Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-06
RATTLE OF THE CLANS.
Connolly Buried Out of Sight In the
 Fourth Ward

The oldest inhabitant fails to remem- Der when such interest was taken in local democratic primary elections as there was yesterday. The polls, were opened at 1 o'clock, and for five long hours the battle waged hot and furious, the shibboleth being, Death to Con- nolly."
 In the first ward only one ticket was in the field, with Frank J. Rametti for alderman. There was no excitement or enthusiasm, and only ninety-five votes were boiled.
 The second ward factions fought it out on the ole lines and as usual the multitude from the "hill' carried the day. The winning ticket named c. B. Webster for alderman, and James E. Russell for member of town committee. The vote stood 234 to 145. Last year the majority of the Russell ticket was only twenty-three.
 In the third ward the ticket of John F. O'Brien won by u |. score of 134 to S5. Through poor management the ballots of the opposition were as scarce as hens teeth until late in the afternoo II after the O'Brien ticket had secured a big lead. The defeated ticket was head ed by Michael Begnal for alderman, and was looked upon as a winner.
 The Fourth Ward Democratic club had things their own way and adminis- tered a rebuke to Miles F. Connolly in the shape of clear majority of ninety eight against tifty-two year ago. It had been all along announced by Con- molly that he was out of the race, but the workers slept with one eye open and were well prepared for the flank move ment which he finally made. The vote was as follows: Anti-Co molly 37O, Connolly 212. Last year the Connolly ticket received 320 votes.
 The winning tickets are as follows:
 FIRST WARD.
 For alderman, Frank J. Rametti.
 For councilman, J. NJ. Newell. A. A. Irion, John H. Moran, Peter Reeves, Martin Bergin.
 Delegates to elect delegates to state convention, C. F. Waters, Peter Meyers, Martin Geraghty Alfred J. Wolff Joseph MCGrath.
 Delegates to elect delegates to congress sional convention, G. w. Jones, Edward Conlon, Thomas Coniff, James Donahue, Christian Hauser.
 Delegates to elect delegates to sena- torial convention, Edward Cullum, Ed ward Williams, John MOriarty, J. D. Boutellc. Phillip Fitzpatrick.
 Delegates to representative COnven- tion, Theron Minor. John U. Dunnigan, Morilz Grelle, ]. C. Riley, Mortimer Heifernan.
 Delegates to elect delegates to probate convention, Richard Tanning, Mic .ael J. Colloty, Charles II. Keeney, James II. Wigmore.
 alty convention. William Cunningham, John II. Reid, Thomas Moran, William Duncan, Edward Shearan.
 Delegates to town convention, J. NJ. Newell w. J. Cassidy, John Maher. William Murphy, William A. Cullen.
 Delegates to city convention, ID. A. McGrath. James A. Hayes, John D. Boutclle, Michael J. Lcary, Mannheim Mendelsshon.
 Delegates to school convention, J. J. Mcdonald, William J. Fenn, Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, D. J. Casey, Michael J. Moran.
 For member of town committee, John II. Dugan.
 Ward committee, James C. Moran, Michael Mulholland, Charles Durham.
 SECOND WARD.
 For alderman, Chauncey B. Webster.
 Councilmen, C. F.. Hall, Ralph Bron. son. Charles keisel. Jacob Nelson, Charles Miller.
 State convention. John O'Neil. ir., Maier Kaiser. Ellis Phelan, James Stout, Edward Mcrriman.
 Represents tive convention, James Kel- ly, Henry Kennaugh, William Wort ley, Walter Larron, Michael Cassidy.
 Probate co lvention, Michael Delaney, John F. GaIre |, James Butler, Thomas Clatfec, Martin Mcdonald.
 Shricvalty convention, James E.. Rus sell, Henry Flanagan, Patrick Hayes. John Sw' eny, John Hamilton.
 Fr.,NNU InbD RIfl.,r T.,l, l,Y, Lynch, Frank Plel' Jobr Delane, Thomas Ratfprty.
 City convention, John Kirschbaum, Patrick Ward, Thomas Callahan, F. H. Curdcn. Frank w. Bronson.
 School convention. Thomas II. Hayes. Timothy Kelly, C. C. Russell, John Do ran, John F. Charters.
 Senatorial convention, lsadOre Chase, F. J. Bowling, Thomas Cassian, Joseph Mcconnell, Waterville. James Delaney, George street.
 Root, H. $. Chase. ST, Thomas Butler, J. G. Fred GrCss. Joseph Towns.
 Ward committee, James Bolan, Geo David Quinn.
 Town committee, James E. Russell.
 THIRD WARD.
 For alderman-John w. Webster.
  P. Theodore Setter, Patrick keough, E. Finn, James Maher.
 City convention, Harry N. Dikeman, Edw ard Kilroe, A. q. Germain. J. F. O'Brien, Matthew Kennedy.
 Town convention, E.. NJ. Chipman, J. J. Phelan. Edward McGrath, B. Sedg- wick, John H. Fruin.
 School convention, Washington R. White, Dennis Mitchell, D. H. Casey, T, P. Hutchinson, Thomas Magner, South Leonard street.)
 State convention, c. R. Baldwin, Nathan Dikeman, F. J. Brown, James Horigan, John Byron, ST.
 Congressional convention, c. I. Ire maine, John McAuliffe, NJ. Guilfoile, J. l.. Sake, P. F. Bannon.
 County convention, E. NJ. Chipmaa, D. J. Mahaney, B. Sedgwick, J. F. Dolan, John R. Corbett.
 Senatorial convention, Martin He'll mann, H. F. Cunningham, William Casey, 2d, Patrick Sherlock, Hugh Cronan.
 Representative convention. T. c. O'Brien, John Dwyer, 2d, George G. Adams A C. Germain. F. T. MCEyOy