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I 22 SAX FRANCISCO CHEOKICLE SUNDAY JUNE 3 1894 HI I i I jhi 1 II i Result of the Primary The Regular Ticket Wins Everywhere Delegates to the Republican Conventions An Extremely Large Vote Was Polled The Returns Canvassed by the Campaign Committee A Single Protest Filed The delegates who will represent thu City in the Republican State Convention have been chosen The primary election yesterday was a quiet and orderlv one Even in the Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth Assembly iistricts there was no serious trouble The determination of the Republicans of the city to stand for clean politics carried the day and although the followers of Kelly and Cnmrains had thousands of stuffer slips and attempted to uet many of them few passed the test so rigorousfv and persistently made at the ballot boxes The election was a sweeping victory for the regular ticket In not a single in stance did the opposition win It was crushed completely Its defeat came from the Republicans of the city In all of the district a fair hght was shown Favors were given to neither side nor faction but when the votes were counted the eagle of the regular ticket so far outnumbered the standard of the opposition that it seemed as if there had been no contest One of the most significant results of the election was the fact that a protest came only from a single polling place out of thirty eight in the city That objection was voiced by Kellys officer of election in the first polling place of the Twen ty eighth Assembly district He appeared before the Campaign Com mittee last night and declared that fraud had been committed by the oft cers representing the regular ticket He was asked to specify at least one in stance but could iiot He was told to secure his boasted evidence but did not He was urged to bring his protest betore the County Committee but declined His protest was then filed In only one district was there a contest which merited any consideration as an in teresting one It was between factions having no connection or affiliation with Kelly and Crimmins Jesse Marks and Captain Young locked horns in the Fortieth and Marks won out by an over whelming majority When the Campaign Committee met to canvas the returns last night its rooms were crowded The name of each candidate was read and the vote he had re ceived was recorded The regular ticket had won everywhere and the Campaign Committee announced the following as the elected delegates subject to the con hrmation of the County Committee For an Honest Primary and Freedom rom Boss Hole Polunz place 1 was in a shoe shop at 15 Folsom street Voters living in pre cincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 14 16 and 17 of the Twenty eighth went mere The district had been known as Martin Kelly because ot his residence therein and it was feared that he would make such a desper ate fight to win there that disorder and perhaps bloodshed would ensue Eight policemen were pat at the polling place and at least one was in the room where the ballot box was kept all the time A row occurred between the election officers over the very farst vote Officer Love separated the two combatants and searched all the members ot the election board to see if they bad pistols Io weapons were found on them There was no trouble after that in the room A young man named Culien acted as challenger for the Kelly Crimmins side and bore the brant of the battle for the Kelly ticket Thomas Tully one of the candidates was at the polls but did not make hmself prominent Martin Kelly appeared about noon and went away soon after nutting his ballot in the box He seemed to xeeJ then that there was no hope of victory limothv Sullivan superintended the contest for the other ticket and with him were Sherry Burke and several other active assistants Culien as challenger vocifer ated against the reception of main votes and jeers and ironical laugh ter for his beneht came from the crowd He kept asserting that men who came up at the head of the 1 ne had voted once twice and even three times be fore but the challenged persons always gave satisfactory answer to the election officers and their ballots went in hen ever required the challenged men swore their votes in The Kelly contingent saw how the tide was running against them and even Culien finally concluded that be was using his vocal organs to no purpose One arrest was made at this polling place the charge being drunkenness This section of the city is known as Tar Flat It was quiet enough yesterday The anticipations of trouble were so great that when nothing more than loud con i large number of heelers and their many versation was indulged in as the hours tnends indulged in stim ilants and be wore on the election was pronounced dull came boisterous about the polls The I Kelly and Crimmins were snowed under obstreperous ones were arrested for drunk so badly at this polling place that when enness I the votes were counted even body was I Charles Sweeney the quondam cham surprised It was generally expected that I Pon basebill pitcher eot into a hght and Kelly would be able to mike a better was arreste 1 for batten a id drunkenness showing The courting ol the ballots be While he was beng arrestel he slipped a gan at 7 clock in the polling place sev revolver into the pocket of a well known eral police orhcers lookine on olit cal manipulator who was also Polling place No I The expectation searched Ine weap was foun 1 on was that this would be the no siest lolling him The other arrests were as fol place in the cit and Sergeant Reynolds I lows Battery John nth disturb ng remained there during the day wirh I the peice Michael Miau nessy John twelve policemen readv to suppress the Burke William Pasha rraii Daniel and least quarrel at the stirt He sent eieht Michael Dower drunk Peter ritzpatnck