The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-26
MERRY WAR LAST NIGHT
AND HoW TEE DEMOCRATIC PRI-
 HARIES RESULTED.

soup"-A Lively Fight for the No,nina-
 ton for Town Agont-Farren's Chances
 Brishtening-But Reynolds' Friends Are
 oonndent-The Other Nominations.
 The democratic primaries yesterday resulted In many surprises and the democratic situation is more chaoctic than ever. At this writting judging from the results it would seem as though the Gilhuly factions had been completely routed and the stock of the anti-Gilhuly faction has risenI propor- tionately. The town agency is also in doubt, but the returns show about an even delegation for both Reynolds and Farren.
 In the First ward the delegations to the city and town convention are said to be for Reynolds and against Gil-s huly. the city delegation being divided between Clancy and Maher, the Sec ond and Fourth ane solid for Clancey. the third divided between Gilhuly and Clancy, the Fifth doubtful, the Sixth solid for Clancey, 'the Seventh anti-Gil- huly and anti-Reynolds, the Eighth un- pledged, but claimed by Clancey. the Tenth solid for Maher, the Eleventh unpledged, the Twelfth for Farren and Clancey and the Thirteenth, Four teenth and Fifteenth solid for Farren for town agent
 The result in detail is as follows: fhe Fair Haven wards gave liberal support to MT. F'arren for the nornina- f1on for town agent. Registrar Carr seems to have a walkover for renoml ination. Town Clerk Brelthauer is likewise favored with a similar pros pect. There are others" when if comes to the nominations for the ninor offices. At the Monticello club last nlght 1t was thought that it would be hazardous to predict anything as to me outcome for the nomination for town agent and as to Gilhuly's chances of getting into the soup that was also as yet a subject for speculation. An4 other version of the situation is giyera as followss In addition to remarks be- low, 1t may be said that the Third ward gives najorjty for Farren and was carried by Gilhuly The Fourth,s delegation is either for Farren or Rowe as future circumstances may determine. and favors either C1ancey or new candidate. The Sixth ward delegation is unpledged, but favors Farren Of the two. It also favors either CIancey or Shanley. The complexion of ltfe Eighth ward town delegation is figured out as follows: For Farren four. for Reynolds one but this the Reynolds men dispute. The democrats of the Ninth will have another tussle, as the l contest last night resulted in a tie l vote An advertisement i'm another column from Chairnnan c. T. DriscoH Of the democratic town committee calls Tor another primary to be held at Dunn's barber shop, 157 Ashmun street. to-day, from 4 to p. m. In this ward 157 names were scratched from the check list and 154 ballots were cast. Twos tickets were run and each ticket received " votes. The moderator de- clared no choice. On the s. R. Avis ticket all but one of the city delega- tion is pledged for Gilhuly The other one Is called the anti-Gilhuly ticket. 1 In the Tenth ward two tickets were run, the winning ticket received AS votes against 38 for the other, The | | commissioner and Reynolds for town agent. The opposition ticket was the Gilhuly ticket
 In the Second ward the Gilhuly ticket was thrown out under the party rules, it not having been presented in time to the moderator. It should have been presented before D. m The | anti-Gilhuly ticket was, therefore. de- clared elected.
 FIRST WARD. | There was no contest in this ward. only one ticket being run. The dele gates go unpledged. The delegations | are:
 Town--William J. Mills, Albert Wid- mann, Frank H. Kelley; alternate. Cy- renus P. Karr.
 Maher, August Reisinger; alternate. Charles H. Crockett
 Board of relief-Frederick Hunie, Au- gustin P. St. Clair, John J. Killduff; al- ternate, Frank c. Miles Ward nominating committee-A. Hea- ton Robertson, Cornelius T. Driscoll. Roger s. Baldwin, Samuel A. Cabin. Edward R. Sargent, Caleb B. Bowers. Thomas A. McCaffery, Charles H. Crockett, Dwight E. Bowers, Eugene A. Callahan, Lewis Osterweis Talcott H. Russell, James English, Julius Laske. and thirty-four others. Town oommitteeman-James E. Kelle- her.
 SECOND WARD.
 The following ticket won in the Sec- ond:
 Town-Daniel Colwell, Charles R. Phillips. Thomas Fitzsimmons, James Carr, Charles Nicklass; alternate. Geo. Card.
 City-John J. Brennan, William H. FL iot John Ready, Edward P. Heating. Edward Katz; alternate, Daniel Stan ford.
 Board of relief-James E. Guncheon. John Trace, Thomas Fogarty, Charles Flynn, John Schenk: alternate, Edward Fitzgerald.
 Ward nominating committee-Pren- tice W. Chase, F. O. White James Mo- Kenzie, Dennis Cummings, Joseph Ka1- ser,- William Nicely. Charles Hamilton, Patrick Flynn, Frederick Covell, Pat rick Degnan, Charles Spreyer, T. J. Fox, R. Mallory, John Riley. John J. Grsn-