St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28
ONE SINGLE DISSEhTER.
Put in an Appearance at the County
Convention.
A BIG SCHEFFER BOOM.
Two Hours Sufficed TO Make a Fight.
ing Finale of the Pri-
maries.

The Ramsey county Democratic con-
vention to name delegates to the state
convention assembled at Market hall
Yesterday OF 10 a. M, and was called to
order by Chairman Olivier. City Attor-
ney w. P. Murray was made temporary
chairman and George III. Allen tenn
porary secretary. A committee of Gre
dentials, composed of one from each
ward and one from the country, was
appointed, as follows:
First Ward-M. Mullane, John Norman, @.
Tankenoff, E. Turgeon, E. j. Kirkland, A. q.
Olson.
Second ward-w. Hamm, Coleman: Flaher-
tv, Matt Egan, James Claffey, Henry Schorn,
?. l.. Dawson, w. Linn. Henry Brand.
Third Ward-William Barrett, John Heber,
P. Conley, August Nilsson, ID. j. O'Connor,
T. Kenney, Sever Robinson.
Fourth Ward-P. T. Kavanagh, 81. Fl. Fuller,
George j. Mitsch, r. L. German, John S.
erode, William Delaney, Fred Schroeder, C.
E Christian, Andrew Oschwald, d. E. Foley.
George Nicholson, Theodore Jams.
Fifth Ward-P. Egan, Mic Hardy, John
Thil, John II. Ives, G. d. O'Brien, William
Banholzer, Con Wurm.
Sixth Ward-E. L. Volk, j. E. Brady, Adam
Helm, E. r. Greenwood, c. H. Lienau, p. H.
Mcdonnell, Frank A. Barbeau, James A.
DevIin, l.. M. Wilhelmy.
Seventh Ward-W: P. Murray. Q. A. Carter,
George c. Futyoye, John F. Smith.
Pothen, NJ. O'Toole, W. II. .Athey,. NJ. Lux,
William Esch, James Dowlan, George H.
Allen. Emil Walthers, August Dahms.
Ninth Ward.W: F. Bremen, David Fitz-
Platte. Frederick Nelson, John Sauerwein,
Antoine Peltier, Joseph Unten.
Tenth Ward-Joseph Meyers, Alexander
Adams.
White Bear Village-Leo Ange.
White Bear TOWN.. Melrose.
The chair then appointed a committee
of seven on resolutions, as follows:
Charles II. Lienau, G. D. O'Brien,
William Hamm, George q. Futvoye,
Frederick Nelson, r. S. German, j. 81.
Ives.
The following nominating committee
was appointed: 81. II. Fuller, William
Hamm, Charles Fl. Lienau, P. T. Kava-
nagh, Pat COnley, j. +. Smith, Pat
Egan.
This committee after short consulta-
ton presented the following list of
twenty-eight names as delegates to the
state convention:
Robert A. Smith, Lewis Baker, W. P Muir,
| ray, G. d. O'Brien, c. ID. Llenau,, William
Barrett, P. T. Kavanagh, H. II. Fuller, Will
i X. L. German, John b. Oliver, Thomas Bren-
| nan, E. A. Hendrickson, George J. Mitsch,
| Pat Conley, r. c. Starkey, John F. Smith,
| George II. Allen, Joseph Minea, NJ. Mullane,
| P. Egan. Nick Hardy, Lorenzo Hoyt, Dan
| Baker, August Nilsson, j. E. Brady.
The same were accepted. AT this
time P. Il. Kavanagh introduced the
following resolution, which was
adopted:
| Resolved, That the Ramsey county delega-
| ton is hereby instructed to vote as a unit IL
| the state convention OH all questions affect
| ing the organization of said convention: also
on the nomination for governor, and that nc
| proxy shall be recognized except by con
sent of the majority of the delegation.
When the committee on resolutions
returned the following report was of
fered:
The Democracy of Ramsey county, in con
vention assembled, expresses its hearty ap
proval of the national Democratic platform
| and its confidence in the national STANDARD
7 bearers Of the party; It gives voice to thu
firm belief that Minnesota will cast he
electoral vote for Cleveland and Thurman