The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-09

Aldrlch for delegates to the convention.
The other -tieket-beFe the names set
Henry Il. Root, Andrew McCue, Elisha
knight, Edward ID. Bassett aud William
N. Otis.
The first three were unanimously
elected. A ballot was taken on thsnames
OF Howard f. Wood ana Edward u. Bas-
sett and Mr.. Basset was chosen. @AsN
Robert Aldrich was nominated IN )laae
of w. N. Otis, an A. p. A. victory IN.
1t was voted to instruct the d0Iep,tss
TO vote for some resident of the SfvehJfs
ward for mayor so long AS he stopf any,
chance OF winning. y
A canvass showed Henry v. DeA,ng to
be in fevor for complimentary vote for
mayor. ~ y
w. d. Flagg was elected school ,com-
mitteeman. n
r. B. Little was elected chairman aid
Charles =. Mowry clerk Of the First dis
trict caucus, and the balloting resulted
in the nomination of Lewis A. Stanton
for warden and Arthur p. Mowry for
clerk.
With Henry T. Root as chairman and
Charles S. Jencks rs clerk Of the Second
district caucus, Francis M. Diamond was,
nominated for warden and Arthur w
Barrus for clerk.
Eighth Ward.
In the Eighth there was an immense
turnout. Nearly 400 voters were present
with liberal leavening OF A. p. s.
Charles X. Stark was chosen chairman
and James Warren, jr., secretary
Dyman Is. Messenger nominated for
delegates To the city convention Andrew
Gray, George Chase, Herbert A. Sayles,
Lester S. Hill and Telesford Stahl Mr.
Gray nominated for member OF the school
committee for three years DIR. Lester 5.
Hill and he was unanimously chosen.
A letter was received from Ii. N. A.
Joslyn re>igning from the committee, and
DIR. Il. Francis Walker was nominated.
DIR. j. II. Davenport was placed in oppo-
sition, but DR.. Walker bested him on the
vote. Nominations OF warden aud clerk
were left to the ward committee.
For warden aud clerk of the Second
district David II. Whittemore and James
Warren, jr., were nominated. The dele
gates to the convention were authorized
to fill any vacancies. The delegation will
cast complimentary vote NJ the con-
vention for Alderman Harris for mayor.
Their second choice is Colonel Olney.
Ninth Ward.
AT this meeting John q. Massic was
chosen chairman aud Louis f. Cady secre.
tary The ward committee structed for
the following delegates: +. A. Potter.
John NJ. Bufiinton, William III. Brines,
Hiram Taylor. Edgar /. Coombs. school
committeeman for three years, Silas II.
Manchester. For one year, Martin 5.
Fanping.
District nominations were: Wardea,
first district, ID. c. II. Tinkhsm; clerk,
William j. Annear. Second district,
warden, Charles Il. Austin: Clerk, Walter
Il. Munroe.
The committee will present the name
OF j. Edward Studley for mayor, with
Colonel Oluey "a the second choice.
Tenth ward.
The tenth ward caucus was largely at
tended. More than 200 Republican voters
were present. The delegation seemed to
be In favor OF Col. Olney.
The nominations were as follows:
Chairman. Henry j. Dubois; secretary,
Frank u. Hazard; delegates, Charles IA.
Caldwell. Henry T.. Corbin, Charles II.
Fisk, William Gonersall, Samuel j. Nc
Millen. Dewitt G. White was nomin ated
for school committeeman for three years
Nominations for wardens and clerks OF
the several districts were made as follows:
First district-Referred TO the ward com.
mlttees Second district-Charles l. Hol-
den for W rlen. William a. O'Bren for
clerk; Third district-William Nash for
warden, Harlem T.. Mctcaf Tor clerk.
A horse belonging Co Thomas Gaynor
fell on Goddard street at 3:lj y. m, yes
terday. IL was found that the horse was
suffering with spinal complaint sudofiicer
noa sbaf IN. animal