Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-12
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
A Quiet Affi.ir-Peter Leitner Sweeps ths
Board.

Board.
The Republican primary meetings were
held last evening from to o'clock to &C.
be held at the old court house at IL o'clock
to-day. The only contest was between
Peter Leitner and M. j. Bell for the NOM
nation for Register of Deeds, Mr.. Leitner
receiving the majority of the delegates.
Edward Schurmeier is candidate for
Treasurer, but had no opposition at the
primaries. He is working in harmony
with Bell, however, in order to prevent the
nomination of German for Register of
Deeds, as he desires to have that national
| ity recognized by selecting him for Treas
urer.
The following is the result by wards and
| precincts:
FIRST WARD.
r3First precinct-J. 81. Schumacher, Il
Hebighorst, P. A. Lanberg.
The other ticket, which was defeated
was the Leitner ticket, but it was the same
as the above, with the exception of j. Il.
Burns instead OF j. FL. Schurmeier, and
probably all OF those elected will support
Leitner to-day.
Second Precinct. H. W. Willie, @. p
Barnard, F. A. Scott, and j. Bjorklund.
The above ticket might be termed the
Bell Schumacher candidates. f. Z. Scott
was on both tickets. The following is the
defeated or Lettner ticket:
F. A. Scott, L. Wagner, Theo. Sander.
VIM. Wilson.
fcrCO,JT yr-Ar>T
There were Two tickets in the Second
ward, the successful one being in favor of
Leitner, and is as follows: W. B. Mer-
Jefferson, Chas. Miller.
The defeated ticket received about so
votes to $50 for the other. II was as fol-
NJ. Nelson, Geo. W. Lamson. The whole
| ward voted at one precinct.
THIRD wARD.
Leitner had things his own way in this
| ward, the Bell-Schurmeier ticket scarcely
| coming to the front. The following were
elected:
First precinct-Jas. Davenport, Jr., R
N. McLaren, w. Il. Ligh.ner, Aug. Ham
mer.
Second precinct-Tha following were
elected: A. R. McGill, 80 votes; Julius
Schneider, 80 votes; Fred. Luhrsen, 81
| votes. The Bell ticket was the sams as the
above with the exception CT james Maoon
| in place Of T. Luhrsen. Mabon received
votes.
FOURTH WARD.
First ard Fourth Precints-This pri-
mary was held at tho engine house. on
Leech street, A. 3. Jones, judge Of cleo
/! t.on, A. Davenport, clerk. One hundred
and forty -thrse votes were cast, ard the
P. J. Leitner ticket elected as fellows:
Peter Thorwala 1O8, Andrew I7erson In,
G B. Nafey 115, NJ. Propping 113, a.
Henschei rs, f. A. krch 1A3. (the last
named being on both tiohe!s) The fol
| lowing is the Boil ticket which received
between twenty and thirty votes:
VIM. Banholzer, Henry Orme, Frederick
Emmert F. A. Krca, Robt. Niederhoefer.
Second and third precinc ts-M. d. Flow
er, Chas. G.. Chapel, s. H. Nichols, Otto
| Kueffner, +. G. Ingersoll, @. 2. Marvin.
TIE above is the Leitner ticket.
FIFTH WARD.
The BeIl-Schurmsier combination car
| ried this ward as follows, only about 40 to
60 votes being poiled in either precinct:
First precinct-J. K. Hoffman, j. "
Fisher, r. A. Becker, VIM. Schumacher.
Second and Third Precincts-R. Il. Ad-
| ans, g. E. Keller, J. N. Kirk, A. Esklund
N. Flynn.
SIXTH WARD.
In the first precinct the Bell ticket re-
ceived 40 votes and was elected, as fol
| lows: A. Schuman, VIM. Lache. The Lett
ner ticket also had Schuman's name upon
| it.
In the second precinct G. Rank, Il. E.
Weymouth and M. J. Bell were elseted by
vote of 100 to 10 for John Reiners, Adam
Rau and Louis Gauthier, the latter sup
porters of Leitner. Those elected favor
Bell, of course,