Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
ro-nIGHT,s RATTLE.

TO.NIGHT,S BATTLE. Democratic Primaries in All the
 Wards-Yesterday's Caucnses-Hot
 Contests Expected.
 Tonight is democratic night for ward politics. In all the wards the primaries of the party will be held. Yesterday there was great deal of preliminary skirmish- ing and large caucuses were held in several of the wards. In others curbstone de- bates and conferences and back door con- sultations were numerous. Altogether it looks as if there were to be big rallies in the large democratic wards tonight, rain or shine.
 THE SIXTH WARD. .. The Leigh faction had love feast yes terday and put up the following standard bearers on their ticket:
 Town Ticket-John Ruff, Richard P. White, P. J. Kelly, John Nugent, Miles L. Rowe; alternate,
 Assessor-John W. Lake, Dennis Kaine Oscar
 se Board Of Relief@Wiliiam F. Nugent, John J.
 Ward Committeemen-willia F. Casey; checker, William P. Moakley.
 Box Tender-Frank S. Galley.
 This ticket is for the board of assessors, viz: Shannon, Neal and Spreyer.
 On the ward nominating committee which is headed by Harry Leigh are Thomas J. Leinhan, Andrew Goodman, Augustin F. Maher, Michael J. Mara and about eighty others. Their ticket for al- derman will be Harry Leigh and for coun- cilman Augustin F. Maher, a Register re- porter, and Michael Mara, contractor at Sargent's. This ticket is against the "Big Four" ,:..- ,e-s There will be two other tickets in the Sixth ward tonight, ,one Alderman Maley' y's ticket and the other Dan Gilhulys. These two are after the nomination for alderman. mess in the Seventh ward and dispenses patronage there instead of in his home ward. Both .Maley and Gilhuly are hope ful. This is Gilhuly's fifth or sixth grand political battle. MT. Leigh says if the up per end of the ward will turn out well there is no doubt of the success svof his ticket.
 IN THE SEVENTH WARD. as can be learned are as follows: Kelly Moore faction-For alderman, T. Kelly for councilmen, John Beecher, John Burke and Samuel Veil. For the Reynolds fac ton Thomas Ahearn is booked for alder man. The councilmen have not yet beer decided upon.
 Ex-Town Agent Reynolds last night em phatically denied that he is opposed t. Garrity for town agent. The Kelly-Moore faction have given out that their town delegation is solid fol Clarity for town agent and T. K. Dunr for assessor. MT Dunn is not running fol | town agent, as some have stated, but will if victorious at the primaries, be run fol his old place as assessor. IN THE EIGHTH WARD. An exciting battle is expected in tht Eighth, Bets are being freely made on eithe. | side. The democrats mean to make des l perate fight.
 Champion, rep, is being spoken of a l likely to get in as alderman by about sev enty-fve majority.
 | ELEVENTH WARD. l Toronto Republican, is said to have as suranoe of 8 decided walkover. TWELFTH WARD POLITICS.
 The Heenan faction held rally at tn | Quinnipiac rink last night. Among tn speakers were Philip Ryan, Patrick Scott | William Rebman, John Nolan and others The meeting unanimously endorsed tn | nine-hour labor movement for city labor 1 CTS and the nominees were instructed t. | support the movement. l The nominations for delegations are a l follows:
 Town-John Nolan Philip Ryan, Peter Dunr John Montague, Cornelius Schmidt; alternate | City-Charles Allen, William Roach, William Dwyer, James Banton, Antoine Grabb; alternate
 Board of assessors-Stephen Newman, Jame l Curley, Patrick O'Brien, Daniel McNamars George veght; ;oa alternate 4ln P Burton Brown l John Moore, Stephen Kane, Bruno Graebner; a
 ternate Thomas Thomas Hsenap; box tender, Marti
 teeman Thomas F. Muligau.
 The Foley-Doyle-Connors faction hs
 put the following ticket in the field del' gations:
 City-James H. Woodhouse, Joseph Lyme
 George Hussy, Paul F.. Rausch, James
 Town--Abraham McGinty, Thomas Kean
 Francis H. Wrinn, John Bott, John Lawler, jr
 alternate John Maher, View street. | ASSeSSorS-JacOb Schwenk, William Marlow
 H. J. Munson, Francis Healey, Stephen Newman
 alternate, John Reyes.
 Antone Grabb, John F. Kelly, Thomas Bowe
 James O'Reagan; alternate, Martin W. MerI l nan.
 l Town Committeeman-Thomas J. Keane. l Box Tender-Francis w. Foley.
 Checker-Garrett Fitzgerald The Heenan faction seem to have u
 upper hand as the Foley Doyle faction al
 against the nine-hour movement. IT movement is highly popular with u
 voters. Herein lies one of the holds of u
 Heenan faction.
 PROHIBITION CAUCUS. The prohibition caucus Saturday nigl
 appointed the following delegates to Il state convention at Hartford December | L. A. Babcock, J. B. Ellis, Rev. L. H. Squire
 A. H. Morse, J. Y McDermott, c. F. Wissert, l A. Hotchkiss, William P Damn, Rev. M. S. Ph lips, John I. Burt, Hon. Hiram Camp, CIV. .Bab 0. E. Dewey, A. P. Bates, c. F. Beckley, Fred , Clark, o. W. Humiston, pr. C. A. Dorman, D.
 Burdge.
 Aternates-J: E. Northrop, P. ": Brown, R. P. Baldwin, John Perry, W. D. Mcclellan, W. kananan, John A. Peckham, Julius H. Mo
 ris, Rev. J. .. Collins, c. w. Hulse, Al Abell, [
 M. Smith, Edward L. Perry, M. T. Landfear. Jol She pard, E. P. Seymour, w. H. Rogers, H.
 Humiston George Burnham.