The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-07
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
CdUCUsES HELD " SEVERAL
 WARDS OF THE CITY LAST NIGHT.

Tenth Ward Largely Represented-An In trresting Contest-Caucuses also Held fl tho Eleventh, Twelfth and Fourteenth
 wsrds-Deiegatos Chosen.
 The Tenth ward republican caucui last evening was unusually lengthy ant at times interesting. The caucus. whicf was held at 53 Whaiiey avenue. wa, called to order promptly at 7:3o o'clock by Commissioner Lyman H. Johnson chairman of the ward committee. and Selectman Robert F. Baldwin was i'm mediately elected chairman and Theo dore Fl. Macdonald as secretary. After the call for the meeting had been read the caucus voted to elect delegates tc the state convention by ballot, and the fun began in earnest.
 Chairman Baldwin called for nomina. tions, and the names of eighteen resi-. dents of the ward were immediately mentioned. Among them were those of Herbert F. Benton. Henry F. Reyes, Lyman H. Johnson, Henry s. Peck, Clarence W. Clark, Joel r. Gilbert, James A. Church, Livingston W. Cleaveland. Joseph F. Hubinger. Judge John P. Studley, and others. A motion was made that the secretary cast the ballot of the caucus for Herbert F. Benton for first delegate, but some one objected, and the orders were given to prepare ballots for first delegate"
 The ballot was taken, and Herbert E. Benton was elected, he receiving 3d votes out of a possible A cast. Then came the contest for second delegate, and 1t was a contest requiring several ballots to decide 1t. Someone again in- troduced the motion to have the sec retary cast the ballot, but it was ob- jected to, and the balloting commenced. It required four ballots to secure a selected, receiving 52 votes to 23 cast for Reyes, out of total of 70 cast.
 The remaining delegates to the state convention were next elected by accla- nation, and are as follows: Henry F. Reyes, Henry s. Peck, Clarence W. Clark, Joel F. Gilbert, James A. Church, Livingston W. Cleaveland and Joseph E. Hubinger After this momentous business had been transacted the cau- GUS appointed committee of five to nominate delegates to the remaining five conventions. This committee con- sisted of W. A. Lincoln, R. J. Bunce, T. H. Macdonald, E. H. Sperry and Hart D. Munson.
 This committee retired and after de- the following lists of delegates to the several conventions, which were sub- sequently ratified by the caucus:
 Congressional-Theod H. Macdon- aid, R. E. Baldwin, Simeon J. Fox, Charles w. Pickett, Hart D. Munson, George H. Clingan, F. A. Curtis, George J. Lacey, Rev. A. P. Miller.
 County-Charles A. Baldwin, William A. Lincoln, Sydney H. Dawson, J. W. sypher, Cherries H. Johnson, John F. Wynne Jay Peck, Charles M. Fabrique, Felix Chillingworth.
 Probate-Johm s. Fowler, W. c. Der. Dickinson, Frank Brazos, Arthur c. Benedict, William B. Whittlesey, Jason P Thompson, Albert E. DeBussy, William P. Futile, Myron c. Reade.
 Senatorial-John P. Studley, George H. Burton, H. F. Peck, L. L. Camp, Julius Twiss,C. F. Messinger,L. Austin, Leo Hammond, E. H. Sperry.
 Representative-R. J. Bunce, Samuel Punderson, Charles H. Kinney, Fred L. Minor, E. A. Street, Charles G. Kim berly, Willis H. Pardee, Charles A. Ferry, John J. Walsh.
 After the caucus had empowered the delegates to appoint their own alter mates the caucus adjourned sine die.
 FIFTH WARD CAUCUS.
 The republicans of the Fifth ward meet at the store, 161 Wooster street, last evening and elected delegates to the several conventions c s. Hamil- ton was elected chairman and c. H. Fisher secretary. The following were elected delegates to the several con- 
 state-A. D. Sanborn, Joseph H. Smith, A. G. Shell, J. c. Hollister
 Representative-C. H. Fisher, w. s. Peck, Charles Smith, Frank Holcomb.
 Probate-Same as the state delega- tion.
 Shrievalty-David Steele, J. Koon, A. N. Sperry and F. S. Hamilton.
 Congressional-The same as the ahrieva1tv delegation
 The following were added to the ward David Steele, J. H. Shaw and c. H. Fisher.
 ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
 The Eleventh ward republican cau- gus to nominate delegates to the various was held at 1O4 Grand ave- nue last evening. W. B. Morgan pre- sided. The following delegates to the various conventions were elected:
 William H. Preston, W. E. Morgan, Arthur H. Smith, Edgar A. Johnson, Caleb s. Toronto.
 gressional-William H. Pierpont, W. W. Kelsey, l.. A. Holmes, c. F. Bates, E. D. Smith. County-J. Lee Mitchell, c. B. Squires Wallace Hurlburt, W. J. Stewart, B. R. Slater.
 Representative-L. l.. Bradley, A. D. Crane, Charles Seymour, Charles Hu- niston, James A. Nelson. Judge of probate--J. w. Kessel, H. c, Covert, F. E. Hull, W. s. Hastings, !. D. Thompson. senatorial-C. s. Scoville, H. F. Me- Cullom, J. E. Emery, J. G. Hunt, J. J. Wilmot. .N Justices of the peace-J. Blinn, Adam