The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19

SGy ana lOuucllIlill u. ll. SIllliltll alG hustling for the nomination,
 In the Third ward the aspirants for aldermanic honors on the republican side of the house are Lewis D. Chidsay and G. J, Babcock,
 In the Fourth there Is quite contest for the aldermanic nomination between Councilmen John w. Scobie and Fred erick b. Whitaker,
 In the Fifth ward Alderman Sanborn positively refuses to allow the use of his name, and so far Councilman John H. Pearce is the only candidate for his place.
 In the Sixth ward Kelsey w. Jones, rep, would like to succeed Charles L.. Well, dem,, whose term expires, and in the Seventh ward George H. Coe will probably be the republican nominee.
 In the Eighth ward Councilman w.. II. Forsyth will in all probability head the republican ward ticket and Prose- cutting Agent Dewell will be returned as first councilman.
 In the Ninth ward Aldermen Benham declines a renomination and Superin- tendent Hull of the Dixwell avenue road will probably be the republican stand ard bearer.
 In the Tenth ward there Is a contest on foot for the aldermanic nomination between Thedoore H. Macdonald, the popular and efficient clerk in the town agents office, and Councilman Chilling worth. Macdonald is very popular, well versed in municipal affairs and will probably win out hands down." as the saying is.
 In the Eleventh ward Alderman Charles L. Wright is a candidate for re- election, but Councilman William J. Stuart has been trotted out against him and there is every indication of a spirited contest
 The Twelfth ward republicans will, 1t is expected, nominate Luzerne F. Barnes for the aldermanic chair now occupied by Walter J. Connor, dem. THE REPUBLICAN WARD PRIMA-
 RES LAST NIGHT.
 The Third ward republican caucus was held at 195 Congress avenue. The following were elected delegates to the city convention:
 Louis M. Ullman, w. F. Clark, J. Hir- ehmann, J. B. Ullman, G. Knohlmeyer, G. Goldreyer.
 Delegates to the convention-W. F. Clark, G. R. Bill, G. Knohlmeyer, J. B. Ullman, A. Dardell.
 The ward ticket will be made up later.
 FOURTH WARD.
 The Fourth ward caucus was held at the tailor shop at the junction of Co., lumbus avenue and Water street. The caucus was one of the largest of any ever held In the ward. The following were nominated for the ward ticket: For alderman-Frederick E. Whitta- ker.
 For councilmen-Robert J. Moore head, T. D. Simpson and c. F. New mann.
 The following were elected delegates to the town convention: F. l.. Averill, Dr. Lambert, George McKendrick, F. l.. Perry, Fred Lord, G. E. Benedict, A. l.. Teal, A. l.. Barnes, F. D. Wiley, D. F. Shields, w. Schlein, w. B. Hoyt, Edward Wines, F, D. Whit taker, T. D. Simpson, G. F. Bentley, G. H. Stockin, J. A. Geppert, Jones Yule, J. F. Martin, J. w. Scobie and B. Lehr.
 SIXTH WARD.
 The Sixth ward caucus was held at 60 Court street. The following delegates were elected to the town convention:
 Isaac M Ulnran, E. P. Root, F. w. Clifford, George D. Bone and Niles Pier son.
 Delegates to the city convention Isaac M. Ullman, J. " Rattlesdorfer w. A. Schappa, F. A. Betts and c. R Frisbie.
 The election of a ward ticket was left | to the ward committee. FOURTEENTH WARD. The Fourteenth warders elected al the engine house the following dele gates to the town conventions:
 G. M Baldwin, F. R. Futile and R. G | Davis.
 | The delegates were requested to vote | the renomination of Selectman Luding- ton. Warden F. w. J. Sizer was chair man of the meeting and R. G. Davis clerk. About forty attended.
 FIFTEENTH WARD.
 The Fifteenth warders elected the fol l lowing:
 Town delegates-Norman A Hughes Frederick W. Bradley and Alfred H | Rowe.
 | Robert Duff presided at the meeting and Alfred H. Rowe was secretary Il was the largest republican ward eau. GUS ever held in the ward over forty | being present.