officers therein the morninz row be Si Iman James Dinning Ld warl Mornso llonius Maeee 1 nomas Haynes lohnCav naiifh I McClos ke Tob Joh i Duffy Neil Mc Donald Malhern ately qnlet until the afternoon This was Crimmins home box and he made every endeavor to capture it When his men saw that the regular ticket was being voted faster than they coald bring up relays of staffers they became desperate One of his heeler started a fight front of the ballot box with the evident purpose of capturing and destroying it There were nine policemen present under Dodge they spoiled the trick Several attempts were made daring the afternoon to get a lot of Kelly and Crimmins heelers near the box and then have the crowd rush in tear down the doors of the polling place and destroy the ballot box It was an old trick but the vigilance of Dodge and his posse spoiled it It kept them busy however for as fast as the staffers were dabbed away they would re turn only to be driven away before they could mass for a rush word got around that an attempt would be made by Crimmins to seize the ballot box when the polls closed Notice was sent to the bouthern Police Sta ion and the posse was increased to fifteen men under charge of Sergeants Price and Spillane The polling place wis on Howard street As soon as the polls closed seven or eight men jumped for the par tition and tried to climb over it Ihey were driven back bv two policemen At the same time a crowd of hfty or more some heelers and spine spec tators made a rush for the front door of the store so as to get to the pollinc rooms frim the rear They ran against a cordon of ponce who beat them act Then nearly twentv policemen turned loose on the whole crowd which ov that time blocked the comers about Fourth and Howard streets so that the cars could not run The heelers and curious spectators were clubbed till they ran like sneep This lasted for half an hour at intervals of five minutes each as the crowd would again and again mass about the polling place Finally the crowd was driven half a block 1 while at polling place 2 it was 449 In polling place 1 the highest vote cast for Any of the opposition candidates was 53 and the lowest 43 John Snreckels led the regular ticket with a total vote of 488 Patrick tiroderick who received the lightest vote had to hit credit 477 At polling place 2 the proportion of votes was about 2 to 1 in favor of the regu lar ticket Of the regular candidates Mr Snreckels as ain had the highest vote and IMr Brodenck the lowest The total vote cast for Spreckels was 394 and for Brod erick38Z Martin Fragley received here 154 votes which was the greatest number cast for any of the opposition The voting in both precincts was en tirely free from disturbance THIBTX SIXTH PISTBICT The first polling place of the Thirty sixth district was located at Seventeenth and NToe streets Six hundred and twenty six votes were polled of which 573 were straight On eight ballots the name of YV Montague for delegate at large did not appar his total vote being 613 The opposition in this distr ct was divided among ti ree tickets differing in the substitution of one or more names in place of those on the regular ticket The greatest opposition was manifested against Frank Irench who polled 579 votes the lowest on the ticket the name of Morrow being substituted Morrow received twenty votes The strength of the opposition msv be judged from the votes cast for the follow ing candidates Murphy 9 George laiterson 16 George Conrad 10 Hammond 6 Charles Daly 7 John Heiline 7 Joseph Cavagnaro 6 Bergfeld 7 Chairman Mamwanng of the Republican Lonntv Committee rected the bat tie in this precinct and was jubilant at the lanro number of votes polled The total Reptib lean vote at the Presidential election in the Thirty sixth district was a 1 ttle over 1200 while at the ftrst polling rnauj mo eruvvi uriveu nana uiocn yesterday over one half the total away in each direction and it then ds ote 0the dltct WM four hehts but they were stopped lmme questioned bis right to rote again Flagg was strucK in the lace ana nis assailant was arrested He was one ot a crowd of a dozen or more who worked both precincts in the Interest of the opposition and voted as long as names were supplied to them Julius Kabn who has designs on the Congressional nomination spent the en tire day between the two polling places working for the regular ticket THX TOETY VIBST DISTRICT The election of a vestry at an annual parish meeting could hardly have been more quiet than the primary in the Forty first Assembly district The dqpble bar reled police protection at each polling booth which arrived with long hickory clubs was a mockery in view of the peaceful proceedings The vote polled was lighter than at the last primary and very little interest seemed te be manifested in the proceedings At no time were there more than three or four people at the polls at one time and votes dropped in but slowly all through the day he balloting was heaviest in the forenoon VOBTY 8EOOVD DISTRICT In the first precinct of the Forty second district as elsewhere throughout the Western Addition thre was an unnsu ally large vote polled for a pnmarv election the total being U4 out of 500 rotes cast by Republicans of the precinct at the last election There was no opposition to the regular ticket after 9 clock the morning and but one or two votes were polled by the opposition at that time SCREAMED LUSTILY A Womans Fears for Her Husband Exciting Scene on Market Street The Patient Is Taken to the Hud son Medical Institute The piercing seres ms of a woman attracted a large crowd on Market street between Fifth and bixth one day last week The lady sat in a buggy which was driven by her husband He bad suddenly fallen forward in a dead faint and was in danger of tumbling under the horses feet for to the evident terror of his wife 1 tunatelv the horse unlike