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2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEfa : FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 22. 1889. | ' ' B |
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I A GREAT BATTLE OF BALLOTS
H . The Mayoralty Prize Fight Proves a Most
H Stubborn Contest Iu is Decided on
' the ' . 68th Round
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H Mayor Broatch is Finally Knocked Out by Hon
H George W , Lininger
B The Most Exciting Political Convention Ever
H Held in the State of Nebraska
' The Broatch Party Receive a Severe Scoring
B For the Audacious Third Ward Frauds
m The Result of the Convention is a Strong
M Ticket , Which Will Be Elected Scenes
m and Incidents of the Convention
BBBKJ
B Itlnyor G. % V. f.lnlnucr
BBB ] 'i'rrn-urrr. . . . lolm Ituslt
BBH Cnniptrtill" ! Hubert ArniRtronjr
. Pollen iluilur l co llelslcy
' COUNClLMUN-AT-LAItOK.
H First Ward riirst Stuht
B bocond Dmili-I O'KCiTe
BBB Ihiril . . . . . . . Arthur Hrlpin
' ' . ltoclinl
H I'ourtl William I'
B Iriln ( il < iool > U .Coiinsmaii
H hlxtli lulin Slolio.irlo
B bovoiitli Mux Unelir
BB Klclilh . Tlico Olsen
H Ninth , . , . , . . . .l < \ li nioontcr
| The republican city convention was one of
B tlio most exciting political assemblies ever
BMVB held In Omnha Tlio light botweon-tho two
BBBJ elements Broatch nnd nntl Urontch was n
BBBJ most bitter and stubborn ono It broke
BBBjb forth at tlio very opoulug of the convention
BBBJ nud Old not subside until after the ballot
BBBJ Inn for mayor was begun The attomDt to
BBBJ ovorrlilo n free billet and n fair count in on-
BBBJ doavorlng to foist upon thu couvcntlon a
BBH bogus delegation from the Third w.u-ilthrew
BBBJ the nsaotnbly Into angry dlsordor , and nt
BBBJ times the wildest confusion und OAcltomont
BBBJ prevnlled Finally the Broatch party seeintr
BBBJ that to carry out their infamous tactics would
HHH disrupt the convention , voted to nd-
BBBJ mit the riRlitfully-oUicted delegation from
BBBJ the Third ward This was done simply to
BBBJ suppress the volcano that was breaking
VVfl forth The nnti-Broato'i c'o nent , however ,
BBBJ demanded a tuli Investigation of the dls-
BBBJ graceful methods employed in the Third
BBBJ ward by Broatch'a henchmen , but In this ef-
BBBJ fort tlioy were not suscossful Balloting for
BBBJ mayor finally bognn , und upon the -03th
BBBJ ballot Hon Gcorgo W. Lininger was noml-
BBBJ ' nntcd It was the longest siege of balloting
BBB | i that over took place in a political convention
BBBJ
BBBJ 'llio Convention
BBBJ : The police court room was the place desig-
BBg : • nntcd for the holding of the convention , but
BBBj owing to the Immcnso crowd In uttondnuco
BBBJ nn udlourtiraent was taken to Washington
BBBj-i ; „ hull , Elchtconth and Harney strcots , where
BBB § . room was found for nil
BBBIr The sceuo nt Washington ball was an nni-
BBBJi mated ono The gallery was filled to ovcr-
BBBJ flowing , wbtlo the delegates on the lower
BBBBB lloor were mingled in ono seething mass of
H humanity The nail was not in condition
H - when the dolcgatos arrived , nnd whllo the
K Jahltora were bringing iu cbuirs and tables
Bt the various workers put in soma good efforts
H > for their respective candidates
B Ono could tell by the aspect of affairs at
BBBV" tbe gathering of the clans that a hara and
BBBJI bitter fight was in prospect and that
BBBJf1 it was to bo n battle of respectability against
BBBJf v the bum element Every ward ivoruor , wire
BBBJI ' puller , would-bo vote controller and Bchemer
BBB ] ' in tll ° cili' 1 from l" ° oleaginous Paul Van
BBBBr dorvoort down , was on the ground seeking
BBBB . whom they might devour All the cnndl-
BBBBt dates were nn hand Tom Swobo , Dr Mcr-
BBBBJ * ccr , Mayor Broatch , A. L. Straug , W. F.
BBBB < Bcchol , John Kusb , 11. A. U. Dick , Lee
BBBB Holsloy nnd thorost of them , There were
BBBB > attempts at forming combinations , but none
BBBB of consequence were made
BBBB At the outset it was plain to bo seen that
BBBB there would bo several lively scrimmages
BBBB The Third ward was known to have n con
BBBB test , whllo Sandy Knight of the fifth was
B BHh present , backed by a strung following , to
KBBJ protest against the delegation carrying the
BBB credentials taking Dart in tno deliberations
BBBB > ° n the ground that tholr election was secured
BBBBi bylraud
BBBB At 2:45 Mr D. H. Mercer called the con
BBBB1 vention to order , and asked the dele
BBB gatlons to got together , stating that no bus !
