The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-01
CITY AND TOWN POLITICS.
4 RESUME OF THE POLITICAL OUT
 LO0KIH THE CITY.

Tickets May be Eircted-Democrats VII
 Knife tho Town Ticket. , ing dublously at the prospects of a re- lican victory on the merits of the re- spective tickets. It is a long time since the democrats have lost the general city hall offices without serious dissen- sion in the ranks.
 The republicans will undoubtedly have large majority in both boards of the court of common council. How large 1t will be remains to be seen. In the board of aldermen there are seven republican holdovers and five democrats. The republican holdovers are Frederic w. Skiff. Dwight w. .Blakeslee, Augustus D. Sanborn, Conrad J. Rabanus, Joseph T. Benham, Henry F.Keyes and Charles L. Wright. There will undoubtedly be republicans returned in the First. Sec ond, Eighth. Ninth and Tenth. There Is also every evidence of republican success in the Fifth and Eleventh wards.
 It looks as though there would be a sweep on the town ticket for the re- publicans If the voters of the party turn out. There is also considerable feeling of repetition of last months grand victory. including the election of republican mayor. There Is no doubt that the town ticket will be knifed by democrats in the Eleventh and Two Eth wards. Good hard work will win for the republicans on both city and town tickets.
 There is strong feeling also against the nominee in the Sixth ward, and open threats have been made against Alder man Doughan by Gilhuly adherents. In fact, they assert that they will elect a republican, thing unheard of in the Sixth ward. .
 There is going to be a democratic split ticket in the Seventh ward. The dissatisfied democrats of the ward SC decided last evening at a meeting in Washington hall. The meeting was pre-. sided over by Daniel M. Sheehan. A committee of fifteen was appointed to make the nominations of an aldermanic and councilmanic ticket. They will re. port Sunday afternoon.
 The result of the primary has given rise to considerable feeling among dem- ocrats of the ward. Alderman Shanley it was understood, would take no part in the contest, yet it was alleged that il was due to his influence the primary was won for Moore. Another basis foi the dissatisfaction is declared to be the attitude of Councilman Burke Mr. Burke is secretary of the T. A. B. so- ciety,. yet he is asserted to have al lied himself with the saloonkeeper, Moore, in opposition to the rest of the society who worked for MT. Coogan. The committee has nominated the fol- lowing ticket: Jonas E. Daley for alder man, and William McKiernan, Henry Hurd and Christopher Doerschuck for councilmen.
 REPUBLICAN WARD TICKETS.
 The following is a full list of the republican ward nominations for ward officers:
 First ward-Alderman, Isaac Brom- ley; counclimen, Charles D. Nicoll, Ed ward N. Darlington, Noah A. Fuller ton.
 Second ward-Alderman, Russell A. Belden; councilmen, Ellery c. Coolidge, Rufus S. Pickett Harry D. Grinnell.
 Third ward--Alderman, Julius G. Bach; councilmen, G. Weisman, Alex ander B. Murphy, Thomas Stewart.
 Fourth ward-Alderman-Benjamin L. Lambert Ed; councilmen, John w. Scobie, Frederick E. Whitaker, Robert J. Moorhead.
 Fifth ward-Alderman, Francis &. Hamilton; councilmen, John H. Pierce, William L. Peck, Frank Holcomb.
 Sixth ward-Alderman, John V. Rat tlesdorfer; councilmen, A. Kelsey Jones, Charles R. Frisbie, Edward w. Clifford. s&
 Seventh ward-Alderman, Charles B. Brown; councilmen, James P. iCoe, William F. Stahl, Nicholas Cannon.
 Eighth ward-Alderman, James H. Parish; councilmen, William H. For syth, James D. Dewell, jr., Howard E. Adt.
 Ninth ward-Alderman, Joseph C. Kelley; councilmen, Edward H, Beau lah, Charles c. Unger, Thomas L. Bai- ley.
 Tenth ward-Alderman, James H. Mcdonald; councilmen, Felix Chilling worth, Charles Edward Curtis, Robert F. Mitchell.
 Eleventh ward-Alderman Arthur H. Smith; councilmen, Willis J. Stewart, Charles s. Scoville, John J. Willmott.
 Twelfth ward-Alderman, Manuel Tuexido; councilmen, Charles s. But Ter, J. T. George, J. w. Dixon. i5
 The following nominations have been made by the democratic ward commit tee and have been sent in to Town Chairman shannon. In the First ward Talcott H. Russell has been nominated for aldermen, and Dr. J. w. seaver,. August Reisinger and A. E. Hunis were nominated for councilmen. #
 In the Fifth ward Henry Farrell Is the aldermanic nominee. and George E. Ref, Charles p. Spreyer and Abraham Aal are the councilmanic nominees!
 Frank I. Thomson is the man who dares face the republican nominee in the Eighth. The nominees for rouncil- men are James B. English, Henry Machol and James B. Donnelly.
 In the Eleventh Elihu Bradley is nominated for alderman. and Thomas