St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-20


Seventh Precinct-O. w. Miller, Thomas
Murphy
Eighth Precinct--A. T. Ankeny, B. Clout-
ier August johnson.
Ninth Precincts. r. Childs, John Lauder
Tenth Precinct-T. Connally. W. II. Dona-
hue.
Eleventh Precinct-Frank L. Morse, E. B.
Clement
Twelfth Precinct--H. G. Irwin. s. ?. Mer-
Thirteenth Precinct-James Gray, NJ. W.
Meagher, f. G. Holhrook (HOlbrook dele
gates).
Thirteenth Precinct-Home Paige, c. c.
Garland. Charles Sacre paige deegates).
Fourteenth Precinct-Theo Bosting. Joseph
Y. McHugh, Jacob Skoll.
Fifteenth Precinct-J. a. Bidderman.
Sixteenth Precinct-P. X. SHIRLEY, John S.
Valance, DR.. de Alamont.
Seventeenth Precinct-Chris Gerhringer,
Ed Boyce, Matt Myers
Fifth Ward.
There was no trouble in the Fifth
ward Winston carrying everything be-
fore him. The attendance at each Of
the precincts was good. Following are
the delegates elected:
First Precinct-J. McMackin, John Allison,
]. D. Redley. [Winston.]
Second-W. j. GAVIN, B. H.EGonden.
Third. Connolly J. Keraling.C R. Butts,
W. Rydenmark. Winston.
Fourth-T W. Scott j. +. Dougherty. C. j.
Berg, G. G. Miller. One for Foote, three for
Winston.
Fifth. DAWN, j. Disjorden, Swan Jones,
Thomas Kellerway- LWinston,l
SIXTH. w. Tamen, Otto Johnson, John
Marsch (Winston).
seventh-D d. Smith, Alex Todd, j. NJ.
Myers (Winston)
Eighth-W. II. Lynn, j. Somerville, f. Col
Inns (FoOte).
Contests. A. Qqist, F. A. Hawley j. P.
Hawkins (Winston).
Ninth j. Connolly, II. l.. Moore, Samuel
Mills (Winston)
Tenth. II. Stevens. Frank H. Peterson,
Nathan Setback (Winston)
Eleventh-W. r. Guile, C. j. Hang, c. C.
Wilcox (Winston).
TWELFTH. B. Winston, E Keyser. G. s.
WalraVen.
Thireenth-J. W. Lawrence (Foote), j. H.
Sullivan (Winston).
Fourteenth-E. b. johnson, W McQuade
(WinStOn).
Fifteenth-James II. Bidderman win
ston).
Sixth Ward.
Politics in the Sixth ward we're quiet
and the caucusing passed off serenely.
Winston had the people with him ana
the result of the primaries show that
the delegates from there will vote for
him en- masse. with possibly one or two
exceptions. Considerable interest IN
the caucuses was eyinced and at each
precinct there was fair sized crowd
of good Democrats. In the Twelfth pre-
cinct number Of disgruntled politicians
put in an appearance with an ayoWed
intention of bringing Foote to the front,
but l.. II. Tucker and several other
faithful Winston lieutenants came to
the front and fOrestalled them. In the
Third precinct two out Of the four will
probably vote for Foote unless they eX-
perience change of heart. The dele
gates elected in the ward are given be-
low:
First-P w Edman, Frank Nordstrom
William Stevens. II. ChilStrOm.
Secondhand Knapp, Alfred Olson, Peter
Olson, Mike Higgins.
Third-Lewis Olson, j. j. McHale, T.Flynn,
E. Kennedy Jr
Fourth-August Lock, John Nelson, Charles
Gilbertson.
Seventh-R s. N. Sartz, F. Reesen, Sam
Nelson.
Tenth-Wiliam Margraff, j. A. Hegman, 1.
E. Plimb, August Backstrom.
ElevenlE-John A. Fallan, A. B. Flisness,
Andrew Sundby, Peter Anderson.
1welfth-P. Gunderson, L. Ii. Luckner, NJ.
Hail, j. Fjellman, NJ. Walsh.
Seventh ward.
In the Seventh ward the six precincts
heard from elected the following dele
gates:
First Precinct-Edward Westgard, o. II
Shelley, Horace Sheldon.
Second-J. W. Doyle, John Duss. j. H.
Huntington, NJ. j. Lally.
THRILL. A. Craw, j. Nj. Gleason, A. J.
McInery.
Fourth-A. Goodrich, Timothy Jones'
Fiflh-M. ii. Gary Jr, l.. Darcy, NJ. j.
Food.
Sixth-william Evans. William Tomlen-
son, John II art Richard Newson.
Eighth Ward.
The Eighth ward voted solidly for
Winston delegates. After the caucuses
were over, the ward delegation held
meeting and elected G. r. Cameron
chairman. 1t was decided to observe
the unit rnle in the convention and
stand as one for Winston. Following
is list of the delegates.
First Precinct-C. r. Cameron, E. ". Muir
ply, ]. j. PEBBLES.
scandinavian Smell, Thomas Lally.
Third-C. il. Spencer, |. G. Stetson.
FOURTH. E. WOodfOrd, G. NJ Fish.
Fifth-Ed. A. Stevens, E. E. Terrill, W. J.
StapletOn.
Seventh-F. C. Brooks, A. W. Paris.
Eighth-John Donaldson l.. Jepson.
c. R. Cameron was made chairman of the
Eighth ward delegation.
Ninth ward.
The Ninth ward elected set of eX-
cellent delegates, and, with one or two
exceptions, they are Winston men. The
list is given below:
First Precinct = A. L. Montgomery, N.
Mallory (Winston)
Second Precinct. N Kent, Pat Clarity
Winston).
Third Precinct-G. Turner, j. F. Binz, c. j.
Malone (WinSton).
Fourth Precinct-Robert Erwin, Thomas
Erwin, Frank Hartenbach (Winston).
Fifth Precinet-F. A. Briggs, D. Ii. Trett,
c. Cavanagh (Winstonl:
Sixth-G. Griffin, T. Mulcahy. j. Kennedy,
Arthur Irving.
Seventh-W E. Sim, j. L. Jewett Frank
Pillsmore.
Eighth-Louis Westerlund (Winston).
Ninth-Louis Moatz, 7. S. Dodd Win
ston).
Tenth Ward.
Only two precincts from the Tenth
ward were heard from last night. They
elected the following delegates:
Second Precinct. j. Derder John Mack
en-, L. Monard (Winston)
Third Precinct-J. A. Gendel, j. Dryer,
T. Grundal, G. McAllister (Winstonl.
Eleventh Ward.
The Eleventh ward elected the follow
ing delegates:
Second Precinct-J. K. Mullane, Jacob
Stoft.
Third Precinct-C. ]. Callahan, Lewis
Ffederickson.
Fifth Precinct-w. D. Mather, ". H.
Laekey,
Sixth Precinct-John Lally, William Burns,
James r. Lally.
Seventh Precinct-Matt Donahue. Paul
Severson,
Ninth Precinct-Charles Keller, c. Jurgen-