JBBBJI > ncss would bo transacted until perfect order
BBBB1 vas maintained lie then announced tlio
BBBB object of the convention , and remarked that
BBBB , the first thing in order was the nomination
BBBB of a temporary chairman Hero was where
BBS the first Installment of sis disgraceful un neB -
B c * tlon as cvor marited the proceeding of u con
B vontioiMvas forced upon the body
B , Mr lTrvlnu of the Nintti ward , nominated
" * E. P. Davis , but before any action could bo
B * taken , Mr , Gurioy , of the Third , moved a
B' | substltuto in the person of D , II Mercer
B : The convention was about to proceed to a
H V' call of wards when JW KUer , of thu Seventh ,
B' ' ' moved that as there were contests the dclega-
BBBJ' tfon holding holding the credentials should
BBBBl'V vote This precipitated a general discussion
BBBH' . ' ' , somewhat nkln to pandemonium in which
BBBB Joe Kcdman , Ervlno , Eller and others par
BBBBV tlclpatcd , all of which was cut short by the
BBBJ' ; > cliuir , who decided that the delegation hold
BBBBV.t ing the credentials should vote Thisdo-
BBBH , . " cislun brought 0. It Coutant to bis feet with
BBBB 1 l'o ' ) Inquiry that iu case two delegations held
BBBBV credentials , which should do tlio votiug
BBBJ' ' Jo ° Hodman Joined in with Coutant and
BBBJ • shrieked himself hoarse in ropcatcd inquiries
BBBB | > of Vcs who should vote ! " id Hartley , of
BBBJ ' " tno 'fl'ird ' , said that one set of credentials
I was bogus and that the oihor was not which
BBBBB'S caused Mr Gurioy to romurk that ho hold
BBBB ' ' - ' tl ° 01ly , credentials ; that there could bo but
BBBBBB < qno sot , and that , as ihodelogatlon beheaded
BBBBBBJh ivas the rightfully elected one , the other ere
K doutlals must bo bogus
H , < Mr Itosowatcr hereupon rose and spoke
BBBBBf
B Mr , Chairman and Gentlemen of the Con
B . Vontlon : In 18851 was a delegate to the city
Bj * . convention at whloh the very same tactics
KMi Were attempted and promoted by the very
BBBBBf same party that Is tryipg to perpetuate ono
B ' of the most gigantlo frauds that has cvor
BBBBBt i nought to bo uttumpted | Cries of hear ,
BBBBBF ; fc hear , ium opplauscj Iu that sumo ward a
BBBBBBJ oeau | majority was cast for a delegation
BBBBBB ncaaod by Judge Holsloy , By the tustru-
BBBBBB ] montallty and nucouragcuiont of & man by
BBBB the came of W. J. liroatch the ballot box
BBBBBB was smashed and the ballots were scattered
H • on the floor These delegates came Into this
BBBBBB convention and naked , by the same tactics ,
BBBBBt - to restrain the regularly elected dele
BBBB gates from having a vote and
BBBBBB thereby ono of the most outrageous
BBBBB , frauds on behalf ot that delegation that had
BBBBB i never been elected was made ; and was seated
BBBBB , In the convention as a compromise , nnd Mr ,
BBBBB * liroaK'b was given a delegation to No brash a
BBBBB > City to gu to the national convention on u
BBBBB fraudulout tlckot , a fraudulent delegation
BBBBB Now I happen to know that there were -100
BBBBBT nud soma odd votes cast for the delegation
BBBBB , ' slttiug here by me , nnd only SOU for these
BBBBB ' ou tn0 opposite side , and the most monstrous
BBBBB ] imposition Is sought to be made hero today
BBBBB - ln order to give Mr Broatch a majority In
BBBB „ this convention ICries of good , good ]
BBBBBt I ask you fairly , T ask you
BBBBBBJ in nil fairness , as a republican ,
K > whether any man can hold any title to a
BBBBBB nomination from such men I [ Cries of never ,
H , never.J I say the title would tiot ba worth
BBBBB ) five coats , and no republican should hold any
H , _ _ . Blleglanae to the attouiplod nomination bv
BBBBBB tmy such aelocstos I say that ovcry man
BBBBBB | that comes here with such fraudulent cro-
BBBBBB | dentlals ought to be arrested [ Cries or
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good , good ] Every Judge has cot his
nnmo on these two credentials , and I shall
Insist upon it before wo got through , that n
committee bo appointed to prose
cute these fraudulent Judges , nnd
prosccuto cvorv man that ran repeaters
through the city or Omaha yesterday ; and
lot It bo understood that the republicans of
Omaha do not countenance repeating or
b.illotbox muniltig or ballot box smashing
If Mr Broatch has n fair majority lot him
hnvo it by an honest and square vote , but
not by the Vote of mon who come here to
claim Boats when ttioy were beaten by more
than two hundred majority ,
Mr Gurioy endorsed Mr rtosewater's re
marks and assorted that it was n dangerous
prcccdunt to unseat n delegation that was
fairly olectcd The Third ward delegation
was there , conscious of being In the right ,
They did not propose to bo disfranchised m
tlio most important part of the convention
that of temporary organization They pro
posed to remiiui and assort their rights and
privileges They were honestly elected and
proposed to stay , nnd nil that was desired
was fair play
Ervlno of the Ninth , who up to this tlmo
hnd vlod with Joe Kodman in nn effort to do
all the talking , gottho iloornnd assorted that
this was a put-up Job on Hosowater'a part
to bolt the ticket in the event that Uroutch
was the uomlnoo The shouts of derision
from all parts of the building indicated
plainly that this remark had no effect Then
came a series of motions relating to the ap
pointment of a committee , nil of which ,
however , were laid nsido by the chair reiter
ating the statement that thodcleguttoa hold
ing the credentials should vote
Dr , Ulcliotts of the Third , who up to this
period had remained silent , nroso to explain
to tno convention The credentials of the
Third ward , ho said , were signed by a ma
jority ot the Judges who had stayed there
until the vote was counted The cro-
duntlals ot the others were signed by
only ono judge a man who had stolen
the poll book and the tally sheets The op
position had no reason to protest , as every
thing had been fairly done Mr Broatch
had , things his own way ; ho had oven re
moved Boston Eusora , who was there in his
i Interests , and had substituted Captain
OMallcy
Joe Itcdman , backed by n gang of heelers ,
got the lloor at this point and tried to make
nn impression , but failed , und a resolution to
the effect that the sitting delegates bo en
titled to vote was passed on a call of wards .
