St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-06
SOFT STUFF, PLEASE.
PPohibitionistS Will Put Up
a Ticket Of Their
Own.
A Dam by a Mill Site Stirs
Up Some Litiga-
ton.
Still Searching for an Owner
for a Suit Of
Clothes.
One Judge Who Could Not
Attend the Big Con-
Vention.

Representative of the Prohibition
morning at 10 O'Clock in Relief society
hall, Ninth street, near Jackson, for
the purpose of nominating county of
ficerS for the ensuing election, compris-
ing auditor, treasurer, sheriff, register
of deeds, judge of probate, attorney,
surveyor, coroner, superintendent OF
schools and seven members of the house
of representatives.
Primaries were held in all the wards
with the exception of the Third, and six
delegates were chosen from each ward,
while each ward club was given two
delegates in addition. 1t is expected that
upwards of 120 delegates will be in at
tendance. which will be in marked con-
traSt to the convention of 1884, when
but five delegates put in an appearance.
According to the result of the primaries
held in ten of the eleven wards of Ram
Sey county the delegates from each Will
be as follows:
First Ward-Rev. J. Truman, Rev.
John Squire, Olaf Sungaard, Mrs. IL.
uIlCls OCOL &c L. w OOloOy anu OhdlACo
Peterson.
Second Ward-Charles A. Scheffeld,
Edward l.. Miller, NJ. l.. Cummings, r.
Lyle, T. n. Martin and j. III. Miller.
Alternates- William Sargent, w. H.
Chase, E. l.. Tepel, John Thomas, DR..
SpateS and John Ortman.
Fourth Ward-Rev. j. E. Smith, Rev.
Robert Forbes, d. w. Doty, Allen
Brown, Peter Kruger, and George ID.
Huff. Alternates-J. L. Dempsey, r.
B. HOlbrOok, $. Meeker, B. l.. Parry,
Otto Peterson. L. l.. Harrison.
Fifth Ward-Dr. James K. ErSkine'
II. Herbst, A. S. Fiske, H. II. Kent,
Walter H. Davis and Mr.. Daniels. AL
ternates: Miss Ellen G. McManigal,
Mrs. Catharine Erskine. Mrs. o. ID. Cur
It's, Mrs. NJ. K. McManigal. Miss Frida
Larson and Miss Isabella Bowie,
Fifth Ward Club-Delegates, F. r.
Mechanical and c. F. Hallowell; alter
mates, Miss jamie Erskine and Miss
Bowie.
Sixth Ward-Thomas jefferson, Rev.
David Morgan, w. Il. Waller. DR.. j. E.
VOak, Rev. j. F. Stout and Rev. G. E.
Pierce.
Sixth Ward Club-Dr. W. A. Powers
and NJ. Devereaux.
INeN6Hln w dIu-O. N. w OOuWdru, Ut.
F. Mcclure, w. A. McManigal, J. H.
Hillen, Rev. H. G. Jennings, Rev. w.
w. Dawley. Alternates, j. III. FitZ, H.
ii. Mann, q. j. Kirkland, +. NJ. Dennis,
w. A. Hammond and G. Ii. Wyman.
Seventh Ward Prohibition Club-E.
G. Varney ami A. ID. Dawson.
Eighth Ward Charles Anderson,
John Olsen, Emil Wilde, Olef Hen
erickson, G. HammerstrOm and II. J..
Webster. American club of the Eighth
ward-Father Mahoney and Mr.. Lam
son. Scandinavian club-JuliuS Kins-
ley and Andrew ChriStOphsOn.
Ninth Ward-C. w. Blair, Z. P.
Maale, Rev. o. a. Wierson, ID. Doran.
G. J. Milsted and Thomas Prender-
CAST.
Tenth Ward-George Drew, T. w.
Wallace, Mr.. Allard, Rev. j. B. Free
man, j. Hemingway and A. w. Nc
Crea. From the ward Prohibition club.
MesSrs. G. n. AkerS and A. Il. Drew.
Eighth Ward-F. n. Lockwood, Prof.
Wallace. Rev. F. f. Doran, Rev. j.
Woods and DR.. KirkwOod.
ProhibitioniStS of St. Paul are max
ing arrangements for demonstration
in the interests of their cause Saturday
evening, Sept. ID, at which MesSrS.
Fisk and Harrison. their presidential
and gubernatorial candidates, will
speak. A grand parade, in which it is
expected that many Prohibition clubs
from other cities in the state will par
ticipate, will take place the following
Monday at MINNEAPOLIS