St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-13
there were two tickets in the field, as

follows:
First Ward, First Observation-Disclosures: John
G. Elmquist, Louis Johnson, Berndt Ander-
son, G. j. Lomen John Bodin.
First Ward, First District-Delegates: John
G. Elmquist, Z. B. BrunsOn, Samuel LoWen-
slime, G. j. Lomen, John Hammergren.
In the latter ticket the name of Sam
LowenStine was scratched before being
given out, and that of Berndt Anderson
substituted. According to the express
sions heard about the polling place, the
contest was simply made on Mr.. Brun-
son. Some claimed that the first
ticket had been made up by
committees and was satisfactory
but that subsequently Mr.. Brunson
came into the field as candidate. Such
action on his part tended to bring out
larger vote than might otherwise have
beenthe case. All the delegates are
for w. r. Merriam for governor. The
result of the voting was as follows:
Anderson, Elmquist and Lomen, lis
votes each; Johnson and Bodin, 10Y;
and Hammargren and Brunson, each.
Republicans appear to be mighty
scarce out in the Fourth district of the
Eighth ward A little one-stOry wooden
structure had been rented for the pur-
pose of the primary election, but the
door was not unlocked, and not
soul appeared to participate in the
caucus. After half-hourS' search In
spector Peterson was found at his sup
per. This was at Gas, or just fifteen
minutes prior to the time fixed for clos
ing the polls. He seemed puzzled. Il
haven't seen either of the other inspect
ors," he exclaimed with some warmth,
''and not only that, but no one has come
to vote. Here is a pile of tickets that
were sent out" he continued, at the
same time handing the reporter half
dozen. They contained the names OF
John A. Moak, Fred Stanley and Adolph
Schnappmiller as delegates to the
county convention. IL scarcely know
how to proceed" resumed MI. Peter
son, "but l think will cast vote and
declare these delegates elected" and he
carried out that plan. The three named
above were consequently unanimously
elected, receiving the only vote cast.
In the First district of the Ninth
ward the printed ticket was knocked
out. There were twenty ballots cast,
and the delegates are William Hillman,
John P. O'Neil, M. j. Hogan and M. S.
Murphy. r. P. Meyers and William
Conley, who had been selected by the
county committee as the proper people
in whom to vest Gov. Merriam's cause,
and whose names appeared on the
printed ticket, were defeated. In
the country districts of the county.
no primary elections were held, and the
delegates will be appointed at the con-
vention. Following is the
LIST OF DELEGATES.
First Ward-First district, John G. Elm
ouist, Louis Johnson Berndt Anderson, G.
j. Lomen. John Bodin; second, John Cope,
land, A. NJ. Sharood, W. E. Amann. Fred
Lloyd; third G.. P RIFT. c. O. Malmstrom,
M. j. Swenson, Rex Shane, R. Schmidt, Otto
Carlstrom.
Second Ward-First district Charles E.
Keller, P N. Kirk, William Kemper, William
L. Ames E. r. Barden: second. j. V. Wilson,
P j. McCabe, Matt Leithauser. James
Burke, Joseph Burger, A. T. Bateham, +. W.
Third Ward-One district, G. P. Sand
berg, George Lamb, John C. Rowan. John
Harris, E. P. Wade, John W. Riser, E. H.
Milham, Erick Olson. Charles G. johnson, G.
NJ Orr James Morrison.
Fourth Ward-First district Paul Quehl,
Mat Jensen, Sheldon Blakely, j. 9. Adams,
Henry Johns. D. F. Reese, 6; A. DellImore'
Henry Schneider; second, M. W. Fitzgerald.
c. l.. Horst Charles E. Chappell, William f.
Bickel, ". F. Carroll, Frank Reed and John
Fifth ward-First district, Robert seng,
John Bruggeman, George A: Nash; second,
Benjamin Kartek, G, N, Warren, Henry
ManQeQr, waiter DUCK lulIu, IHOHao -
Yorke, Fred Richter, John E. Chisholm.
Sixth WardMFirst district, F: v Fl Chip T.
R. McAIartin, George A. Doran. Fred A.
Leyde; SECOND, William M Bqle, E; M.
Seventh Ward-First district. W. D. Corn
ISL E. G. Long, Lane K Stone Charles gle Wan
E. H. Oman; third. John W. Pinch. Sam Fl.
Nichols H. J. Griswoid
Eighth Ward-First district, Andrew Defiel
John E. McCarron, L. P. Ordway. j. A. Bal
lard; second, John G. Haupt, Charles j. Ella
heimer Alex Nicoll, Neuner; fourth, John
A Mack, Fred Stanley, Adolph Schnappmil-
Ter.
Ninth Waro-First district William He'll
man, M. j. Hogan, N. $. Murphy; second aSs
Shake, A F. schmel; third, E. L. Mabon;
A; 9. Clark. A. W; schoobe, Harvey =: H II all:
Park; C. Bendixson, Midway Heights; c. L.
Sumboardo, Hamline.
Eleventh Ward-A. G. Clausen, Charles
Straus. E. A. Hunt.
White Bear-O S. Massen, Morris Erhard.