The convention then proceeded to the
ELECTION OV A TEMPOItVlir CKUIIMAX
There were 03 votes in the convention , but
the Third ward l ospdndod twice , which made
A total or 70 , and whllo Davis had a majority ,
the chair decided that tno election was void
A second ballot was taken , with the same re
sult , but on the third the bogus delegation
refrained from voting , and Davis was
elected
Dan Sbolloy of the Second was chosen
temporary secretary
TUB THIRD WARD TltOOnLE
again broke out Some one moved that a
committee of ono from each ward bo ap
pointed as acommitteoon credentials except ;
mgtho Third , where there was u contosr
Tbls brought Dr Kiokotts to his foot with
the statement that there was no contest in
the Third ward
Mr Uosow.uor then moved as a substitute
that the nnmes of the delegates bo called
und then If it contest came up It bo settled
The doleuates from the Pirst and Second
wards were then read and the two creden
tials rrom the Third passed up Dave Mercer -
cer moved that the chairman of each ward
delegation select n member of the committee
on credentials , but Mr Ilosewater said the
motion was not goricano to the question
The chair decided that Mr Kosowntor was
out of order , whereupon the latter re
marked :
Having reached the Third ward , and in
that ward there is a bogus and fraudulent
claim , I have made the motion that tbo
legitimate dolcgation bo seated bore The
chair overrules mo ; now the question is
whether we shall sot aside the Third ward ,
leave It unsettloa or settle that matter now
The chair Insists that wo Bhall pass the
Third ward "
The chairman still contended that the
speaker was wrong , and was assisted by
Mr Contant who said the Tnlrd should be
pussed The call of delegates thou pro
ceeded , the names being us publishou in yesterdays
terday's ' Bek
Mr Kosowntor then said that ho had been
requested to state that there was a contest
in tno fifth ward and that by request of citizens -
izons ho wished to hand up some papers lu
relation to the case Ho then offered an
ufildavlt by James Bruner to the oifeu
that 100 mon In the employ of the water
works company who were nonresidents of
the wnrd , andthlrty-soyon graders who also
were nonresidents , had voted the Broateh
ticket at the primary An affidavit by a
voter who llvos In the Third ward at 21U
North Thirteenth street , was also submitted
The aQlant stated that at the request of
Brown , the contractor , ho bad voted in the
Fifth ward Ervlno aud Joe Ucdman , who
had evidently beard enough , bowled forreg
ular order , the chair sustained them , nnd the
Third ward problem was again taken up
Mr Gurioy spoke as follows :
Mr Chnlrman Representing the delega
tion of the Third wnrd , who has credentials
una certificates of election signed by two
Judges of election , presented immediately
after the count Last night , I dent see how
the gentleman can hold the certificate of
election It is a ma' .tor of very llttla mo
ment to mo personally whether wo claim our
scats in this convention or not , but it Is a
mutter of vital importance to us and to this
convention , and to tbo republican party
whether or not a precedent shall bo estab
lished by which you will say to the repub
lican party that a delegation fairly olectcd , a
delegation receiving a certificate from tbo
Judges immediately after the count , bo unseated -
seated for the purpose of nominating any
man That Is tbo quostlon , I submit
It to you , gentlemen , that it we are entitled
to a seat in this convention wo propose , by
the permission of this convention , through
its Jusllca , to have tbatftucstlon determined
We stand here ready to provo by the evl-
debco of reputable citizens who were present
at the time that our certificates were made ;
wo stand hero ready to show that bv their
admission this delegation bad a majority of
W0 votes ln that ward '
Wo stand hero further to say that the
dork of election refused to sign this certifi
cate at that time , although he admitted that
fact to bo true ; that the proof U in our pos
session , that wo can Bond him to the peni
tentiary
All that wo ask Is fair play and I am will
ing to abide by this convention
When ho had concluded Judge Lytle , of
the Ninth , moved that the bogus delegation
be seated , Dr Uleketts obtumod the floor
after this motion nad been made and re
marked ; ,
"I want to stata right here before tWs
convention proceeds to uct upon that propo
sition that its a fact that two delegations
from the Third ward hold qredontials to this
convention signed bv majority of the
Judges The credentials hold by tbo delega
tion that sits hero tn my rlcht ( the legally
elected delegation ) were signed bv two ot
the Judges who stayed there until the count
was completed , The credentials of the dele
gation that sits upon my lott were
signed bv ono ot the Judges that
signed his credentials , and signed by
nnothor nno of these Judgoa who stole ,
deliberately and bodily from that ennvssing
board , the tally sheets ot that election ,
Now , then , I want to know , nnd I wunt testate
state nnothor thing , nnd to ask this question
Ono of the most prominent candidates for
the position of mayor of this city c.imo down
to ttnt canvassing board nnd walked ln there
nnd issued his instructions and withdraw
from that canvassing board a man that wo
had mutually agreed upon and substituted
nnothor man upon that canvassing board
[ CrUis of , Who was itl'M ' It was \V. J.
Broatclj W. J. Broatch came there nnd
walked into the canvassing board and took
out the man agreed upon , Boston Kusom ,
nnd put in Captain O'Mallcy to rcprcsont
his inteicst Now , then , what t hnvo to sny
is this ! Thnt no candidate can ufford to no-
copt the nomination under any such pro
cedure [ Cheers J
When liickotts had concluded Ervlno rosn
nnd stntod thnt ho was ln favor of fair piny ,
which brought down such a storm of hisses
thnt the clmir declared thnt ho would elenr
thu galleries lfqulot was not maintained Ho
then indulged ln a few personalities regard
ing members of the convention ! but wns
called down oy Mr Mercer , who Inquired of
the chair why ho didn't kocp his attorney
quiet
Then the climax came ; the last
straw was heaped on the camels
bick The Ucdinun gang inslstod
that the Gurioy delegation from the
Third should go and were for forcing a vote
ltcdllold of the Second stood up and re
marked that if
aka ljw
was to bo used In the convention nnd the or-
gnnizition proposed to throttle the members
of the Second wnrd they would lllto to retire -
tire and would rctlro , Mercer of tlio Sovoutli
said his delegation were of the same opinion
Duncan of the Fourth rose and said this
action meant democratic ! success , and that
sooner than submit the Fouith wnrd would
also retire , nud thaUtho law and order people
would bo responsible for any dlsa9tor in that
event In the name of law nnd order ballot
boxes had boon stuffed and It was time for
Uecont republicans to call n halt
Mr Gurley again rolteratcd his nssortion
that all the Third ward wanted was fair
play They wanted to bu beard ; tbcv wanted
the other slao to bo hoard His delegation
hud been elected fnirly , had nothing to bo
asliamod of , und Inslstod that the whole con
vention sit in Judgment on the case Johnny
Clarke and Joe Hcdman again tried to make
thcmsolvos hoard , but tbo loud cries for
Gurioy arowned their feeble efforts Gurioy
infringing speech related the history of
the case , as follows :
All that wo mo asking of this convention
is fair ulny I deslro to put this proposition :
Hero nro two Bets of delegates from the
Thiid wnrd Both come into this conven
tion , both claiming that they nro ontltlcd to a
seat hero So far as , the delegates or this
convention nro concerned you know nothing
ot the right of either delegation to n Beat
here This convention is unnblo to fnirly
say bv its vote until you can know the cir
cumstances uudor which these eortlhcatcs
were obtained , until you can know nt what
time the ecrtihento of olectlou wjib presented
to this delegationand what time the certlllcato
was presented to the other delegation ; until
you can know what members signed our cer
tificate , and what members signed theirs I
and my colleagues nro willing to submit it to
the convention and amdo by the result , but I
claim that when you have noard the facts in
this case , there is not a man who desires fair
play but what will vote to seat this delega
tion I wish to say thut if wo nro allowed to
present this c > so before tins convention wo
will bo ublo to dOBo ; if wo are allowed by
the spirit of fair play on the part
of this convention to submit our testimony
wo w'll bo nblo to show that our cortlhcatoi
was obtained nt the propertlmo , immediately
nfter the votes were counted Wo wjll bo
nblo to show that at that time no other cer-
tltlcato was granted to any delegation , that
nt that time no other delegation had applied
for a cortifloatp Wo asked the , Judges ofi
election if they had made the count ; wo
asked what the result was Thovsald a
majority of 190.Yo . asked , wbether they * .
