The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-02
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
HELD LAST EVENING IN THE VARI-
 OUS WARDS OF THE CITY.

Generally Light Vote of the silverites-No Contest Except In the Fifth Ward-J. F. Carney and Alderman Coolahan Locked Horns-The Latter Won Out-The Dele gates From All the Wards-Entire Ab- sence of the Gold Standard Democrats. The silver democratic primaries of the various wards of the city were held last evening and passed off very quiet ly with a light vote and no contests in any of the wards but the Fifth. The contest in that ward was between the factions of J. P. Carney and Alderman Andrew Coolohan, the latter's ticket winning out. The delegates selected by the various wards are as follows:
 FIRST WARD.
 State-James E. Keleher, Frank c. Miles, Charles II. Crockett; alternate, John M. Hanifin.
 ressional-Jefferson D. Merrick, Patrick J. Tierney, Antenello R. An drews; alternate, Cyre nus P. Karr. Senatorial-Albert W .dmann, James H. Kelley, P. L. Stanford; alternate, Augustin St. Clair.
 Representative-A. Frederick Hunie, Frederick Syner George Stanford; al- ternate, John J. Kilduff.
 Judge of probate-Edward J. Maher, George R. Cooley, Edward R. Sargent; alternate, Louis J. Gaynor.
 Justice of the peace-Augustin F. Maher, Frank H. Kelley, E. Louis Eager; alternate, M. Clark Goodrich.
 SECOND WARD.
 State-T. J. Fox, Charles Spreyer, James Carr, James Clark, Peter Lynch; alternate, l.. D. Well.
 Congressional-F. w. Nottingham, Charles Nicklas, Charles w. Mix, Will liam Noonan, Benjamin Bretzfelder; alternate, J. E. McNamara.
 Senatorial-Charles Hamilton, Pat rick Doyle c. c. Spreyer, Moses Mur- phy, F. Heager.
 Charles Flynn, John Ready, Jacob Bauer, Peter Rogers; alternate, Wolfe Jacobs.
 Probate-John J. Moran, T. F. Fitz- simmons, Patrick Quinn, William Elli- ott, William Flaherty; alternate, J. J. Coogan.
 Justices of reace-D. F. Fitzgerald, John Trace, Patrick Henchy, John Schenck, William Moran; alternate, Frank Campbell.
 THIRD WARD.
 State-James D. McGann, Isaac F. Davis, George Goebel, Edward Eagan, James Murray, John w. Gordon, Nich- olas P. Corcoran; alternate, James Me Cram.
 Congressional-D Leary, Henry Reynolds, Patrick Farrell, Andrew P Smith. Cornelius Shanley. John Court sney, Joseph G. Faulhaber, John J. Toole; alternate, Patrick Degnan. Senatorial-Danie Carroll, Terrence Dinnan, John F. McHugh, Dennis ward, J. H. Dillon, Louis Miller Thom- as O'Connell. Bernard Eealey; alter nate John Dobson.
 esentative-Alderman Charles F. Brennan, Francis J. Taylor, John Flan- agan. Timothy Cohane, Henry Leonard JoRnF. Stars, James Brennan, Theo' dore Stein; alternate, M. Reynolds. Probate-M Michael Dillon, Patrick Nc Dernott David O'Donnell, John Jack son, James Kelley, Martin Cooney John Moran, George Bonn, jr,; alter, nate, Patrick Carrigan
 Justice of the peace-Isador A. Stein John Curran, George Carney, Stepher Reynolds, James Golden, George Con nelly, Thomas Dunn Edward Smith alternate, Isaac Dusky.
 FOURTH WARD.
 State-J R. Manning, L. N. Blyden burgh, B. F. Fitzsimons, Edward Cad well, A. Parlow, J. D. Cunningham, M Gunshannan, J. J. Reilly; alternate Michael Shields
 Congressional-T M. Fitzgerald, Hen " Daley, James Boyle, John Ward, G w. Braman, John Clyne, Martil Schultz, D. McCabe; alternate, H. Fl lens.
 Senatorial-John Clancy, E. B. Bun nell, M Heenan w. c. Keane, A. W Murtagh, J. P. Griffin, J. T.. Cox, J. I Kerigan; alternate, John Sprightly. Representative-John M. Burke, M. Smith, E. H. Thomas, w. H. Boyle, F Munz, jr., w. Fitzgerald J. Ahearr R. J. Tracy; alternate, T. J. Lynch. Probate-H. c. Bretzfelder, A. W Willoughby, J. Wynn. c. Hoffman, H J. Hanrahan, T. F. Keegan, Davi Fender, D. F. Kelly; alternate, Patricl Warren.
 Justice of the peace-R. Phillips, jr J F. Heenan, F. w. Barnes, A. Midas J. Reilly, c. Mitchell, Thomas J. Far ley, M. McCue; alternate, Thoma Wrinn.
 FIFTH WARD.
 This ward was the only one to hay two tickets in the field. The success ful ticket was headed by Alderman An drew Goodman.
 State-Andrew Goodman, Josepl Calm, Philip Smith, Charles Matthews alternate, William Hennig.
 esentative-Patrick Rowley, Will liam Roeltgen, Dennis O'Connel Charles Fathergill; alternate, Joh Downs.
 Senatorial-George F. Ref, William RnUGH ON RIA rN