Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-26


ward. 1t was Wolfe affair for senate
rial delegates, Tomlinson for sheriff and
Callahan and Hotchkiss for representa-
tives. It was:
State-Hubert Allen, Thomas Flanagan,
Peter Lynch. John II. Rourke, Charles
Warner, William Weiss, William Rath-
geber; alternate, Frederick Harris.
Congressional Bruce, Paul
Heubische, John Foster, Frederick Ort-
setter, Lawrence O'Farrell, E. L. Wright,
John Brown, alternate, Bennett w. Dor
man.
Senatorial Donnelly, Patrick
Moore, jr, Walter R. Scott, William A.
McGrath, James H. Clark, Richard R.
Monkey, Adam Manns; alternate, Edward
Lawrence.
Representatives-Jsmes Kelly, Where, Jeremiah a
Sliney, George Doolittle, Charles Trecar-
tin, Cornelius McLaughlin; alternate,
Frank F. Chandler.
County-William E. Dunn, Dennis
O'Keefe, David O'Connell, Nicholas Scan
Ian, John, T. Pohlman, George w. Bailey,
John Scholl;- alternate, James O'Brien.
Judge of probate-Michael E. Tracy,
John Kelley, Lawrence Short, William
Whalen, Thomas Fulton, Jacinto Cassa-
riego, Henry R. Hill; alternate, Adolph
Eisele.
Box tender-Patric Smith
Checker-John III. Dunn
TENTH WARD.
The contest in this ward was slightly in
favor of States. The following ticket,
which was elected, gives two delegates each
to States and Wolfefor the senatorial con-
vention. Callahan and Hotchkiss and
Tomlinson, delegates, fill out the ticket
which was:
te-Henry c. Seabrook, Joseph D.
alternate at large, Joseph L. Joyce.
Congressional Crank S. Andrew George
o. Brien, George Fl. Tuttle, George Goebel;
alternate at large, John R. Keefe.
County-Henry s. Cooper, John CARR
rity, Peter Tribune, jeremiah Donovan;
alternate at large, Fred. II. Waldron.
Probate-Henry D. Phillips, Walter
Pond, James Gallagher. jr., Joseph p.
Brennan; alternate at large, Peter Bor-
gen.
Senatorial Robert c. Bright, Birdsey
G. Lake, Daniel J. Crowley, Thomas F.
German; alternate at large, Aaron Lau-
tenbach
Representative-Ezra R. Dibble; Frank
II
Mcmahon; alternate at large, Merton
Painter.
Box tender-John M. Callahan.
Checker-Henry S. Cooper.
The second ticket made good fight
but lost 1t was anti-Tomlinson with a
preference for LeGrand Bevins of Meriden
for sheriff. Warren and MGNamara were
supported for representatives, and the
senatorial delegates were divided, two for
States, two for Fox and one for Wolfe. 1t
was:
State-Edward E. Bradley, Benjamin
Lathrop, Henry c. Seabrook, Frank NJ.
Lovejoy; alternate, John P. Clarity.
Congressional-Charles H. Fowler, John
verse; alternate, Henry Goebel.
County-John P. Augur, George N.
Alling. James j. Coogan, Frank A. Grel-
lett; alternate, John J. Clirkin.
Probate-Willard d. Warren, William
G. Dickinson, P. Bonette Schurman, Will
liam Baum, jr.; alternate Michael Stokes.
Senatorial-Thomas F. McGinnis, Rob-
ert G.. Bright, Peter Bergen, Daniel j.
Crowley; alternate, Aaron I.autenbach.
Representative-Philo B. Tuttle, Charles
c. Hall, Jacob P. HUME, Thomas F. Nevins;
alternate, Oscar H. Steuer.
Box tender-John Lyon.
Checker-George Williams
ELEVENTH WARD.
The only strife in the Fair Haven wards
was in the Eleventh, where a citizens
ticket received So votes The successful
ticket, with Wilcox for. representative to
congress, Tomlinson for sheriff, Robertson
for judge of probate, States for senator
and Callahan for representative, received
176 votes. The ticket in full:
State-William T. Porter, William II
Mcdonald, ]. Henry Brocksieper, Fred B.
Allen; alternate at large, George G. Ham
ilton.
Congratulations T. Jones, James
P. B. Rickett, George H. Merrick, james
D. Howard; alternate, William Cartier.
County-Patrick Welsh, John H. Good
| ders; alternate, William Silcox
Probate-Timothy F. Callahan, John n
| Splitter, Thomas II. Edgar, David L. Cur
| ran; alternate, John w. King.
Senatorial-Francis s. Fisher, Frank A
| Maloney, Wallace Fl. Bradley, George F.
Graham; alternate, William F. Grady
Representative-John F. Sullivan, Johr
Harty, Thomas F. Heating, Seth W. Lang
| ley; alternate, Charles c. French.
| Box tender-David L. Curran.
| Checker-John H. Goodwin.
TWELFTH WARD.
| In the Twelfth only one ticket wa
afield There was SO little interest onl,
| 70 votes were pulled It means Wilco,
| for congress, Tomlinson for sheriff, Rob
ertson for judge of probate, and the 81,
| delegates for representative divided be
| tween Hotchkiss, Callahan and Mcnamara
States received five of the six votes of tn
senatorial delegation. The ticket was:
State-Thomas Heenan, James F.. Scott
Patrick Murphy, James ]. Eagan, M. JIG
seph Donlan, Patrick O'Brien; alternate
Napoleon Boughton.
Congressional Patrick Falsely, sFranci
Healy, James F. Toole, George F. Boucher
James O'Regan, John Gibbons; alternate
Jeremiah Sullivan.
| County-John J. Brennan, George Hay
den, George Franz Patrick Grimes, Thoma
Harkins, Patrick King; alternate, Fran
w. Foley.
/ Probate-Thomas j. Keane, Michael ]
Doody, Henry O. Driscoll, Francis q
Wrinn, James McKeon, Andrew Garvey
alternate, James A. Fogarty.
Senatorial-Patrick Doyle John T
Clyne, Owen A. Groark, James Fahey
John FL. Conner, Timothy Huston; alte1
nate, John Foley
Representative Martin Conlan, Willia1
II. Sears, John Dwyer, Michael Mahoney
John Moran, James Maroney, Patrick +
Delaney; alternate, James F. Moran.
| Box tender-John F. Clyne.
i Checker--O. A. Groark.
4 IN wEsTvILLE.
i Only one ticket was run in the Thirteent
ward. It is estates, Hotchlxiss and Calls
han and Tomlinson ticket.
i Stats--Edward L. Hitchcock, Edwar
WEIGH; alternate, David WEIGH.
Congressional John J. Oats, Peter Ken
ally; alternate, James Lansing.
| Senatorial George Taylor, VIM. Moran
alternate, E. I. Hitchcock.
| Representatives,. W. Cooper, DAME
Doyle; alternate, II. L. Hotchktss
County,. r, Neal, John Dolan; alter
| nate, George Spencer. 81 Z
Judge Of probate. W. Cooper, N. ]
LAWYER; alternate, James MCGUIRE.
Box tender-M Michael McC affrey. @
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