Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-26
nRxNoLDs LEADS.

wm. H. Law who, with Walter Leigh con- ducted spirited fight against O'Keefe and against Hiller one of the O'Keefe deputies, and In favor of Morris Lynch for town regis- trar and for needed reform in ward politics. Both the tickets in this ward were Rey- holds tickets, that is to say. majority % on both tickets were for Reynolds. The O'Keefs- Reynolds ticket was as follows. Town-George J. Hitler. Clark Peck James W. Dorsey. Nathan A. Myers; alternate at iarge' ssss ESsH John C. Board of relief = William A. Wright, Albert wldmann, ThomasM. Kenns, August Reisnger. "sS %.rd n nominating 3H committee-John B Robert ss:. fniS Husassas b %coa Josn Mss vii Ham I. Reed, F. H. Wheeler, James A Bristol. J s% ssa h. M M.9ssn Ssnbusss George hhr'sr Ed
 The Rsynolds-L Lynch ticket was as follows: Town-walter Leigh, Julius Hermann, Jacob stscuss Hugh I. Finnegan alternate at large. Eve BSMs sffs A. oss: Board of relief William A. Wright, John B; Fo- Ward G nominating committse=c: Pardy Lnds- jsmin Bsecher, Augustus O., wiicox, Charles A; futile, Frederick Bellosa Frederick D. Grave, and
 
 Tho Reynolds ticket in this ward won by l25 majority.
 Town-AIbsrs E. Bar.st, James E. Calvin, s.Cify-ossrEs '. rsekAam, Daniel Stanford. asorEs R: Hsenr snd oths.s. n., rso,,.. stanford, Patrick Fsughan, Raymond Keini. Jamss quncheon. James Howard; slternates James ward nominating committee Edward Country man, John T. Horan, Dr. Y. o. White, James Donnelly, George H. Ward. James E. Thompson
 THIRD WARD.
 The Reynolds ticket carried this ward, 57s against 228. Town-Edward Boyhan, John B. Moran, Frances McHugh, .. ': Brennan and others s. pGBS BossS of HG Foley. Dinnan ward nominating o'Donnell, P. McKier- nan, Henry Fresenius Joseph Carr and fifty others,
 FOURTH WARD.
 The Young Mems ticket won by 81 majority.
 Tewn-Charles Fleischner, Joseph E. Taylor. s. City@Juiius E. Basseit. John Nugent. Luzsrne Hoard of reief~Wiliiam Leeke. Alfred Pariow, ward nominating- Dooiy, J. J. Kennedy, John Cooper, and fifty others.
 FIFTH WARD.
 In the Fifth ward only one ticket was run and that was Reynolds ticket. It was as follows:
 JoschInscn, Henry Farrel. John F. Carney; alter. nate, John J. Maley.
 S SsSrss psus IsKsa ESKnS Board Of rsilsf.Pstries Kelly, William Kaehrle, Thomas Lynch, Michael E. Campbell, Henry L. Ciark: alternate Edward IL. UpsOn.
 Ward nominating committee-Joseph B. Gun Ham Kaehrle, r. D GrinnelI, Michael Fatzpatrick, John K. McCanp, Thomas O'Brian and fifty oth- CTS.
 IN THE BIG SIXTH.
 In this ward the Malsy- Gilhuly ticket was successful by 2S majority, the total vote be- ing 541. This ticket is for Reynolds for town agent and Lynch for registrar. This ticket favors William Maley for alderman, John B. Judson, the fruiterer, for first and H. E. Moves for second councilmen. The defeated ticket was headed by F. G. Anthony on the town delegation and John w. Lake on the city delegation, and O. F. Evarts on board of relief. The elected ticket is:
 Town-Harry Leigh, John Belcher, Thomas F. Msq Adler s Frank wesSicS; sternate a rSomss Ciss-Jsmes Pendergast. Daniel Lysaght, Paul M.nsr. Max Thsihsimsr; alternate. George L. Martin J. Malone, Patrick Lynch, John Nueent Patrick ]. OConnor, Patrick Hogan; alternate John ward nominating, committee; William Mslsy, A. J Clernip; Edward Dsrgen, Edward S. Osborn
 SEVENTH WARD.
