Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-17

idge and Councilman Johnnie Lowe, the | druggist, also have aldermanic Inspirations. | The probabilities point to Councilman | Loveridge as the next alderman of the | Second. The Third ward will go demo- | cratic, the Fourth probably the same, al | though the republicans may renominate and run Alderman Foote again. the Fifth ward democratic without doubt (the- re- publicans here will probably renominate democratic. Mir. Daniel Gilhuly's friends .exrect that he will be the next democratic alderman in this ward. .f4
 The Seventh democratic and Councilman Hogan may be the next alderman from the "bloody Seventh, as this hot bed of democracy is called by it's admirers. In the Eighth (rep.) Alderman Gessner has served for two terms, and it is said will not under any circumstances run again. First Councilman Sonnenberg, of the firm l of Shoninger & Co.,, if nominated will l probably be elected here as the next alder man. The Eighth ward seats in the coun- cil during the past year have been distin- 1 guished by their emptiness, and the repub- | 1icans of this ward talk of nominating an l entire new set of men for the council this year. MT. Rabanus, the State street mer- chant, is strongly backed by his German friends as one of the candidates for coun- cilman in the Eighth.
 | In the Ninth Alderman Prince will prob ably be nominated by the republicans and elected, although the names of Council man Bradley and Councilman Wells are | mentioned as candidates for the position. The Tenth ward-In this old republican
 stronghold there will be big battle of the l clans this year. Masons and antiMasons, Daley men and anti-Dailey men, will fight l like beavers over the coveted nominations l of alderman and councilmen. From pres ent appearances Lyman H. Johnson, the 1 popular commander of the. New Haven I commandery of Knights .Templar, has the l inside track for the nomination of alder I man, though Councilman Reyes and Coun- l cilman Dyer are by no means bad second
 and third in the race for the position. publican, is also talked of by his friends l as as dark horse for this place. For Tenth ward councilmen the
 names of Samuel Hayes and Livingston w. Cleaveland are the ones most promi-
 nently mentioned. In the Eleventh ward,
 doubtful ward, if Alderman Hemingway
 is renominated by the republicans, and he
 probably will be, he will be reelected as
 alderman without a doubt, as he has
 looked faithfully and well after the inter
 ests of the taxpayers.
 
 who the democrats will nominate as alder
 man and councilmen is as yet unknown. The above is a pretty fair resume of the
 political situation at present, and the gen
 eral gossip about the same, which is being
 talked of ''about town," although betweeI
 now and the first of December there may
 be many changes and surprises for thost
 who are ambitious to serve without pay
 and reward in the municipal governmen
 of our city during the coming year.
 Republican primaries to nominate can
 didates for the coming election will al probably be held this week.
 I PRoHIBrrIoNIsrs TO NOMINATE. To add to the interest of the comin,
 town and city election the prohibitionist
 have determined to have hand in it b
 nominating an entire town and city ticke something new in the annals of prohibi tion in New Haven. They intend to nomi
 nate the ticket tonight, and will meet e
 masse, to the number of about fifteen, fo
 the purpose.