St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-24

was being made to adjourn to one OF the Opera
houses for the purpose of securing more COM
Portable and spacious quarters. What the city
administration desired to accomplish was not
obvious, yet it was clear there was an ak to
grind. The mayor smiled ana bowed formally
and addressed everybody with apparent s;.avity.
although invariably in an undortone.
The gray heads and Gilfllanites, who had re-
ceived the black eye in the morning. look glum
and lowering, yet they did not appear to be en-
tirely knocked out. They were ''stghtly dishgured
but still in the ring'
Geo. h. Shaw. who had been nearly overcome
with joyful emotions, the result OF the glorious
victory Of the morning, had sufficiently calmed
himself to take an humble position at the left of
the hall, and looked on with an impressive air
of serene satisfaction.
DR.. Collins appeared TO be tho most nervous
man in the convention. He moved around with
out evident purpose. In his hand were Catlin' g
ballots. His face was pale, aud he appeared as
though he had spent sleepless night.
Half the assembly kept their hats on In their
excitement and inadvertency.
The hall being too small committee was ap-
pointed to look up other quarters.
w. p. Roberts moved to listen to the report
of the committee on credentials, and Robt. Jami-
son moved to lay 1t on the table owing to the alb
sence OF the committee on hall. The amendment
was lost, and Chas Clarke moved an amendment
that the convention have the report Of the COM
nittee OIL credentials except as relates to the
contesting delegations. The amendment failed,
and the original motion prevailed. A gentlemen
arose from the center OF the hall to
protest. He alleged that he had
qustion had been declared by the chair but Mr..
Hill replied laconicaly "The gentleman is out OF
order. The chair waited proper time but heard
no call"
THE CREDENTIALS.
II. L. Gordon OF the committee on credentials
stepped forward and presented the following re-
port of delegates entitled to seats and explained
that minority report would be submitted a:
to the delegation from the second
precinct of the Fourth ward, and that contest
would come into the convention regarding which
delegation from that precient should be seated
FIRST WARD.
A. L. Hinck, G. Boehme, Ole Guam, Marti1
Knudson, Z. II. Hagen, Peter Hansen, George
W. Coburn, a. c. Fairbairn.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-James McMulIen, George A
Morse. Peter Anderson.
Second Precinct-E. II. johnson, +. L. Smith
James T. Elwell, L. W. Spear, a. H. Num-, r
Jamison.
THIRD WARD.
Robert Pratt, v Truesden j. c. Price, Pete
Rouen, j. s. Wales, 3. Hunt, F. j. Geist. W. T
| Bowen, John W. Anderson.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-W. Il. Rustis, n. b. Giert
| son.
Second Precinct-w. H. Lauderdale, ". F
Hinck, R. H Leonard, j. N. Hazen.
Third Precinct-Samuel Hill, Charles Fl
II u nt-ax Doh
| erts, W Z. Steele, a N. Scott, W. e. Hale.
Fourth Precinct-C. G. Hunt, o. j. Evans, S
r. Thayer, j. II. Mcconnell.
FIFTH WARD.
First PIecinct-H. F. Brown, F. L. Greenleaf
| A. II. Bicknell, j. H. Williams, John Carlson.
Second Precinct. It. Wyman, Ii. W. Brazie
Geo. W. Marchant, C. P. Preston, E. W. AIdrich
F. P. Rundell, Il. L. Gordon.
Third Precinct-Thomas Downs, James W
| Doran, s. c. Robinson, W, NJ. Brackett.
Fourth Precincts. C. Cutter, NJ. W. Nash
d. A. Day, c. /. Banks, j. c. Hovey.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-A. H. Edison, P. J. Gilbride
Carl Larson, John Burns, (. Newman.
Second Precincts. l.. Brearly. d. F. Collins
F. l.. Bachelder, A. P Anderson, Thomas Lar
| son.
Third Precinct-F. Youngreen, Louis Gas
John Dinneen, Andrew Carlson.
Fourth Precinct-O. A. Faltz, II. B. Cramer
Prof. Wraaman.
| SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Stiles Gray, John H. Proctor
Second Precinct-0. P. Flaten, j. A. Newell
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct-A. X. Chestnut.
Second Precinct-R. z. oden.
TOWNSHIPS.
Brooklyn-Frank Ward
Neutrality-suspicious. Dalquaile
Crystal Lake.. z McCansand.
Cocoran-Robert Adams.
Champlin-G. S. Mailer.
Dayton-A. Latin.
| Eden Prairie-Robert Brun.
| Excelsior--A. :. Dinond.
Greenwood. q. Cunningham.
Hassan-C. II. Hoas
pendence-E. A. Conover.
hinneapolis-Uria Wilson.
Medina-David Lydiard, Thos. Hilyer, F. D
HGuglend.
Minnetrista-GeO. B. Halstead.
Maple Grove-J II. Mitchell.
| Minnetonka-C. II. Bufwen
Osseo-I. Dubuque.
| Plymouth-E. G. Hughes.
Richheld-Chas. II. Clark.
ST. Anthony-E. Corey.
| Wayzata-Ailes Dcking.
MIR. Gordon then moved that the report b
adopted.
THE MINORITY REPORT.
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