its master was iucic wus noi a ciiuenjte uurmg iuc uiy -----and no trouble of any kind slow going in fact a regular farmyard polling place 2 1337 Californ a i lunkhead and finding the pull on the street there was a light vote early in the 1 rems had slackened it drew over to the day There beine but one ticket in the glaewaik ani cam8 to a stop at the very lie a mere was no inction or con trovers Medlcal ln8tltutot the Republicans of this section of the district voting without hindrance or delay Between 6 and 7 clock a number of working men returning from their days work cast their ballots 70BTT THIRD PISTRICT diately and the combatants arreted A The opposition fared no better la the second polling place at Duncan and Ohu ch streets side show ticket eng neered hv George Patterson caused considerable scratching but did not in anv wav affect the result Ibe total vote for Montague was 311 Joseph bebeerer led the regular ticket with a vote of 2H2 1 he iishtest vote was 172 cast for Frank rrench Charles Daily received 81 votes which was the lightest number oas for anj of the opposition A Morrow vote was 4 1032 Market street Willing hands lifted the unconscious man out of the buggy while others quieted down his terrified wife The sufferer was quickly carried upstairs and luctily the The polls of the First precinct Of the I hoar Thirin in nH lthnnoh on 0Farn1t4e Pint leayln at undertook otilli Street oUU 11 Was ciytrttcu mat aw there would be considerable electioneer I th treatment of the patient which the TntRTT EVFVTn DISTRICT gan soon after the opening of the polls and four men were sent to the sta ion house for drunkennes Their dispute was not serious and was attributed to an overindulgence in beer rather than to politics 1 ben the new sergeant sent four THiniETH DISTRICT There was no ntest I ftteiever in this more officers to the polling place wti ch district but for fear the Kell and Cr was at 102 Jessie street and soon went 1 mlns factnn woild attempt to teal a thither himself march the supporters of the regular Peter JSeuy was challenger lor the ticket polled a hea vote At polling i tion people wee not He Earlv the morning their fortes rail and after voting a few mes otuh of Market street mi le a rush to tin two polling places at dough and Oak streets and Oak and De rK ktti rnu I wiciu iir uinic tua iviuh anil ennui Dorniy until i ciock in tne aiternoon when the opposition gae tip the contest to that me half a dozen lights took place and several men were arrested for being drunk TFIRTT KIQHTH DISTRICT While the fight waxed warm on all stupid old horse had sd wisely and so nn consciously brought to his door I am afraid that there is not much to be said about this matter said the doctor when interviewed on the subject This is a not uncommon case The gentleman is suffering from nervous prostration He is what I suppose most people would call run down He is sitting up now and of course it is the nsual story I have advised a thorough with the Great Hudyan and I eziance bv votine am connaent we snail mase a new man oi early There was but one ticket in the im in a very snort time ne is aiso sui field and no ppos tion oting was so fer nS from trrh of the bladder but light and everything so harmonious early that is nothing to cause serious alarm I in the afternoon that the election officers think I can show you a testimonial in an closed up for a couple of hours because of exactly parallel case ing done during the day although no troub was anticipated The ote was light the total being IbS It was all one way there being no opposition to the regular ticket and no representatives of the opposing factions present even as challengers No challenges were made during the day and at 7 clock the ElectioT Loard were ready to eo home poling place No 2 68 Bush street all as so quiet that a stranger in that neighborhoo 1 woul 1 never have suspected 89 Peregal 110 Dnrango 07 and Brook 10t also ran Time 1 lOii Second race Breeder and Sportitoani handicap three fourths of a mile Shields ch Atelanir ty Powhat tan Fashionetti 10o Coombs Roraair 113 MdIoa Model 93 Jones 3 Vi on by three fourths of a length necks between the next three Betting Melanle 5 to 1 Bomair 11 to and Model 8 to 3 Roril flush 113 also ran Time 1 1 Third race Five farlongs purse 20o Thomas Boyle I Charley QulcE br Prince of Norfolk Eda 100 TubervUle 1 KlTL100loombs El Tirano 103 Clancy 3 Won by one and a naif lengths half a length between second and third Betting Charlev Quick 3 to 1 Kitty 9 to 2 and EI Tirano 9 to 2 Silver 94 and Coquette 100 also ran Time 1 0 Fourth race Five furlongs pnrae 200 0 Applebys Flirtllla by Peel Ftu tlne83 Jones 1 Alto Mlo 104 fenssell Roanoke 101 Anderson 3 Won by one length a length between second and third Betting Flirtation 6 to 5 Alto Mio 5 to 2 and Boanoke 15 to 1 Tornado 101 Jack the Ripper 101 and ary Foster filly iof also ran Time 1 04JS Fifth race Five furlongs parse 200 Ross Nellie an by VanderhUt Mctorla 99 McAullffe Niagara 86 Burns 3 Polaskl 08 Jones 3 on by a length half a length between second and third Betting Nellie Van 2 to MajraraStoS and Polaskl 11 to 5 Climiito 86 Ilollister Dennis 101 and Lady 93 also ran Time1 04 8ixth race One mile purse 200 Cannons stable Auteuil by John Happy Jew 100Petrs 1 UCuerrn OdfflnineT 2 Mendocino 95 Russell 3 Won easily by seven lengths bait a length between second and third Betting Auteuil 6 to 5 De la Ouerra to 1 and Mendocino tol EsperancedO Greehoci 90 and Regal 90 also ran Time 1 47 SHOT IN THE HEAfiT 4 neiuiiuvjiiiuv huui i never uie suspecieu i i In Thim seventh Unci the regu tnat a primary election was in progress of overwork tcket won a mtjor tv of almost Man ounj ana actve rmocnU9 gave treatment witl vetoone I or ill thes dd tneopposi ev dence of their new a leeiance by votine am confident 1 The doctor turned over a number of books all filled