St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-28
SALTWATER DEMOCRATS.
Nominations That Will BE Made by
the County COnventiOn-.ReP ubIi-
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The Washington county Democratic con.
vention, which will be held at the court house
here this afternoon. will be a quiet one from
every indication. The slate is almost COM
pleted. The only fight will be over the county
attorneyship. There are two candidates, I.
w. Castle and G. ?. Gregory. The Gregory
men claim that their man will be nominated
without doubt. Mr.. Castle is the present
incumbent. For senator, Hon. E. W. Durant
will get the nomination. For clerk of court,
a. Frederick will be nominated. For register
of deeds, w. r, Lehmicke; for judge of pro-
bate. Rudolph Lehmicke; for school super
iqtendent, T. P. james; for county surveyor,
Myron Shepard, the present incumbent, will
be re-nOminated. John F. Burke will be
nominated for county treasurer, if he will
accept. Samuel Mathews. one of the county
commissioners. will be re-nominated. From
what could be learned last night the nominal
ton of representatives will be reserved.
at the Republican caucuses held last night
the following delegates were elected. First
ward, Orris Lee, P. n. Peterson, N. D. Castle,
+. NJ. Prince, DIR. W. H. Game and Dr. T. c.
Clark. Second ward, DR.. B. g. Merry, Charles
Boo. Frank Raiter, j. A. Tenner, DR.. B. ].
Merrill, FL. VOigny, Gus Boreen. DR.. W. Fl.
Pratt, H. Halverson, and DR.. p. H. Willard.
Third ward E. L. HOspes, E. G.. Cross, An
drew Olson. L. Bergeron, John Covell, ]. C.
Henning, Joseph Galley, W. K. Wurdeman,
George Haskell. The Third ward delegates
are for Hospes for register of deeds.
The ministers of Saltwater met at the rooms
of the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday morning and Or
ganized ministers's union, with Rev. DR.. j.
H. Carroll. of the Presbyterian. moderator.
and Rev. j. II. Albert, of the Congregational,
secretary. The union will meet once a month,
at which all work relating TO the ministerial
and pastoral work will be discussed.
Yesterday John Downs was fined S13.25 for
assault, Gus Klitka $3.50 for drunkenness
selling liquor on Sunday. The case against
William Shuhr, for assaulting Joe Casey with
q mallet at the TepaSS brewery some time
ago, was dismissed.
Yesterday in probate,in the estate of Chris
tian Carr, minor license to sell his wards
interestin real estate in Baytown was granted
his guardian. In the Elizabeth Schlicher
estate the last will and testament was filed,
the proof to be heard Oct. %.
The engagement OF Miss Dill Carley, pop
ular young lady of this city, to Mr.. L. D.
Tubbs, OF Wisconsin, is announced the
wedding to take place Oct. %.
George F. Sabn. who has been mentioned
as a Republican candidate for prosecuting
attorney, declines to be a candidate for any
Office.
Durant s. Wheeler sold 400, 900 feet of logs
to the Cascade Lumber company yesterday
Jordan L. Mathews sold half raft to the same
firm.
The steamer r. ]. Wheeler arrived from
Burlington yesterday and will leave with a
raft tomorrow.
g. Paul Smith will appear at the NJ E.
church, under the auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A,
this evening.
Mrs. George Van Waters and Mrs. Nora
Shaw, of Wisconsin, are the guests of DIR.
Van Waters.
Miss Ida Hoyt was summoned to her home
in Boston on Sunday evening by the illness of
her mother.
Charles Fisk, of Sank Centre, was here yes
terday on business in connection with the car
company.
The night train on the Omaha between
SpOoner and Ashland has been discontinued.
r. S. Davis, II. ]. McKusick and Fred PEN
nington are hunting duck in Dakota.
F. Peachman, the Wisconsin Oil inspector.
is IN the city.
Mrs. F. B. Netzer is visiting friends at
CrookstOn.
H. P. Barclay returned from Chicago yes
terday.
The Guberna rial Candidates