The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-12
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
THE MOST sLIMLY ATTENDED AND. MOST USExCITISG IN YEARS.

The Pigott- t-Caiiahan-Tomlinson Combin- alton Meets No Opposition-but some Differences of Opinion as to Candidates for the Lower House. The democratic primaries were held last evening and the results are given below. They were distinguished and quite remarkable in the annals of democratic primaries in New Haven in being free from sauabbles and ex- citement. Only one ticket was run in each ward. The Pigott-Tomlinson-C -lahan and Robertson combine seemed to -bave everything as they desired. The only dispute was as regards candidates : for state house of representatives. The candidates for that honor are quite numerous. There seemed to be a growing feeling developed that at least one business man should be nominated to represent the city in the general as- sembly.
 The lawyers seemed to be in the
 
 lead, however, and David T. Me- Namara's friends claimed him to be good for first place and Harry w. Asher for second place. Both are pushed close, however, by John c. Gal lagher and Walter Connor.
 In very few of the wards has there been any serious thought of the guber- material contest. In fact in most cases the delegations are unpledged. There seems to be lack of interest in the primaries, which makes the democratic leaders shaky. In striking contrast are the, largely attended republican cau- cuses, at which appear hundreds of men who Nave been lifelong democrats. There were scarcely more than forty votes cast in most of the wards and In the whole town but little more than five hundred were recorded. Last year at the democratic primaries in the Seventh ward almost thirteen hundred yotes were cast. The results are as fol- .ows:
 FIRST WARD. First ward: There was no contest and only one ticket in the field as follows:
 state-Roger' S. Baldwin, Frank s. Wheeler, Patrick Tierney, Patrick F. Breine; alternate, Charles B. Gilbert:
 County-William A. Wright,'c. Purdy Lindsley, James H. Kelley, Lewis J. Gaynor; alternate, Frank P. Green.
 Congressional-Step J. Maher, George Sanford, Charles H. Crockett, Cyrenus P. Karr; alternate, August Reisinger.
 Senatorial-James E. Keleher, John C. Miles, Albert Widman, George R. Cooley; alternate, William H. Van Buren. .-.
 presentative-Albert s. Wheeler, Julius Hermann, A. Frederick Hunfe, Nicholas I. Coffee; alternate, Joseph Boenig.
 Probate-William A. Wright, Edward R. Sargent, E. George Morton, Eugene A. Callahan; alternate Francis G. = Beach. =... o,n, .. a 5.,, ', Justice of the peace-Dwfght- E. Bow CTS, Russell B. Sargent Evelyn L. Bis sell, Rodman V. Beach. .g,,
 Primary mmitteeman-James E. Keleher; checker, John Speh; box tender, Frank c. Miles.
 SECOND WARD. .--~-
 State-Samuel L. Bronson, Timothy J. Fox, H. A. Waizeneger, P. w. Chase, Edward P. Heating. Louis l.. Veil; al- ornate, Richard J. Barry.
 Congressional-James Carr, Fred P. Geotze, Eli Mix, Patrick Henchy, Ed ward Katz George M. Treat: alternate, John Lynch.
 senatorial-C. S. Hamilton, Daniel Colwell, James B. Howard, John J. Moriarity, F. w. Nottingham, George Lutz; alternate, John Foley
 Representative-Fr o. White, Louis E. Jacobs, Patrick Doyle, Robert E. Heating, F. L. Covell, F, J. McNer- ney; alternate, James P. Reynolds. County-John F. Shea, W. c. Frer- Edward sanborn, William Flaherty alternate, John J. Mccarthy.
 Probate-John Ready James J. Law ton, John J. Moran, Moses Murphy, Charles Spreyer, Patrick Quinn; alter nate, George A. Spencer; box tender, c. Ringwald; checker, John F. Shea
 THIRD WARD. +t,isT
 State-Patrick Moran, Nicholas Cor coran, Robert A. Hollinger, John F. Nc Hugh, John Jackson, Andrew P. Smith, George Bohn, jr., Patrick Kelly, Joseph Ullman, James F. McGann; alternate, Patrick Carrigan.
 Congressional-Dani Flynn, George Bohn, Lawrence Egan, Patrick McDer- mott, James McGill, Patrick Carrigan, Henry Fresenius, David O'Donnell, Cor nelius Shanley, Michael T. Reynolds; alternate, William Allen.
 County-Daniel Carroll, John Court ney, Henry Wierweiss, Isadore Stein, Bernard Higgins, John Stars, jr., Thos. Cronan, John M. Gildea, William J. Bo- han, John McQueeney; alternate, Jas. E. McGann.
 Senatorial-Charles F. Brennan, John H. Flanagan, Thomas Dunn, John J. Dobson, Dennis Ward, Terrence F. Din- nan, Louis Miller, Thomas O'Connell, Christopher, Ledwitch, John Moran; alternate, James B. Kelly.
 Probate-James B. Kelly, Michael Dill lon, James T. Moran, Charles T. Coyle, Hugh Kennedy, Robert Lutz, Christo- pher Mclaughlin, Allen McGill, Thomas Lyman, Frank Farrell of Reddeld street; alternate, Edward Mullen.
 Representatives-Sa Barnes, Will liam Brennan, John Legrand, Thomas Gallagher, James D. Murray, Casper Erev James McCrann Patrick Murray