were ready to issue tjio cet-tlficatQofolection.
They said they were , and the two Judu-es of
election nt that time signed our certificate ,
Btating that the ticket had received JOO ma
jority , and that wo were olectcd They were
unable nt that time to Una the poll books for
the reason that they had been absconded
with This other certlllcato of election wus
sicned by ono Judge and by tbo clerk The
mgnnturo of one of these parties , I am
Informed , was not signed until today There
was no pretense at that time tbat that other
delegation was entitled to a seat ; they ad
mitted tbnt on a majority of the votes cast
and counted wo had recolved 190. What is
tlio state of nfTairsI I anneal to von I dent
care who you are , I appeal to you If it is fair
to take our sent fiom us ? If
they have pot their clerk of " election
let them bring bim out , wd want to see him
too Wo want to hear his statement Wo
want to nsk him a few nice questions nnd wo
want to see the etlior Judge and ask him a
few questions " , .
Ed Hartley of tbo opposition made a
feeble attempt nt n reply , and wns followed
by Mr Rosoivator , wno said :
Mr Gentleman and Chairman ot the Con
vention I want n few momoat's attention
I hope you will not bo hasty in making a do-
clsion upon this question This is something
that Involves the very vital principle of rep
resentation and Justice upon which our
whole government Is founded , and if
there is anything that the republican party
prides itself on it Is a fair count Now , wo
have , heard from both gentlemen on both
sides and I will say nothing about the con
testing delegation Tney bavo simply been
sent hero evidently to carry out a purpose
But ! do say that this Third ward contest isu
criminal conspiracy a conspiracy that
begins right at the bottom of criminal
offenses Kight hero you will find that these
credentials are signed by the two Judges of
election on ouesido and nno Judge nnd ono
"elork upon tno other When the loglsUturo
of 1887 framed the primary election law and
placed our primary elections under the same
law und regulations tbat obtained in gcncrnl
elections , every Judge of election wus put
under thu same penalties nt the primary
election as ho Is at any other , I. say right
bore and I give notice to these
Judges that unless they get across the river
very quickly nnd tonight they are golhc to
bo nrrcstcil , and I shall see to it personally ,
[ Great anplausu.l They bavo no right to
sign two certiticatos
The Chairman Do not bo personal
Mr Uosowator When wo do tl with ballot
box breakers , with thlovos with men who
forgo certificates of election , thou wo must
bo very personal in the matter [ Cri03 of
"Hightl Hight"l ! And I have this to say ,
that there is not a nowspipar in the citv of
Omaha that publisbod the cloctionireturns
this morning that does not show this to bo
tbo state of facts : That 417 votes v/uro cast
for the ticket headed by Mr Gurley , or the
ticket on which Mr Gurioy is represented ,
nnd that 237 votes were received by the other
ticket Now , these men , further , have not
said ono word as to the reason by which they
are ontltlod to Beats hero , The only reason ,
the only valid reason , the only ono by which
they can hold a seat , Is by the votes , and it
any man is seated hero by not a majority of
tbo votes cast , ha caunot have any right in
this convention [ Applause ] These con
tobtlng delegates bavo simply como up bora
through their fraudulent certificates , to un
seat an honest and regular delegation Hut
it simply shows that sotnobody has-cOmuit-
tedacrimo It Is apparent tbat somebody
has committed n crime , and you cannot
posslnly cover that up The fact that both
these certificates nro signed by the Judges ,
shows that these Judges hnvo boon tampered
with , because otherwisa they would lmvo
signed but ono certlllcato [ Cries ofiHligbtl
Klahtl"l I will ask any ot these gontlemcn
to say whether or not there were bObio In
fluence brought to boar upon them to sign
the certificates after they bad issued the first
one There can bo no other showing , why '
tbat Judge , or why they bayo gone back on
the certificates Thut showing will have to
coma up ln the criminal courts for tbeso fol
lows to show , I mean myself go for the
follows thut put that Job up [ Applause |
And I ask you republicans not to unseat a
delegation that rccelvod 417 votes by a dele
gation that recolvod 21 votes * These are
the men right there "
In the midst ot Mr Rosewater's ' remarks
Mr Irvine Interrupted him by a
request that he bo granted one
moment Mr Rosewater yielded and Ervlno
moved that Gurloy's delegation bo seated
Judge Lytlo said bo had made his motion
merely to get this matter before the bouse , - *
while Dr Uuckctts demanded an luvcstlgu-
tlon claiming that he wanted uo Mississippi
methods to prevail Young , Decker of the
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bogus gang Winked Hko t mule bocausc , as
ho said , llickeut had insulted him , but whllo
ho was trylncfq explain the motion was put
and cnrrlod unaHimonsly
rr.twv NT oiiaANtzvnos
The tomparnry organisation was tnndo
pormnnontnftqr the chair had decided thnt
Ervino was in orJor when ho mndo the mo
tion nnd refused to consldor an amendment ,
after which , oh motion ot Mr Coutant , the
convention proceeded to the .
