St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-04
Ninth Ward.

First Precinct-'rhe First precinct of
the Ninth ward was one of the most
lively in the city. There was 10 con-
test over the delegation to the county
convention, but it was different with
ton. here were three tickets in
the field for as many aspirantS
For the Legislature, and their
friends INDUCED in considerable
electiomeering that was kept mp in a
lively way during the whole time the
polls were open. A crowd surrounded
the polling place during the entire time
the polls were open.
There were 179 votes cast. The dele
CATION to the county convention re-
ceived 100 votes. e
The representative ticket for Charles
Ii. Petsch, and OH which Edward Quin-
lvan and LoniS Pavlan were named as
candidates for county commissioners,
received y votes. The ticket naming
K. A. Walsh Tor representative and
Edward Quiniivan for county commits
sloner received 60 votes. The delegation
headed by John M. Mcclellan for the
legislature received 43 votes.
Second Precinct.
& lively scrimmage was anticipated
in the Second precinct of the Ninth
ward, but nothing really serious hap
nened. The spirit of rivalry was rife,
powever, and there were several tickets
il the iield, although there were only
in anges of comparatively few names
CHI. each ticket, save Oh the
Oh kets for delegates to the legislative
terminating convention. One was for
no A. Walsh, who represen ted the dis
Riot at the last session of the legiSlat-
RE; one was for Mcclellan and one for
Charley Pelsch. Mcclellan carried the
precinct. His delegation received 81
votes the Walsh delegation received 90
votes, while the Petsch delegation only
received votes. The ticket headed by
Charles Ehrmantraut for delegate 10 the
county convention received so votes,
and that headed by Il. S. McNamee SO
votes. The McNamee ticket was headed
by Burns for auditor, but this attempt
10 instruct failed.
Third Precinct.
The main fight in the ward was in
the Third precinct, which comprised all
that portion lying north of Magnolia
street. AT o'clock one Of the judges
was absent, and those voters present
chose man TO Fill the vacancy. The
polls were opened, but split occurred,
and soon two polling places were in
full blast. 1t is over this fact
the convention today. Each party
claimed 10 have the legal poll
Ing place and each will certify up the
result. The Petsch men claim ''frod"
all around, but the convention will have
to decide. The figures for the Third
precinct given out at the time are as
follows: Inside Poil-Walsh, 81; Nc
Leilan, II. Outside Poll-McLellan,
113; Peusch, 6. GLOBE reporters were
at all three of the polling places, and
the figures given them were as follows,
adding together both sets Of returns
from the Third precinct:
LIST Pre-. I'd Pre-. Sd Pre-. Total
Fs:Ish. re 8 8 80 8
PetSch claims he received 172 in the
First, ~ in the Second and SO III the
Third, making q total of 25o. Walsh
claims he got there. but he throws out
the outside polling place in the Third,
giving himself 81, Mcclellan IL and
Petsch none. This is the situation, anu
without further comment The matter is
referred 10 the convention for settle
ment.
County Delegates.
Charles EhImautraut, Edward Quinlivan,
Philip Klein, l.. Connolly. r. S. NcNam ee,
William Platte, John f. Gehan, Z. L. Smith,
John Lentsch. Frank P. NuzIm. William
Bowen, Bart Degnen, William Long, John
Jessrang, Frank Ellis, John Keiman.
Three tickets were in the field for
the legislative nomination in the Ninth
ward, and all three claim to be elected.
One was in the interests of c. H.Petsch,
another in the interests of r. A. Walsh,
ard third was for j. NJ. Mcclellan.
The tickets follow:
The Mcclellan Ticket-Frank Tipping,
Jack Haas, Fred Gelderinann, Angus ellis,
William BowliD, Joe Vetal, William
Kruger William Smith, c. A. Johnson, D.
sullivan, Nick Sausen, Marten Schennum,
Joseph Mcmahon. P. MAIDEN. Charles Wester-
lund, Charles Dehmer.
EPetsch Ticket-M. Daily, F. S. Dowlan, W.
Bowlin, w. Malouey, NJ. Dunford, j. Doherty,
j. Pottgeiser. L. Luethge, ID. l.. Cohen, /.
Natelsky, j. Banning, c. Hallgren, L. Peltier,
P. Salyis, Jacob Haas, j. McKelligott.
Walsh Ticket - James Linton. henry
Schaumann, Joseph linton, Thomas Gree
ley, John Wagner, John Maher. Hans Freng,
John Dougherty. Isaac Hynes, John Rush,
Charles McKeliigott, George Dorm, William
Maloney, Marcus Meis, N. j. Dunforth,
Charles McDavitt.