St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-17
Three Aspirants for Judicial
Honors Puzzle Eighth Dis
trict Democrats.
After Twenty-One Ballo is the
Convention Adjourns Un-
til To-Day.
Nebraska ProhibitioniSts Put
A Full State Ticket in
Nomination.
Funny Mr.. Horr Entertains His
Republican Friends at
Montevideo.
Special to the Glob e.

Special to the Globe.
HENDERSON. Minn., Aug. 16.-The
Democratic Eighth judicial district con-
ventiOn met at Court House hall at II
o'clock a. m. to-day, pursuant to call.
Frank A. Quinlin, chairman of the dis
trict committee, called the convention
to order. A. A. Fitch, of Glencoe, was
elected temporary chairman, and Hugh
M. Cavern, of Arlington, temporary
secretary. The following committees
were appointed: On Credentials-F Frank
Warner, of Carver: Julius A. Collier, of
Scott; f. W. Kalars, of LIE Sueur:
James Finn, of Sibley, and j. H. Dor
sey, of Mcleod. On Permanent Or
ganization-C. F. Smith, of LIE Sueur;
James McI1ale, of Scott; j. G. Whelan,
of Sibley; George Faber, of Carver: H.
ii. Bonniwell, of Mcleod The con-
vention then took a recess till 1:3O D.
m. On reassembling the report of the
committe on credentials, showing
the following delegates entitled
to seats in the convention was adopted:
Carver County-Frank Warner, George
Faber, Jr., Fred Grein, Jr., Andrew
Schultz, Joseph w. Craven, Robert Pat
terSon, Leonard Struckens. F. j. Heidi.
LIE Sueur County-M. r. Everett, F. W.
Kalars. c. F. Smith, James Connolly,
o. P. Buell., A. w. Knaak, John
Proshek, Jacob zimmerman, J. F.
Quinlin, M. Grady. Mcleod County
j. II. Dorsey, F. X. Kohler, Fl. "a. Bon
niwell, j. Meyers, John Kasper. A. P.
Fitch. Scott County-Julius A. Caller,
Theo. Weiland, Peter Rup, Henry Nico-
lin, r. j. Farley, James McHale, Pat
rick Condor, Martin Kelleher. Sibley
County James Finn, j. c.
Whelan, Albert Sass, Charles
Bonne, Hugh McGOvern, H. A.
Saur. The committee on per-
manent organization recommended
that the temporary organization be made
permanent, and the recommendation
was adopted. Nominations for judge
were next in order. w. Z. Odell. of
Carver, was nominated by Frank
Warner. of Chaska, seconded by Julius
A. Colter, of Scott. Francis Caldwell,
Everett, of lie Sueur. seconded by James
Finn, of Sibley. Henry Kinds, of
Shakopee, was nominated by James
McHale, of Scott, seconded by III. III.
Bonniwe1l, of Mcleod. The first ballot
taken by counties resulted as follows:
LIE Sueur, Caldwell, 10; Sibley, Caldwell,
6: Scott, Kinds, s; Carver, O'dell, 8:
Mcleod, Odeil, 5, Kinds, l; totals
Odell, 13; Caldwell. 16; Kinds, 9. A
recess was then taken. The second and
third ballots resulted as follows: Odeu,
IA: Caldwell, 16; HInds. 8. After an
other recess balloting was again resumed
with the same result as above. The fifth
and sixth ballots were the same, and
the convention adjourned to o'clock
p. m. On the seventeenth ballot Cad
we'll received 16, O'Dell IA, Kinds s:
eighteenth, same; nineteenth, CALDWELL
16, O'Dell 13, Kinds 8; twentieth, Cad
we'll Is, O'Dell IA, Hinds9; twenty-frst,
Caldwell 15, O'Dell 10, Kinds 8. The
convention adjourned at II o'clock p. m.
until a. m. of the 17th inst. Eloquent
speeches were made by Frank Quinlan,
of LIE Sueur, and julius A. Caller, of
Shakopee. The Henderson Amateur
brass band rendered the convention a
serenade during the evening.