The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-01
DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS.
Results in the Second, seventh and Eighth
 Wards.

ming, The polls will be open from o'clock until D. m There will be no contest in any of the wards, as the gold democrats are disposed to be gov erned by the manifesto issued yester- day.
 The Second ward caucus was held at the city supply house at the corner of Oak and Spruce streets. J. J, Moran presided and Louis F. Jacobs was elected secretary. The following dele gates were elected:
 State-T. J. Fox, Charles spreyer, James Carr. James Clark, Peter Lynch; alternate, Louis E. Well.
 Congressional-F. w. Nottingham, Charles Nicklas, Charles w. Mix, William Noonan, Benjamin Bretzfelder alternate, J. E. McNamara.
 Senatorial-Charles s. Hamilton, Charles c. Spreyer, Moses Murphy, Frederick Heoger; alternate, Israel Jacobs. Representatives. J. McNerney, Charles Flynn, John Ready, Jacob Bauer, Peter Rogan; alternate, Wolfe Jacobs.
 ulOlcly Y II AlA- simmons, Patrick Quinn, William Elliott, William Flaherty; alternate, | J. J. Coogan.
 Justice of the peace--G. E. Fitz- gerald, John Trace, Patrick Henchy, John Schenck, William Moran; alter nate, Frank Campbell. | Seventh Ward. | The Seventh ward committee, ap- | pointed to make out a ticket at the caucus Friday night, met last night in the office of ex-Judge Callahan and re- ported the following selection of dele gates to be voted for this evening: | State-Austin B. Fuller, John w, Moore, T. K. Dunn, William J. Cronin, | Edward J. Ahearn, John B. Morrisey, Moses Mailhouser, William H. Tobin, John E. Fitzgerald; alternate, James O'Neil
 | Congressional-T. B. Kelley, James | M. Cannon, Lawrence O'Brien, John J. Fox, Gerald IIinsella, James A. Logan, l John T. Moakley; alternate, Hugh | Short
 | Probate-Edward A. Rourke, Henry l c. O'Sullivan, Robert Daley, John Farley. James McCool, Thomas Elem l ing, John Barry, Thomas w. Kelley, | Edward McGuire; alternate, J. McNa- | mara.
 | Standardization J. Hogan John No Ian, Patrick McGuinness, Michael J. Began, Henry F. Coogan, Thomas Jennings, Andrew Clerkin, James Reyes, James Carroll alternate, Will liam Hyland.
 Representative = William Maley Charles A. Thompson, John Beecher, Thomas Ward, Francis P. RyaU, James Collins, John F. Coogan, Moss Gompertz, James Kelley; alternate Patrick Higgins.
 Justice of the peace-David Callahan. Patrick F. Keenan, James p. Daily 1 Donata Vece, Daniel McNamara, Mi chael Kelly, Matthew Leahy, Joseph Hughson, Michael Fox; alternate, John Bree.
 Eighth Ward. The Eighth ward caucus was held at Pyramid hall, at the corner of State street and Hine place. Frank D. Welch was chairman and Morris Lynch sec retary A committee, of whom Alex ander Troup was chairman, was ap- pointed to make out the ward ticket. US itpOtl, WHICH was ddOptCup Wao eio i follows:
 State-Alexander Troup, Charles J. Anderson, Moritz Spier, James Dona- hue, Adam Lutz; alternate, James J. Buchanan.
 Congressional-Fran D. Welch, Jo- seph Lawrence, Jospeh J. Brady, Theo- dore Zunder, Thomas Corcoran; alter nate, Jeremiah Sullivan.
 Senatorial--Charles l.. Well, John J.. McPartland, Charles F. Clerkin, Joseph Miller, George Horton; alternate, T. D. Bailey.
 Representative--Jam J. Carr, James Bogart, Morris Lynch, Benjamin Slade, Henry A. Spang; alternate, Charles Miller.
 Probate-Martin Conlan, Philip Hu- i go, William Geary, William J. Kay, Peter Reynolds; alternate, Patrick Daley.
 The prohibitionists of the town held convention at Camera hall, SAY Chap el street, last evening and elected dele gates to their state convention to be held at Warner hall, September 8. The delegates at large are: A. B. Miller and Rev. B. F. Kidder, and their alter mates, Rev. D. N. Griffin, and John FL liott. The other delegates selected are: William A. Hotchkiss, John F. Shepard, Julius H. Morris, l.. A. Babcock, F. H. Grain, A. L. Dewell, M. T. Landfear, Dr. C. A. Dorman, pr. R. o. Moody, Rev. E. M. Poteat, H. D. Humston, Rev. William McNicol, Frederick s. Clark, William H. Hough, c. F. Wis., sert, H. D. Phillips, Christian Jensen, Thomas R. Thompson, John I. Burt, George w. Babb, A. F. Bates. E. c. Snyder, William c. Avery. The alter mates are c. D. Dewey, o. w. Hum iston, H. M. Arnold, A. M. Hendrick, William D. Mcclellan, George Stevens, A. J. Bamberb, F. T. Smith, D. T. Mon- roe, c. w. Kanahan, M. T. Clark c. H. Bird, William Hoffman, Paul Madsen, P. w. Brown, J. E. Northrop, John S. Sanford, E. S.. Stevens, William E. Camp, William T. Damn, T. R. Law renee, c. w. Hulse, l.. J. Bristol, w. w.