Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-04
Democratic Primaries.

evening for the purpose of electing delegates to the county and representative conven- tions. Under the new rules adopted by the party comparative quiet prevailed in all the wards, and in most of them there was only one ticket in the field. In the Seventh ward primary would be of little account unless there was an opposition ticket in the field, and rules or no rules the "Young Demo crats'' came to the front last night with an opposition ticket, but it was not backed with votes enough to elect it. It was headed Stevens ticket" which was claimed to be contrary to the new rules because it was Ca device" The vote was very light in all of the wards except the Seventh, there seeming ly being but little interest in the election ot delegates. In the First ward only ninety votes were cast and there was only one ticket in the field, which was said to be in favor of Ste vens for sheriff and Troup and Law for representatives. The ticket was as follows:
 County-George E. Nettleton. Otto H. Wall, D. Gilbert Austin, Hugh I. Finnegan. Alternate at Large-PhiIo Rabbit. sentatives-Jonathan Ingersoll, Clark Peck, William J. Mills, Herman Alderman. Alternate at Large-Edmund Zacher. Box Tender-Benjamin Beecher. Checker-Phillip Goodhardt.
 In the Second ward there was only one ticket which as said to be Stevens, Trouu and Law ticket. Seventy-five votes were cast for the following ticket: . County-Augustus BodweIl, Orange M. Pickett Albert B. Barnett, John shaugh messy, John F. Shea. Alternate at Large-George Lutz.
 representatives D. PIunkett, Rich. mond W. Armstrong, A. Heaton Robertson, George Greuner, jr,, Patrick Murphy. Alternate at Large-Henry ". Forde. Box Tender-John Moran. Checker-Henry Brethauer. In the Third ward the Tomlinson dele egates were elected and also the Troup and Law delegates They were as follows
 County-William E. Higgins, James Winn, Schorer, Thomas Lyman, Frank McLaugh- Ian, Thomas F. Stackpole.
 Alternate at Large-Thomas O'Connell.
 Representatives Daniel F. Kelly, Matthew Kehoe, Michael Mealia, William Floyd, Charles Doherty, Hugh MeDermott, Michael Curnan, Bernard Flynn.
 Alternate at Larae-John AIIard.
 Box Tender-John H. Burke.
 Checker-Terrence J. Reynolds.
 In the Fourth ward there was only one ticket which was Tomlinson for sheriff and Troup and Law for representatives. The delegates elected were as follows:
 Ceunty-John Leary, Thomas H. Fulton, Me Odly3 OQQ WafQ, CQafl6S Es Gerard, Michael Blake.
 Alternate-John Sullivan.
 Representatives G. Bassett, James J. Kennedy, Michael Heenan, Edward Cad well, John Reilly, Edward McQueeney
 Alternate-John H. Gibney.
 Box Tender-Daniel Carroll
 For Checker-James PhaIen.
 Primary William Small In the Fifth ward there was only one ticket in the field and it was hard to tell whom the ticket represented, although Tom Brinley de- clared that he was for Billy O'Keefe for sher- if first, last and all the time and he would back up his statement with ''O1d Steel.'' There were only sixty-two votes cast, all for the following ticket
 Representatives - Daniel S. Glenny, Michael McGovern, Charles L. Pfuderer, Thomas Shanley, John Dolen.
 Alternate at Large-William Sellwood.
 County-Jacob Mailhouse, Edward Beach, Andrew J. Callahan. Thomas Brinley Will liam Sullivan.
 Alternate at Large-Isaac UlIman, jr.
 Box Tender-John B. Crogan.
 Checker-John H. Futile.
 The ticket elected in the Sixth ward where one hundred votes were cast is as follows; Representative-Curt F. Evarts, Henry F. Goebel, Thomas F. Clyne, Thomas A. Leddy, Bartholomew Kelley, William A. Doolittle.
 Alternate at Large-Michael Welch. County-Frank E. Sperry, Alfred B. Bris- tol, Charles s. Gum, Lawrence F. O'Brien, Patrick Willis, Leopold Besser.
 Alternate at Large-John J. McHugh. Box Tender-John Roach.
 Checker-John Ryan. In the Seventh ward the so-called ''Young Men's' ticket headed by Stevens for sheriff was defeated and the Tomlinson and Law ticket was elected by 30 majority. Following is the successful ticket: -ThomasR Redmond, Burton Mansfield, Timothy Callahan, Michael Can non, Lewis Clark. James Malloy, Patrick Bohan, John English, John H. Moore.
 Alternate at Large-John Peters. County-George Grant, Lawrence Golf fey, Patrick McGinniss, Michael Naughton, William Bradley, Edward Hammell, Michael MeCarthy, Deitrich Corves, John Develin. Alternate at Large-James J. McMahon. Box Tender-John Redmond.
 Checker-MicheelF Fahy.
 EIGHTH WARD.
 County Delegates William Parsons, NJ. R. Enscoe, Charles Miller.
 Alternate at Large-R. W. Waite.
 epresentatives-Harry W. Leigh, James D. Cosgrove, Fred Schuessler.
 Alternate at Large-Michael Carroll.
 Box Tender-Benjamin R. English.
 Checker-Louis Luft.
 NINTH WARD.
 County Delegates-William D. Dunn, John H. Dargan, John H. Tevlin, Richard Moore, jr.. William H. H. Hewitt,
 Alternate-Jeremiah Coady.
 Representatives George C. Clark, Henry R. Hill, Dennis Keefe, Edward J. Cofy, William F. Moran.
 William H. Gaffy.
 Primary mathematician E. Den eefe, James F. Donahue.
 TENTH WARD.
 County Delegates-Julius Tyler, James J. Coogan, Edwin s. Davis, Thomas F. Gran field.
 Alternate at Large-Henry c. Sea- brook.
 Representative Convention-Charles R. Whedon, John F. Dwyer, Henry D. Phillips, John Garrity.
 Alternate at Large-Frank S. Andrew. Box Tender-Ezra B. Dibble.
 Checker-Henry s. Cooper.
 ELEVENTH WARD.
 County Delegates - Samuel Johnson, Thomas B. McEnroe. Timothy Sullivan.
 Alternate at Large-William T. Porter. epresentatiVe-Alfred N. Wheeler, P. H. O'Brien, John Eagan, Martin Considine
 Box Tender-P. J. Howard.
 Checker-T. J. Haney.
 TWELFTH WARD.
 County legates-Michael Egan, 2d, Pat rick Murry, Wm. a. Marlow, John Keys, John H. Connor.
 Alternate - Jeremiah Sullivan, James street.
 Representatives-J. Delehanty, Napoleon Bouton, Charles Basserman, Patrick Ryan, Perkins street, Thomas Heenan. Alternate-William. Killoy.
 Box Tender-Bartholomew Foley.
 Checker-John W. Brennan.
 FOURTEENTH WARD.
 George w. Linsley, E. N. Holiday.
 County-Joseph s. Holiday, Augustus ". Wright.
 Box Tender-George A. Linsley.
 Checker-H. M. Shannon.
 Alternate for Representative-Henry M. Shannon.
 Alternate for County-Fred F. Brown. It is claimed by some of the leaders that 54 delegates to the county convention are in favor of TomIinson and 12 favor Stevens. This may prove differently when the conven- ton meets.
 Police Notes.
 Detective Reilly went to Danbury yesterday forenoon to bring back to New Haven Thom- as Donahue and Chris Gaffney, well known