St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-11
OF COURSE IT'S AMES
The Magnetic Mayor Sweeps
Hennepin Like a Cy-
clone
And Carries Minneapolis City
By About Five to
One.
Hard Fights in Several Pre-
cinetS, None at All in
Others.
The Results as Far as Heard
From in the City
Proper.

w
Eighth ward -
alntI warn u......... IL
ISIIth maIu.'.: ....... -
Eleventh ward. rd.... 6
Twelfth ward rd............ 3 -
Thirteenth ward ..,.. 9
otalS. lS.---..-.. .l34 50
The Democratic primaries to select
delegates to the county convention,
which will meet on Monday next to
elect delegates to the state convention,
were held over Hennepin county last
night. No returns have been received
from the county outside the city, and
several city precincts failed to report.
However, the city delegation is nearly
complete, and the missing precincts are
well known. so that the result is appar-
ent As predicted, Ames easily carries
the county by vote of over four to one.
The delegates elected to the two con-
Ventions are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-State, Titus Mareck,
Joseph 1ngenhutt. Con Linnihan; con.
gressional, Charles Glueck, Chris Pen
ders, Anthony Brooks-Ames.
Second Precinct-State, John THE
len, +. j. L'Herault, }. p. Joseph; con-
gressional, E. L. George, Aug Hierhol-
ger, John Raferty-AmeS.
Third Precinct-State,A \. Orth, E. Fl.
Hettiin, Hugh Butler; congressional,
Z. Hubert, Frank Anger, Frank Lila
Ames.
Fourth-State, John Norton. John
Brueshaeber, Robert Gleason, q Schu-
lenberg; congressional, Perry Long,
John O'Reilly, George Chase, George
Smith-AmeS.
Fifth Precinct-State, o. Tessier. E.
Eich, l.. G. Kopp; congressional, John
Flanagan, c. a. Muller, j. Foell. DR.
Ames.
Sixth-State, c. A. Hanscom, E. Mel
son, Charles Leonard; congressional.
John Noerls, Frank Belle, o. Gutchen
-Ames.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct, State-Solon Arm
strong, John Thielen, E. Mcdonald, F.
q. Salisbury-Ames, 2; Wilson, 2.
Second Precinct, State-Isaacc Nc
Nair, II. p. Herring. Congressional
Baldwin Brown, f. G. McMillan-Wil-
son.
Third Precinct, state-H. W. Young,
c. c. Wilcox, B. f. Nelson. Congress
sional-E. J. Conroy, f. P. Van Valken-
burg, W. r. Guile-Ames.
THIRD WARD.
Second-State, John A. Larson, j. S.
Kennedy, Fred Knoble, S. II. Mahla;
congressional, Fred Knoble, Fred
Lorenzo, Oscar PierSon, William Ander-
son-Ames.
Third Precinct-State, Herman West
phal, William McArdle, A. r. Olson,
Nick Raths-Ames.
Fourth-State, j. J. Heinrich, Mic
Becker, Henry Oswald, Jr., James Hos
sett; congressional, John Bauman, P.
j. Butferding, Henry Helm, p. Martin
Ames.
Sixth-State, F. A. Merrill, James
Buck, Phillip Madden; congressional,
j. B. McArdle, n. }. La Brasle, l.. D.
Wilson--Wilson.
FOURTH WARD.
: First Precinct-State, Edward Law
Ter, A. j. Mullen. Paul Goodwin, Mich
ael Grove; congressional, same men--
AmeS.
second-state, ]. T. Byrnes, ]. A.
scott, B. b; Bennett; congressional, r.
). Schlessler, B. A. Bennett, j. A.
Scott-Ames.
Third-State, B. Coulter. c. F. Mil
ler. Patrick Hoban; congressional
James Shaughnessy, j. III. Walters.
William McFarland-Ames.
Fourth-State. F. l.. Morse, E. C.
Convict, and W. S. Stewart-Wilson.
Fifth-State, George r. Robinson, Jo-
seph F. Johnson; congressional, James
+. Wilson, G. j. Buell-Wilson.
SiXth-State, Theodore Basting. A.
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II. Long-AmeS,
Seyenth-SUate, Chris Goehringer. D.
B. Johnson, r. J. Shibley; congress
sional, Ed Boyce, William Schmidt, c.
r. Hill-Ames.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-State, j. II. Martin,
W. j. Gavin, S. j. Barlow, c. S. Terrill;
congressional, same-Ames.
Second-State, w. III. Donahue. T. F.
oil n II
al, DR.. G. II. Hunter, j. A. Dunn, Ru-
dolph Miller-Ames.
Fourth-State, p. B. Winston, A. A.
Ames, A. n. Jordan; congressional, A.
j. Rosander, P. B. Winston, A. A.
Ames-AmeS.
Fifth-State. II. Mclean, T. W. Scott,
Charles HaShow; congressional, III. W.
Pratt, &. S. Devons, John I'll. Stevens
Wilson.
Sixth-State, j. W. Tamm, Otto
BOder, E. Dean, G. A. eau; congress
Houde, r. 2. Huntington, j. p. Sven
son-AmeS.
Seventh-State. l.. N. Merrick, A.
Bederman: congressional, same-one
Ames, one Wilson.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-State, S. P. Swenson.
John DAWN: congressional, NJ. Quinlan,
a. NJ. AnQerSOn-AmeS.
Second-State, Louis Mellgren. Frank
Schultz, F.D.Noerenberg, Ed Kennedy,
Jr.; congressional, James Laugen, John
Asplund, John Walsh, August Moline
Ames.
Third-State, Claus Johnson, c. Neu-
man, n. o. Sundby, IL. Hall-Ames.
Fourth-State, Felix Golden, John
Nelson, Peter Hanson; congressional,
J. F. Dougherty, George King, Oscar
Lyke-Ames.
Fifth-State, B. Cheney, Alfred o.
son, Louis Vogler; congressional,
James Sweeny, Lars NJ. Rand, Fred
Wettergrew-Ames.
Sixth Precinct-State. William Ma
graft, Charles Tillman, K l.. Opheim-
Ames. Congressional: Thomas Fowler,
Ole Brown, w. L. Lotthamer.
SEVENTH WARD.
First precinct-State, w. J. Moore.
Thomas Ryan, George W. Swift: con-
gressional, j. Huntington, II. Strand.
George Westgaard-Ames.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct-State, w. S. Bedbury,
S. V. McKune-Ames.
Second-State, j. E. WOodford, G. 0.
Bedbury, L. W. Fitzgerald; congress
sional, same-Ames.
Third-State,l Robert E: Boder, G. l..
Locke: congressional, A. w. Paris, G.
l.. Mayham-Ames.
Fourth-State. Charles Fl. Wilson, S.
j. Klares; congressional, John b.
Quinn, E. A. Kelly-Ames.
NINTH WARD.
Third--State, Robert Graham, Fred
Hortenbock, A. Lind; congressional,
Robert Erwin, William Meyers, j. Grove
-Ames.
First Precinct-State. William Mer-