Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-30

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 and town conventions of the party were held.
 There was the customary excitement in the
 Democratic strongholds and the battle ragged
 fiercely in the Third, Sixth and Seventh : wards. All the afternoon there had been
 plenty of skirmishers out, and about the City Hall and on Church street many little
 schemes were planned and plots arranged. ; The result of the primaries points to the probable nomination of F. s. Andrew for Mayor, to Philip Hugo for another term as
 town clerk, with a probability that MT. Rev. holds will make strong show in the con-
 vention for renomination. Town Registrar O'Keefe appeared to hold his own and to
 have saved his political bacon, but the oppo- sition vociferously claimed at several of the
 wards that his chances were slim and that the young Democracy would get their work in in good shape at the convention. The O'Keefe men heard this claim with indiffer
 ence and replied in bantering terms. For | city clerk the nomination lies between ex- Alderman James E. McGann and Lawyer Shanley. The result in the wards is as follows:
 The following is Reynolds ticket and was the winning ticket:
 Town-James H. Kelley, Clark Peck, Jacob Mann; alternate, T. L. Madden. City-J. I. Goodrich, w. H. Law, J. Her mann; alternate, J. c. Gallagher. Assessors and Board of Relief-W. A.
 Wright, Otto Wall, Peter McNerney; alter nate, w. M. Geary.
 Justice of the peace-Jonathan Ingerso1, J. 0. Gallager, Philip Winter; alternate, | George Tyler.
 Ward committeeman-W. H. Law. | SECOND WARD.
 The appended ticket won. It received 242 to Al with three double ballots thrown out. It is an Andrew, Reynolds, O'Keefe ticket. There were lively times among the boys, and much suspense over the "count." l The Shannon men claim the ward. The win ming ticket is:
 Town Delegation-Samuel L. Bronson, l John F. Shea, Alexander J. Flynn, Joseph l Goebel; alternate, Stephen P. Gray. ! City Delegation-James F. Brannagan, William s. Fardee, Robert Nutely, Charles Waigennegger; alternate, Charles F. Beach. l Board of Re]ief-Stephen Stanley, Michael Collins, James H. Howard, Hugh Moran; alternate, Matthew Mallahan. | Justice of the Peace-William s. Pardee, l William Bohan, Edwin Burlington, Thomas | H. Gill; alternate, Eli Mix. Ward Nominating Committee-For alder D. ID. III, Frederick O. White, Bernard Brady, Edward Malley, James Leary, John B. Quirk, John Shea Moses Murphy and twenty-five others Box Tender-Charles Waigennegger. l Checker-John Condoff. Ward Committeeman-FrankE B. Donnellv. THIRD WARD. The Shannon men claim the town delega- l tion, but the Reynolds men deny it in toto. l The ticket is probably for Andrew and Key holds, and for McGann for city clerk (this is l his ward) and the vote was a big one. The | winning ticket is:
 Town-Daniel Flynn, Edward Cahill, John | J. Coffee, Frank Farrell, Henry Deering, l Phillip Colwell, Daniel Carroll; alternate, l John J. Mccarthy.
 City-William Noonan, Thomas F. Stack | pole, Frank McHugh, John H. Dillon, Thom | as H. Sullivan, John E. Mcfarland, James | Carr; alternate, John F. McHugh. |
 Board of Relief-James J. Lawton, B. E. Lynch, John Shaughnessy, Thomas McKier- nan, James F. Bohan, Thomas Hannon, Dan iel F. Sullivan; alternate, David O'Donnell.
 Justices of the Peace-James T. Moran, James E. McGill, Thomas Lyman, Joseph Monahan. Solomon Wolf, Edward Boyhan, Daniel F. Reynolds; alternate, Charles F. Schorer.
 Ward nominating committee-John Cor don, Thomas Granfeld, Con. T. Shanley, Louis Doble, Thomas H. Reynolds, Nicholas 1 Corcoran, Fred H. Thesing, William H. Den his, Maurice Boyhan Michael M. Sullivan, Thomas H. Colwell, Patrick H. O'Brien, l Frederick Reiser, Nicholas Gaynor, Thomas 1 Moran, Solomon Isaac, John J. Toole, John Burns. Peter O'Brien and about forty oth- CTS.
 Town committeeman-JohnJ J. Coffee.
 Box tender-HeHry Deering.
 Checksr-John F. McHugh.
 FOURTH WARD.
 The elected ticket is Clancy ticket, Clan cey (the bottler) being leader in the ward, and is for O'Keefe, Shannon for town agent, (though this is doubted by the Reynolds men), McGann for city clerk (with two Shanley men on), and Clancy for Alder man. The ticket is:
 Town Delegates-Iinn c. Lambert, John Ward, Charles Havey, Fred Munz, Charles Fleischner, James J. Roland. Alternate, Thomas H. Palmer.
 City Delegates-Frank A. Hermance, John Clancy, Thomas Brennan, Albert w. Sey- mour, Isaac Wolf, Joseph Taylor. Alternate, Aaron Mendoza.
 Board of Relief-William Keane, Edward J. Nugent, Nicholas Countryman, Willis H. Fullon, Adam Miller, Abraham Bretzfelder. Alternate, Addington E. Newhall.
 Justices of the Peaee-James I. Hayes, James w. Mehan, Lewis w. Barnes, David s. Freeman, Charles Behler, Edward Far rell. Alternate, Alexander Nichols.
 Ward Nominating Committee-Peter Car berry, Frank Gillen, Michael Hogan, Thomas Mccullough, Thomas F. Fitzpatrick, Meyer Kleiner, James J. Phelan, Frank Prindle, Moses Midas, Morris T. Lynch, Edward J. Leighton, jr., ,and 50 others.
 Town Committee Man-Matthew Powers. 1
 Box Tender-E. R. Bunnell.
 Checker-Michael F. Griffing
 FIFTH WARD.
 In this ward two tickets were run, the suc cessful one being the following, which re- ceived 191 majority and favors Andrew:
 City-Miohael Fitzpatrick, Thomas Erin ley, Joseph B. Cunningham, William Curley; alternate, Abram Ahl.
 Town-Richard Peck, Frank Waddcc ok, John Murphy, Simon J. Hugo; alternate, William H. Sellwood.
 Board of relief-Patrick Kelly, Frank l. Thompson, Charles Pallman, Thomas Lynch; alternate, Patrick Condron.
 Justices of the peace-Charles Kleiper, ,Syl- vanus Butler, Edward Ryder, Isaac Ullman; 1 alternate, Andrew J. Davis. lt
 Ward nominating committee-Frank D. Grinnell, Samuel H. Barnes, Malachi Col lins, Philip Roller, John Hess, John Downs Patrick Bruton, John McCheane, Charles w. Andrews, Cornelius T. Driscoll, Edward H. Hull, William H. Bradbury, Nathan I. Kleiner, Frank Maylinger, Patrick Kelly, K1ernan Flynn, Thomas 0. Hollis, jr, rauhIHu J. FISH, 1nomas Kennedy and S4 others.
 Town committeeman-John P. Carney
 Checker-Charles Hosmer.
 Box tender-James T. Lynch.
 SIXTH WARD. |
 In the Sixth ward 494 votes were boiled and excitement ran high. There were three tickets in the field. The old or "Klenke ticket" was elected It received 257 votes and 116 plurality. This ticket is for Rey- holds for town agent and undecided as to Mayor, with a leaning for Andrews. The ticket receiving the next highest number of votes CAD was headed by Alderman James H. Flagg, and Dugan headed the third, which received 86 votes. The successful ticket was as follows: l