Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-26
nEmoCRArro PRIMARIES.

sOSO siderably smaller than on many previous oc- casions of similar kind, which was &C., counted for by the fact that but little inter | est is felt in the election. The absence of 1 excitement was very noticeable, especially 1 in the town wards of the city. From the character of the delegates elected it would I appear that the majority of those | to the State convention favor the renomination of Governor Waller, while the nomination for Senator seems to point toward Colonel A. Heaton Robertson There is but little doubt about the Con- eressiona1 delegates being in favor of the present incumbent, MT. Mitchell. For Rep resentatiYes the delegates are all at sea. Among the names mentioned are J. B. Ward, James P. Pigott, Coroner Bollman, s. liar rison Wagner, Eli Mix, and others too nu- merous to mentions For Judge of Probate the only name mentioned is that of Judge York, and it is likely that his nomination is an assured fact. While the Republicans are in the minority so far as this town and sena- torial district is concerned, yet it is not im- probable that they may, as in years past, select candidates that will command the re- spect of a sufficient number of Democratic votes to secure the election of some of their nominees.
 Following is a list of the delegates elected in the several wards:
 FIRST WARD.
 At the First ward Mr. William H. Law was moderator Thirty votes were boiled Only one ticket was run, as follows:
 State-Caleb B. Bowers. Marvin H. Amesbury, William H. Law, Hugh l. Finnigan. Delegate-at-- ngressional-WiIIiam J. Mills James R. Ruick- holdt, George Hitler, John Rosinus. Delegate-at senatoriaI-CIark Peck, Evelyn L. Bissell, George E Nettleton Phillip Goodhardt. Delegate-atlarge Representatives Jonathan Ingefson, Julius Herman, JohnI Goodrich, John B. Mills. Delegate Pro6ate-Jacob Mann, Otto H. Wall, E. Gilbert Austin, William M. Geary. Delegate atlarge-Philo Box tender-Franklin G. Peck
 Checker-Frank c. Miles.
 SECOND WARD. In the Second ward only one ticket was in the field. Edward Fitzgerald acted as mod orator. The ticket was as follows:
 State-John E Earle, John Ready, Abram Krauss Albert Barnett, Michael Collins, ST. Alternate GqngFsss5qns Tg FSsliaI RiehsGd " Armstrong James John h F Shay n Gefpfs Bnekmasfer
 de p Plunkett Joseph Earle Stevens. Alternate William Flaherfy. Pr9bateSJames T keheley, Timothy J. Crowley, Albig. Alternate George Greuner, jr.
 Representative Mix, John ScRenk, John F. Callahan, Edward Fitzgerald, William H. Hubbard. Box Tender-John F. Callahan.
 Checker-John J. Brennan.
 THIRD WARD. In the Third ward two tickets were being circulated, one headed by Daniel Flynn and the other by Michael Dillon. During the counting Officers Streit and Tripp had their hands full to keep the ballots and counters from being swept out of existence. The suc- cessful ticket received 137 against 128 for the other. The following was the successful ticket: State delegation-Daniel Flynn, Henry Goebel, Thomas H. Sullivan, James Vim, Michael Curnan, John Faress Michael Starr, Thomas G. Stanford, ongressional-Thomas F. StackpoIe John o'ponnell, John Kelly, Thomas MeKiernan, Patrick James McGreevey, Charles Weidig. Alternate, Representatives William Higgins, David o'Don- nell George j. FaulhabeT, John H; Allard, James J |. tawt9n, George Allen. John B. Moran, John H. Probate-Frank McHugh, John Reynolds. Bart Lyman Wiiliam Fitzgeraid Joseph Monahan ano@as Mi chael Mclaughlin, White street. Alternate-Thomas Palmer.
 Senatorial-Michael Melia Peter McHugh, Hugh ssoDen5 MeDeomo J2hn Ei9od Charles Dohery John Flynn. Alternate William Reilly
 Box tender-James Herman.
 Checker-Patrick McDermott.
 Primary committeeman-Bernard F lynn
 FOURTH WARD.
