St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-11
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The Delegates Chosen for the Con-
yention Which Meets To-Day.


The Democratic primary meetings held last
evening TO send delegates to the county eou-
vention which meets at Pfeifer's hall at 10
a. IN. to-day, did uot create as much excite
ment as usuat. In the First ward there were
two tickets. but only one received any con
siderable number Of votes. The ticket
headed by P. T. Kavanagh received 4S7 votes
and was duly elected. The ticket is thought
to be in favor of s. s. Eaton for the legisls-
ture, In opposition to Conrad Gotzian.
In the Second ward nll was serene and for
one ticket, where 495 votes were cast.
In the Third ward there was one ticket and
543 votes east. II is for r. l.. German for
the legislature.
In the First and Fourth precincts of the
Fourth ward there ware two tickets
in the field. Four names were on both. Sc
that there was very little difference The
Republican candidate for the legislature sup
piled carriages, and votes az well, for the
ticket in order to make sure of the nohina-
ton of Chas. Ringwald, knowing that he
could be defeated. There were 393 votes
cast and the Ringwald ticket elected.
IN the Second, Third and Fourth preeinc cts
there was no contest and 3fS votes east.
The ticket is understood to favor Gen. John
son for the legislature.
In the Fifth ward there were three tickets,
but for one only sixteen votes were cast.
The only determination seemed to be to
elect ticket which would select strong
name against Mr.. Drake for the legislature.
One ticket had 257 votes cast. The following
which was defeated, except Prof. Fogg,l who
was on both tickets, had 15T votes: Thomas
Brennan, F. A. Fogg, P. Kelly, Jr., Henry
Connors, Steve Murphy, John Conroy, Pat
Dawson, r. Darlington. Geo. Dempsey.
In the Sixth ward the contest was very
excited one in both precincts, each running
three tickets. In the first precinct the tickets
were:
John c. Mccarthy Ticket-John c. Nc
Carthy, Z. H. Wood, Thos. Hageny, John
Norman.
Paul Martin Ticket-Martin Bruggemann,
James Brady, Frank Barraboo, John IL. Gar
laugh.
The Caulfeld Ticket = Frank Barraboo,
Thos Gallagher, NJ. Gillespie, Thos. Hegney.
Between 6 and Z O'Clock votes were piled
in thick and strong and quite large vote
polled. The result was: Mccarthy ticket.
523; Martin, As; Caulield, 20; total vote,
sos.
The greatest excitement prevailed IN the
Second precinct. although the fun did
no commence so early as in the
First precinct. Until about twenty minutes
before the close everything went on quietly
and seemed to promise very dull affair
indeed, but at this time voters came in
with q rush and kept the judges busy. There
were not a few challenges made, both as to
residence and political opinions, many Re-
publicans presenting themselves to vote.
The excitement, however, subsidized before
the polls were closed. The tickets were, j.
G. Baasen, ]. Frankott, S. Deering, sup
posed to be the Mccarthy ticket.
NJ. Bruggemann, F. Lehman, j. Frankott,
]. G. Baasen Two of these names ap-
peared on the first ticket, and Bruggemann
was thrown out as not being in the Second
precinct.
The third ticket contained the names OF
William Berlandi, Robert n. Hare, j. NJ.
Bohrer, said to be running in the interests
of Paul Martin. The result Of the count was;
Baasen, 25S; Frankott, 252; Deering, 1877
Berlandi, $50; Bohrer, 149; Hare, 145t
Lehmen, "a.
There were some 420 votes cast making
about 600 for the entire ward. The com
plete delegation is as follows: John c. Me-
Carthy, E. II. Wood, Thos. Hageny, John
Norman, J. G. Baasen, J. Frankott and s.
Deering, all of whom it is claimed are Nc.
Carthy men.
The following are the delegates complete