with testimonials and finally exclaimed Here it is and then he read as fo lows frank wise of sacra jrevTo cai I desire to express my gratitude for the skillful manner in which I have been treated by the Hudson Medical Institute of 1132 Ma ket 11 nnnA a ol i 1 rLt iiufitmoi 73 ici 3W 1 ree 1 1 a an wen amicieu wiia vaiairn vi acuj iiumiiij uuuiiees auu i oii place there were i votes cast and at Awuiy siiuiu ti went up to the pol to vote in the morn 1 the bladder and nervous prostration Had man xoian sioou on ine opposite sine 01 0 2 there were 44 1 he scenes about regular uiraei wituin us nounuanes met 1 tnz ad looked over the precinct register been treat tne window as tne cnauenger lor tne both polls were extremelv net all di wlt oppos tion whatever curing 1 t0 find his name He fo ind it ail ght Mgie uciti coin cuauengers uau reu not a single event marring tue serenity of ery luuriiniR nounj rumors wereanl so reat wag bl3 oy thereat that be 1 I fMiAn a Ka ha inn nla a tf I nh 1 ah I tne aav 1 vu wuuif tore the paee out and started to vote it THRtTY STCOM DISTRUT In the Later on some voters appearing the polls were again opened FORT1 FltRTH niFTPICT At polling place 1 of the Forty fourth district a trood sized vote was polled and nothing occurred to disturb the even tenor of voting eicept one amusing incident Henry emegeman oi Jv ttreen street hair and as that hue indicates a fiery disposition it was thought that they might come to blows Peter is a feather weight and Dolan a heavv weight and it was plain that the result of the scrap would not be in doubt it at this place as at the other no blows followed hot UlK Nothing more ternfving than a threat to meet his opponent to morrow came from each belligerent indiv dual wl bad any authority to represent either side Barney Doughertv was the chief director of the Kellv Crimmins clement and he kept cool snd sniil ne all dav not indulp ing in anv war of words with anv body hen he saw that the Kelh cause vote apainu Ktl and I nmm lat ha 4M fill ITT Ttr 1 A ru tr flia edge of the sidewalk and admitted defeat Billv Harrington whoe en mitv to Kelly is of long standing was on hand to watch the tight against bis old adversary and he bad mam an amusing dialogue with Peter ell Ihev berated each other but lauehid it the jests that they uttered at each other 9 ex pense Soon after the polls cpened aman who said that he was William Ackeron the Superintendent of Streets voted This thrity second DiTRHT the corner of urk and Fierce streets Thirty second district the recular Jhat le ngvUn would have to buckle on et witn si ght opposit on hen tnelr amr by 0t JrtLe ticket the polls orened the fr en is of Crimmin and Keilv were on hand with i ticket the heht for it being le I bv County Com mitteeman John Mciilvnn 1 he otner ticket was made up bv reientlv converted Democrats some of whom had been re fused places on tlu reuUr tick Consi lerable it teret as mamested the election and manv men who in residei for vears 1 1 the 1 strict it never voted at a 1 nn ay before came it to Nv page on in illia opposit in had materialized There was a frieraly rivalry between Club 1 whose polling place was at Oh Gough street and Clib 2 as to the number of era lots men woma De cast ana tne re forts of the 1 idee inspectors Mike braith still gave thevictorv to the former with and two pol cenien to convince tne lrius to tne latter sot tcin precincts rolle 1 up a rood vote considering the fact Major John illiams who vas acting as judge of election rerno istrated with the voter and tried to get lie precinct page awav from him Mr Brnggeman insited iinon his right to vot tny ticket which he sia nt and was readv to fi9ht for his riuh It took the co nbined ef that there was hut one ticket in held I 1 the First ecinct there had been sorie ta of heavv scratching of several names of delegates becaue of the suppose 1 disaffection of one of the strict leaders who had formerly trimed with the Kellv and Crimmins faction The count the ballots however dispelled mil rumor a the delegates who receive the lowest numberof votes were scratched on only five ballots rel icta tlv gave te nnc red an i ted bv a number of physicians with out any bei eht Lite bad indeed become a burden to me and I had about despaired of ever get tag relief After taking a special course of treatment from the physicians of the Hudofi Medical Institute I can trnlv state that I am a cored man Any one desiring to know more 01 mv cure can write to me i rak Wise sacramento Cat The doctor declared that he kept just such testimonials beiause here are al wavs some who prefer evidence of tbat nd to the assurances of the physicians aid he We are now treating all ner vous afections impaireo or lost powers ill ail ineir complications ana vriafions DAVIDSON FOUND DEAD IN BED The Deceased Came Prom Nashville and Nas Ont of Employment Twenty eighth Assembly district Nelson ill Burnham William 1 Harrington William Kuasell Henry Miller James wmon Andrew Canavan Drury Melone Ncholas Xennon Jr Twenty ninth Assembly district Luke LW ingston Irank McManus Qustave Melting Til Dunn Thomas Sands Hector Brodle John A Bmlth Thomas Txnnlan Thirtieth Assembly dlstrlct Wiener J1 Donovan I Joyce Coffey Grd iier Bam tell 1 8 Cohen Lajrden Thirty first Assembly district lMUlam Fmsdeke eorge Butitnl John II McUuer I McSfullen Chrlei A arret Thomas lolan James Wilkinson Thirty second Assembly district Fymon Thomas Duff Haley Robert Baker John Hellmann John Mc I onsen Thirty third Assembly district Thomas Davidson harles i Brown Louis Uolden jlenry Lanksnau Welch Henry Lett man Daniel Crowley Tulrty lourm sembly district Cord Uetjeti 1 Rottnson Hobbn II tmbaen Jackson Mejer A Dsffett Moran Frank McQusld harles JJnyrr iit uric burkhardt James Kane Thirty lilth Assembly district John fjiprerkels ticorge Si hell oan Dawsoo tvllllam Burt Robert Stafford Patrick