The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-17
HELD THEIR PRIMARIES.
No Excitement at the Democratic
Ward Meeting.
The Contests in Two Wards Result In
tho Election OF West and Mumford
Tickets.

There was but little excitement at the
Democratic primaries last evening. The
attempt that was made to elect delegates
from the First Ward who would oppose the
nomination of Charles G. Mumford Tor
first assemblymnn, brought out large
the only one that in any degree resembled
the battles that formerly occurred at
Democratic primaries.
AS ward matters did not enter into
the primaries last night there was no
trouble In Ward 10, and the choice OF dele
gate to the city convention from the
various wards will probably result in the
denomination OF the presentAssemblymen.
Two ballots were in the field at the First
Ward and after the vote was taken the
following ticket was elected.
Delegates to City Convention-John III.
Mcguire, Stephen j. Riley, Louis g.. Al
laire, Robert /. Turbitt, Daniel Sullivan.
Delegates TO State Convention-Charles G..
Mumford, John III. Powers, Francis II.
Donahue.
The voters at the Second Ward last
evening elected the following ticket.
Delegates to State Convention-Miles
A. McNapee, Richard b. Comstock; dele
gates to city convention, Michael III.
Cavey, Michael +. Munnigle, Thomas
Kennedy, Michael Keough, Patrick f.
Greenan.
The caucus at Ward was unusually
quiet only small number casting ballots.
The count resulted as follows:
Delegates to the State Convention
James w. Skees, James Reilly, John j..
Mex iernan. To City Convention--Michael
Mulgrew George Howe. James Burdick,
Michael McTlale, Frank Lamb.
The following delegates were elected In
the Fourth Ward:
To the State Convention-James McNally
=. III. Mullen. To the City Convention
f. III. Talman. W. s. Sanford, A, Il. Sphinx,
f. s. Gardner, II. III. Mullen.
There was but one ticket in the field at
the Fifth ward. The following delegates
were elected:
To the State Conyention-William ID.
Walker, John p. Ward, and Charles
Reilly. To the city convention, Patrick
Lynch, John r. Redihan, James j.
Maher, George ID. Loveland and Fred Il.
Sullivan.
There was no contest in the Sixth Ward.
Hon. Augustus S. Miller, John Curran
and Patrick j. Mccarthy were chosen as
nard McElroy, Michael German,
John d. Peck, Daniel p. Mccarthy and
Jamex II. Bashford, delegates to the city
convection.
At the Seventh Ward w. Il. Kelly and
John +. Byrne were elected delegates to
the State convention, with Nj. Duffy, l..
Rittman, A. Cyr, John +. Byrne and w. f.
Kelly as delegates to the city convention.
The following ticket was elected with
out opposition in the Eighth Ward:
Delegates to State Convention - John
O'Connell, James f. Duffy; for City Con-
vention-Peter j. Lannon, p. III. Sullivan,
John l.. Cannon, James w. Dolan, John
#. Donohue.
The ticket elected at the 9th Ward was
as follows:
Delegates to State Convention-Ziba o.
Slocum, Thomas j. Mathews, Thomas III.
Monahan. Delegates to city convention,
Alfred j. Barth. William Healey,
William Wolfe, p. j. Fitzgerald, John
Connolly.
The West ticket at the 10th had went
through with but little opposition, the
list Of delegates being as follows:
To the State State Conventional George
j. West, Joseph b. Maloney, Patrick
Denahy. To City Cenvention-Timothy
F. Kelly, Charles q. Duffy, Joseph O. San
6ouci, Michael II. Quinn, John j. Laffey.