Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-19
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Almost Many Votes Rolled as at the
 Regular Election.

hegular Election.
 The long talked about democratic mi. mary elections were held last night. It was n most interesting struggle, and was not without its susprises. The most remark able feature of the whole affair was the con tidence of the packers of every ticket in the field. They all wore n ''sure to win" ex- precision. There was no trouble at any of the polling places and from all accounts everything was open and above board.
 In the first ward John H. Dugan's ticket won by vote of 22l to l94. If there was any bitterness in the campaign it was in this district judging from the communica- tlons from the opposing factions which have appeared in the local papers. The winning ticket is as follows:
 For alderman-John II. Moran.
 For councilmen-Im E. Newcomb. Peter B. Reeves, Christopher Strobel. Martin Der gin. James C. Whiting
 For delegates to the city convention William J. Moore, Edward Williams, Lucien F. Wolff, P. J. Kennedy, Peter F. Myers.
 For delegates to town convcntion-Wil- liam Cassin, Thomas Finnegan Wall street., Joseph T. Kinney. John F. Cor den. Peter Dunn.
 For delegates to school convention Philip Fitzpatrick. Frank Hudner. William T. Walsh, William Finn. Daniel r. Noonan.
 For ward committee-Alfrcd Drescher. William S. Wilson, Martin P Lawlor.
 For member of town committrc-,Jrhn H. Dugan.
 What k known ns the Russell ticket was succcssful in the second ward. defeating the ticket fathcrcd by Registrar Flanagan by the score of 2ll to 2I1. Here is the winner:
 For alderman Robert A. Lowe.
 For councilmrn Samuel Barlow. John kirschhaum. Thomas Coylr. John Ryan, AdolPh Hartman.
 For delegates to city convention Walter Lann"n, William !. Neville. Henry I. Ken naugh, William F. Hcnncbry. John |. Dawson.
 For delegate to town convention Daniel r. Dalton, William l. Cullum. kvan Brophy, David II. Hayes. Peter W. Rcillrv.
 For delegates to school convention Charles (. Nry. Thomas Flanagan. John Higgins, Chris k. kiIhridc. James Fox.
 For ward committee James Hanlry. Cornelius Hayes. Terrence McCann.
 For member of town commettce Chris (. Russell
 In the third there were three tickets. The regular. with Michael Begnal for alderman, received 210 votes Two tickets bearing the name Marcus Hcllman received 9S and 93 votes respectively. A citizens and taxpayers ticket was on earth, but Was not circulated The successful ticket is as follows:
 For alderman Michael BrCual
 For councilman Patrick Kcouyh. Tim 0thy l.. Houg'tn. John T, Bovlan. William Borchard. John H. Fruin
 For delegates to city convention John J. McAulitf. George Hauscr John Clo- hesSy, Emmet Reardon. Daniel H. Buck ley.
 For delegates to town convrntion-P. II. Began. P. F. Bannon. Patrick Cronan. Thomas kilmartin, James Dohcrty.
 For delegates to school convention W. F.. Bannon, James r. Morris Joseph Law Tor, Frank Ray, Ambrose Guilfoilc.
 Ward committee - William Hcllman Joseph Archambault Hugh Cronan
 Member of town committee William ] Collins.
 In the gallant fourth there Was a three cornered fight and it Was nip and tuck from start to finish. Lieutenant Halpin's ticket finished a winner with 349 votes Tn the box. The Sullivan ticket polled 3I2 votes and the Hurley ticket 2S9. Licutcn- ant Halpin's ticket follows:
 For alderman Patrick W. Halpin.
 For councilmen- John Fitzpatrick. John F.. Finley. Dennis J. Griffin Dennis ] .. Delaney. r. ]. McGrath
 TOT delegates to city convention Thomas Flahcrty.- Martin keefe. samuel Mccarthy, John Thompson. Dublin street John Donovan. Patrick Lawlor, Thomas Kane.
 For delegates to school convention Patrick Shanuhan, John Downcy James Burns. Patrick Barry P. w. Connor. Patrick Hackett, William Reed
 For delegates to town convention John k. Martin, John Kavanaugh, William kurtZ, Timothy O'Rourke. Maurice. Healey. Edward B. Kelley. William Casey.
 For ward committee William Laftin Michael Quiltcr, John Dumphy
 For member of town committee Thomas F. Hallinnn