BroderUkC I Martin 1 Thirty sixth Asscmblv district Frank French Henry Tiegler Taylor Louis Koscnthal HarrlMOD Bsrto WillUm uleeion IrankW Cornyn Joseph hcheerer Thirty seventh Assembly district Cprnwall A Watt Perkins Hleld I Donnelly Cook Groom Joalioddard a Falrchlld Dunn Hamnel Kosenhelm 1 Thirtr eifhth Asembly district Kinsman 1 Wolfe iAH Aigeltinger Gnstave Pohlmann Clark I Mump Cur ley A lorsytbA McElroy Max Goldberg Thirty ninth Assembly district A Castle Tf II llntton Jessen John Tyrrell a Falk William Sullivan Edward Avers Louis Pockwitz Goldstein itnrray rianerty moss I Fortieth Assembly district Emile Btuer Vf Sanborn Alfred Llllenfeld Short Jdgar Pelxotto Lott Norton Bett rian ueorge mhud George a Mccaivy ames iicvin antes Mnion jForty first Assembly district William Cmff 1 Clinch Leon Dennerr Heacock Thomas fcvD8 cuanes fennemann II Walker Peter Cal If en George A Knight Thomas Eagar Hecht Jllam Barton iForty second Assembly district George I Ite Albert Rothkopf John Chretien Hughes Robert Low WllllanvS da Vat Robert Fitzgerald Ueorge Liddle Ulggins Ledgett Sheridan Irony third Assembly district Ma honey August Drucker 8 Dora At klnson A Carnes ML Kowalsky Harry Vallers Georze I Drucker A TreadwelL llorty fourth Assembly district Henry 8 Martin Martlononl Arata A Snel Browell Barry Alexanster Campbell at Brooks Kossiter iForty flfth Assembly dfltrlct Harry Lewis William Thompson John Martin Harry Brown OBrien DevlU Joseph Sarbetto ilegate at large Monufue eral tunes dyr ng tre daj talk became warlike but no disturbance worthv of notice occurred I he woikers for the regnla cket under the lfadershipof lllian madeke did soni exce lent irk some of the best men in tl PepublK an club of the district were tat one 1 at each voting place wh le others brougl in the ters 1 here wis no oppos tion cket at polling place 2 of the Thirtv second listrict pre in 14 11 1 lArnn 1 ln nnA and Tennessee streets 1 erv thing Pe 1 inp were ePl0TelK i0ny JhAnKa ConT i i cation of small boys blockaded the vicin tv Po nuietiv was the election earned on in I ery 1 dav wa Pasri at Doth Polling the distnctlhat the large squad of po ice Place Al Uie urst Vn dCe infre which had been stationed at the polling W02alTPtesCathh lle the secoud was paces was materially reduced early not far behind with the morning an 1 those who remained on Pol voter of his error He up the pice blushed 1 hastened away At polline place 2 S03 Inert street nearl 200 pood I epublican votes wer cast before noon ll the Utile fact ons Lad been given representation 01 the ticket of treatment send testimonials and and perfect harmony with a single ticket I circulars of the Great Hudvan free to aU in the field was the result inquirers sum FORTT FIFTH DICTUTCT I There was no oppo tion ti the regular I HONOES WERE EASY ucei in me rortv mm uisiritu unu mes the Ureat Hudyan is found so rs lffnt The letters mm htwifrtiH tenehcial that nothing else is needed not refer to monev matters but stated ihenasaii in peculiarly complicated 1 that hi had hn hcm with hr rt caes it is necessary to ue a special plan at Hogansville ever since her husband left Nashville for California THE VOTE TOLLED was considered bj some of the on ookcrs off quietly with a sine encei im vl en cauon of irnil boys blockaded the vicin tv Republican Strength its Indlcnted by the a good loke on Mr Ackerson as the 0ne of the adl erents ot Jack Hoev the of the window where the balot box stood Votine Yesterday voter did not look like him and was ei Assemblyman named Mcfale at striking feature of the elect on in 1 the According to the returns hied at bead THREE FAtORITES LOST WON AND said to ba Tim IUnl an ex fireman I terapted to start a tight Trouble as rfe bet fe I qurtrs last nieht the deta led vote of iten1lhJtyaLtll Pred Uose tie P10 thirty ht polling place the termination to casta Republican ballot at eighteen Assembly districts of the city the window after a lone wait in the line r0mg Tlace tever 1 of the supporters that their names had been used mm 0 joeN wn0 has leen a supporter of who au unHiiiieu muois aueywereai Kelly and Crtmmina made the appear Jaii 2He I laeidents 8CESES AT THE POLLS Of a lively Jy the Predicts The various incidents of the dav and general conduct of the primary will be found in the account which followa TWXXTT SIOHIH MSTEICT IPollfne place 1 Martin Kelly voted hire The Kelly Crimmins ticket In this district was composed of Vf Mon tasne Thomas luiiy urnry aieione whose name was speuea Biaione on tne KeUy ballot uaniet aweeney jacoo Levi 3i Bernard I Conlan Gorge Pratt Michael Riordan and George Keefe Montague and Melone were on the other ticket The vignette ot the Kelly Crim rnSns ticket was a reminiscence In it were pictures of Harrison and Morton the plate being blurred by former use and it had this inscription Regular Republican Ticket Protection to Home Indnstry In the center was a female figure holding apcToU inscribed Justice to JOLT the regular ticket was generally designated jthe Eagle ballot because of the picture of lowed to swear in their votes Several lines had been formed at the polls before the window was opened anu the police bad some difficulty In getting all tlitsp voters into one line each crowd claiming that it was entitled to precedence Captain White the faro denier ap peared early In the day and he and er geant Reynolds had a little chat in which the latter pleasantly spoke of his visit the other night to the captain place and re marked that he had to use axes to get in hits replied that there would not have been any need to do that If he had been at home as he was not doing any bnsl ness there now The sergeant hinted that he might be around again soon and that the patrol wagon was being enlarged to accommodate all the fat men who might be found at the bank The captain forced a smile though he did not seem pleased and