The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-12
Merrick, Felix o'Brien; alternate. I

County-James D. cosgrove. John J, Carroll, Theodore Zunder. Michael Hess Ter. Benjamin Lathrop; alternate. John H. Pigott.
 senatoriai-Henry M, Bishop, Charles r. Korn, James II. Carroll. Martin J. Hickey, Bernard Mccoe, alternate, An- ton Staub.
 Representatives-Joh W. Hut, Enos S. Kimberly, Moritz spier, Michael Can navan, Louis P. Well: alternate. Rob- ert T. Merwin.
 Probate-Samuel A. York. jr., Albert r. Welles. Conrad Rauseh, Patrick Gal lgan, Luke Corcoran. jr.. John J. Ho- gan.
 Justice of the peace-George R. Mer- rick, Louis Asher. r. Basserman, Jos seph Lawrence, Henry Boucher. George II. Bishop.
 Box tender-John J. Daley. Checker James English.
 NINTH WARD.
 In the Ninth the delegation to the representative convention Is charged to favor two business men for representa- tives. About 100 votes were cast. The following are the delegations to the different conventions:
 State-Carlton E. Hoadley. Ezekiel G. Stoddard, Lawrence Short, Christian Richards, Alfred Elcock, Samuel k. Avis, Charles How'd; alternate, Edward Fertman.
 County-Jeremiah spillane, John H. Dunn, James Kelly, John T. Pohlman, Michael O'Keefe, Paul Heubisch, Chas. Warner; alternate, John c. Lauth.
 Congressional-James H. Clark, Wil- liam Rathgeber, William Gaffey, Jacin- to Casariego, William Began, David J. Tobin, Terrence Smith, jr.; alternate, Edward Lawrence.
 Senatorial-Henry Donovan, Henry Magg, George Heubisch, Henry R. Hill, William E. Dunn, Bernard McQueeney, Edward Began; alternate, Frank w. Igo.
 resentative-Michael D. Tracey, Seth T. Hotchkiss, Peter Lynch John Scholl, Walter Strickland, William Weiss, William F. Sliney; alternate, George Sperry.
 Probate-Hubert Allen, George Doo- little, Edward Fallon, John Schanzen- bach, James F. Donahue, Oscar Boett- ger, John F. McGrail; alternate, Walter Scott.
 Justice of the peace-William H.Teas- dale, Joseph w. Pohlman, William F. Kelly, Jeremiah Malone, James Mckee, Joseph Duscheene, Charles Ehrler; al- ternate, John F. O'Brien. Box tender-Patrick Smith. Checker Patrick Moore, jr. .-- TENTH WARD. The Tenth, in which the democrats have so few votes, but from among whose residents there is large num- Der of office holders, had but one ticket. The vote was light. The dele gates elected are as follows: State-Edward E. Bradley, Daniel J. Crowley, Charles H. Fowler, Patrick Haffey; alternate-at-large, Ieonz Meyer.
 ongressional-Henry S. Cooper, John Garrity, Ezra B. Dibble, Albert H. Moulton; alternate-at-large, James F. Brennan.
 County-William O'Keefe, Frank s. Andrew, William Wolf, John P. Auguh alternate-at-large, John w. Welch. Probate-Stern D. Fairchild, Albert Zunder, Henry D. Phillips, Thomas F. German; alternate-at-large, Thomas J. Williams, jr. .
 Justice of the peace-Philip Pond, End, Charles G. Miller, Joseph D. Plun- kett, Philo B. Futile; alternate-at-large, Jonathan W. Chapin. Senatorial-Henry c. Seabrook, Henry J. Goebel, Thomas F. Nevins, John B. Adriance; alternate-at-large Merton Painter.
 Representatives. B. Hume, Michael F. McMahon, James Gallagher, jr., Thomas F. McGuinness; alternate at-large, Frank H. Maurer. Box tender-Daniel J. Crowley. Checker-Henry s. Cooper. ELEVENTH WARD. WARDS
 Not fifty votes were cast in the Elev- enth ward at the democratic primaries. The delegates are:
 State-John G. Bradley, Patrick Mur- ray, Henry Konold, Louis Maynard, James Glacking; alterpate-at-large, Francis Ray.
 Congressional-Seth W. Langley, M. J. Scanlon, Adam Siebert, A. s. Ba- schant, James D. Howard; alternate-at- large, Martin Consadine. County-James P. Landers, F. E. Da- kin, William Herman, Owen Nagle, A. l o. Barribault; alternate-at-large, Geo. N. Andrew.
 Probate-Timothy F. Callahan, Geo. Hamilton, Eugene, Toomey, Thomas Degnan, Henry Martin; alternate-at- large, Thomas B. McEnroe.
 senatorial-James T. McMahon, NV. Kendall, Charles T. Jones, Theodore Kapitzke, William H. Harty; alternate at-large, James F. Callahan. Representative-Fran A. Maloney, Eugene R. Hubbard, James G. Powers, l John Hanson, Joseph H. Bedding; al- ternate-at-large, James Boucher. Justices of the peace-Hugh H. Frank lin, Henry Musch, James Coyle, Thos. F. Sullivan, Louis Foisel; altefnate-at- large, James M. Mulvey. Box tender-David L. Curran. Checker-John H. Goodwin. TWELFTH WARD. There was no fight in the Twelfth, a thing most remarkable for 8 democratic primary there.
 State-John Gibbons, T. G. W. Jeffer- son, James F. Scott, William L. Green,