The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-11
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES
Delegates in the Eighth Are Opposed
to Potter.
CAUCUS REFORM DISAPPROvED.
In the Third Ward Councilman Burdick
Got Left and Will Run on Independent
Nomination Papers because He Feels
Aggrieved-Who the Candidates Are.

The Democrats held their city caucuses
last night. In the Third and Seventh
Wards there developed serious rows and
two delegations to the city convention
were chosen in the latter. There was a
row between Mr.. Padien and Mr.. Con-
neatly in that ward. In Ward Eight an
anti-Potter delegation was elected
Mayor Potter lives in that ward aud the
delegates favor Alderman Fuller, it is
understood, for mayor.
In the First Ward, f. +. Olney, the
Republican candidate for alderman is
Endorsed. In the Third, Councilman
Burdick was dropped ard will run indie
pendently in all probability.
There was considerable opposition to
the pre- sent syatena- of ballot reform eau.
cuses. The list of candidates on the
whole is very weak and imperfect one,
and few are likely TO win. Mayor Potter
will be re-nominated.
The nominations are as follows:
Ward ODe-Delegates, John f. Hurley.
Daniel ;. Mahoney, Richard j. Guilduff,
Dennis h. Cronin and William Carroll
Alderman +. K. Olney; couucilmen, .Deu-
mis- Crouin, Frank T. Donahue, John j.
O'Neil al d Maurice j. Murray; warden,
first district, William j. Keenan,: second
district, John j. Murphy: clerk, first dis
trict, John G. Quinn; second district,
Thomas r. ORourke; for school commit
teeman, James Campbell.
Ward Two-Delegates, Stephen O. Ed
wards, John l.. Canning, William "A.
O'Connor, Thomas Kennedy and Hugh
T.. Doyle; other nominations to be made
by ward COMMITTEES
Ward Three-Delegates, Edward Muir
ply, Patrick Crossin. Thomas a. Craw-
ford, John Crossin, Dennis J. Murphy;
Alderman, John j. Gilmartin; Council
men. Edward Gallagher, Augustine Glib
lin, Richard McGuy, James II. Kelly;
school committeeman, James II. Nolan;
wardens ana clerks, first district, Ed
ward Murphy. warden, and John B. Nc
Guinness, clerk; second district, Patrick
Harlow, warden, and Thomas j. Halli-
day. clerk; third district, +. McCready,
warden, and j. Il. O'Connell, clerk.
Ward Four-Delegates John c. Lally,
Thomas Ii Holden. ". Walter Sanford.
james r. Butteriield. William FitZgib-
bons; Alderman. II. B. Winship; Coun-
cilmen, Is. f. Crossin, Charles Wilson,
Peter "A. Sweeney and John n. Flem-
ming; warden, first district, NJ. II. Ma
joe; clerk, James ii. Ingraham.
Fifth Ward-Delegates, Richard! Hay
ward, john Nj. Studley, John Il. Cooper
man, John A. Carty; councllmeu, Bar
tholomew McSoley, John Deign an, " IL
| liam IA. Nhalan, Rober5 l.. Campbell;
wardens, first district, w. y. Taipe; sec
oDd, ID. Il. Clifford; clerks, first district,
| "A. {. Wlnsor; second, =. Henry Nolan.
sixth Ward-Delegates, Is. McElroy,
j. Is. Bowditch, w. j. Higgins, John
Coggeshall, John J., Mooney: wardens,
first district, Jamuel Grafton; second,
Joan Coggeshall; clerk, first district,
Hugh '. Mulvey; second, Malachi Kelley.
ward Seven-Iwo sets Of delegates,
James r. Padien, II. McDermoit, James
Lynch, Michael Green, \. +. Stearns /;
also James r. Padien. John Is. Doonan,
Robert r. Carroll, Bernard Bre nnah and
John Il. Byrne. Other nominations left
To ward committee.
Ward Eight - Anti-Potter delegates.
James Il. Farrell, Patrick r. Cannon,
Joseph L. Carter James Dolan and
Thomas McDuff alderman, W. h. Whip
pie; couucllmen, Charles Burlingame
Frank "A. Waterman, Philip A. Munroe,
Jr., Napoleon Riard: wardens and
clerks, first district, Charles j. Hackett
aud John OConnell second district,
James Hunt ana Patrick j. Trainor,
school committeeman, Frank Healy.
Ninth ward-Delegates, Charles Hart,
Il. r. McNicker, Hugh McCaifrOy, john
Connelly, Il. w. Burke; alderman, T.. h.
Perkins; councilmen. Charles A. Carpen-
ter. Frank II. Mcvey, j. Frank Russell,
Richard Burke; wardens ana clerks, first
district, Thompson uuu aHcSrte,- second,
Fitzgerald anu Rogers; school commit
teeman, Mckenna.
Tenth Ward-Aldermen Ambrose v.
West; councilmen, Timothy T. Ryan,
William II. Covell, Charles Gayan Duffy
and Edward III. Darcy. school committee,
Dennis OReilly; delegates 10 city con
vention, Dennis OReilly, George j.
Quinn, Owen OGara, George Johnston
aud Patrick Denahy; first district, war
den, Robert NJ. Counors: clerk, Patrick
Cannon: second district, warden. William