took a place in line Many men dressed In the latest style were at this polling place They live at the Palace Hotel or at some other swell place in the neighborhood Colonel Honntag waited a long time for the line to diminish it did not seem to lose Us length and so be induced a friend half way down the row to let him have a place witnin reaching distance of the window In the afternoon two quarrelsome fellows were arrested for drunkenness That cbarre was made in preference to any other because the prisoners were held in prison lor several nours unaer tne ruie re garding drunkenness If another minor charge were made they could ne released on bail at once A policeman noticed one vonne man coat bulcine and found that he had a piece of gas pipe beneath that garment He was evidently prepared tor trouble The pipe was taken from him ieter Kelly Kept protesting eo mucn against the taking of votes when men came up with ballots that Barney Doughertv advised nim to quit talking A few attempts were made to vote more than once The repeaters were chal lenged by the representatives ot the regular ticket and were hustled out ot the way so speedily that others of their kind conclued not to make the trial One voter who was described on the register was successfully personated byjome man who said that he had recovered his senses since the last election and swore in his vote At 7 oclouk the ballot box was sealed and carried to the Republican headquartersheadquarters in the Baldwin annex Half a dozen policemen went along to see that the election officers who bore it were in no way molested TWXSTY MATH DISTRICT There was more noise and disturbance at the two polling places in this district than in any other in the city Crimmins made a hard fight but lost in both polling places Twenty arrests were made at polling place No 2 on the corner of Howard and Fourth streets The most disturbance in the early part ot the day was at polling place No Here was Crimmins stronghold and he had a large gang of stnffers and repeaters trying to put in votes Eight policemen were stationed In front of the polls and as fast as one of the Kelly and Crimmins heelers was detected trying to put in a fraudulent vote ne was ordered away by tne inspector and it he showed the slightest tendency to resist he was sent flying into the street The regular ticket challenger shouted for clean politics and the opposition challenger charged that he was being given no show A merry war lasted here au dav about halt the persons who tried to vote being throws out Some anco but were disheartened at the onesided wav In which jintters were Tiinc A bitter contest had been expected in the Hurts second district but late Inst Friday ght Hoe an 1 the two ex bosses Kelly and Crimmins recognizing tne hopelessness of their cnuse in the district surrendered and withdrew the ticket and najies upon which the inten led make a stand hen the polls pene 1 nt 1 clock not a single oj position ticket was to bt seen and the candidates on the reg ular ticket reoenid that the battle was already won The signal defeat ol Hoey and thu twin bosses was me osstt le Dy removing the voting place from the Bran nan street end of the str ct to olano street and the I otrero Kelh and rim mins stronghold has alwaj been at the Branilan street end and they have al the loniing elections in both precincts men both young and old who were known to have been Democrats took the plelge required and cast their ballot as Republicans In some measure this ac counts for the comparatively large vote polled THIRTT tfIMn DISTRICT In the First and Second precincts of the Thirty ninth Assembly district there were 10 votes polled of which the first club polled HV and tho second VXl There was absolutely no opposition to the regular ticket and during the entire day there was not even an argument at the polline places The challengers at pointed bai nothing to de but distribute tickets The vote polled in the district is surprisingly large lor a primary election Most ol the voting was done during the forenoon and at lunch hour so that the tellers had was as follows ways before manigod to have the choice I ample time which to finish their count of the polling place Iheemplov ot the cu i every uanu wis headed Republican Primary Elec con ine Decent reopie must uovera the bird that served at its vignette ItUried to get in a ballot three and four Ttimis At poUing place No 2 It was modsr Union Iron Uorks and other factories at 5 clock appeared in large numbers and swelled the total vote which at the closing hour reached 445 as a total of the day balloting On the regular ticket the name of Dick was withdrawn after the ballots had been printed and William Haley substituted Some of the tickets with the name of Dick were also voted and some scratching was done in his favor and against Haley which did not materially affect the tatters total as compared with his colleagues In the Thirty second district there was no opposition to the regular ticket There was no disturbance of any kind and no crowd collected about the polling places THIRTY TH1BD DISTEICT The first polline place of the Thirtv third district was located at 2748 Folsom street As elsewhere in the distr ct the regular ticket was voted without opposition At 7 oclock the box contained 271 ballots all of which were accredited to the candidates on the regular ticket without even the formality of a oonnt In the second polling place of the Thirty third district comprising precincts iu and it at Assembly Hall on Nevada street near Michigan the utmost quiet prevailed during the entire day opposition was encountered and the regular ticket was in full possession of tho field No scratching was done and the officers of election had an easy time At the end of the day it was found that 354 ballots had been deposited all bearing the head of the regular ticket No excitement