nAil.r5Tisa ron MAron
No candidates were nnmed The result of
the ilrst ballot , rrtilch was informal , was :
Votes
First Warrt-fc.nv. ulnlngor 7
Second Ward S. D. Mercer 7
Third WnrdA.ilj. . btrnng 7
Fourth Wnrd Thomas Swobo , 7
Fifth Ward -W. J. Broatch 7
Sixth Ward W. J. Broatch 7
Seventh Wnrd A. L. Strang , 7
Eighth Wurd-W. J. Broatch 7
Ninth Word W. J. Broatch 7
nnOAWTULATIOX
Lininger 7) ) Strang 14
Mercer 7 Urontou JJS
Swobo 7 [
'iho second ballot resulted In the same
mnnuor It requiring 02 votes to elect , nn
ether ballot wns taken , with no chnngo
Balloting then proceeded monotonously
ln tlio same manner for over nn hour A
motion to take n recess until 7:30 : wns voted
down , Balloting wns resumed , there being
no change , each pirty being determined to
wear thoothor ftldoout If possible At 0:30
there had been SIS ballots taken , nnd there
was no sign of nny weakening on the part
of any bed v.
Sandwiches nnd boor wore brought In
from tlmo to time , and the voting con
tinued
At the 221th ballot the nntl-Brontch men
made nn effort to break the deadlock D.
II Mercer of the Seventh , In behalf of tbo
young men mndo n glowing speech in favor
of Dick Borlln The Third , Fourth nnd
Seventh gave him their vote , but the Second
nud First stood ilrm The next vote was
the snmo old Btory
Another attempt wns mndo on the 257th
ballot , when the Third , Fourth and Seventh
Joined with the Second on Dr Mor
cor The First tvard , however , stuck
to Lininger , und this vote was kept up until
the 202d bnllot , when n delegate in the
Seventh changed his vote from Mercer to
Strang , the Broatch men thought they had
galnod n vote nnd cheered lnsnly , but when
the result wns hnnounued the slicnco wns
thick enough to bo cut with n knife On the
203d ballot the Third cast seven for Strang ,
the others romnhlcd llrm Ou the next bal
lot the Seventh wont baok to Straug On
ballot 205 the Second Bwltchcd to Lininger ,
innklng him 21 , Broatch 23 and Strang 14.
It looked for a time as though the Broatch
mon were defoatcd , but the Seventh stand
ing llrm broke the combination
LIN1X01.R 0CT8 TlIEIin
Everybody hold his breath when ballot
200 wus called , for it appeared as though
Bomothlng might happen The Seventh
again stood llrm nnd the result wns the
Bamo The next ballot was longand tedious ,
the Third nnd Seventh waiting nt ljast
tweuty-Ilvo minutes before an
nouncing their votes The latter finally
voted 4 for Lininger , 1 for Broatch , 2 for
Strang Then pandemonium reigned su
premo Ervlno tried to work gag rule on the
convention nnd announced that four
votes would j bo cast for Broatch
by the PirBtqi ward The pretest that
went up wastrnmondous A poll of the
First ward was cordorod and resulted in 7
votes for Lininger.i The result nf the bal
lot was Uro.itch 29 , Strang 2 , Lininger 32.
The chair anntunccd the vote and amid
A rnuriiU'r' ' roak op aiuLacse
Lininger waa'dUflarcd the unanimous nom
inee of the conventions Mr Lininger was
escorted to thoulatform and said :
Gentlemen mt'iellow citizens : Up to a
few moments n'go'thud decided to decline to
serve , but the unanimity shown has induced
mo to accept Ilyivo uot Bought this nomi
nation , and dld.lidt , know my name would be
used It Is an honior Jhat any tnnn may bo
proud of I can give no pledge , nnd will glvo
none except this , , that it I am elected my
past record sbair ; , fto my guarantee I will
glvo you anDouost / administration , and
will endeavor Ho ndvanco the best
interests ot OmnhtC and will try to continue
the prosperity ofnt4 last two or thrco years
I will never gd'nrfiund unit ask mon to vote
forme You must do that Thank you "
Mr Gurley then tripvod to adjourn until
this afternoon at 2 oclock The motion was
declared lost and a division was called for
The motion to adjourn was lost
nusn for citv treasurer
C. K. Coutant then took thn chair and
announced that nominations for city treas
urer wcioiu order Jobn Rush , the present
incumbent , was nominated by acclamation
I.EE IIELBLET TOR FOUCB JU1K3E.
The next nomination was that of pollco
Judge Led Holsley was nominated by Mr
Gurioy Charles Brunor nominated R. A.
L. Dick The Toutth ward presented
George M. OBrien The calls of wards re
sulted as follows : Holsloy 30 , Dick 24 ,
O'Brien ' ! ) . There was no choice nnd another
bnllot was ordered Tlio second effort was
a victory for Helsley by a vote of 38 to
Dicks 19 , and O'Urion's 8.
ARJ1STRONQ FOR COMITIIOLLCR
For comptroller Robert Armstrong and C.
K. Coulter were presented Armstrong was
elected by a vote ot 28 to 23.
COONCILMEK
When the nominations for councilmen nt
largo were called for , Mr Rsdtiold of thu
Second moved that the convention nominate
the men selected by the ward delegations
This prevailed , and the following were
placed ln norj' nation :
First Ward Ernest Stuht
Second Wurd Dan OKeofo
Third AVurd Sol Pnaco and Arthur
Briggs
Fourth Wnrd W. F. Beehol
Fifth Ward J. M. Counsman
Sixth Wnrd John McLcanc
Seventh Ward M. J. Buohr
Eighth Ward Theodore Olsen
Ninth Ward F. L. Bloomer
All the nominations except those of the
Third , which had two candidates , were ratl- ,
lled A call of wards in the latter case resulted -
sultod in Brrggs being elected by a vote of
3JK to Prlnco'B 30 .
