Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-24
DEmooRAr1o PRIMARIES.
Delegates to the City ConventiOn-Nom
nees for Aldermen and School Inspectors.

Delegates to the City ConventiOn-Nomi-
nees for Aldermen and School Inspectors.
The Democratic primary meetings were
held in the various precincts of the city from
to last evening to nominate candidates
for aldermen and school inspectors, and also
to elect delegates to the city convention to
be held at the old court house at 10 o'clock
this morning. The first precinct in the Sec
ond and Fifth wards were the only places
where any contest occurred. In the First
and Second wards, Aid. Allen and O'Connor
and School Inspectors Murphy and Don
nelly were renominated without opposition.
At the first precinct of the Third ward
there was great deal of interest manifested,
and q large vote was polled. The contest
was for the aldermanic nomination, and lay
between Aid. Grace and Mic. Pottgeiser. For
school inspector Ignatius Wilde was pitted
against DIR. E. j. Abbott. The judges and
clerks had busy time of it for the two
hours in which they were permitted to
receive votes. The hotels and boarding
houses turned out a full complement of
voters, and though there were quite num-
Der of challenges the best of feeling pre-
vailed. Aid. Thomas Grace was renomi-
mated for the position he now holds 80 ac-
ceptabIy, and DIR. E. j. Abbott was noml
mated for school inspector.
Grace had 387 to Pottgeiser's lib, and
Alb bott had PIT to Wiled's 223.
In the Fourth ward Col. Griggs was re-
nominated without opposition, and IN tho
First precinct Chas. Ringwald was placed
upon the track. To fill the vacancy in the
Second precinct occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Pascal Smith, w. d. Cornish was
chosen. This precinct also voted to present
the name of w. J. Parsons as candidate for
justice of the peace.
In the Fifth ward some of the residents
on the bluff endeavored to defeat the renom
nation of Capt. Rhodes and give it to Peter
Bot. The result was that Rhodes re-
ceived 70 votes to 40 for Bott. Koenig,
school inspector, was on both tickets.
The following are the nominees and del
egates:
ALDERMEN.
First precinct, First ward-A. Allen.
First precinct, Second ward-John O'Con-
nor.
First precinct Third ward-Thos. Grace.
First precinct, Fourth ward-Chas. Ring
valid.
Second precinct, Fourth ward-W. d. Cor
nish.
Third precinct, Fourth ward-O. W. Griggs.
First precinct, Fourth ward-Wm. Rhodes.
SCHOOL INSPECTOR.
First precinct, First ward-J. q. Murphy.
First precinct, Second ward-J. G. Donnelly.
First precinct, Third ward-E. j. Abbott.
First precinct Fourth wsrd-P. 81. Smith.
Third precinct, Fourth ward-H. Il. Athey.
First precinct, Fifth ward-Arthur KOenig.
DELEGATES.
First ward, first precinct-A Oppenheim,
John <. Davidson, David Burke.
First ward second precinct-Geo. w. Tur-
ner, Casper Schott.
Second ward, first precinct-John Bell, Will
liam Delaney, Joseph Files, John Doyle.
Second ward, second precinct oseph OPP
penheim, John Patterson, 81. P. Hall.
Third ward, first precinct-Frank Schlick,
Theodore JAMS, Henry Meyerding, Frank
Brewer.
Third ward, second Observation-Disclosures Wei
mann, Mic. Schmitz, Nc. Vidua.
Fourth ward, first precinct-Adam Stauble,
Anthony Coffey, Frank Brom, John Picha,
Thos Madigan.
Fourth ward, second precinct-J. J. Williams,
G. H. Manship.
Fourth ward, third precinct-Nic. Gruber,
Thos. Caul6eld, F. W. Il. Gelderman.
Fifth ward, first precinct-Wm. Rioheson,
Bertram Scheffer, r. Schiffman.
Fifth ward, second precinct-No primary.
Sixth ward-J. @. MCCARTHY, G.. A. Wells, A.
M. Doherty, John Burch, Baptiste Dafour.