The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-12
Hudson County Democrats
Select Good Men for the
Assembly and Coroner
FAGAN MEN WIN In HoB0KEN
Charles Bauer Triumphs Over His
Enemies in North Hudson
Benny Bayonne's Candidate.

Democratic primaries for the election of
candidates for Coroner and Assemblymen
were held throughout the county last
night. These were chosen
For Coroner-William Delaney, of this
city, and Robert Schlemm.
For Assemblymen-Jerse Cfty-Alexan-
der Simpson, James j. Murphy, Adolpn
Timothy ]. Carroll. Bayonne--.Allen Ben
ny. Hoboken-John ]. Marnen and Hor-
ace Allen. East .Newark-M. J. Bruder.
Eleventh District-Charles T. Bauer.
George Richter tried TO beat 4. ]. Car
roll up in the old Horseshoe he mace
a Tery poor showing, Carroll beating him
in nearly every precinct two TO one. Inc
fight in Hoboken ended about as was eX-
peeted, McGann being beaten at every
point.
IN Bayonne, Louis o'Leary. who ran
against Benny. Benpys friends turned
out in full force and elected him by a
handsome majority
The surprise of the election was the de-
feat of Kilian v. LuLz. He was Vlgor-
ously supported by the John Zeller rae
ton, but the BaAerites made the not
test fight that has ever been seen in
that section. The section OF Bruder IN
East Newark was a surprise.
Politicians generally consider the AS
sembiy ticket good one ana predlct
that al the gentlemen VIII i, De - eiecteu, ere in
Fishers Hall tomorrow night, organize
as a convention and formally declare the
gentlemen mentioned the partys candl-
dates.
The County Committee elected were:-
Jersey City:-F'irst ward-Eugene Con-
con. Alexander F. Roe. Daniel Griffin,
Alexander ]. Clements, Thomas Trotter,
Jr., and James p. McGovern.
Second ward-Ambrose ]. Guiton, owen
Duffy and John Kenny.
Third ward-Bernard ]. Foley, John }.
o'Reiny, c. p Smith and P. H. Murphy.
Fourth ward-Robert Davis and James
Fifth ward-George canfeld, Patrick
Govern and Michael McDermott.
Sixth ward-James Mann1X.
Seventh ward-Michael Pagan, Miles
McCarron, Joseph P. Murray and John
Eigth ward-Henry Windecker, John F.
Coleman and Thomas McGrennon-
Ninth wardTHugh Crossman and John
Tenth ward-Peter Cavanagh. Edward
O'Donnell, John j. Murphy, James J.
Kelly and Charles Birdsal.
drew Lyons. James T. Lillis. James Lar
kin. Charles Fox and A. E. Roede.
Twelfth ward-Thomas Duff, James
Nolan and August J. Bohr.
ward an 'Je John eiS1 X Grimes M s lied to beat Ed
ward o'Donnell- He polled 81 votes to
IN the Ninth precinct of the Eleventh
ward, william Radfgan and a few friends
made a fight against A. E. Roede. lnspec-
tor Of Scales, Weights and Measures;
Reede's vote was 125, Radigan's "a.
The other committeeman are
Bayonne-Daniel Murray. John Roth,
John Carroll, William A Douglass,
Thomas B. Mettam, Edward Landrigan,
Bernard Lilly, Patrick Calvin, Patrick
Devaney Thomas Dooley. John Halpin
and Hugh Mcclellan.
East Newark-Thomas Duffy and Ed
ward Fitzgerald.
Harrison-Thomas F. Bulger and J..
Callaghan.
North Bergen-Patrick Sullivan, James
Branagan and James Pike.
West Hoboken-Celestine Sever, Frank
j. Martini Thomas Neville. Harry Bell,
Robert J. Henston, Michael Kohl
Union Township-Phillip Bindernagle,
Gutenberg; John Zeller. William Heiny.
Town of Union--Jehn ]: Boylan, John
Murphy, Richard Meaney. Ralph Krieger.
East Newark. Franklin Crowell and
John KeyntCn.
Today is the last day of registration.
Those wising to vote must register in
person. So far the registry has been very
light, and Democratic precinct committee
men are urged to get out as many of the
Democratic voters in their respective pre-
cinctS as practicable.