Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-27
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. The Result Is Favorable to Pigott For COngress-An Arrest Made For Alleged Ballot Box Stufing.
 The democratic primaries were held yesterday afternoon and evening, many voters remaining away from the polls on account of the weather, and lack of interest in factional fights kept many more at home. The only place that any real contest was carried on was on Scovill street, where the voters of the fourth ward deposited their ballots The River street, Washington street and Young Mems Democratic clubs, whose ticket was headed by John C. Altman for alderman, won by a small majority, after a hard fight. The opposition ticket was headed by Eugene Sullivan. Some excitement was caused by a rumor that the Sullivan men would not be allowed a counter, but the matter was amicably settled. During the afternoon Daniel Kelly swore out a warrant, for the arrest of Terrence Coyle, member of the town committee of the fourth ward, for alleged stutfing of the ballot box. Mir Coyle went to police headquarters when he heard of the affair and gave himself up, being immediately ba fled out.
 In the first and second wards there was no opposition to the regular tickets In the third Councilman Bannon with drew his ticket, not being allowed a moderator or checker. An attempt was made to remove Mir Bannon from position he had taken near the box, but the police refused to interfere, and he finally left of his own free will, being disguste ed with the turn affairs had taken.
 It is said that the result of the prima- ries will insure a solid delegation to the congressional convention for James P. Pigott. The successful tickets are as follows:
 FIRST WARD.
 Alderman-Charles Thatcher.
 COuncilmen-Edward Williams, Peter B Reeves, Mortimer Heffernan, Edward Dodd, Joseph Kenney.
 Delegates to town convention Thomas Caniff, James Lyons, James Johnson, Edward Sheeran, John Con- don.
 Delegates to city convention-Peter Meyers, Maurice Finnegan, Joseph Wallace, William Cody, William J. Moore.
 Delegates to school convention Thomas .Keegan, John Maher, Patrick Costello, Francis T. Degnan, William Finn.
 Member of town committee-John H. Dugan.
 Ward commlttee-Joseph Derwin, ohn M Newell, Michael Moran. Delegates to elect delegates to sena- torial convention-Edward Gallagher, William Conlon, Philip Fitzpatrick ! Edward Dodd, Michael Leary. Delegates to elect delegates to congress sional convention Timothy Flynn, Peter l Dunn, Patrick Kennedy, James A. | Hynes, George Gordon. Delegates to elect delegates to pro | bate convention-Jeremiah Fitzpatrick Edward Cullum, Lucien Wolff, Thomas ! E. Guest, Edward Mulcahey, Delegates to representative convent ion-Christian Hauser, Edward c. Cul John F. Duncan.
 l SECOND WARD. | Alderman-Edward L. Frisbie. | Councilmen-Charles Miller, Johr Kirshbaum, Norman D. Granniss Thomas Callaghan, Clifford R. Bradley. | Delegates to elect delegates to con gressional convention-Thomas F. But Ter, John Claffey, Thomas H. Hayes Michael R. Delaney, Thomas Andrews. | Delegates to elect delegates to sena. torial convention-Daniel F. Dalton, Edward F. Fox, Walter Lannen, George E. Lambert, James Delaney, George street.
 Delegates to elect delegates to probate convention-John Kirschbaum, Johr Doran, Thomas F. German, Charles c Ney, John Ray, Waterville.
 Delegates to representative conven tion-J. c. Fred Gross, Peter McCon nell, Robert K. Sears, T. Frank Phelan Edward B. Hardie.
 Delegates to town convention-Jame Bahan, John Sweeney, Timothy Garren Edward Butler, Henry J. Flanagan.
 Delegates to city convention-Jere miah Delane, William D. Keenan John T. Lynch, John F. Garren, Johl s. Neagle.
 Delegates to school convention James Kelly, Cook street, James H Freney, Thomas Luddy, Welton avenue John J. Dawson, Chris K. Kilbride. l Ward committee-Thomas Cassian Patrick Ryan, William H. Wortley.
 Member of town committee-John F Garren.
 l THIRD WARD.
 Alderman-D. J. Mahaney.
 Councilmen-John Byron, ST, Denni Mitchell, D. J. Hickey, Patrick Keough Thomas Garvey.
 Delegates to town convention-Chri Clarity, James Wagner, Thomas F Sheriden, Nicholas Downey, Thomas k Kelly.
 Delegates to city convention-Josep Begnal, Hugh Cronin, Michael Sullivan Charles Jackson, Thomas Carney.
 Delegates to school convention 5. O'Brien, Thomas Hutchinson, Michae McNamara, Thomas Freney, Nichola McEvoy.
 Delegates to probate convention