St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-10
FOR AMES and WINSTON.
The Two Names Sweep Minneapolis
Throughout.
A MILD ORDER OF CYCLONE.
Everything Goes One Way--.C5ntest in
the Pourth---Fhe Delegates
Elected.
AmeS and Winston.


ried the city like wildfire.
The Democratic primary elections
were held last night, and if there was
any opposition to either it was lost in
the general shuttle. The primaries,
with few exceptions, were very quiet,
but were remarkable for the heavy votes
polled, under the circumstances. There
was nothing to call out particularly
large attendance and no especial fight
on hand, but the Democrats are vigor-
Gus and alert, and the first
call of the campaign found them ready
to respond in force. A primary was
held in probably every precinct in the
city, but several of the outlying wards
failed to report the results.
A birds eye view of the delegates
elected show sweeping Endorsement of
A. A. AmeS and P. B. Winston. 1t is
believed that the latter will carry the
county by a solid vote. There was not
precisely an issue on Mayor AmeS'
newly announced candidacy for dele
gate at large, but the names of the
delegates disclose friends of the mayor
III every direction. Among these are
many who are friendly to Doran, and at
the same time friendly to Glenn, but
they are disposed to avoid any kind of
conflict, and prefer to look at the party
rather than at any members of
prominent men in the party who
are disposed to look upon the Ames-
DOran row with disgust, and to unhesi-
tatingly say that both men are presum-
ing on their popularity and Oh the
claims they have on the party. 1t is be-
lieved that neither Glenn nor Doran
made any particular fight.
The list of delegates elected last night,
as far as obtainable, is as follows:
First Ward-First precinct, Titus
Mareck, Chris Penders, Con Linehan;
Second precinct, John Thielen, III. NJ.
Burke, August HierholZer; Third pre-
cinct, Hugh Butler, A. l.. Lennon, Fred
Brueshaber; Fourth precinct, John
enberg, John Riley: Fifth precinct,
Benjamin Davenport, Edwin Eich, w.
f. Hills; Sixth precinct, c. a. HanscOm,
Otto Grethen, Erick Nelson.
Second Ward-First precinct. Edward
j. Conroy, Scion Armstrong, &c. SaulS-
bury. j. X. Freer.
Third Ward-First precinct, S. A.
March, Joseph Kuehle. Nj. n. Summers:
Second precinct, J.J. Corcoran, L Ryan,
George Horton, f. Knoble; Third pre-
cinct, William McArdle. w. II. Mills,
Mic Raths. a. r. Olson Fourth precinct,
John A. Gilman, j. NJ. Griffith, John
A. Merrill, j. B. McArdle, Frank Dun
ney.
Fourth Ward-First precinct, Amos
Caverly, NJ. Grove, Erick Lind; Second
precinct, Howe Paige. John Lee, John
L. Bryne; Third precinct, A. T. An
keny, w. j. Byrnes, James Casey;
Fourth precinct, Frank l.. Morse, E. NJ.
Wilson, Seagrave Smith; Fifth precinct,
j. Barge, F. q. HOlbrooke; Sixth pre-
cinct-Theodore Basting, R. c. Hin
richs; Seventh precinct-J. r. SHIRLEY.
Leo Baird, G. r. Hill.
First Ward-FirSt precinct. S. q. Bar
low, S. Terill, John Donaldson; Second
precinct, G. A. Cornman, j. r. Ever
hard, D. D. Smith; Fourth precinct, P.
B. Winston, A. A. Ames, A. j. Rosan-
def; Mayor Ames gave his proxy to w.
IL. Finnegan; Fifth precinct, j. H.
Stevens, ". d. Barber, c. NJ. Foote;
Sixth precinct, j. w. Tamm, c. o.
Bader, Charles Cow, E. Dean; Seventh
precinct, A. N. Merrick, IL. B. Scott.
Sixth Ward-First precinct, Charles
Toberman, James Smith; Second pre-
cinct, +. ID. Nuremberg, John Asplund,
Inn F1ynn, Ed Kennedy, Jr.; Third
precinct, &. j. Heinrich, Matt Walsh,
DIR. j. p. Hanson, Fred Kruetberg;
Fourth precinct. John f. DOugherty,
Martin Dahl, John Nelson; Fifth pre-
cinct, James Sweeney, Peter Anderson,
Louis Vogler; Sixth precinct, X. l.. OPP
helm, W. l.. Lothamer, Charles Fjell-
man.
Seventh Ward-First precinct, =. F.
Heathrington, NJ. w. Glenn, A. j.
NOerenberg.
Eighth Ward-First precinct, W. F.
Redbury, J. T. Leftwich; second pre-
cinct, J. w. Fitzgerald, Orville Rine-
hart, A. q. Conner; third precinct, R.
E. Bader, G. l., Locke; fourth precinct,
j. b. Quinn, E. d. Briggs.
Ninth Ward-Second precinct, John
Kerr, B. McElroy; Third precinct,
Robert Erwin, Joseph Rebholtz, Pat
Graham; Fourth precinct, Michael
Lyons, Dennis Driscoll, Thomas Null
cahy; Fifth precinct, William Finn,
Michael Donovan, Thomas Mulcare.
Tenth Ward-First precinct, William
Mcknight, Ezra AmeS; Second precinct,
F. A. Schwartz, G. f. Baxter, John
Shillenberg.
Eleventh Ward-First precinct, Louis
Frederickson, Ed Burke; Second pre-
cinct, Jacob Stoft, Herman Topp; Third
precinct, A. w. McCallum, t. r.
Lawler; Fifth precinct, Henry Haven.