Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
BUT LrrrLE RxoIrEmENT

Al the Democratic Pr1mar1es Last Ni@ht-The Delegates % the Town Convention.
 The Democratic primaries last night were tame affairs. There was no excitement and nobody was hurt. Following are the dele gates chosen to attend the party town con vention at which delegates will be chosen to go to Hartford May 2d to attend the State convention, which will choose the delegates to the National Democratic convention to be held at St. Louis June 9th.
 FIRST WARD. The First warders met at 68 Crown street. Only one ticket was run. It received seventy votes and was as follows: State-John I. Goodrich, George J. Hitler, John 0. Gallagher; alternate at large, James H. Kelley Box tender-Thomas L. Madden. Checker-Frsnk c. Miles.
 SECOND WARD. Delegates-E. G. Stoddard, A. E. Barnett, J. H. Collins, J. Ready; alternate-C. Nick las.
 Checker-J. J. Shea, ~ Box tender-M. Murphy.
 THIRD WARD. All quiet in the Third, only one ticket run, thirty y-six votes cast.
 Delegates-James E. McGann, David O,Donnell, Isaac F. Davis, William Noonan, Robert A. Hofinger, Thomas H. Sullivan, James T. Moran; alternate. Thomas H. Col we'll
 Checker-John McHugh. Box tender-Jehn Burns.
 FOURTH WARD. In this ward there was quite contest The vote was heavier than was expected cabs were running, and the vote was 'sbig A< Ill .J l. xs-l-z and the old men boasted that they did not start in to work until night before last, while the young mems opposition ticket was "hard at it" for Q week or two. The winning ticket received 177 votes against 166 for the other. The winning ticket was as follows: Delegates-John Clancy, Matthew Flaher- ty, James H. Griffin, Richard W. Law, Sam- uel D. Betts, Isaac Wolfe; alternate, Hugh Donnelly.
 Checker-Joseph H. Keefe. Box tender-Thomas Powers. The defeated ticket was: Delegates-James O. Donnelly, George E. Mitchell, Charles Fleischner, J. J. Kennedy, Joseph E. Taylor, T. Fitzpatrick; alternate, J. c. Kerrigan.
 Box tender-William Files. Checker-Charles T. Coyle.s
 FIFTH WARD. Only one ticket:
 Delegates-Herrick P. Frost, Michael Campbell, E. A. Joaehinson, Thomas Coma ty; alternate, Bartholomew Dailey. Checker-Charles W. Hosner Box tender-James Lynch.
 SIXTH WARD. Two tickets were run The successful one received 80 votes and was as follows: Delegates--John W. Lake, William Hsney, Patrick Hogan, William Maley, John Gutt; alternate, Michael Welch, Grand avenue. Box tender-Henry P. Conlan. Checker-Henry H. Norris. The defeated ticket, forty-fve votes, was: Delegates-Curtis F. Evarts, D.S. Gilhuly, August Klenke, A. J. Carroll, M. Conlin; al- ternate, John Nugent.
 Box tender-George Och Checker-James B. Martin.
 SEVENTH WARD. Only one ticket:
 Delegates-James Reynolds, George M Grant, Patrick Higgins, Charles Lichtenstein, John MeDonough, Richard M. Dixon, John Beecher, William Blakeslee; alternate, Thomas K. Dunn.
 Checker-Daniel J. Grady. Box tender-Michael Bohen Primary committeeman-William Ahern
 EIGHTH WARD. Only one ticket:
 Delegates-William Geary, s. Harrison Wagner, Timothy J. Almond: alternate, Will. liam OuttO11Ou9. Checker-Bernard MoCoe.. Box tender-John Fairchild
 NINTH WARD. Delegates-W. E. Dunn, J. T. Shannahan, M. E. Tracy, E. Keaveney; alternate-Frank Chandler.
 Checker-B. T. .Geelan. Box tender-P. Smith.
 TENTH WARD. Delsgates-J. Gallagher, J. Garrity, Philip Hugo; alternate-Philo B. Futile.
 ELEVENTH WARD. Delegates-J. Merrick, B. McManus, Wil liam H. Graham; alternate, F. S. Maioney. Box tender-William Easts Checker-Louis Monroe
 TWELFTH WARD. Delegates-Franeis Donnelly, J. c. Nun son, F. W. Foley, Dan Lswler; alternate, Pat Ryan. Box tender-Thomas Kane. Checker-Michael DoOdy
 FOURTEENTH WARD Delegates-George A. Linsley, M. Shan nen; alternate, Edgar M. Allen Box tender-Jared Wedmore