Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-29
Timothy Hines, Edward Mulcahy, James
A. O'Neil, John Fox, Edward Shields, John
Cosgrove, John Arpin and others.

Timothy Hines, Edward Mulcahy, James
A. O'Neil, John Fox, Edward Shields, John
cosgrove, John Arpin and others.
EIGHTH WARD.
The Nicely faction in tais ward split, |
each of the divisions running a separate |
ticket. The Sargent men were undivided
and worked hard, and to capture votes put |
Philip Hugo at the head of their ticket.
The Sargent men captured 24e out of the
448 votes cast, the first Nicely ticket head
ed by E. Shelton Cornell receiving 106, and
the last ticket receiving "a.
The following is the winning ticket:
City-Philip Hugo, Henry G. White,
Martin Hickey, Louis P. Korn, John T.
Sheriden; alternate, Bernard MoCoe.
Town-William M. Geary, Moritz Spier,
James 81. Carroll, Dietrich Corves, Michael
Caravan; alternate, T. j. Almond.
Board of relief-William Kay, Albert
Checkeni, Adam Lutz, Erben E. Hotch-
kiss, Henry Boucher; alternate, William
Kaehrle.
Ward nominating committee Henry NJ.
Bishop, John T. Sheriedn, Anton Staub
and others.
Town committeeman-JohnD Daley.
NINTH WARD.
The Ninth was looked upon as very sure
for Nicely, but was won by the Sargent
men. The Nicely men say that their de-
feat was due to treaohery on the part of
several supposed friends. The fguresa are:
Nicely ticket, 1892; Sargent, $40.
City-Seth Hotohkiss, Walter Herbert,
John Lauth, John q. CLARK, Thaddeus E.
Donnelly, Samel R. Avis, Cornelius Nc
Laughlin; alternate, William F. Siney.
Town-William E. Dunn, Charles Ehr-
Ter, John WEIGH, Albert Currier, John P.
Smith, William Weiss, James Kelly; alter
nate, William P. Gilligan.
Board of relief George W. Bailey. Chris
tian R. Schuez, John b. Dunn, Charles M.
Hawkins, James Mckee, Frank w. Igo,
David Tobin; alternate, George R. Doolit-
tie.
Ward nominating committee-William
A. McG rath, William Collins, Alfred Ell
cock, Alfred Wagner, John Donnelly, Fred
erick @. Root, Allen Scherer and others.
Town committeeman-Jeremi Spill
lane.
TENTH WARD.
The Sargent ticket in this ward was sue
cessful by a majority of twenty-six votes,
the Sargent adherents polling 1879 votes
and the Nicely faction 1855. The Nicely fac
ton have entered a protest against the
vote in this ward, claiming that the Sar-
gent tickets were printed on 60-pound pa
per, the rules of the democratic party call
ing for 40-pound paper. The successful
ticket was as follows:
City-Joel A. Sperry, Michael F. Nc
Mahon, George D. Post, Henry J. Goebel;
alternate, Patrick Hsffey.
T-f%
man, jr., Thomas F. McGinness, Willard
D. Warren; alternate, Thomas E. Trecar-
ten.
Board of relief-Charles h. Fowler, Jo-
seph F. OGorman, John R. Rembert, Will
liam J. Fry; alternate, Oscar 81. Steur.
Ward nominating committee-Charles T.
Pennell, Thomas ]. Williams, William Baum,
John Mcclure, Wilmot V. Bradley, Herman
Voltz.
Town committee-Henry J. Goebel.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Alderman Callahan looked after the in
terests of Mayor Sargent in the Eleventh
and the Sargent ticket won. The follow
ing is the winning ticket:
Town-Patrick Welsh, John Merrick,
John Splitter, A. S. Baschant, Seth W.
Langley; alternate-a t-large-C. F. Smith.
S1GJ SHll0hnd, 1lcaIJ muECu,
James D. Howard, Thomas F. Sullivan,
William 81. Harty; alternate at-large, James
Glscking.
Board of relief-Henry Martin, Thomas
F. Hogan, Michael Byrnes, John Hennes-
sey, John Falsey; alternate-st- large, D. J.
Allen.
Ward nominating committee-James
Powers, chairman; James T. McMahon, A.
o. Baribault, William Graham, William
Splitter and others.
Ward mathematician P. Ian
ders.
TWELFTH WARD.
The Foley ticket in the Twelfth, which
also supported Neeley, had it their own
way, winning easily. The majority was
80. The following is the successful ticket:
Town-Thomas J. Keane, John Maher,
View street), Francis Wrinn. John Law
Ter, jr., Michael J. Doody, John Schmidt
(Monroe street), Daniel Lawler, alternate.
City-George Hayden, John J. Gibbons,
Stephen Newman, Jacob Schwenk, M.
Joseph Donlan, John Fahy, George Bou-
cher, Owen A. Groark, alternate.
Board of relief-Walter J. Conner, D.
Burton Brown, John Coleman, George Nc
stein, Patrick Ryan; John E. Brady, alter
nate.
Ward nominating ommittee-Patrick
Kent, William Dryer, Thomas Mulligan,
Selleck Bunnell, Anson z. Brown, Thomas
Keane and others.
Town committeeman - Thomas J,
Keane.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
The following ticket was successful in
this ward and is understood to be for ex-
Alderman Joseph B. Cunningham for Sc
lectman, to succeed JohnI. Goodrich. An
unusually large vote was polled:
Town-Edward w. Cooper, David J.
WEIGH; alternate, Valentine Farley.
Board of relief-John J. Oates, Edward
A. Curran; alternate, James Mcclure.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The following was the only ticket at the
primary in the Fourteenth ward last even
ing.
Town-George A. Linsley, Patrick Gill
lern, alternate; Henry W. Russell.
Board of relief-Henry M. Shannon,
Edgar n. Allen, alternate; Daniel B. Con-
nell.
Ward committeeman-Edga NJ. Allen.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The following ticket was successful in
this ward and is pledged to the support of
the present board of selectmen. But little
interest was felt in the primary, and in
consequence but small vote was polled:
Town-Erank Hugo, William Bristol;
alternate, Edward Neal.
Board of relief. N. Rowe, James g,
Stanton; alternate, F. q. Metroh.