Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-21

Timothy J. Fox. Albert E. Barnett, Michael J. ocon-
 Congressionsl-Thomas Fitzgerald John Shay (Oak street Fred ". Lutz, James Kelly tstevens streeE,
 Sen .torial-John Reynolds. Charles Langley, Peter Lynch, Matthew Flahe ty James ,n J: Ford: pdo,. WY
 Representative-James flaherty, Richmond w. Armstrong, stephen Shanley, Patrick Quinn, Edward Herrity.
 Probate-F. H. Brethauer, William Quirk John J. Howard, Bernard Brady, Daniel Stanford
 Primary itteeman-Char1es Langley.
 THIRD WARD.
 In the Third ward the Fox ticket was also victorious, the following delegates being elected
 state-Peter McHugh, Daniel Kearnes, Hugh Moran, Thomas OConne Charles McManus. Pat ick Farington, William Dugan, Thomas Lyman. Congress ional-Rchard oofey, Lawrence Pagan. Frank Mccrann. Peter Fender Io9 Lafayette street; Frank Herman, Michael Doherty Patrick Mckiernsn, Philip Higgins, renee Reynolds.
 MHsh Daniel Flynn. Pat'ick Mcdonnell, John Curren. Kelley, James MoDermott 'O'>'
 Representative-Hu McDermott. John Bruin, John Ke ley, John Dobson, Charles Doherty, James McCrann, James Winn Michael F. Brennan. John Doran.
 William Pagan, Bernard Fly Morris McHugh, Themas Burns, jr., Patrick Malone, Morris J. Riley, Michael Moran.
 FOURTH WARD.
  orator. The following were elected
 State Delegates-w William Fuller, Jeremiah Shea. Max Thalheimer, James M. States, Michael Noouee- ney Eihu Nj. Thomas, Thomas Kelly.
 Congressional-John clancey, Charles Davis. ir:, William Shannon, Charles E. Gerard, Edward R.
 senatorial-William A. Countryman, John M. Burke, Adam Miller, Michael Heenan, Willis H. Fulton, James J. Kennedy Edward J Nugent
 Representative Thomas H. Fulton. John |. Ward, Henry Ellers, George E: Ives, Edward Mooney Theo-
 Probate-samue1 H. Barnes, Charles McConville, Alvin l. Willo ghby, Marcus schwed, James Kelley Bernard Moran James J. Roland.
 Primary Comlntteeman-John Clancey,
 In this ward there was opposition tick ct headed ''the Fourth Ward Young Mems Reform Democratic ticket" which was head ed by William Fuller, and received S2 votes. It was understood that this ticket was in the interest of MT. Fox, while the regular ticket was in the interest of Plunkett for Senator. FIFTH WARD. In the Fifth there was only one ticket, which was said to be in the interest of Rob- ertson for Senator. The delegates elected were as follows: state-Henry G. Lewis, Charles Dietterlen, Alfred A. Upson. Thomas Kelly, Charles '" Bradley. senatorial-George F. Holcomb, William Sullivan, Charles Katch, Edward c. Beach, George s: Tnonas. Cha les Pelman Thomas Brinlev, Francis Waddock
 pgsb asPas ynn Probate-James P. Barker John Futile, Isaac Strouse, Malachi Collins, Edward Ryder. Primary illiam Sullivan. SIXTH WARD. In this ward the Robertson ticket was said to be the ticket elected and was follows: state-Albert R. Goodenow, John Waddock, Ernest I Klenke Michael Downey, Patrick Lynch, Walter Leigh
 Congressional-John W. Lako, Patrick Willis, Louis Ltterst Richard F. Lane, Curtis r. Evarts, John D. senatorial--Danie1 Keheley, Alfred E. Bristd, Thomas Leddy, Jacob Marx, John J. Denahy Michael
 Probate-Cnarles H Hilton. John McHngh. William H. Carroll, stephen Lang, Michael Quigley, Michael Welch
 Kepresentative7B 7Bartholomew Kelley, William ,13 B liam B. Catlin, John Ryan. East street. I Primary Committeeman Michael Reynolds. | SEVENTH WARD. ! In the Seventh ward there Were charges of ! ballot box stuffing by the friends of Fox, and | when the votes were counted It was found ! that S9O votes had been cast, 572 of which were for the Plunket ticket and SIS for the Fox ticket. Tho gentlemen who checked the list could not be found. Following is the successful ticket as declared by Mod ! orator Doty: state-James Reynolds, Owen Kennedy, sylveste, Peter Schmidt. Michael Daley, Peter Reynolds Thom | as Cronin.
