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

Hns, WllHam Iufpett, IHomas Y. Mhner of Franklin street, Timothy Hines; al- ternate, Henry Ambuhl.
 EIGHTH WARD.
 Town-Philip Hugo. William Geary, Smith G. Weed, George A. Matthews. Michael Hesler; alternate. P. J. Cronan.
 City-James P. Pigott, Charles J. An derson. Henry c. White, Louis P. We'll. William J. Healy: alternate. Michael Carroll.
 Assesors- Adam Lutz, Joseph B. Clarke. c. A. Rosenthai, Thomas Hugh- son, James E. English. jr.; alternate, Thomas Malloy.
 Board of relief-Frank D. Welsh, An ton Staub, Benjamin Sugenheimer, George Horton. Martin Hickey; alter nate, Jeremiah Stevens.
 NINTH WARD.
 But one ticket was In the field In this ward. About fifty votes were boiled The delegates favor Sargent for mayor, Martin for city clerk and Mills for auditor. Anthony for tax collector and the present selectmen. For assessors five are in favor of Spreyer and one for Rudolph. All five are for Shannon and Neal. John Scholl is favored for the board of relief. The ward ticket will be made up as follows: Alderman, Charles How'd or James Clark and for councilmen, Carleton E. Hoadley, Frank w. Igo and Seth Hotchkiss. The delegates are:
 City-C. F. Hoadley, S. R. Avis, James H. Clark, John Lauth, Lawrence Short; alternate. Charles How'd.
 Town-William E. Dunn, William T. Hillhouse, Hubert Allen, John T. Pohl- man, Edward Donnelly; alternate, Will liam Lynch.
 Assessors-Michael O'Keefe, William Weiss, George Doolittle, James Kelly, Thaddeus Donpelly; alternate, Peter Colgan.
 Board of relief-John Scholl, George Blake, Charles Hawkins, Edward Fert- man John H. Foster; alternate, Walter Strickland.
 TENTH WARD.
 Forty-five votes were cast for the only ticket in the field. The delegates favor Sargent, Martin, Mills and An thony. They go absolutely unpledged in every instance where there is con- test. No ward ticket has ever been suggested. The delegates are as fol- lows:
 City-Robert c. Bright, Thomas F. McGuinness, Jacob P. Hunie; alternate at large, John P. Augur.
 Town-Henry s. Cooper, Michael F. McMahon, Philip Pond, 2d; alternate at large, William O'Keefe.
 Assessors-Peter Terhune, Patrick Haffey, Stern D. Fairchild; alternate at large, John Garrity.
 Board of relief-Albert H. Moulton, Daniel J. Crowley, Charles H. Baum; alternate at large, Merton Painter.
 ELEVENTH WARD.
 The opposition to the Callahan ring did not show it's hand at the primaries in the Eleventh ward last evening. There was no opposition to the Calla- han ticket at all. The following are the delegations:
 Town-Patrick Walsh, Joseph J. May nard, John Reichel, Hugh H. Franklin: alternate at large, John F. Kennedy
 City-Seth W. Langley, George Wal lace, Matthew Campbell. James Glack- ing: alternate at large, Henry Roth.
 Assessors-John H. Spittler, William H. Harty, Michael J. Byrne, Daniel J. Allen; alternate at large, John H. Keel CT.
 Board of relief-Frederick Allen, Adam Seibert, Thomas J. Coffee, Thomas Deg nan; alternate at large, Patrick Dugan.
 TWELFTH WARD.
 The opposition to Foley in the Twelfth was really of little consequence, but there were two surprises in store One is the fact the opposition was swamped by 356 majority. There were 764 votes cast in all. The other surprise was the announcement that Foley did not want a renomination. Thomas I. Kennedy is to be the nominee. He is the assistant superintendent of the rolling mill. The nominees for councilmen will be Peter | Gibbons and Burton Brown with a | Cedar Hill man yet unsolicited. The following are the delegates to the l conventions:
 l City-Julius H. Biterick, Patrick Fal. sey, James Delahanty. Walter J. Con- nor, D. Burton Brown, Daniel F. Lawler alternate, Napoleon Boughton. | Town-John Gibbons Grand avenue) George Franz, John M. Hughson, James P. Bree, Jeremiah Sullivan, Francis Wrinn, Thomas J. Groark; alternate Michael J. Doodey.
 Assesors-Thomas J. Coffey, John Glib. bons, jr., Michael o. Dwyer, Martin Mar. inan, Stephen Newman, James F. .CIyne John J. Brennan; alternate, Patrick Ryan.
 Board of relief-John J. Doolan, Law. renee Myers, John Lawler, jr., John C. Smith, James O'Reagan, Stephen Cain Jacob Hahn; alternate, Francis P. Caf. ferty.
 FOURTEENTH WARD
 There was only one ticket here The delegates are as follows:
 Town-George A. Linsley, Willis H Farran; alternate, Augustus w. Wright | Board of relief-Henry M. Shannon Asa L. Chamberlain, jr.; alternate | Henry w. Russell
 Assesors-Edgar M. Alien, Patrick Gillern; alternate, Victor B. Wright.
 FIFTEENTH WARD ~--