whatever was noticeable about Masonic Hall South San Francisco where polling place number three of the Thirty third district was located The voters of precincts twelve and thirteen came quietly to the polls and deposited their votes There was but one ticket The vote only reached lL THlKXT rOTJETH niSTEICT There was not a single incident to mar the serenity of the day at the polls in either precinct of the Thirty fourth district Two polling places were provided One was located on ShotwelL near Fourteenth street and the other on Howard near Seventeenth street In the first precinct 350 votes were cast and 415 in the second There was no opposition to the regular ticket and the count in both poll ing places failed to reveal a scratched ticket THMKTT FIFTH DISTEICT The promised opposition to the regular ticket in the Thirty fifth district was abandoned earlv in the day Before noon it was conceded that the regular candidates would win and alter that time all contest ceased The rote in both polling places was unusually heavy No less than 697 ballots wire cast ia polling place Twenty eighth First pre cijict Second precinct Twenty ninth Hrst pre eluct cond pnclnct Thirtieth Mrt rectmt Second prcclnc Thirty first First etnet Pecond precinct Thirty second Hrst clncu Pecond precinct Third precinct Thirty third First clncu Pecond precinct Third precinct Thirty fourth Kirst clnct Second precinct Thirty fifth Ktrkt cinct Second precinct Thirty sixth First cinct Second precinct Thirty seventh First pre clnct Second precinct Thirty eighth First pre cinct Second precinct pre 854 1 012 pre pre pre pre pre pre cinct Second precinct Forty second First pre cinct Second precinct Forty third First pre cinct Second precinct Forty fourth First pre cinc Second precinct Forty fifth First pre cinct Second precinct Total Delegate at large Total number of deleeates satisfaction was expressed by the people of the Thirty ninth at the result of the primary FORTIBTTH DIBTBICT The opposition in the Fortieth district developed the liveliest kind of a hght It was purely a district fight between the factions lead by Jesse Marks and Captain William loung mil it was productive of eeveral arrests and an almost endless amount of strife The regular ticket won the victory but Jesse Marks and his lieu tenants Truro not verv pnnfilunt nt innMM nntil thu tallv heet horfl hn th I rtv ninth First fight had go When all the ballots had LoiLi rof been counted the regular ticket was found Fortieth First precinct to be a winner bv a vote of about 8 to 3 Second rrecinct Captam Young and Tod McDonald who Forty first Hrst pre assisiea in loosing alter tne interests oi the opposition ticket introduced a clever trvck at the two polling places which had the effect of materially changing the result from what it would otherwise have been The reeular ticket was printed on dark pink paper and the Young ballot was of such a hght tint that it could be readily distinguished The challengers for the regular ticket succeeded in stopping many of the light ballots during the early stages of the contest and before long the light ballots dis appeared from the street entirely About 2 clock in the afternoon Jesse Marks had his suspicions aroused He saw a long line of strange individuals who he was positive did not live in his district crowd ing around the polling place with ballots which were unmistakably his own He challenged one of the voters and a wordy war ensued Marks grabbed the man His ballot was the regular lTallot with every name scratched and the names of the opposition candidates substituted Tim Maloney of the Fire Department engineered the scheme and had several hundred of the altered ballots distributed Among the friends of the opposition That was at the polling place of the First precinct on Lazuna and Post streets The regulars also received the double cross at the Second precinct polling place on Devisadero and Bush streets Late in the afternoon it was discovered that Tod McDonald had caused to be printed an exact fac simile ot the regular ticket with the names of the opposition candidates substituted There was one name taken from the regular ticket It was that of Short and was printed on the ballot in place of the name of Lott orton It was voted by many unsuspecting voters under the impression that they were voting the regular ticket Three arrests were made for drunkenness two for illegal voting and one for battery The battery occurred at the second precinct inst prior to the closing ot the polls A FlAgg accused a man in the line of having votsd several ttraei and S0Q 55 21 40 21 101 342 300 335 301 6261 352 3041 3o9 3b0 112 314 Melanie Upset All Calculations in the Handicap Event 710 12041 344 2o4 548 216 164 380 2 8 30o 583 29 28 f82 14 45J 14 4o5 164 In several of the polling places there were a number of scattering votes but they were insufficient to in any way affect the general result The following table shows detail the votes cast in favor of both the reeular and opposition tickets in acb ot the Assembly districts together with the total for each in the city and the overwhelming majority in favor of the regular ticket There was an increased attendance at the track yesterday afternoon There were several interesting races The sport began with a five and a half furlong dash nuard Banjo Warrago Peregal Tillle 8 Morven Mustesa Durango and Ssy Brook sported silk Till was made a torrid favorite She justified the enfl donee of her backers by winning from the fall of the flag Muitesa came fast at the finish and secured second place Komair Roval Flush Model and Me lanic wore the only starters for the Breeder and rportman hand cap The talent was divided between Model Roal Hmh and Komair but Melanle the rank out sider ca lured the event after a pretty race Romair beating Moel and Royal i Insh after a desperate drive Model got off in front and