St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-09

WHICH, ulGclS DIT OF. L dUl vi OSDl- Il VI
The most part the caucuses were well at
tended, and the enthusiasm manifested in
certain localities was in marked contrast
with the apathy displayed at the caucuses
last held. The delegates chosen were as
follows:
FIRST WARD
First Precinct-No caucus held.
Second Precinct-C. A Chase, s. s. Farnham
and Z. +. Comstock.
Third Precinct-H. Z. Blaisdell A. J. Wigen.
T. +. Rivere, P Peterson.
Fourth Precinct-J- A. Rankin, ole Guam,
Samuel Lyons.
Sixth Precmct-J a. Rankin, E. W. Backus.
SECOND WARD
First Precnct-Andrew Dahlgren, Capt Nc
Craney.
second Precinct-D. F. Andrews, P D. McMilla n,
6. W. Trask L. L. Longbrake
Third Precinct-J- ). Pillsbury. ]. L. Wyman,
D. NJ. Clough, J. T. Elwen.
THIRD WARD.
sirst Precinct-Caucus postponed until Friday.
gecond Precinct-C. n. Robinson, Robert Pratt,
q c. Henke, V. Truesdell.
Third Precinct-E. L. Geesaman, F. A. Sexton
C H Fletcher; instructed for Slocum for treas
urer.
Fourth PrecInct-w. F. Nye, George T. D. Bax-
ter
Fifth Precinct-No caucus held.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-No caucus held.
Second Precinct-W. w. Sly, f. Hooker, F. P
r
Third Precinct-R. B. Langdon, S. P. Linden,
Hans Mattson, A. H. Hall, w. r. Craig. 5. r.
LovejOy.
Charles q. Hunt, 5. E. Olsen, JohC Barber.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-J c. Williams. C. A. Kava-
naugh L. Fletcher. John Carlin. II. G. Hicks.
Second Precinct-C. B. Hefei6nser, C. a. Pills
bury. c. H. Petit, 81. W. Brace, II. L. Gordon
Frank Slocum.
Third Precinct-J A wolverton. Thomas sar-
ger. A B. Nettleton, +. Ii. Carleton.
Fourth Precinet-C. N Loring S. c. Cutter,
James Egge. S. 4. Thayer, George 3. Kirkbride-
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-E. T. Farnes. J. Leachman. Will
lam Gunders0n, w. +. Gray. resolution favor
ing nc instructions adopted.
Second Precincts. L. Brearly, DR.. D. T. Col
Inns, (. L. Batchelder, Charles johnson, Z. Neu-
mann.
Third Precinct-James Brearly, F. NJ. Nye, Al
Mcdonald. A. Landberg, ]. H. Parry.
Fourth Precinct-H- Late, C. Hlstai, ]. A. Sc
derberg, y. Hegel.
Fifth Precinct-Louis Rehl, Andrew Herkelson
f. H. Crafts, A. B. KOnsvIg.
Sixth Precnct-Asa Abel, Charles Matthews,
Alex Miller, w. w. Wraaman.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Andrew Johnson, L. L. Wheel
ock. A. f. Allen.
Second Precinct-D- N. Rand, H. ID. Lbbey. }.
A. Newell. L. II. Turner.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct-AIbert Nichols, J. n. Cross, C.
F. Beebe.
Second Precinct-D A. Stewart, W. L. Moore,
c. B. Frazier.
Third Precinct-C. A. Smith, c. j. Johnson.
There is nothing, as yet, to Indicate how
the delegation to go to st. Paul VIII stand
on the gubernatOrial nomination. No III
structionS were given and manY OF the dele
gates said that they had not yet made up
their minds whom they would favor. 1t is
certain, however, that Gilman will get
instruction and Gilman can offer some in
ducement in the way of a trade. II left to
itself, the delegation would undoubtedly
divide between McGiu and Gibbs, the for
mer getting the lions share, but such is
not the programme by any means. There
was great stir, last night, among the poll
ticians and an interest was manifested not
entirely consistent with the occasion. Tele-
phone messages kept the PillSburyS thor
Oughly informed on the returns and at
least one person sent in the message:
We've carried everything" The lieuten-
ants of LangdOn and Fletcher were stirring
around in lively style and all of them will
bob up in the convention as delegates, i'll
GLIDING the redoubtable leaders themselves.
HENNEPIN CANDIDATES
made themselves felt in a lively way.
Frank Slocum, who has carefully laid the
ropes for state treasurer, succeeded in hav-
ing several caucuseS instruct for him. II
the bosses do not interpOse he will have a
strong following. This. of course, lays
Frank Mcdonald out cold. as Hennepin
will not get two such offices as treasurer
and auditor Mcdonald tried to secure an
agreement with Slocnm by which both
were to keep their hands off. but Slocum
declined with thanks For months he has
been carefully laying the ropes. and lie
spider ever wOve web with more careful
solicitude than he has displayed in this can
vass If the delegates are untrammeled
and the bosses do not interfere, there will
be lively row over instructions. Most OF
the delegates desire to see SlOcum on the
ticket and will trade any way to that end,
but others will favor sending the delegates
without instructions, to be able to maneu-
yer with better effect
IT RAISED A ROW.
The publication in yesterdays GLOBE
of the plans of the managers to throttle the
convention and hand in the delegation
bound and gagged, raised a great breeze il
the rank and file. Loren Fletcher, while
admitting he favored McGiIl, denied the
whip would be cracked over the heads Of
those who felt different about it. However,
appointment of his district committee
Frank Mcdonald, in his interview Oh
Tuesday evening, admitted the existence OF
q slate which froZe him out and admitted
in general. all of the GLOBES statements,
adding that if the Pillsburys and other:
could stand it, he could.
NOTES FROM THE FRAY.
J. B. Gilillan, reading the GLOBE at break
fast-I must set out and see about this.
c. W. Johnson-The information came sc
straight, it must have been given away by
one who knew.
Frank Slocum-If their game is to freeze
me out they'll find I'm tough and woody anC
hard to curry.
c. A. Pillsbury-The Republican party il
90 arge to be controlled by states.
Sc Olsen-The only fight in our distric
was to lay William Henry ustis and we die
that in great shape. l am for William Win
dom.
John BaIber-There's no use talking, the
Democrats have got the bulge on us IN this
state For governor we must put up oul
strongest man. would prefer to see Win
dom governor, but McGill is a stronger
candidate.
Loren Fletcher-Gentlemen, am for A. K
NcGill and Senator Langdon is for Mr.. Gibbs
c. Histad-Gibbs is my choice, because ht
Is genuine farmer.
DR.. Anderson-The Scandiuav:ans in the
cities are all drifting towards the Democrats
but in the country they are staying with us
A Delegate-Mr. Fletcher must remember
that in the next campaign the guOernatoria
vote will be used a basis. Ames will
carry Hennepin county and cut down the Re
publican VOTE hence Hennepin wont be the
power in the convention she is now.
SCANDINAVIAN DEMOCRATS
Addressed On Issues of the Time.
BY Well.kn0wu Speakers.
A mass meeting of the residents O.
South Minneapolis was held last evenin;
under the auspices of the Scandinavian
Democratic club at Stockholm hall. The
attendance was very large, and the hal