Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-16
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Harmonious Action and Excellent Ward
Tickets Presented.


Tickets Presented.
The Democratic primary meetingl
were held in every precinct in the city
from 5 to Z o'clock last night. The ut
most harmony prevailed, and only in tht
First precinct of the Third ward and the
Second precinct of the Fifth
was there any contest whatever
These contests were friendly In theil
character and left no trace of bitterness
There were reports that two tickets would
be run in the Sixth ward, but this proved
groundless, the vote on alderman stand.
ing 44s for j. G. Mccarthy to one for Mr..
Berlandi. The voters of the Sixth ward
realize that they suffered material detri-
ment by the change they made two years
ago and now propose to make amends.
In the First ward, John Dowlan, who
has long been an efficient member of the
council, was endorsed. In the Second,
&Qseph Robert, one of our oldest and
mossh honorable citizens was named In
the Third ward Chas. E. Otis gives such
satisfaction that he is scarcely likely to
be opposed at the polls In the Fourth
ward, Mr.. Cornish, though Republican,
was endorsed for reelection. In the
Fifth ward James Smith, Jr., was se-
lected in the place of the late VIM.
Rhodes, and his selection is tower of
strength to the ticket. In the Second
precinct of the same ward E. C. Starky, a
popular and energetic young man, was
chosen.
The school inspectors were equally
satisfactory throughout, and the St. Paul
Democracy never presented better front
for campaign than now.
s The convention to nominate a mayor
and city attorney will meet at the old
court house at 10 o'clock this morning.
We append below the primary nomina-
tions and list of delegates complete:
FOR ALDERMEN.
First ward, Second precinct-John Dowlan.
Second ward, second preoinct---Joseph
Robert.
Third ward, second precinct Charles E.
OTIS.
Fourth ward, second precinct-W. D.
Cornish.
Fifth ward, first precinct james Smith, Jr.
Fifth ward, second precinct---Ed. C. Starkey.
Sixth ward-.-J. G. Mccarthy.
FOR SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
First ward, second precinct-John H.
Reaney.
Second ward, second precinct--J Oh.
penheim.
Third ward, second precinct-Joseph Drels.
Fourth ward, second precinct--Edmund
Rice, Jr.
Fifth ward, second precinct-Rudolph Schiff.
man.
Sixth ward, c. H. Lienau.
DELEGATES.
First ward, first precinct-L. E. Reed, A. J.
Wampler and Maurice Lyon
First ward, second precinct-Calvin s. Uline,
Michael Roche and William McTeague.
Second ward, first precinct-John Bell, j. F.
Mcintosh, j. G. Donnelly and William Byrne.
Second ward, second precinet-John X Da-
wilson, Joseph GuiOn and M. B. Farrell.
Third ward, first precinct-Matt. Koch,
Q. Q. Cullen, Nicholas Pottgieser and Edmund
r. Hollinshead
Third ward, second precinct-M. j. O'Con-
nor, Joseph Pottgieser and R. L. German.
Fourth ward, first precinct-John Grace,
Charles Ringwald, Pat Eagan, James Cleary
and Frank Shimon.
Fourth ward, second precinct Charles Man.
ship and John Williams
Fourth ward, third precinct-H. H. Athey,
Peter Haupers and Thomas H. Garfield.
Fifth ward, first precinct-S " Hanft, M.
Mullane and P. Norris.
Fifth ward, second prccinet-J D. Thomas,
John Geary and Theodore Hamm.
Sixth ward-John Shanahan, Charles With
erell, John Norman, John Burch and Henry
Belland.