CITV CliMItAL , COMMlTTm
The following republican city central com
mittee was then cluctod , euch wurd naming
its own representatives :
First Ward William Umphcrson , Peter
Doysen , WilliamICulloy ,
Second M. Morrison , Frank ICaspar , M.
H. Rodllold
Third-W. F. Gurley , Los Hartley , A. D.
White
Fourth n. D. ( Duncan , Gustavo Ander
son , M , Goldsmith
Fitth-L. R. Redman , J. G. Dunn , kN. .
Phillips
Sixth -E\ Cone , Wijllam Marrow , Thomas
Golden
Seventh M. L. Reader , C , N. Insktp , J.
C. Thompson , tl , v
Eighth-J. T. Clark , M. F. Singleton ,
Pedor Poderson.,1 Id
Ninth C. J. Johnson , H. S. Seward , G.
Benson 'K , ,
On motion ot E. Cone ot the Sixth ward ,
D. H. Mercer wu elected chairman of tbo
committee.mil
Tbecnmmittea'wUl meat at the Millard to
morrow afternoon at li oclock
Adjourned ut lib m.
-rt i
Df-mncia'lo Primaries
The democratic wjmarles will bo held to
day , from noon ui yj7 | p. in , at the following
places :
First Word 1013 Leavenworth street
Second 1001 Vinton
Third Northe t ; corner Elovcnth and
Harnoy streets , , , ' „ . ,
Fourth WushfpHr011 nail
Fifth 1154 Sherman nyonue
Sixth Twonty-auth nnd Luke streets
Seventh Twenty-ninth aveuuo , Detween
Woolworth street and Poppteton avenue
Eighth 2403 Cuming street
Ninth Corner of Lowe and Mercer aven
ues
.
Ho Will Pay It oT0P.
Nebraska Citt , Neb , Nov 31. [ Special
Telegram to Tub Bee ] The investigation
into the alleged shortage of District Clerk
Houser was today completed , showing the
amount of claimed withes * fees retained by
him to be about IT00. Ho will pay It over
A Hharp Auvanoo
Cniciao , Nov , 21. The northwestern as
sociation of sash , door and blind manufactur
ers has dcoldod to make a general advance on
present pneos The secrelury told a reporter
that the advance would bo a sharp ono , duo
principally to the recent udvanco m lumber
and glass
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A GREAT SHOOTING MATCH
Fred Erb Defeats Chnrloa W. Budd
By n Sooro of 43 to 43.
FIFTY-FOUR ROUND PRIZEFIGHT
Sullivan WnutH 310,000 , to Mcnt Jnok-
Bon Tlio linttist Buho Hall Nowa
An Address From tlio Na-
ttonnl League Notes
Iiost JJy ft Single tllnl
D tVEuroiiT , la , Nov 21. [ Spoclal Tolo-
grnm to Tub Br.n.1 Today Fred Erb , of La
fayette , Ind , took the American Hold cham
pion wing shot cup away from Charles W.
Budd , of Dos Moines , in the greatest trnp
contest ever scon In Iowa The two men ran
neck nnd nock to the close At tlio end ot
forty birds Budd had thirtvilvo , Erb thirty
thrco In the Inst ton Budd lost two out of
bounds nnd missed one , whllo Erb shot
straight , winning by the score ot 43 to 43 out
of a possible ilfty Only ono bird escaped
unhlt nnd taat was Hudd'n Inst miss They
were unusually tough nnd wicked fUdrs
Thn shoot was nttondod by rcprosontulivo
sportsman from nil ever the country
A Fierce ) Prize Klirlit
Chicaoo , Nov , 31. A vicious prito fight
between llght-wolghts Tommy Morgan and
Tommy Whlto took place this morning at
II amnion a , md
Morgan has n record In the ring , whllo
White , until ho began training for today's '
fight , wns employed as n blackboard boy in n
stock brokers oftico
Morgan forced the fighting nt the start ,
but In the third round was pushed into his
corner by Whites hard work In the fourth
Morgan made another rush nnd received u
blow that drew n quantity of blood From
this time on Whllo showed hlmsolf the hot
ter man nnd began forcing the light In the
thirty-second rouud ho delivered a blow
Which knocked Morgan senseless , , but his
trainers managed to got their man up before
time was called Morgan was n pltiablo
sight , both oyca being nearly closed nnd his
body a mass of bruises uud cuts Whlto
showed few marks
From the thirty-eighth to the lllty-fourth
round the light wnsnioronno sided than ever ,
consisting of mod rushes by Morgan , who
was nearly blind , nnd quick , savage blows
by Whlto In the rniddlu of the lifty-fourth
round the police mndo a raid and arrested
the contestants , allowing the rest of the
party to escape
SiiMiv.iit'A Nerve
Boston , Mass , Nov 21. John L. Sullivan
said , today , referring to the action of the
California Athletic club last night , thnt ho
Will meet Jackson at its rooms if a purse
of $20,000 is put up and for nothing less The
clubs action Inst night limited the purse to
$10UW. •
BASK BALL
The Position of tlio Nntinnnl League
JjXplalued In an Address
PniLATipj.rniA , Nov 21. The commlttoo
of the National Base Ball lenguo has issued
a lengthy address to the public defining the
position ot that organization in the present
base ball controversy The address glorifies
the work ot the National league for the past
fourteen jean , setting forth at great length
tow It has rescued the national game from the
slough of corruption and disgrace Into which
It had fallen in profession ul playing prior to
1870. It tells of ull reforms the lcaguo has
accomplished nnd bow It has brought base
ball to a high standard , how salaries ot plav-
crs bavo moro than trebled , nnd a higher
dogrco ot skill boon attained Speaking of
causes of complnlnt , it Bays : The reserve
Irulo" was adopted for the benotlt
of weaker clubs as a check upon
competition nnd thnt weaker clubs might
have nucleus of teams for next season The
system proving beneflllaltborcscrvolist was
increased Incident to reservation nroso re
leases for pecuniary considerations , but the