 In the Seventh ward there was . hard fought battle and 1t resulted in Q tic. The fight was all the more interesting here as this is the home ward of both Reynolds and Dunn. The voting place was . store on Wallace street, corner of Myrtle. At half past six o'clock last evening the corner was densely thropgsd with voters. All was peaceable, but . great deal of work was be- ing done. Ex-Town Agent Reynolds was himself at the scene of battle, directing his forces and wearing an afr of interest that be- toksnsd that the battle was raging In his fa- vor. His trusty adherents were very busy and claimed that Reynolds had surely carried the ward. Dunn was also on deck and his manaQers were busily engaged in rallying the forces. The Reynolds ticket was headed by Mr. Reynolds' name, the Dunn ticket by the nAme of Daniel ". Sheehan. .
 When the votes were counted great excite. ment prevailed. The vote resulted in tic for Reynolds and Dunn on the town part oi the ticket, AS votes each. The rest of the Dunn ticket was successful by two majority. The moderator found that the town part of one Reynolds ticket had been cut of, and caused the tie. The Dunn candidates for tht council "hsd the bulge" last night. They are Torrance B. Kelly for alderman, and Johr J. Hogan, John H. Morse and Frank Dooley for councilmen.
 In this ward the Reynolds ticket wal stated by Reynolds men to be Reynolds O'Keefe combination. The O'Keefe ticket ir the Third was also stated by Reynolds nsr to be Reynolds ticket. In most of thu wards O,Keefs joined forces with Dunn. Int Reynolds ticket in the Seventh ward was q follows:
 Town-James Reynolds, Louis Levinson, WiE Coffes, George RocEwsll, Philip Lswler. John sut ter. John F. De Freese Thomas Francis Moaklsyi ut cas: SsSs d. M.m Bsscher, Thomas Preston, John Kenyon, @ @satricl kaoSS Sohss D..y .. lss
 Boa Board q r.lief-P, oenl.u. Fell. H. Bradley dsrs, Franz DoerSchuck, Matthew Gull, John Killoy James Marooney, James Reyes; alternate at large Town Town commItteeman-Hugh McIarnsy.
 Chscksr-John E: McAvoy.
 Box tsnder-Hugh King.
 mara. John T boyle. James E. Flynn, John Fl Goo gan, Richard M. sheridan, Thomas Reyes, Chris W. Doerschuck, and fifty others.
 The Dunn ticket in the Seventh was:
 Town-Daniel N. sheehan, John Hogan, Edwart Ksnnsdy, Pst1ict HcGuinniss. Robert baiiy ,Michas J. Beegnn, Peter Reynoids, James F. Maher; alter cyMP. J. Ki.snsn, Richard sicily, John Nolan oOrm.o ss oha
 Board of rsiisi-W william 6'Conns!i, Michael Mea conian, Thomss U Cofiey, James Ross, James De vine. Christopher Emperor, John Hardiman; alter
 ward nominatins committee Terence B. Kelley Thomas Redmond. Charles A. spillane and man. others.
 IN THE zIoHTH WARD.
 In the Eighth two tickets were run, Key nolds-Lynch ticket (which was defeated) headed by Lawyer Frank H. Kelley, jr. Joseph Lawrence, E. Wagner. John E. Doc little, John P. Peters, with John R. Rembsr for alternate. The successful ticket va headed by Dr. H. N. Bishop. the druggist pledged to no candidate. It was engineers by J. D. Cosereve, . prominent worker | tho work. He was inclined to favor OtKeef for town registrar, a there was quite mum ber of O'Keefs men on the hunt, though sev sral of them had not been approached on tn rsgistar subject. The Reynolds men claime 1t was . Dunn ticket and an snti-O O. Erie ticket. The Reynolds ticket was . Lync ticket for registrar. Timothy J. Almond c the Hooker shop was moderator. Ex-Aldel man 0sary supported the independent ticket Tho Reynolds-Lynch ticket received 12 votes, the independent ticket 148 votes. Tn tickets were e follows:
 Rsynslds ticket:
 Tovn-F. Fl Kelley, 1r, J. Lawrence. F. Wal