The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-25
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES
DELEGATEs SELECTED IN THE
 SEVERAL WARDS OF THE CITY.

Latest Political Gossip-To-night's Re- publican Convention.
 The democrats of the several wards of the city were kept busy yesterday and Saturday attending caucuses and making up tickets for the approaching city and town election. CaucuSes have now been held in all the wards of the city and the delegations to the city and town conventions selected. The city delegations from the First and Second wards are said to be divided between Well and Mcdonald for the fire commission, but to favoA dilhuly for the police commissaon, States for the board of public works and Reynolds for town agent.
 The delegations from the Third ward are said to favor Gilhuly, States, Well and Reynolds, from the Fourth Well, Clancy and States, with the town dele gation divided between Farren and Reynolds. The town delegation from the Eighth ward Is said to be rln- pledged, while the city delegation fa-f vors Gilhuly, Well and States.
 In the Seventh and Ninth wards things are all tangled up and the dem-y ocrats do not know where they are at" The Eleventh ward delegations are for Gilhuly, Mcdonald, States and Far ren, those of the Twelfth divided be- tween Gilhuly and Clancy, but solid for Mcdonald and States, the Thir- teenth ward is unpledged, the Four teenth will support Farren for town agent and the Fifteenth is divided be- tween Farren and Reynolds, with the former in the lead.
 FIRST WARD CAUCUS.
 The First ward democrats held al caucus in the Hoadley building yester- day, at which w. J. Mills was chairman and E. J. Maher secretary. The fol- lowing delegates were chosen: Town w. J. Mills, Albert Widnlan, F. H. Kelly; alternate, c. P. Karr. City Patrick H. Tierney, August Reisinger, A. F. Maher and alternate, J. H. Kelly. Board of relief-F. Hunie, A. P. St.s Clair, John J. Kilduff and alternates 1 Frank c. Miles. James E. Kell leher was l chosen for town committeeman. SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATS. 1 The Seventh ward democrats also held caucus last night, which was any, thing but harmonious Lawrence O'Brien called the meeting to order and I w. J. Cronan was chosen chairman and Matthew Leahy secretary. On motion of w. J. Began a committee composed of the chairman, secretary, M. J. Bee gan, P Higgins and l.. .OBrien was appointed to select nominating com- mittee of twenty-two members to nomi-' nate delegates to the city. town and board of relief conventions and also candidates for aldermen and council- I men. TENTH WARD CAUCUS. l The democrats of the Tenth ward held meeting Saturday night and nominated the following ticket for the primaries to be held this evening. Dele- gates to city conventional. c. Sea- brook, D. J. Crowley, c. H. Fowler; al- ternate at large, T. F. German. Dele- gates to town convention-H. s. Cooper, T. F. McGuinness, F. Pond Ed; alter- nate at large, John Garrity Delegates to board of relief convention, F. G.. l Crabb, M F. McIMahon, J. Goebel and alternate at large, F. Terhune. Ward nominating committee, B. B. Bradley, J. F. Brannigan, S. D. Fairchild, J. F.. Donovan, J. F. Augur, T. J. Williams. J. M. Lines, W. s. Nevins, J. W. Pond, E. P. Arvine, c. T. Pennell, J. Haffey. jr. Town committeeman-J. P. Hunie. Boxtender-T. F. McGuinness, and checker, H. S. Cooper. The city de1e- gation Is said to be divided between Clancy and Gilhuly for the police com mission, Veil and Mcdonald for fire commission and to favor States for the board of public works. The town dele- gation is said to be unpledged, but will probably favor Reynolds for town agent.
 TOWN CONVENTION.
 The republican town convention will be held in Veru hall this evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of nominat- ing candidates for selectmen, town clerk, collector of town taxes, town treasurer, registrars of births, mar riages and deaths, auditor, registrar of voters, board of relief, grand jurors and constables
 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
 Tonight the democrats hold their ward primaries at the following places: First ward-At Turn hall, 139 Court street.
 Second ward-At city supply house, corner Oak ana Spruce streets
 Third ward At Mitchell sbarber shop, 221 Congress avenue. Fourth ward-At corner Liberty and Putnam streets.
 Fifth ward-At 245 Wooster street.
 Sixth ward-At IS Greene street
 Seventh ward--At 197 Hamilton street.
 Eighth ward-922 State street
 Ninth ward-At 157 Ashmun street Dunnis barber shop.
 Tenth ward-At 29S Elm street.
 Eleventh ward-At 100 Ferry street , Twelfth ward-At corner Monroe and Pine streets.
 Thirteenth ward-At Masonic hall, Main street.
 Fourteenth ward-At Engine house : Grand avenue.
 Fifteenth ward-At Thorpe's grocery store, 3S Townsend avenue. ? Rev. NIT. Park Dead.
 Pittsfield, Mass, Nov. 25.-Rev Charlee