Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20
Repn1ltca,a Canc,sses.

Republican Caucuses.
The Republicans of the First ward elect
ed the following delegates:
First Precinct-James Smith, j. A.
Morse, G. B. Smith. Instructed to vote
for the nomination of Ed. Comstock, for
aI1ermal. Second precinct-H. Z. Blais-
dell, H. B. Rowe, John Schaffer, Isaac
Fidd Also instructed for Gomstock.
Third precinct Davis, Henry Ambrose,
John Guilford.
The Republican caucus for the Third
ward was held in Plymouth avenue hose
house. Byron Sutherland was elected
chairman and J. 0. Wilde secretary. Il
soon became apparent that the Prohibit
tionists had captured the caucus. The
Prohibition nominee for alderman is II.
n. Leighton, and of course the Prohibition
lists nominated him in the caucus last night,
greatly to the displeasure of the
Republicans, whose choice was
A. c. Austin. Considerable brow beating
was the result, but the Republicans were
overpowered. The following delegates to
the city convention were elected: First
precinct-V Truesdales, Robt. Pratt, j.
w. Moore, G. S. Mcdonald, Samuel Bevin;
Second precinct-Peter Rauen, John II.
Winglc, VIM. Dressler, J. J. Getchell, j. O.
Wild, James Chautt; Third precinct-By-
ron Sutherland, J. Anderson, Austin Peter
johnson, Matt KEGS. The delegates were
instructed to vote for the nomination of a
Republican for city treasurer.
The ward committee the ensuing year is
V. Truesdales, Peter Rauen, ]. Swales,
John Anderson, Matt KEGS.
The Fourth ward Republican caucus Sc
lected the following delegates to the city
convention:
First Precinct-O. J. Evans, Henry
Macks, E. Treadwel!, n. N. Gerston.
Second Precinct Sunboon, t. Hook
er, Otto Greely, VIM. Grimshaw, Geo.
HUM. J. n. Mind, w. E. Pinkerton.
Third Precinct-E. w. Herrick, W. w.
Woodward, w. T. Brooks, Leander Gorter,
F. NJ. Parcher, W. Il. Hindle, A. NJ. Bailey,
E. S. Corser, A. NJ. Hilliker, John Baxter,
Clarksen Lindiey, q. L. Selden, E. B. Ga
lusha.
Fourth Precinct--J. H. Thompson, Col
Inns Homer, Chas. G. Hunt, Jacob Barge,
A. H. Beal, B. Bachner, G.. T. Warner.
Fully two thirds of the above delegates
are IN favor of Jacob Barge for alderman.
Owing to misunderstanding among
the Republicans Of the FIRST precinct OF
the Fifth ward two caucuses were held, apd
consequently two sets of delegates were
elected. The question of eligibility will
doubtless be the great bone of contention
in the convention Wednesday. One list is
as follows: R. Welch, VIM. Hooker, A.
Carlson, J. G. Williams, Geo. w Chowen,
J. H. Lucas, S. W. Searles. The other list
is as follows: Geo. w. Chowen, W. II
Leonard, G. NJ. Cashman, NJ. P. Hawkins
A. Walstadt, J. H. Clark, R. j. Baldwin
Second precinct-C. B. Heffilfnger, A. L
Bausman, G. Pillsbhry, A. H. Hedderly
D. D. Whitney, Thos. Jeffery
Third lprecinct-Frank Carleton, J. III
Parker, Daniel Fish, n. R. Thompson
G. w. Smith, J. A. Wolverton. The dele
cation from the Third precinct is instruct
ed to vote for G. A. Pillsbary's nomination
for alderman. Fourth precinet-O. w
Pray, Nelson Williams, VIM. Bracket,
James Stoddart, VIM. Buffers, S. G. Cut
Ter.
The Republicans in the First precinct o.
the Sixth ward met and adjourned unit
this evening, when the delegates will b
elected. Second precinct-D. F. Collins
Frank Cornell, Ole Byorum, John G. Wool
ley, NJ. Roeller, 2. Duffy, Thomas Larson
The Third precinct held no caucus. Fourth
precinct-J. +. AppIeby was nominated
for alderman.
Delegates-Alex McColfum, A. P. Absll
. G. NJ. Mathews, \. S. L. Joberg, j. N. Guld
brarton.
The Republicans of the Seventh war
nominated G. B. Lyrrell for alderman i
the First precinct, and Nathan Roberts
the Second precinct, and elected the TO
lowing delegation: First precinct, Jane
Griffin; Second precinct, Charles Robinso
and George Eaton.
The Eighth ward Republican caucus hel
last evening WIS a lively affair. On II
first ballot there were nine candidates, VIII
dropped off one by one until after tw
hours work Albert Lawrence was declare
the nominee for alderman for the lon
term. S. P. Channel was nominated by az
clamation for the short term. The follow
Jag delegates We're appointed: j. NJ. Gross
A. R. Archibald, J. W. Louseley, P. c. Ricl
ardson, George ". Libby, NJ. F. Griswol(
R. r. H3wly.