 James J. McMahon, Mich ael Nau. hton, Frans D ! Walsh, John J. Mealia, Daniel McNamara, Michae
 senatorial-John F. 0Keefe Michael Beegan. Pat I rick Higgns. John J. McMahon, John Ccnnelly ' F. E. mings. Michael MoDermott.
 n Probats.Thomas ,,r Redmond; William Cannon Thomas diggins, Thomas J. Reilly. David McNamara Bernard A. rhanley, John T. Wall, John Hickey, jr. | Daniel Crimmins.
 Tyndeli, John J. Delaney, Patrick Jeffries, Richard Kennealy. stephen rlakeslee, Patrick Dee, Thomas | Hannigan Eugene Sullivan.
 Primary Committeeman-MichaelB Beegan. ' EIGHTH WARD, l In the Eighth ward Richard W. Waite wal moderator. There were two tickets in tht
 field, the one headed by William Parsons be ! ing successful. There were charges of stuff ! 6ng the box in this ward, and the count com ! pared with the check list would seem tt I show that such was the case The checl ! list showed 75 votes cast, while the tickets i, I the box footed up Ill. The successful dele | gates were as follows
 ! state-William Parsons, James r. pisott, Charle \ Miller.
 senatorial-Riohard W. Waite, Thomas Kibride \ Louis Luft.
 ,'ongrs ssional-Charles E. Rounds William Geary ! Frederick Schessler.
 Frobate-willard B. Hubbard, Michael R. Erscoe ! William KreuRle.
 Primary Committeemsn- Willard B. Hubbard.
 NINTH WARD. ! The Ninth ward, which is said to be fo
 Plunkett, elected delegates as follows:
 state--Henry R. Hill. Vim. o'Connell, wm. H. E . Congressional Michael snigg. Dennis OKeefe Ed son Blake, Wm. Dunn.
 senatorial-John H. Barlow, Lyman B. Griffin Representative-George c. Clarke. wm Foley wn ! Rathgebber John E. Ashdown. Judge of Probnte-Eigar B Boyd, Frank Chandle, 3 ! Primary Committeeman-RichurdE E. Deneefe.
 TENTH WARD. PluDkett is said to be successful in tn . Tenth ward. The delegates are as follows |: f state--Joel A. sperry, Patrick B. oBrien, Charle 2 | R. Whedon, James Gallagher, jr. q ooAa1ess onal-Henry ?; Phillips John Gherit! d senatorial Julius Tyler jr., John r. Dwyer, Davi @ ! K. Andrews, Thomat F. Granheld. 8 Representative Frank Andrew, James J. Coosal t ! Henry Cooper, Thomas F. German. t robate---George A. Stevens Jeremiah Donovan @ Ezra B. Dibble, John M. Callahan. d Primary Committe sman--- Henry W. Green. ELEVENTH WARD. Is Folio wing is the ticket elected in th dd | Eleventh ward, and whether for Fox or Plul ,f kett is in dispute: {. state--William J. Porter, James Glacking John 's Connolly.
 Congressional--P. H. oBrien, John J. Donohe I. ! Vim. E Cornwel. a l Senatorial---Alfred N. Wheeler, James D. Howar :" l Micnsel Coleman Representative--samuel Johns, William witts. T. ?. Probate-Timothy F. Callahan, Thomas E. McEnro IF Primary Committed Christopher Ennis. 9 TWELFTH WARD. o The Twelfth ward, which is declared to n l for Plunkett, elected delegates follows: A State-Michasl Eagan. lst. Seth W. Langle al Thomas J. Donnelly, Owen A. Groark, David Hende If |
 At Congressional-Daniel Lawler, Thomas G. w. Je e: ferson, Lawrence My yers, Richard Conpor Patrick al I Doran.
 g. Senatorisl-James F. Scott, Patrick King Arth ! Hunt, John Powers, William Kelley. o- Representative -Philo s. Bennett, William B. K n Joy, Thomas Laden, James Morgan, Jeremiah Sul t.
 a+ | Judge of Probate-James K. Jones, John Ft o' Michael O'Connel1, John Cyne, Patrick Falcey. D. Primary Committeeman-Jobn Powers III - ,t THIRTEENTH WARD. ly The Thirteenth ward ticket is set down ST Plunkett, and is as follows: pr state-Edwin w. Cooper, George E Bradley Mich