 In the Fourth ward 90 votes were boiled. But enc ticket was run. Some trepidation was caused, owing to the omission to vote for a primary committeeman, which it was feared might throw out the ticket The ticket Is as follows: ): Kennedy, John Sullivan Henry M. Daley, William Mooney, L. Thomas. Alternate atlarge- Senatorial-Daniel Sullivan, Fred Catlin, James McCormac, John Smith, Isaac Wolfe, Thomas Fulton, William F. Shannon Alternate-at-large- Congressional Alfred Hodge, John Ward, Jerry Bradley, Paul Gebhard, Andrew McQueeny, John Mooney, Daniel McGahey. Alternate-af-large- John Baird. v Representative Thomas Brennan William Ieek. ny, Edward Caldwell, Daniel Hogan. Alternate-at- Judge of Probate-Isaac Mailhouse John Fitz- t patrick Henry Daley, Nieholas GountEyman, Mi ternate- -atlarge-John Smallman.
 Box tender-Daniel Carroll.
 Checker-Lawrence Roland.
 FIFTH WARD.
 The balloting was very light Whole num- Der of votes 39. There was only one ticket in the field.
 Kelley, Charles Pfuderer, Michael Fitzpatrick.
 Congressional Captain Richard Peck, John C. Lynch Alternate Edward e. Beach. >---'-'' '0-D' iaT aiIen bsra e1ney Gs8rge Thomas Alternate-John J. Murphy. John H. Futile, Jacob Mailhouse William Hui. Alternate-Kiernan Flynn
 ern, William Seliwood, simon J. Hugo, James Good win. Alternate-Patrick Flynn.
 Box tender-Edward O. Beach, Checker-John H. Tuttle
 SIXTH WARD The Sixth ward caucus was held at 157 Hamilton street, Andrew J. Carroll acting as moderator. There were 349 votes cast, the Mills ticket, so called, being successful by 23 majority. Following is the ticket: State Curtis F. Eyarts, Michael o'Brien, Henry J. King. Alternate-Lous Sommer.
 Congressional Charles s. Gum, John Keegau, little, Michael Hessler. Alternate-John Carmo- Senatorial-John W. Lake, Frank McGowen, Otto Dieter, John D. Beleher. Daniel Keheley, Michael Probate-Ernst Renke William H. Carroll, E. M Cans, John Cronin, Charles H. Hilton Patrick Ho- gan Alternate William A. Bristol. Representative Bernard F. Reilly, Paul Beetz Bernard Clark, William Crowley, John J. McHugh, John Dargan. Alternate-Jeremiah Breen. Box tender-William H. Carroll. Checker-Henry F. Goebel.
 SEVENTH WARD. The caucus of the Seventh ward was held at the corner of Hamilton and Myrtle streets, Lawrence J. Coffee being the chair man. There were AS votes cast, and the ''Defrees ticket,' so called, was elected by 39 majority. It is as follows: State-John F. Defrees, Charles Doty, ST., Will, | liam Sutorus, Patrick Ahern, Frank D. Welch | Hggns Thomas suEVsn Herman. Congressional-George M. Grant David T. MeNa- l mara, James Molloy, Charles McKeon, James F. Mclaughlin. P. F. Kernan, James F. Bradley, l Michael Naughton, L. J. Coffey. Alternate-Cor- mick Shields Senatorial-James H. Reilly, John Nolan, John | H. Romph, William Ahern, Patrick Maher, Thomas 1 Londergan, Thomas Manns James McCool, Thomas | Roach. Alternate-James Manning. Representative John F: O'Keefe, Edward Ham mell. Bartholomew Mulcahy, Michael J. Delaney 1 John Logan Daniel Doody, John Conley, John l Beecher, John Rogers. Alternate-MichaeI Bren-  Probate-T. K. Dunn, John Hanrahan, William | Ryan, jr., William T. Cannon, James Hennessey James Cain, James Ross, James J. McMahon, Thomas Cummings; Jr Alternate-[John Reyes. Checker-Michael Fahy.
 EIGHTH WARD. The regular Democratic primary ticket was elected as follows: State-Samuel A. York, Michael J. McMahon, John Shuster. Delegate at-large-Charles F. Korn Congressional William OConnell, Benjamin R English, Charles Mills. Delegate atlargeJohn Thilbar
 Standardization SchussIer William Geary