St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-11
SAINT PAUL MATTERS.
Primaries Tonight to Elect Delegates to
To-MOrrow's Democratic County Con-
vention-The Candidates.
Services at the Cathedral in Connection
With the PauliSt Fathers
Mission.
he Doctrine of Probation After
observation-disclosures on the Dignity
of Labor.
Can Kings Suit be Appealed DON'T
Kill the Birds--Sumnary of
Sundays Happenings.
Primaries To-Night.

Between 5 and o'clock this evening TIL
primaries will be held for tomorrow
Democratic county convention, which vii
be called to order in Pfeiffer's hall at 10 a
m. Following are the places designated
for the caucuSeS:
First Ward-No. 2 Engine House.
Second Ward-Abstract clerk office, court
house.
Third ward-City hall.
Fourth Ward-First aldermanic district
$40 West Seventh street; Second aldermanic
district, No. Engine House; Third alder
manic district, corner Carroll and Josette
streets.
Fifth Ward-First aldermanic district, No.
s Engine House; Second aldermauc district,
sos Wallace street; Third Aldermanic dis
trict, 925 East Seventh street.
Sixth Ward-First aldermanic district 81
Concord street; Second aldermanic district,
S26 Dakota avenue
Seventh Ward-At Pierce Brothers, Mime
sofa transfer.
The primary judges appointed by the
committee are:
First Ward-Patrick Conley, Charles C..
Cummings.
Second Ward-A. S. Weller, William De-
laney.
Third Ward-Henry II. Fuller, Thomas P.
Grace.
Fourth Ward-First aldermanic district
Barney Ryan, Frank Mccartney; Second
aldermanic district, Charles Il. Msnshlp.
James King; Third aldermanic district, Fred
Schroeder, Patrick Keigher.
Fifth Ward-First Gldermanic district,
Michael Mullane, Patrick d. Rasche; Second
aldermRnic district, Patrick Dawson Patrick
Egan; Third aldermsnic district, Harvey
Cook, William Het1eld.
Sixth Ward-First aldermanic district,
Joseph AnStett. Frank Gels; Second alder
manic district, Henry Belland, James H. Bell
Seventh Ward-Beriah Magofin, George
McGregOr.
NUMEROUS CANDIDATES.
For the offices of clerk of courts, sheriff
and register of deeds there is some compe-
tltion. and in some wards there will proba-
bly, be two tickets Of delegates. Alderman
O'Connor and NJ. F. Kahn have strong
backing for the nomination Of clerk, and
each is confident. Tom Caulfeid, George
Allen and j. II. Gieske are in the field for
the Sheriff's Office and r. w. Bell and P. j.
Giesen are making race for the Office of
register of deeds. 1t is extremely interest
ing because it is conceded that this fall the
nominees of tO-morrowS convention have
pretty sure thing of the election.
The nominations for these places on the
ticket will have considerable to do with
coloring the rest of the ticket. Judge Egan
may be sure of denomination, as he was
the Democratic candidate from the be-
ginning. Aid. o. 0. Cullen has been
mentioned for the nomination as
treasurer. although Mr.. Burton is
up for denomination. Both are quite pop
ular, and are recognized as strong men, and
competent for the Office. Capt. ]. d.
Wood is an Old-time Democrat. and is in
the field for the Office of auditor. Stone
German is also candidate. Arthur G.
OTIS, and Richard Walsh. son of Lieut..
Walsh, are about evenly preferred for the
candidacy for judge of probate. DIR.
Quinn'S denomination and election for cor
oner is admitted.
There is talk of indorsing Albert Scheff-
er's nomination Tor the senate. Senator
Griggs is strongly talked of for renomina-
ton. Robert A. Smith is not anxious, it
is said, for senatorial candidacy. although
G. II. Lienau has his eyes in that direc-
ton. Judge E. Fl. Wood, of the Sixth
ward, is in the Legislative field. E. A.
Hendrickson is the unanimous choice of the
country for denomination, and he could
have the senatorial nomination if he de-
sired. The Fifth ward can easily
be captured this year, although
not much has been said about candidates.
NJ. J. DAILY has been Endorsed by the Trades
and Labor assembly for county commits
sioner, and Robert Newell, L. A. Norman
din and A. L. Robinson have this backing
as candidates for representatives.
Much activity was shown in getting up
tickets last night, and a big vote will be
polled at this evenings primaries. The eau
cuses will determine the result of the con-
vention, which will be carried through har-
moniously, although with close balloting
no doubt on the three first places men
TONED.