St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-13
FomrfIs Ward

Third precinct, Marcus P. Hayne. r. +.
Jones, Ed Lamburn.
Fourth precinct no report
Fifth precinct, c. Wright Davidson, W. G..
Marson (unpledged).
sixth precinct Peter Sells. Glib Hadderly
Seventh precinct, F. L. Deterly. Potter and
Love.
Eighth precinct Fred Wright, Harry
Adams. Potter and Love-
Ninth precinct, Emory Wood, A. Reed
Potter and Loye.
r Tenth Tent precinct, William Mccrarry, Ralph
L. Whitney, j. ". Nash. G. c. Whitcomb.
Eleventh precinct, j. 81. Thompson, w. E..
Hale, D. F. Simpson, Loye.
Twelfth precinct, James Mcmillan, George
NMcNair W. P. Roberts, Will Moffett
Thirteenth precinct, E. A. Pratt, Harry E.
Iruesdale. George E. Hayes, Lewis Runge.
Potter and Loye.
Fourteenth precinct-H. c. Truesdell,
George E; Hayes. E. A. Pratt and Lewis
:, Fifteenth-John 81. Westervelt. c. D..
Brnmtield, ". 81. Eustis and s. L. Trussell.
Potter and Loye.
= sixteenth-B. J. Mcintyre, A. C. Plummer
G. a. Bartlett. Potter.
Seventeenth-J. H. Mcconnell. Potter.
Fifth Ward.
The Fourth precinct of the Fifth ward
wv d. G.
Sterrett came in the contest, but failed In the
grand roundup of tickets j. s. Armstrong
Will represent the Sixth precinct of the Fifth
ward. Mr. Armstrong not only goes unin-
structed, but stated after the caucus that,
apart from favoring the best men he could
not state how he stood.
There was no opposition in the Tenth pre-
cinct of the Fifth ward. and the delegates
are uninstructed. These are S. C. Cutler and
w. II. Hemperly.
the Eighth precinct of the Fifth ward, and
goes to the convention unlnstructed. He had
no opposition in the caucus.
In the Seventh precinct of the Fifth, Will
lam NJ; Smith and A. j. Switzer were select
ed without opposition.
August Strom will represent the Ninth
precinct of the Fifth ward. He is for the
best men.
Eleventh Precinct-T. F. ouimby. Frank
Plummer, ". H. Dennis, c. T. Allen. C. r.
Nelson. For alderman, Stillman.
Twelfth Precinct-H. f. Brown, II e.
Barnes Jr., j. A. Modisette. F. W. Reed Fred
Orff, z. N. Dickey, E. .. Sumner. For alder
Thirteent Precinct-Otto S. Langum, W.
M. Carlton, n. NJ. Cook. Two for Stiliman,
one for Brazie.
Fourteenth Precinct-T. A. Brown. John
ID. Steele, George F: Edwards. Fletcher for
mayor, Brazie for alderman.
FIFTEENTH Precinct-Daniel Fish, W. E.
Grinnell. Charles F. Haney. For alderman.
BraZie; one for Stillman.
Sixteenth Precinct-N. r. Thompson, J. G.
Brazie foralderman
Seventeenth Precinct-F. h. Peavy. j. s.
Homan; X: j. Fitzgerald, c. L. Cove, F. q.
Schofield, D. II Green. Thomas Downs for
alderman. Uninstructed for mayor
Eighteenth Precinct--A. T. lowering. For
alderman, Brazie.
Sixth Ward.
Here the contest was entirely on the alder
manic ticket. Fred Youngren CARRYING nine
out OF twelve precincts with 10 of 27 votes.
The other two are doubtful. The delegates
are Tor Fletcher for mayor, and there is no
Probably the majority favor Potter, but if
Clough shows up winner, he will probably
stand from under.
Seventh Ward.
First Precinct-George h johnson, W. H.
Lowry, L. n. Gayner. Uninstructed for
mayor; instructed for Meloy for alderman.
u second Preclnct-George A. Coulter, John
Egar. Uninstructed for mayor; favor Mitch
ell for alderman.
Third Precinct-William Hughes, Robert
McCutcheon, W. W. Lowry, H. Kelley. Tn
for alderman.
Fourth Precinct-A. E. Allen. Alfred Helm
Favor Fletcher; instructed for Meloy for
alderman.
Firth Precinet-v. L. Coleman, John Dit
for, n. l. Colburn. Favor Fletcher; in
structed for Meloy for alderman.
Sixth Precinct-N. G. Radebaugh. Charles
peterson, j. A. Arneson. Instructed to favor
Potter; instructed tor an alderman south of
Cedar avenue: favor Fletcher.
Seventh Precinct-Charles E. Adalr. Tn.
instructed.
Eighth Ward.
First Precinct-William H. Richie, S. B. How
ard, Charles Parkell. c. l. Fuller, S. w. Fisk.
For alderman, Albert Lawrence.
Second Precinct-P. j. Tostevin, Len L.
gan. Lawrence for alderman
Third Precinct-C. c. Laybourn. Frank z
Mix, c. b. Barrett. Hansen for alderman.