The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-27
THIRD WARD.


 would remind one of the good ol' times. There was an anti-McGani movement there which assumed consid erable proportions. The McGann fac tion won. at least so the returns say But the defeated side claims that ther was crooked work. The vote as an nounced stood 569 for McGann and 41 anti-McGann. This makes the tota vote cast count 9S5. It Is claimed tha the check list showed 1,o4s votes cast One of the winning party took this but 1t was taken by one of the defeated party. A policeman was about to talk, 1t to the police station. As he wal about to start he found he only had tn, card board back. The list had beer torn off. The following are the McGanr delegations:
 Town-Patrick Moran. Charles Henze Hugh Mullen, James F. Moran, James Kelley George Bohn, James D. Murray William Toole: alternate. John F. Nc Hugh.
 City-Daniel Flynn, ST., John F.Starrs Robert Lutz, Nicholas Corcoran, Johr Cohane, Louis Miller, Bernard Higgins Thomas Dunn: alternate, Patrick Car. rigan.
 Assesors-John S. Dillon, Robert A Hollinger, Max Smith, Charles F. Smith Joseph G. Faulhaber, George w. Bence Patrick McDermott, Robert Fitzmorris alternate, Thomas Palmer
 Rnar5 nf raIiaf Toh, Emanuel Buxbaum. James E. Miller Thomas Flanagan, Daniel J. Leary Michael c. Noon, Torrance Donohue William Schroeder; alternate, Stephen V. Reynolds.
 FOURTH WARD.
 There were also two tickets in the field in this ward, the contest being be- tween the Clancy or old mems ticket and the Stearns or Young Mems" The Clancy ticket was successful, re- ceiving 4s2 votes to BOT for the opposi- ton. This ticket Is for Callahan for town agent. Sargent for mayor, Martin for city clerk, Mills for auditor, and the present board of assessors The nominee for alderman will be Thomas M. Prentice and for councilmen, liar vey J. Nicholson, Timothy Heenan and Morris Weiss.
 The delegates:
 Town-Robert J. Tracy, John T. Cox Frank Maylinger, Michael Molloy Isaac Wolfe, William F. Donnelly John P. Griffin, James Reilly; alter nate, Israel Bretzfelder. City-Charles H. Bradford, Daniel F Kelley, Martin Schultz, Charles Havey Frederick A. Catlin, Eugene McGann H. Howard West, Clinton B. Young alternate, Frank Maurer. Assessors-Joseph E. Taylor, Henry Fink, Edward J. Nugent. Thomas J | Lynch, Addison E. Newhall, John AIhearn, James P. Manning, Thomas A. Kearne; alternate, Thomas J. Far. | ley.
 Board of relef-Meyer Schwed Michael Heenan, James F. Shields Henry Daley, John J. Sprightly, Jere miah Shea, Patrick McDermott, Mat thew Flaherty; alternate, Patrick Hubon.
 FIFTH WARD.
 The Fifth ward was only bothered with one ticket. Alderman Farrel ant John Carney were the men who bosset things there. Farrell is to be the nom inee for alderman, and the town dele gation is to be favorable to Callahan fol town agent. The following are the several delegations:
 | City-Patrick Rowley, James P. Camp bell, Frank D. Grinnell, Daniel McWil Hams; alternate, William Roeltgen.
 Town-John P. Carney, Max Mail house, Andrew Coolohan, Edward Me Partland; alternate, Charles Kleiner.
 Assesors-James T. Lynch, Charles E, Sperry, Thomas Mems, E. A. Joachim son; alternate, Henry J. Lyons.
 Board of relief-Samuel Calm, Abra ham Aal, Patrick Bruton, Philip F Smith; alternate, James P. Gallivan.
 SIXTH WARD.
 The great contest was in the Sixtl ward. Here it was a fight betweel Daniel Gilhuly, police commissioner and Alderman John E. Doughan Al derman Doughan is the man who, wit Alderman Newton of the First WarC made such stand against the stree railroad companies. He and Alderma Newton were together on the committe on railroads and bridges. They wer | taI i,, ho
 The vote at the primaries was clost the Gilhuly faction polling 3OG votes t the Doughan factions 32O. John Goggins was to have been the nomine had Gilhuly won. The men who wi be nominated for councilmen by tn successful faction are Ernest < lenk William T. Camp and James E. O'Cor nor.
 The delegations:
 Town-Francis G. Anthony, Charle l.. Well, Ernest Klenke, Cornelius Kiel nan, Thomas F. McGrail: alternat, William H. Carroll.
 City-John Ruff, William T. Cam Henry F. Klenke, Richard T. Whit, James F. McCullom; alternate, Samut Barker.
 Board of assessors-Francis McGoN an, Augustus Longstein, George Coor er James E. O'Connor, John w. Spiers alternate, Henry Rudolph.
 Board of relief-George w. Bromle, William Crowley, Edward Dargar Henry Kees, Leopold Besser; alternat, Max Thalheimer.
 SEVENTH WARD