ndarcss savfl , except in cases ot disbanding
or retiring clubs , the nghtof tbo clubs claim
has never been transferred without tbo play
ers ro-operatlon or consent In an excep
tional case nf disbandment or retirement of
a league club , of which complaint was
made by the brotherhood in 18S7 , n commit
tee of playets after the conference was ob
liged to admit such involuutary trans
fer absolutely essential to the welfare
of thn league The address calls attention
to the fact that the new players league has
given the extraordinary power of transfer
ring players with or without the consent of
the club disbanded , to u central tribunal of
sixteen directors , nnd says , in view of these
facts , the use of the terms slavery , " sold
like sheep , " etc , becomes ubsurd At the
annual meeting of the loiguo in November ,
1887. the brotherhood recolved recognition
ou the statement of its representatives that
It organized for benevolent purposes , and
disavowing any Intention to interfere with
the business affairs of the league Tins con
tract Iiub never been violated by the league
In letter or spirit Regarding alleged
"ononuous profits of league clubs , the ad
dress says during the past 11 vo and only
prosperous years the league has known ,
tbcro have been paid in cash dividends to
stockholders in eight league clubs less than
150,000 , while during tbo same time league
plivers have received ln salaries uvor
S1.SUO.000. The address nays the brother
hood know when they made a demand for a
conference this summer there wns no urg
ency for the consideration of their claims
and that the league could not without sacri
fice of pccuulary und other interests convene
its clubs in midsummer They desired a refusal -
fusal and started tbo organization of
a rival association while receiving liberal sal
mies from their employers They secured the
signatures of numbers of their brother play
ers under the prouuso that they would only
s&ccdo in tbo event of the league refusing
thorn Justice , und for some time after the
imblicutioa of their conspiracy , " Septem
ber 7 , thov and tholr abettors denied there
wus any foundation fir the story and repeat
cdlv pledged their word that the league
should huvo n chance Tno address con
cludes from all this tbat "an cdillco built on
falsehood lias no moral foundation and must
parish ot Its own weight " The league will
aid its clubs in the enforcement of contract
rights aud will continue to do business as
heretofore
Slirned the Brotherhood Contract
Chicaoo , Nov 81. Fred Pfeffcr has se
cured the signatures of Duffy , Ryan , Farrell -
roll , Darllug , Toner , Baldwin , King , Dwyer ,
Bastlau Latham and Williamson to plav in
the Chicago Brotherhood team next year
A Donlnl by PfrtTor
CnicAoo , Nov 21 , Fred Pfcffer , when
shown the address of the National lenguo to
night , denied that there is anything in the
brotherhood contract , us alleged by the man
agers , compelling a trauslor ot players from
ono olub to another ,
Connors Univnn Greener
A crowd of ono hundred and fifty or there
abouts assembled at the Colisouin last night
to wltuoss the catch-as catch-can wrestling
mutch between Tom Connors , tbo American
champion , and Alfred Greener , the British
champion , Tbo match was best thrco falls
ln llvo , two shoulders down to constitute a
fall , full Nelson hold barred , for $250 a side ,
so said , but in reality for the gate receipts
It was a heads I win , tails you lese match
Patsy Fulton wns chosen ruforco and the
sporting editor ot Tun But , timer , whllo
Tom Bell seconded Connors and Jack
Prlnco , Greener ,
At 0:15 the principals made
their appearance on the mattress spread on
a raised platlorm in the center ot the audi
torium
At tbo call of tlmo the men went to work
with vigor , and after eighteen minutes and
forty-live seconds of as pretty an exhibition
of scientific wrestling as ono would wish to
see , tbo Englishman got a halt-Nolsoa and
wrist hold go Connors , und in spite of tha latter
ter' * most superhuman exertions to prevent
It , bore hs | shoulders to tbo inuttrcss
After ten minutes for refreshments tbo
steaming athletes again mounted the plat
form Greener is big and strong as nu ox
whllo Connors Is email , yet as supple una
slippery a * an eel , and the handicap was not
tft-MBMikiitiMJBiMBMBMI
as grcnt as Iho iDcxperioncod would suppose ,
vet the sympathies of the crowd were with
tno American champion , nnd whenever ho
executed any especial ploco of cleverness in
breaking the big mnn's dangerous hnlf-Nol-
sons and crotch holds , was greeted with up-
rorious applause Ho made sovornl harrow
cscapos , biit ilnnllv succeeded In getting
Greener * favorlto hold , a half.Nclson and
fnr-nrm hold , and linro the Riant ever on the
carpet Tlmo 1ft minutes nnd 12 seconds
The third bout was nlso won by Connors ,
v ho caught Urctnor , when the
lnitor was endeavoring to break
nn all-round body lock , by ono log
nnd pulling It up to his nctk , kicked the big
mans romalning props out from under him ,
nnd floored him In the twinkling of nn eye
The crowd howled itself hearse Time
4:19. :
In the fourth bout Connors gave n display
ot some of the most marvelous ncrobatlo
teats , head spins , urldgos nnd breaks overseen
seen in n similar contest , but It all nvalled
him naught , for Greener finally got his
deadly Iialf-Ncltton nnd far-arm nnd rolled
the llttlo fellow over flat on Ills back Tlmo
15:40.
