St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-27
The Crazy Quilt Of Five Tick
cts and Scattering Held
by the Auditor.
Republicans Secretly Admit
to Each Other That Har-
riSOn Is Licked.
General Political Gossip and
Stray Shots Before the
Engagement.


been filed with the county auditor.
Auditor KAN and his corps of deputies
were kept busy all day putting these
certificates in order. The day devel-
oped one fact that had been anticipated
by the GLOBE. Tom Howard was
pulled off the ticket, and M. j. Bells
certificate was filed in lieu thereof. 1t
was an expensive move, but to have
Howtrd remain was considered positive
and certain defeat. That is to say, the
other candidates so considered it and
they were more than willing to stand
an assessment to raise the price for
which Howard would retire. He did
retire. and NJ. j. Bell fills the gap, but
when the people know how the change
was effected, and what manner of man
Bell is, it will do Charley Haas no harm.
The candidates who have filed their GER
tlfcateS under the Australian law with
the county auditor are:
Democratic.
Congressional and County-James n Cas-
tie. for member of congress; John w. Willis
judge of district court; Charles L. Haas, reg
lister OF deeds; Pierce Butler county attor
ney; Andrew n. Nelson. county treasurer;
Anton Miesen, sheriff: John b. Olivier, Judge
of probate: James H. Burns, county auditor;
Eben c. Ives. abstract clerk: Edward H.
Whitcomb. coroner; David l.. Curtice, county
surveyor; Benn Davis court commissioner;
John A. Hogan, superintendent of schools;
Eaul A. Lavallee. Charles Lauer. Peter DAILY.
Nicholas j. Pothen, Charles f. McCarron
David Hanna, county commissioners.
Legislature-Michael Doran, representative
from Tenth and Eleventh wards and coun-
try; Richard A. Walsh. representative for
Ninth ward; William Rodger, representative
for Eighth ward: Cyrus II. Kellogg repre-
sentative for Seventh ward John l. Dodo
representative for Sixth ward: John H. Ives
representative for Fifth ward: Cornelius
Williams representative for Fourth ward;
j. August Nilsson, representative for Third
ward: +. II. Kelly, representative for the Sec
ond ward; Louis Ferguson representative
for the First ward.
Peoples Party.
Congressional and County - James j.
Dougherty, for congressman: W. D. Cornish,
Tor Judge of district court; Richard W. John
son. for sheriff: Pierce Butler. for county at
torney; NJ. j. Bell, for register of deeds; Matt
Jensen. for county treasurer; Eben G. Ives,
for abstract clerk: E W. Buckley, for cor
oner; Cornelius Brinkerhoff. for county sur
veyor: James II. Burns. for auditor: Daniel
W. Doty, judge of probate: Paul A. Lavallee,
John Thomas. John F. Kleger. William
Joseph Gleason and James Powers county
commissioners.
observation-disclosures E. Froiseth, for repre-
sentative First ward; F, A. Twess, for repre-
sentative Third ward; Daniel Barnard, for
representative Fourth ward: Joseph A
Black. for representative Fifth ward; A.
Gloeser, for representative Sixth ward: Louis
Nash. for representative Eighth ward; John
NJ. Mcclellan for representative Ninth wand;
Omar &. Wright for representative Tenth
and Eleventh wards and the country.
Republican.
Congressional and County-Andrew r
kiefer, for congressman; W. ID. Cornish, for
judge district court; Charles +. Chapel,
sheriff; Matt Jensen. county treasurer;
Charles i. Keller. county auditor: Frederick
W. Zollman, county attorney; S. c. Ohm
stead, probate Judge; j. G. MacNamara cor
oner; Edmund W. Bazile abstract clerk;
Michael D. BEL. register of deeds: Patrick
Butler, couDfr commissioner; l.. d. Barnard
court comr, ssoner: Gates 4. johnson Jr..
surveyor; Henry G. Blake, superintendent of
schools; Robert Fl. Seng, II. G. Reeves, j. NJ.
Carlson, A. p. Wright Henry Schulze, for
county commissioners.
Legisature-Charles Wallblom representa-
tive First ward; F. II. Dayton, representa-
tive Second ward; Gier NJ. Orr, representa-
tive Third ward: Henry Johns, representa-
tive Fourth ward; Walter Book representa-
tive Fifth ward; F. c. Talboys, representa-
tive Sixth w;r /; Hitler Il. Horton, representa-
tive Seventh ward; F. A. Gauger, representa-
tive Eighth ward; Karl Simmon. representa-
tive Ninth ward; Dennis NJ. Sullivan, repre-
sentative Tenth and Eleventh wards and
country.
Citizens.
County-A. n. Nelson. county treasurer;
William A. Mechanical. county auditor;
Richard W. Johnson sheriff; David w. Doty,
judge of probate; Gates A. johnson Jr., sur
veyor; Z. W. Buckley, coroner; Edmund
W Bazille, abstract clerk; William d. Corn
ish, judge OF district court; Henry G. Blake,
superintendent of schools; M, j. Bell. register
of deeds; Pierce Butler, county attorney;
John NJ. Carlson, James Middleton, Kenneth
Clark, Robert A. Kirk, county commissioners.
Probibitionist
Congress and County-David Morgan for
congress: Jerome j. Beardsley, register of
deeds; William A. McManigal. county au-
dltor; Daniel 7. Wellington. county treas
urer; Gunda Sorenson. sheriff: E. w. Buck
ley, coroner; Costa Axelson, abstract clerk;
Daniel W. Doty, probate judge; Gates A.
| johnson Jr., surveyor; 5. w. Simonds SUI
perintendent of schools; G.. o. Ostergren,
| Carl Anderson, Olaf Sundgaard. John
| Thomas George P. Mccoy, county commits
| sionerS.
Legislature-J. W. Westphal, representa-
tive Second ward Charles T. hammond, rep
resentative Seventh ward; Christian W. Fin
| wall. representative Eighth ward; A. u.
| Drew, representative Tenth and Eleventh
| wards and country; Thomas E. Reeves, rep
resentative Ninth ward; William H. Hohler,
| representative Fifth ward; William w. Mich
| olas. representative Sixth ward: j. A. Frees,
| representative First ward.
independents.
Samuel Deering, representative Sixth ward,
! Independent Democrat; Michael Wicker,
representative First ward, Independent Re
| publican; Francis F. Wilde. representative
Sixth ward, Independent Democrat; Daniel
| j. McEvOy, representative Ninth ward, indie
| pendent Democrat; John Zoos, sheriff, indie
| pendent Democrat.
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