Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-06
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cMahon. IL
observation-disclosures F. McGrail, '
Villiom Rodman, John j. Lane, Henry i
'udolph, Francis MCGOWAN. G
Senatorial s. Gilhuly, John F.
oil, Carl Miller.
Representative-Joh F. Doughan, John
|. Mullen, Adam Roell, Timothy J. Ma
one, Patrick Hogan. Il
Probate-Ernst Klenke, Joseph Molloy.
Albert F. Wellse, Thomas Cullinan, Rich
ard P. White.
Justice of the peace-James B. Martin,
James Caporale, Augustus F. Maher, Eu-
gene T. Del Gregg, Cornelius Herman.
SEVENTH WARD.
"War Horse" William O'Keefe, Daniel
M. sheehan, Captain O'Brien, John J. Ho-
gan and the rest of that faction of trained
workers worked hard and well for Pigott
and succeeded in landing him in this ward.
The work on the Sargent side lacked en- |
thusiasm. The total vote cast was go, OF
which the Pigott ticket received 522 and |
the Sargent ticket 1863. The following was |
the successful ticket:
State-Daniel NJ. Sheehan, Austin Mans |
field, James Ryan, Edward Ahern, Timothy
Ryan, William J. Cronin Christopher Doer-
schuok, Edward McGuinness, Timothy J.
Coffey.
Observation-Disclosures T. Kennedy, Mi
mott Osborn, William Epglehardt, Joseph
d. Shaw, Michael Began, Thomas Clarke,
John F, McNamara, Morris P. Lynch, Bar
tholomew Mulcahy.
Seustorial-Hugh R. Lenahan, William
Il. O,Donnell, Patrick McGuinness, Ber-
nard Wynne, Jeremiah Regsn, Peter Rey-
nolds, Thomas Ahern, Bernard Reynolds,
Timothy Hines.
Representatives Beecher, Thomas
Reyes, Daniel J. Grady, James Cullinan,
William Casey, Patrick Conlan, Richard
N, Dixon, Thomas Jennings, James
Probate-John E. Fitzgerald, Martin J.
Fleming, IT,, William Kenney, Michael b.
Ouieley, Frank B. Kinstrey, Charles
Thompson, John Bree, John Fox, David
Callahan.
Justices of the peace-Patrick F. Kier-
nan, John O'Donnell, John Hickey, Will
Buckley, John d. English, Frank Bishop,
John Fitzgerald.
EIGHTH WARD.
In this ward, Mr.. Pigott's home, the
Sargent faction realized the utter useless
ness of placing ticket in the field and in
consequence the vote was light. No inter-.
est was taken in the primary, the presence
of General Manager F. D. Cosgrove being
| about the only visible indication most of
| the time that vote was being polled. Mr..
| Pigott was present during portion of the
! afternoon consulting with his ieutenants,
| and John @. Gallagher was also seen q
| short time about the polls. The representa-
| tive delegation on the ticket is understood
to be for Hotchkiss and Callahan,
with possibly single vote for Chase; the
| senatorial delegation q unit for Fox,
Pigott, first, last and all the time. The
ticket in this ward was made up as fol-
lows:
State-Seymour G.. LOOMS, Michael
Hessler, William Geary, Charles J. Ander-
son.
Congressional-Philip Hugo, James g.
Cosgrove, Frank II. Kelly, Michael Car
roll.
Senatorial-Thomas J. Stanley, William
Cronogue, James II. Clerkir, siegwart
Spier.
Representative-Dr. Henry M. Bishop,
Harry w. Asher, Bernard McCoe, Edward
G.. auckland.
Probate-John @. Gallagher, Dr. Rollin
Mcneil, Joseph Lawrence, James E.
Hiney.
Justice of the peace-John Hayes, John
Franklin, Emerson E. Edwards, Urban
Hotchkiss.
NINTH WARD.
There was no excitement in the Ninth
ward. The people there are bitter against
Sargent on account of the Winchester road.
Several democrats in that ward said last
night that they would not vote for Sargent
if he were nominated. A full vote was
polled, the total being 4O2, of which Pigott's
ticket was elected by "a majority. The
successful ticket was:
State-Ezskiel g. Stoddard, Bernard
McQueeney, job Scholl, Edward Fertman
| Samuel Robinson.
: Congressional-James H. Clark, William
=, A. McGrath, William Weiss, John H.Dunn
George w. Bailey.
K Observation-Disclosures How'd, John q
Rourke, Henry W. Magg, William Regain
Representative-Henry Donovan, job,
, E. Maher, William b. Gaffey, Ernes
Rauche, William Arnold.
j Probate-Charles F. Ehrler, Allan F
: Cameron, George Mckee, O. S. Gooddell
James Caffrey.
o Justice of the peace-Carleton E. Hoad
;. ley, Michael P. Sullivan, Adolphe Eisele
Charles Axt, Nicholas Scanlon.
!, The credit of the victory is largely du
Councilman William A. Regan.
TENTH WARD.
In the Tenth ward there was a shar
contest. There were 215 votes polled
Sargent got 80 majority. The winnin
! | ticket was:
state-Henry G. seabrook, John P. Au
a CUR, James E. Maloney.
Congressional delegates-Edward F
,. Bradley, Daniel J. Crowley, Jonathan "
}, Chopin.
Probate delegates-Oharles 81. Fowler
l, Oscar 81. Stsur, Alfred W. Smith.
Senatorial delegates P. Hum.
It William Cleary, Robert G. Bright.
: Representative delegates-Michael F
II Justice of the peace delegates-Geore
81 E. Bailey, John F. Reynolds, John B
l. Jncocks.
+, ELEVENTH WARD.
There was but one ticket in the field
as this ward and that one ticket was solidl
q, Pigott.
State-William T. Porter, Matthew Can
Z, bell, Henry Konold, Arthur o. Barribaul
* Congressional S. Fisher, Pa
~ rick Guinvan, Louis Maynard, Charles F
Smith.
=, Probate-Timothy F. Callahan, Geore
q 9. Hamilton, Michael Gehu, Henry Muscl
80 Senatorial Caulfeld, Fran
Hill, William Cartier, Adam Seibert.
Representative-Frank Allen, Geore
II Limbaeher, John J. Sullivan, Martin Cor
VA sidine.
D. Justices of the peace-George q. Ne,
to rick, George Hollien, Thomas F. Kelehel
% George N. Andrew.
ii TWELFTH WARD.
J. The following ticket, which is unde,
stood to stand for Pigott and for Sa,
o, gent, was elected in this ward, there bein
D. but one ticket in the field. The Sargen
delegate is said to be Patrick Falsey:
State-Walter J. Conner, George T
d Hayden, John ]. Brennan, Conrad Heir
ID Martin Conlan.
o. Congressional-Patrick F. Delaney job
Foley, Henry O. Driscoll, Patrick Falsey
y Timothy Huston.
Senatorial-John Gibbons, James Fahy
as jeremiah Sullivan, George T. Boucher
John F. Cline.
d, Representative-Abrah cGinty, job
, J. Gilngan, Patrick Bree, John Gibbons
V. James F. Toole.
Probate - Thomas J. Keane, Jaco
m Schwenk, John Lawler, jr., Michael .
q, Doodey, Owen A. Groark.
el Justice of the Peaoe-William L. Green
Patrick Ryan, P. 81. O'Brien, Arthur F
n Hunt