The last and final fall was won by tha
American nftor a herculean stntgplo of six
teen minutes nnd iUty-nlno seconds
Both men came up fresh and ot course
smiling They came together and then fol
lowed a sorlos of Nelsons , nnd half-Nelsons ,
hammer , log nnd arm-locks , cross-buttocks ,
bridges , bond spins , somcrnaults nnd
Brummagcn breaks and clinches , uutil both
men were glistening lllto n couple ot wal
ruses Greener secured a full-kelson once
nnd would hnvo bad Conncrs dead to rights
had nottho refcroo compollcd the English
man to break his hold A moment lntor Tom
secured ono of his poeulinr neck and crotch
holds , nud burling the big 'un on bis back ,
bore his shoulders to the carpet and the
battle was won
Pitcher Piimiln * signed
Manager Leonard of the Omaha baseball
team , has signed Pitcher Fanning of the
Buffalo team , Ho writes President McCor-
thnt ho has no doutits but what Fanning will
develop Into a ilrst class twlrlcr next aoasou ,
and ho is much elated over securing him
Ynnk nntl IIIh Fingers
Yank Adams ontortalnod n select cotcrio
of friends at the Millard billiard rooms yes
toraay afternoon with an hours exhibition
of his wonderful science nt finger billiards
Omnlin Admirers Disappointed
1 Omaha udmlrors of Charlie Budd nro
much disappointed over his defeat by Fred
Erb , nt Davenport jestordny As n special
telegram attests , the lown crack shot was in
tough luck Erb , however , Is ono of the
coolest and the best shots In the country
First Prnoilco nt tlin Itlnk
The different teams of the City Polo league
will take their first practlco at the Coliseum
rink tills evening A wire netting has boon
stretched entirely around the rluk propar
una everything Is in readiness for the open
ing of the senson
FLEHC1NG COUNTRY SHIPPERS
Grnvo Clinrccs Preferred Airalnst Chi
caco Board ol'Trndo IVtnn
CnicAoo , Nov 21. The light between the
Stnto Grain Dealers association of Illinois
and the Chicago board of trade on the ques
tion of weights and grades of grain in the
Chicago market was ro opened today before
the Railroad and Warehouse commission
Testimony was piesonted nnd n number of
Bpoechos were made nn both aides Presi
dent Van Ordstrand , of tlio Grain Doalora'
usaociatlon , In his adarcsB said there were
thrco complaints In the first plnco the re
ceivers and elevator mon of Chicago make n
prncticoot beating the country shipper out
of from thrco to five bushels on ovcrj car of
wheat When the car is unloaded it is not
swept clean , but after the grain is weighed
the car is swept out nnd tno gatherings go to
the olevntor men Van Ordstrand said ono
firm In Chicago hud made over twelve hun
dred bushels of grain in one month by this
practlco
The second charge is that the rule govern
ing too inspection of No 3 wneut is so con
strued by tbo Chicago board of
trade inspectors that tbo country dealer
is compeilod to ship his grain
elsewhere to got honest inspection The
country shippers say that 33 per cent of the
wheat graded as No 3 by Chicago inspectors
is really a good No 2 nud that the dlfferenco
in inspection is made to glvo Chicago dealers
the benefit of the difference in price
The third cbargo was that under the pres
ent Chicago inspection there is no uniform
ity ot grade
The complainant says that at times two
samples , both of No 3 Chicago wheat , ha vo
sold on the board of trade at thu same time
at a difference of 18 cents n bushel
In closing , Mr Van Ordstrand asked that
the commission insist on a more liberal con
struction of the rule governing Chicago in
spection ; that there Bhall bo moro uniform
ity for tbo No 3 grade , nnd that elevators
and receivei'3 oo made to swoop all cars
clean nnd weigh nil grain to the shippers
account
Several gentlemen appeared for the board
of trade und spoke in opposition to a change
of the rule The hearing will bo coutlnuod
tomorrow
. TUB IlolmsiTuHSNTlFlED
Four or These AVnloh Were J'ound
Itecentlv Neur Plerro
Pierre , S. D. , Nov 21. [ Special Telegram
to Tub Bee ] Four of the bodies which
were discovered by workmen digging a
cellar yesterday , about a mile from this city ,
have been identified by the authorities at
Fort Bennett oTno nnmes nro Lieutenant
Edward Donnelly , Privates S. S. I orann
nnd Peter McNiunov and Corporal S. VV
Chandler It Is now certain thut they were
frozen in the grent storm of January 12 and
nftorwarda found nnd buried by a number of
Indians
Itnlldinii in Pioi-re.
Pierre , S. D. , Nov 31. [ Special Tele
gram to The Bee.1 A Minneapolis synai-
cato commenced the building of an $80,000
brick block hero this morning , which It is
intended to bo completed by January 1 , Over
S1SO.O00 worth of building is being done in
the business portion ot the city at the pres
ent time
Ploroo ICleotc-d Senator
Bismarck , N. D. , Nov 21. [ Special Tele
gram to Tiik Bek.1 Gllboit A. Pierce was
formally olectcd United States senator at
noon today , The Johnson men attempted to
force a ballot for the second senator , but
were dofcatcd N , G , Oruwuy la looked
upon ns the coming man for the second sen
ators hip , and a ballot will bo taken to-mor
row
' Land Donated For a Hmoltor
Kansas Citt , Mo , Nov 21 | Spocal ! Telegram
gram to The Bee | Tha Chicago , Kan
sas 6i Nebraska railway has offered llvo
acres of land or Twenty-Bocond street , Ar-
tnourdalo , for tbo location of a smelter ,
which the people of that town propose to
have located zhcro The smelter , if located ,
Will bo ono of tbo lnrgost In the world •
•
WomrnV Indlun Association
Nbwaiik , N. J „ Nov , 21. Tbo tenth con
vention of the Women's National Indian as
sociation is in session hero Tbo receipts
lastyoar werotlO.OOO ; expenditures , 113,000.
Interesting reports on the work among the
Iudiaas were read , and Commissioner Mor
gan mailo un address commendlni ; thu work
of the organization
Tlio Denlh Record
Desver , Cole , Nov , 31. [ Spoclal Tele-
grnra to The Bee ] Prof James Cassidy ,
of the chair ot botuuy and Horticulture in
the state agricultural college , died a' Fort
Collins this morning of Inilutninuilon of tbo
bowels
Went Down Willi All on Hoard
Marsmeli ) , Ore , Nov , 21. [ Spoclal Tclo-
graui to The Bee ] Ne s has Just reached
hero tbat tbo tug Fearless was wrecked
while attempting to cross Umpqua bar Tues
day evening last and all hands drowned
Two lown Appointment * .
WasillNOToy , Nov , 31 The president lias
appointed David U. Miller of Jowa United
States marshal for the southern district of
Iowa , and Louis Miles of Iowa Uuitod btates
attorney for the same district
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City of Mexico on Dccciiiocr mi 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZES6Q.Q00.
80,000 Xlokots nt' $ I , $ : SUOO0 ( > . ! |
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All prizes gold ln the United Btates full paid in , BBfl
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AGENTS WANTED
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