupond, Thomas Roach, Martin Swanson
 Probate-Robert McLauchlan, Will liam H. Merwin, Edward A. Ryal, M. Loeb Louis Sonnenberg, Gustave Ed berg, George Dayton, Burton J. Hen-
 drick, L. Upham, John Nelson. Tenth Ward.
 The contest in the Tenth ward was a hot one. Ex-Senator Johnson, chair
 man of the ward committee, called the caucus to order and balloting for chairman began. Theodore H. Mac-
 donald and Julius Twiss were the can-
 didates for the position, the former a Lounsbury man and the latter for Por- ter On an informal ballot the vote stood Macdonald 75. Twiss Fl. The sec- ond ballot was a formal one and re- suited in Macdonald receiveing S5 and Twiss S1, the former being thereby chosen. c. w. Pickett moved that committee of five be appointed to se- lect the delegations and report and the motion was passed. The committee ap- pointed consisted of Judge Studley, c. w Pickett, Hart D. Munson, Ernest l.. Isbell and Frank Brazos.
 Two candidates to head the state del- egation were put up. They were Jo- seph Hubinger for Porter, and l.. w. Hurlburt for Lounsbury. The vote re- suited as follows: Hubinger 69, Hurl- burt 90. The delegations selected then on committee report were: State-S. w. Hurlburt, John F. Gaf- fey, E. Hewitt c. w. Whittlesey, w. P. Futile, James R. Lyon, A. c. Pur- cell, $ A. Howe Julius Twiss, Myron w. Curtis, E. H. Douglass, A. c. Bene- dict, s. s. Platt.
 CongressionaI-Hart D. Munson, J. P. Studley, Asa c. Bushnell, S. A. Car ter James A. Church, Charles A. Fab rique, James R. Lyon, John F. Gaffey,
 Harry Grinnell, W. H. Ransom, Will liam A. Lincoln, G. G. Kimberly, c. A. Cartling.
 Probate-W. H. Pardee, S. Fl. Davi- son, G. H. Fisher, E. P. Lyon. B. l.. Routh, Walter Woods, G. s. Harmon, Samuel Punderson, Felix Chillingworth,
 Wilbur w. Lyon, F. J. Veesey, Cyrus Jones, Charles Crittenden. Justice of peace-George R. Hall, Steven Hope, R. R. Hope, Frank Bald
 win, James Evans, J. w. Stewart, Thomas Allen, W. R. Roberts, B. E.
 Kimberly, pr. w. P. Judson, H. J. Peck
 Senatorial-C. w. Pickett, M. w. Cur tis, George A. Law, Barney Murphy,
 E. M. Kimberly, F. A. Allender, R. J. Bunce, George E. Hall, W. S. Good, Frank S. Platt, J. c. Nesbit, Fred F. Norman, Clarence W. Clark. Representative-C. W. Pickett, c. W.
 Blakeslee, Harry J. King, D. s. Isbell, H. c. Webb, E. H. Street, Herbert c.
 Keith, Frank Brazos, J. D. Lyon, Felix Chillingworth, T. H. Macdonald, James Richie, w. s. Andrews, George A. Law. Eleventh Ward. State-F. S. Conklin, E. D. Smith, W. w. Kelsey, A. J, Weld, J. A. Nelson, i Charles A, Kraus, J. J. Bradnack. Congressional-Willia E. Morgan. William A. Waterbury, Charles L.
 Wright, J. P. Lavigne, N. D. Camp L. | Mackey, J. A. Thorpe
 County-J. F. Schappa, F. J. Brennan,
 F. B. Hull, c. Schappa, c. S. Toronto, | A. c. Nichols, c. E. Squires. Probate- Carlo 0 AIIIr, WY n