The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
THE PRIMARIES.

grettabIe disturbance In the eighth ward. SeV-
eral parties. of course, were arrested at differ-
ent polls for disturbing the peace, but no serious
charges were brought against them. The vote
was full one and the following is the result:
FIRST WARD.
Pat Mullen. Jas D. Kennedy,
Thos. Brennan. John Barrett
Jas. Donovan, Jas. T. Clark,
Jas. Dougherty, ]: Baxter,
A. J. shaw VIM. Egan.
SECOND WARD.
M. Stewart. 2. Reagan,
J. Thomas. u. burke.
A. Comfort, J. Farrell.
M. Gallagher, l. ClarKe,
r Dalton Jas. Lynch
John Manning Jules BOzant.
THIRD WARD.
P. Sullivan J.McNel.
NJ. J. Schwarm, Chas. Byrne.
P NJ Garry, Geo. McEvoy.
A. Brandenburg Remy Clark.
Jerry Duggan, Archie SteWardt,
J, Kennedy, NJ Neider.
John Sullivan, Clark Steen.
FOURTH WARD.
Henry Andry. Henry Robbert,
X. L.. Brown, 5a1nl BurcnHeld,
ThOs J. Ford E. D. TerrebOnne,
Thos. Johnston.
FIFTH WARD.
In this ward, up to one o'clock, there had been
1850 votes polled and only 600 counted, The
Rivet or Cosmopolitan ticket was thirty votes
ahead the unpledged or Herbert ticket followed
closely behind it, and the Workingmen's ticket
Jagged way in the rear at that late hour, The
count Is not expected to be got through before
late In the morning
SIXTH WARD.
Henry Sass, Corporal c. H. Smith,
FL. j. MOntagnot, Geo. H. WIZ.
Wm. J. Sparks. III. G1looIy.
0. W. Long,
SEVENTH WARD.
The voting was very lively. about HOO votes
La1l~ lnr- A.
was q large amount OF scratching done. me
| counting was very slow. At about o'clock this
| morning only 500 ballots had been counted, and
| the Hoffman ticket was 50 votes ahead OF the
| Harmony ticket.
| EIGHTH WARD.
| Nothing could be ascertained about the
| workings here on account OF the dlsturDance'
concerning which we publish full details in an
| other column.
| The tickets in this ward suffered considera-
| bly, by scratching, and no definite conclusion
| could be arrived at before going to press.
| The following delegates are supposed to have
F. Dudenhefer, Pat Powers,
Mar MarttR VI Hooper e} HagP H4, R93sGn' Gsin
Alex Brelet Jas Griffin.
Hans. are doubtful.
| IN TENTH WARD
there were three tickets, and on all there was
Considerable scratching. The following named
were elected: JOS. O'Hara. Frank Carroll
and r. Il. a. Mooney. on the sheehan ticket
| Geo Burchet Jr., james Nugent Leo Blessing
| and FL. B, McMurray, on the Blessing ticket
P Loobv, VIM. Bell, J. McCabe and J. Williams.
| on the Mahoney ticket AS to the twelfth man.
| at an early hour this morning the contest was
| between e. Pelham, on the Mahoney ticket. and
| Andrew Mcdonald, on the Blessing ticket.
ELEVENTH WARD
zSs; g&i;ss RSns$ {$a% S:S
| Charles Boyle. ". J. McGeehan,
Jacob Stringer, Matt McEnerny.
Marion FL. Marks, Hugh q. Mccormack,
George w. Young.
| TWELFTH WARD.
For Delegate to State Central Committee
Caillot.
Delegates to Parish Convention-N olas
Weber, Joseph Bait Dominique Lobrano, En-
| nest Munster, Hugh Breen.
| THIRTEENTH WARD.
| T., A. FournIer GO. Piper,
| Alfred Belsom.
| FOURTEENTH WARD.
| SIXTEENTH WARD.
| H. Hoey.
| SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Robt. Stubbs, - Bubeck.
| The seats of the delegates from the second and
third wards will be contested before the cOnven'
tion.
| A Node to Cfe Radicals.