Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09
REPUBLICAN WORRY
A Struggle ALI Around With the Sheriff
ally as the Central Eigure-Who
CVfpco

ally as the Central Figure-Wh'
Wins?
When the Democrats had their jambore
over their county ticket two or three week
ago the Republicans laid back and laughed
They saw visions Of sugar plums as likely t.
drop into the Republican bread basket owinl
to the Democratic convention, and they wer
/ correspondingly happy. Last night was tn
Republican jamboree, and now the Democrat
are laughing. The Republican primaries las
night developed the fact that that organiza
tion Is sail tore up' over who shall be thei
candidate for sheriff. There were two, thre,
and four tickets afoat in the various precincts
| the vote being in favor of O. Rich
ter; John Lesh. Conrad Millel
and an independent tickst
which is supposed to mean d. A. Monfort O,
I. V. D. Heard. In the First ward there were
| two tickets, In tho first precinct, as follows:
Independent-John B. 6snborn. Conrad Got
| zian, Geo. R. Finch.
For Conrad W. Niller-B. P. Baker, g.
Reichardt. T. Hoarn.
Tbs independent ticket was elected by los
to 80.
In the Second precinct there were two
tickets as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Sanders, J. P. Allen,
A. L. Alness.
MiIler-A. Roehl, J. Peterson, VIM. Suits.
The independent ticket received IS votes and
the other 8.
SECOND WARD.
In the First precinct there was the usual
supply of tickets and the following s'indepeu'
dent" was elected.
P. g. Eaas, NJ. Harrison, John Holland.
In the Second precinct there were three
tickets as follows;
Richter Tioket-R. Blakley, e. Schneider.
Lesh TIcket-O, p. Davis, Ohas' E. Chapel.
Independently. Blskeley, Geo. g. Morton,
Tne Richter ticket carried by 2A to 9.
THIRD WARD.
In the First precinct the following, claimed
as independent" were chosen:
John O. Haupt. Frank Fairchild. George
Wenz.
In the Second precinct there were two tickets,
"a follows:
, Independent-O. N. Bell, Julius Schneider.
Miller NJ. Lyon, G.. j. Hopping.
Bell and McGiH were elected.
FOURTH WARD.
In the First precinct Of the Fourth ward
there were four tickets run, and 368 votes
were polled. The tickets were known as the
Richter, Lesh, Miller, and Independent tickets
respectively.
The result was as follows: Richter, 154;
Lesh, 12l; Miller, Al Independent 42. The fol.
lowing are the delegates elected but it ia stated
that they are not all Richter men, viz: T.
Driseoll. F. W. Schultz, Peter Eisweith, end
Anton Yurka.
In the Second precinct there were two tick
eta as follows:
INDEPENDENTLY. II. Sanb ~, 3. J. Hodg.
son. I'd. Cornish
:. Lesh-E. J. Hodgson, Geo. a. Nash, Ed.
Simonton.
The Independent ticket was elected by "a
to 10.
In the Third precinct there were four tickets,
as follows:
Lesh-F. Boyer, b. Beckman.
Hlohter-John Haeusler, John Raner.
Miller-F. Boyer. J. Richter
independently. Blyer, j. j. Nc Oarsiy.
The Miller ticket was elected by 81 TO 20
and IL Tor the others.
FIFTH WARD.
In the First precinct the following tickets
were in the field:
1ndependent-J. L. Merriam, VIM. Lindeke,
r. Barden.
Miller-Wm. Mahle, A. W. Comnick, E.
Heidenreich.
The independent ticket received "A to 2S for
Miller
In the Second precinct only one ticket ran
as follows: n. Stockenstrom, Walter II. Burr,
Edward Rotert.
In the Sixth ward there was tnsee tickets as
follows:
Richter-Geo. Watson, John Thompson,
Adam Rau.
Muller-F. NJ. Goss. J. Fl. Rumess, j. 4.
Laurach.
Independent--Geo. Watson, A. Rau, F. NJ.
Goss.
The Richter ticke. was chosen by AZ votes
out Of 81 cast