opened up a gap of five lencths but she tired perceptibly near the finish Melanie opened up at 3 to 1 but went back to 5 to 1 The five furlong dash for two year olds resulted in a big overthrow 8ilver the favorite failing to even show in a very moderate field Charley Quick and Kitty fought it out for the money the former winning cleverly The fourth race was taken bv the favor ite Flirtilla lto Mio looked dangerous a furlong from the wire but he could not quite get up to the two year old On the strength of rlirtillas victory Niagara a made ftvonte in the fifth race but Polaskl and Nellie Van were strongly supported Nellie Van cut out the pace and was never caught although hiagara was gaining rapidly at the finish The last race of the day bad Green hock De la Guerra Esperance Auteuil Mendocino and Reeal for starters The talent selected AuteniL The California horse with the French coenomen wnt to the post at 6 to 5 He just romped away Zachanas Davidson was found dead early last evening in his room at 615 TaylorTaylor street shot through the heart Davidson had not been seen since Friday until discovered by the Chinese employed at the boarding house at 5 30 clock yesterday It wag clearly a case of suicide although the deceased left no tetters indicating that he had intended to take his life The act was probably committed Friday night Davidson came here about two months since from Nashville He paid two weeks board bill but was unable to make another payment He was a jeweler bat was unfortunate about securing a position On his person were found letters from his wife who lives at Hogansville Ga The letters contained references about the child of the dead man and how big she had grown since her father had left for California The deceased was formerly connected with the Slief Jewelry Company of Nashville and bad apparently been well to do at one time hot a nickel was found among his belongings He was about 30 years old and was a member 01 tne Jewel with the race Bay District course fifth day of tBe meeting of the Breeders and Horsemen a Association Weather cloaajr track slow First race Five and half furlongs purse 175 Sachs Tillie 8 by Major Ban Stella Oo Jones 1 Mustesa 111 Madison a 2 Morven 97 Coombs 3 Won ridden out by twelve lengths one half length between second and third Betting Ttlltp stn mniu Mustesa 7 to 1 and Mor ven 8 to 1 Ouaid 110 Banjo 100 Warrago I the same degree on the same occasion THKKK COTTAGE3 BlTBTfEDA A Chinese Jumped From a Window to Kscape A few minutes before midnight last night three cottages numbered 8 10 and 12 on Trenton street were almost com pletely burned The buildings were occu pied by Chinese Christians and owned by Ye Sue Que How the fife Started is not known but when the alarm was rung in from box 293 at 11 clock they were al ready in a blaze Trenton street Is an alley running between Washington and Jack son streets and Stockton and Powell streets The firemen had some difficulty in doing effective work The total dam ace by fire and water Is estimated to be tjono hlle the fire was at its height a frantic Chinese occupying one ot the cottages leaped from a second story window and fractured his leg He was taken to the Receiving Hospital The alarm turned in at 12 20 oclock this morning was for a tire In the four story lodging house at li Kddy street occupied by Mrs White Damage about 50 The fire was caused by a cigarette carelessly thrown on a bed One View of Higher Education hen a girl is making good wholesome bread digestible pies and cake and keeping a house homelike and comfortable for her father mother and brothers it is said she is missing the higher education necessary to a woman life This higtitr education is one of the mushrooms that grow in the brain of poets spiritualists theosophists and fools It means tnat her father mother and brothers should be content to eat soggy bread and grow dyspeptic on canned goods while she sits on the bank of a stream and reflects upon a lot of thines that do her harm Lvery good and useful woman avoids what is popularly known as the higher life the literal meaning of which is the higher foolishness Atehmon Olobe Sentenced to Folsom George Lee alias Barney Williams who stole a quantity of jewelry from Moses Adfe in July last wsb yesterday sentenced to three years imprisonment in Folsom prison by Judge Damgerheld LOCAL JETW3 MJTKS Charles A Keeler will deliver a lecture entitled The Beautiful in Nature as Interpreted by Scleuce at the meeting of the Academy of Sciences to morrow evening Henry Mangels of Eleventh avenue South San Francisco wishes it sated that he Is not the person who ts charged with conducting a lottery game and ho has been sued by a prize winner who could not collect hii money Augustana College Rock Island Ih the largest Lutheran institution of learning ill America at its commencement on Thursday May 31st conferred the dexree of doctor of philosophy on Rev Sf Ebjorn pastor ot the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church on Mission streetnear Ninth He was recently professor at the college Professor A erseu oi Augustana college ana nev rro lessor WahlKtroro president of Gustavns Adotphus College St Peter Jlinn received rOpposi ptajritv District Regular tion regular Twenty eighth 3S0 248 132 Twenty ninth 5U7 2o7 340 Thirtieth 1 012 1 012 Thirty first 1033 72 1155 Thirtv second 1 156 1156 Thirty third 731 731 Thirty tdurth 732 732 Thirty filth 700 136 664 Tbirty eixth 892 8 8x Thirty seventh 917 70 847 Thirty eighth 753 753 Thirty ninth 710 710 Fortieth 9il 213 778 Forty first 626 628 Forty second 548 543 Forty third 380 350 Forty fonrth 583 583 lorty fifth 582 533 Totals I 13373J IO82J 12201 This opposition represents two tactions ot the regular ticket Era white and blue registered trademark EOaralerCVwia All bars and TtxerKa HOW 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