St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23
Chairman Cloutier Appoints
School, Park and Library
Board Committees.
First Meeting Of the City Com
mittee and More About
Grimes.
COngregationalists Of Mime
sofa Have Another Session
on Church Work.
More About YaShitek and She
atek- Arrangements in
Court.

A new batch of Democratic commit
tees was appointed yesterday. Chair
man Cloutier. of the recent city con-
vention, announced the list of commit
empowered to- select candidates for
the vacancies on the park, library and
school boards. This is the committee
that will nominate candidates for the
two vacancies on the school board:
At Large-Dr. John w. Bell, chair,
man: jeremiah Coughlin, NJ. Whitcomb,
IL. 5. johnson.
Wards : First, Godfrey Bochame
Second. Benjamin Davenport; Third.
NJ. w. Meagher: Fourth, Terence Con-
holly: Fifth, Alonzo Phillips; Sixth,
Lars NJ. Rand: Seventh. Gus NOeren-
berg: Eighth, E. p. Caldwell; Ninth,
Matthew Bredemus; Tenth. Henry Os-
wald; Eleventh, John McElroy Twelfth,
q. Peterson: Thirteenth, E. Sherwood.
The committee will meet Monday.
Sept. 20, i'll the rooms of the Hennepin
Democratic league and make the NOM
nations
The committee to nominate for mem
berS CT the park board, on which there
will be four vacancies, Is as follows:
j. E. Kerston, Ed Clement, Emery
Worthingham.
Wards F .rst, Titus Mareck: Second,
Ed j. Conroy; Third, l.. Tuscany;
Fourth. Otto W. Miller; Fifth. James
W.Tamm; Sixth, John Fallen; Seventh,
j. w. Doyle; Eighth, Ed A. Stevens:
Ninth, Joseph Ii. Moody: Tenth, Arthur
l.. Mcnard; Eleventh, John Lally /;
Twelfth. Lawrence Clarity; Thirteenth,
w. ID. Green.
This committee will meet In the rooms
OF the Hcnnepin Democratic league in
the New York Life building Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, and make
the nomination.
The committe to nominate candidates
for vacancies on the library board is as
follows:
AT Large-Frank c. Brooks. chair
man; George d. Vashon. w. Ii. Gum,
j. Ii. kehoe.
Wards-First. John J. Kinnane; Sec
ond, George Fl. Benton; Third, John
Larson; Fourth. S. A. Thomas; Fifth,
f. Keyser; Sixth, Nels Ringland; Sew
entl, f. f. Williams; Eleventh, II. A.
Mas: Twelfth, o. A. Nordberg; Thlr-
teenth, J. j. Freed.
This committee will meet at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, Tuesday, Sept. %, in
the rooms of the Hennepin Democratic
league, and make nominations.
The Democratic city committee held
its first meeting yesterday. 1t met in
the rooms of the Hennepin Democratic
and organized with r. f. Nelson as
chairman. S. +. Child was appointed
temporary secretary. The permanent
secretary has not been selected Yet, and
may not be before the next meeting.
which will occur next Monday. 1t was
an encouraging sign that the full COM
mlttee was present yesterday. The mat
ter OF headquarters was the first thing
to be attended to. Chairman FoOte. of
the county committee, was present and
told the city committee that the county
committee had appointed a committee
to coufer with the city committee
on the matter of establishing the
central headquarters. The city COM
mittee named Baldwin Brown, s. r.
Child and Matt Walsh a subcommittee
to meet the subcommittee of the county
committee. The nomination by the Re-
publicaps of candidate for alderman
in the Twelfth ward, although under
the common Interpretation of the law
no vacancy occurs in that ward this
year, was called up. Gus NOerenDerg,
A. Christello and John Farley were
appointed a committee to look into the
advisability OF putting a Democratic
candidate into the field.
Hector McLain, the man who is found
in The conventions of nearly all parties
and who seems to be always looking for
something. had communication be-
fore the committee. Although he has
been flirting most OutrageOuSly with the
Ct ld 1pmnorot c
to nominate him for justice of the peace
in theSouth side district. He was defeated
in the convention by James Ii. Hunt
ington. Now Hector says the nomina-
ton of Huntington was illegal. as all
the delegates were not present when
the nomination was made. He wants
Huntington pulled off and the nomina-
ton given to him. The matter was re-
ferred to the members of the city COM
| mittec representing the wards COM
| priSed in the South district, the Fifth,
| Sixth, Seventh, Eleventh, Twelfth, and
those parts of the Eighth and Thirteenth
| lying south of Nicolet avenue.
The county committee held meeting
previous to that of the city committee
and appointed r. g. Mcmillan. Jacob
Stoft and E. w. Murphy committee to
| confer with the city committee relative
| to a joint headquarters. The county
committee will have another meeting
| tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with
| the nominees, and prepare for the
| opening OF the campaign. The stand
| ing sub-com mittees of neither the city
nor county committees have as yet
! been appointed.
Grimes is still big thorn in the side