St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-06
SATURDAYS CONVENTION.
Hennepin Democrats Select Delegates
Without Much Friction.
THE LEGISLATIVE WA
VIII Go Into the Conventional List Of
Delegates Chosen In Min
neapolis.

The Hennepin Democrats last night
elected delegates to the county conven-
ton to be held Saturday next to nom
nate q county ticket. There was IN
many precincts considerable confusion,
as a result of the failure of the county
committee to name the precise polling
places, but there was an absolute lack OF
excitement except in few cases. The
rule was to elect the delegation by ac-
clamation, as there were few precincts
in which anything like a contest
cropped out. A number of Republicans
turned up and endeavOred TO resurrect
the buried fight of the last convention,
but ii was without avail. One Of the
notable contests was in the famous
Third precinct of the Fourth
ward, where the Smith-Maben
quarrel cropped out anew. Smith
scored an easy victory again. but the
legislative war will be carried into the
convention. Among the notables who
were elected were E. a. Stevens, n.
W. Glenn, Joseph JepsOn, John L.
Byrnes, r. B. Forrest, William Nc
Ardle, Scion Armstrong, Pat Callahan,
c. r. Hills and A. ID. Smith. AS near
as could be obtained last night the dele
gates were as follows:
THE LIST OF DELEGATES.
First Ward-Second precinL Con Sullivan,
Chas. Benson, John E. Thielen- Third pre-
cincL John P. Noss, Napoleon CregoE: a L.
Lennon. Sixth precinct Joseph Forun,
Otto Grethen, Il. J. Rankin.
Second ward-First precinct John Inleien,
Solan Armstrong, Thomas Sandberg, +; NC
Donald. Second precinct A. Z. sardeson-
F. :. McMlnen. Third precinct W. Z.
Hewitt J. K. Scott Z. Barton.
Third Ward-Third precinct, & A. west
phGl, Matt Shulenberg. Peter Faber, A. R.
Olson. Fourth precinct. Daniel Donovan, :.
j. Heinrich. Henry Oswald, L. Eichorn. Filth
precinct, Peter Rotering, Hugh Jennings,
Aug Allen, G. E. Ledgerwood. Sixth pre-
clnct. J. B. McArdle, r. B, Forrest, James
Buck Owing TO a mistake in calling the
caucus. another one was held which elected
as delegates NJ. D. Wilson, f. Swenson and
Philip Mathers.
Fourth Ward-First precinct, c. Northrup,
N. Grove. Erlck Limo Charles baenr. sec
ond precinct, John t. Byrnes, X. j. Sehiss-
Ter. B. A Bennett. Fourth precinct, j. r.
Corrigan, L. * Hull, E. W. Murphy. Fifth
precinct, Jacob Barge. George NJ MAYOR
Seventh precinct, G. c. Barry, c. L. Hill,
Fifth Ward-First precinct ". J. Gavin,
John Donaldson. Ed TerrilI D. B. johnson.
Second precinct, Max Adler. j. R. Everard,
Thomas Laly. Third precinct, j. S. De
" Olls y. D. DQtk4udL IO0AAl PLCS-ASG
F. Hanley. Fred KEGS, A. y. Jordan. Fifth
precinct, c. c. Hastrom, 81. Mclean. John
Duffield Sixth precinct, z. Dean, Thomas
DAWN. c. A. eau, J. W. Tamm.
sixth Wsrd-First precinct, Peter Swanson;
P NJ Edmunds. Second precinct, Edward
Kennedy, j. J. McHsle, Fred Fredericton.
Third precinct, John Nelson, N. Dahl, Fred
Kuphal Fourth precinct Halvor Hall, G. J.
Heinrich, n. o. Sunby, L. Il. Tucker. Fifth
precinct, A. Olson, ]. Sweeny. A. Sunby.
sixth precinct. z. L. Van Dusen, Charles
Hillman. ". F. Lothamer.
Seventh Ward-First precinct NV. Glenn,
John Solden, a. j. McDaniels. Third pre-
cinct, George Eaton, c. B. Williams, W. q.
Tibbetts
Eighth Wsrd-T J. Leftwich. R. L. Cox.
Second precinct Z. 4. Stevens, E. 4 Kelly
H. @. ConnOrs. Fourth precinct, W. Il.
Trip, ". H. Norris.
Ninth Ward-First precinct, A ?. Chesley,
Oliver Stokes. Peter McNamee.
Eleventh Ward-First precinct, Ed Burke
P. j. Callahan; Second precinct, Joseph Jep-
son. A. n. Jones; Third precinct Alex Nc
Cullom. c. G. Quist; Fourth precinct, Matt
Donahue, John Lally, T. $ Kelly.