St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-20
The FUNERAL PLANS.
The Republican County Con-
vention Called for
Sept. 4.
Democratic Harmony Flour
ishes Like a Bay Tree, De-
spite Interference.
The City Council Acts Upon
the Garbage Cues
ton.
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An Injunction Denied and the
Washburn-Crosby People
Come Out Ahead.


to be held at Normanna hall. corner OF
Third street and Twelfth avenue south.
Monday, Sept. l, at 10 O'Clock.
The city primaries will be held the
preceding Friday evening, and the
village primaries throughout the county
Oh Saturday evening. This is the re-
suit Of the meeting of the county COM
mittee held yesterday afternoon at
the Office of Aid. j. Ii. Bradish
in the Bank of Commerce building.
There was a good attendance of the
members of the committee from the
city, including the following: w. q.
Nye, Third ward; A. j. Boardman and
A. Ii. Hall. Fourth ward; John Wash
Sixth ward; George ii. Johnson, Sev-
enth ward; f. U. barrow. Eighth ward;
j. H. Bradish, Ninth ward; Il. B.
Thompson, Eleventh ward; III. b.
Cramer, Twelfth ward; WV. Bartlett,
Thirteenth ward. The First, Second
and Tenth wards were not represented.
and E. r. Perkins, of Excelsior, was
the only representative from the coun-
try.
The decision of the committee to hold
the regular convention Sept. l was
something of a surprise, the general
opinion having been that the county
and legislative nominations would not
be made until some time about the mid
die of September at subsequent con-
vention. AS it is all nominations will
be made by the convention just called,
and delegates will be selected to repre-
sent Hennepin county at the Fourth
district congressional convention. which
meets at Anoka Sept. 2, and also at the
Fourth district judicial convention,
which has not yet been called. The basis
of apportionment of delegates used at
the former Republican county conven-
ton was adopted. and will entitle 306
delegates to seats in the convention.
The appOrtionment is one delegate to
every seventy votes or major fraction
thereof cast for Harrison in 1888. A res
olution was adopted by the committee
instructing each member to find out
whether the precinct committees of his
ward were still in existence, and to
make appointments where vacancies had
occurred since the last campaign. The
names of the present committees
are to be reported to the secretary
| of the county committee within three
days, and each precinct committee is
| instructed to act as inspectors and
| Judge of the primary elections. The
| caucuseS are to be held at the old poll
ing places whenever possible. and in
any case where the old polling place
cannot be secured. the precinct COM
mittee will select some other place for
| the caucus and cause the same to be
| published. SO that there will be no mis-
! understanding. The number of dele
gates to which each township, village
and precinct is entitled, is as follows:
Towns ana Villages Bloomington, 1;
| Brooklyn, 2; Champlin, /; Corcoran, ] !;
Crystal Lake, l; Dayton. |; Eden Prairie, 1;
Excelsior township, 2; Greenwood, l; Has
| son, l; Independence. 2; Maple. Grove. /;
Orono, L; Medina l; Minnetonka = Min
field, L; st. Anthony. l.; Crystal, 1; Golden
Valley, L: osseo, l; st. Louis Park, l; Way
| Zata, l /; total 20.
First Ward Precincts-First. 1; Second,
| 1; Third, l; Fourth. L; Fifth. /; Sixth, l.:
| Seventh l. Eighth, 2; Ninth. 2; total. II.
| Second Ward-First pre- cinct, l; second, 5;
third 3; fourth, 4; fifth, 3; sixth, 2; total,
IS.
Third Ward-First precinct .; second, 8;
| third ): fourth, ,; fifth, 2; sixth, 2; seventh,
2; eighth, 1 ninth, 2; tenth, 2; eleventh. 2;
| twelfth, 4; thirteenth, 2; fourteenth, 3; tif-
| teenth, 2; total, "a.
Fourth Ward Precncts-First g.: second,
! Q: third. 2; fourth, 2; fifth, 2; sixth, 2; sew
L
| enth, 8; twelfth, 4; thirteenth, 3; fourteenth,
| fifteenth, 8; sixteenth, 3; seventeenth, !;
! total. A.
third. .: fourth, q; fifth, /; sixth, l; sew
enth, 2: eighth, l; ninth, /; tenth, 2; elev-
| enth 4; twelfth 7; thirteenth, 8; fourteenth
| 3: fifteenth, 81 sixteenth, 3; seventeenth, l.;
total, 43.
third, 8; fourth, l; fifth. L; sixth, Q; sew
| enth, .; eighth, 2; ninth, 3; tenth, p;
| eleventh, 8; twelfth, 3; total. 81.
Seventh Ward Preclncts-First 3; econd,
| 1; third, four; fourth, 2; fifth, 3; sixth, 3;
| seventh, /; total, %.
Eighth Ward Precincts-First. 5; second. 3;
third. 3; fourth, !: fifth 6; sixth, 4; seventh,
! 2; eIghth 2; total, 26.
Ninth Ward Precincts-Flrst 3; second,
| 8; third, s.: fourth, 2; fifth, 3; SIXTH 2;
seventh, 9: total, Is.
Tenth Ward Precincts-First 2; second,
Eleventh Ward Precincts-First 2; sec
ond, 3: third, 2; fourth, 2; fifth. 4; sixth, :;
seventh. s; eighth, q; NINTH 3; tenth, 2;
Twelfth Ward Precincts-First 2; second,
Thirteenth Ward Precincts-First 1; Sec
ond, Q; total, 3.
REHABILITATION.
Towns and villages. % Eighth ward ..... 26
First ward. II Ninth ward 800. Is
Second ward Ills Tenth ward 49,. z
W
Fourth ward 80. AZ Twelfth ward. 80. 4
Fifth ward . .43 Thirteenth ward. 5
Sixth ward .......27
Seventh ward 49,. 20 Total. 3CG
1t would have surprised and aggra-
waited the Republican politicians who
are trying just now to instigate row
in the Democratic camp could they have
attended the meeting of the Jefferson
club last evening. There was large
turnout, and there was every indica-
ton of harmony. The most important
action taken was q decision that the
club will join with.th Cleveland club
in perfecting Il thorough organization in
the interest of Democracy.
p. 3. Winston was present, having
arrived yesterday from Virginia. He
was told last night by GLOBE reporter
that his name had been mentioned dur.
ing his absence from the city for lieut.
enant governor, state senator and mayor
and in reply simply said that he is &
candidate for no office. At the same
time his friends feel that he will not re
| fuse to act in any capacity if his party
calls upon him with unanimity.
Ex-Mayor Carney, of Mankato, ant
ex-Ald. McAbee, of Chicago, who were
guests of the evening, contributed tt
the oratorical efforts.
THE COUNCIL ACTS.
1t Provides Temporary Remedy