Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-23

Nearly all the Wards Carried by the
 Osborn Factton-Troup Tickets In
 Only Three Wards-A Light Vote All Around.
 The grand tug -of-war between the dem ocratic factions came off last night and the
 Troup faction were completely overcome.
 In fact, they only contested three wards,
 the Second, Seventh and Ninth, and cap
 tured one, the Second, by forty-four ma
 jority, and at least half of the delegation
 in this ward is understood to be composed
 of Osborn men, so, practically, only half
 ward was won by the Troup faction. In the Eleventh the only ticket was di- vided, two of the delegates being for the Troup faction and two for the Osborn fac tion.
 A remarkably light vote was cast, but of this the Osborn faction received all but 512.
 All the tickets elected were for the Os- born faction, except the one in the Second Haven democrats thus favor Colonel Os-
 born for delegate to the national conven-
 ton of the party in Chicago. The total number of votes cast in the different wards was as follows: Ward 1,
 Osborn s129; ward 3, Troup 1855, Osborn
 91, total 226; ward 3, Osborn 222; ward 4, Osborn 193; ward 5, Osborn 257; ward 6, Osborn 126; ward 7, Troup 276, Osborn 464, total TAO; ward 8, Osborn 72 ward g, Troup 10l, Osborn I'll, total 272; ward 10, Osborn 164 ward il, Osborn -; ward 12,'Osborn "A: the other wards, 13. IA and 15, had only Osborn tickets in the field and | the number of votes cast was very small The following are wards which went for the Osborn faction: FIRST WARD. l Town delegates-Francis G. Beach, George J. Hiller James E. Kelleher; alternate, Julius Hermann.
 Town delegates L. Bronson, Fred W. Nottingham, Henry A. Waizerieger, James J.
 Buchanan, Patrick w. Sullivan; alternate, Fred Town delegates-Patrick Moran, Robert A. Holhnger. Andrew P. Smith, Allen J. McGill, | Patrick Kelley; alternate, James E. McGann. FOURTH WARD. Town delegates-Nicholas Slingland, Daniel J.
 Hnhhard n o1n PsCG PGCGann dsaaS Wolfe Eugene c. Lambert; alternate, Charles Behler. FIFTH WARD.
 
 rick; alternate, Andrew Coolahan. SIXTH WARD Town de1egates-Max Adler. Thomas K Mc- Grail Ernst Klenke, Augustus F. Maher, Samuel Barker; alternate, John J. Lane ,s..,.a -.>-.- T, SEVENTH WARD. Delegates-Daniel M. Sheehan. John F. Me Namara, Minott E. Osborn, Christopher w. Doerschuck, David T. McNamara, Samuel J. Weil Maurice P. Lynch, James F. Maher Thomas Kilbride; alternate, Joseph H. Shaw. EIGHTH WARD. Town delegates-John c. Gallagher. Philip Hugo William .Geary, Dr. Rolin McNeil ali ternate, John II. Pigott. NINTH WARD |i Town ndelegates-Ezekiel G. Stoddard. William E. Dunn, William Weiss, James H. Clark, Jere- miah SpiIlane; alternate, Frederick Schneider. 7 TENTH WARD
 Town delegates-Edward B. Bradley, Thomas F. Nevins, Philip Pond, 2d; alternate, Arthur B. Wright "' Town delegates-James P. Landers, Charles T. Jones, William Fl. Mcdonald, Henry Mursch; al ternate, Michael Gehu. TWELFTH WARD. Town delegates-Francis W. Foley, Thomas J. Reane, John McAvoy, Patrick F: Delaney, Henry O. Driscol; alternate, Francis H. Wrinn THIRTEENTH WARD. Town ndelegates-WaIter Leigh, John McGuire; alternate, William Moran. l. FOURTEENTH WARD. Town delegates-George A. Linsley Henry M shannon; alternate-at-large, Daniel B. Cornell,
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