St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
His Managers Stood Up and
Made an Open and Square
Fight.
Gen. Mark Flower the Man
Who Downed Judge STAN
ford Newell.
Ex-Auditor Braden the Prob
able McGill Choice for
Chairman.
i'Dld'' Pease Drops a Few
Caustie Remarks on the
Situation.


will be called to order in Market hall
this morning at 10 O'Clock. The McGill
men. who have a good working majority
will meet at and select the temporary
officers. Although yesterday was the
Sabbath, the anti McGill men were not
idle. In the Fourth ward some mission
airy work was done, which had the effect
at least of bringing the enemies of the
st. Anthony Park man out from under
cover. Henry Johns, who consistently
lodged and evaded those who tried to
learn his preferences TOR weeks
previous to Saturday evening. was
out against McGill yesterday,
and claims that there are at
east twelve anti-McGill men in the
Fourth ward delegation of fifteen. This
statement is far from correct, and in
the convention today the figures will be
just the reverse. .,st:
In all test votes the Ives and Nelson
men will be found together voting
against the McGill forces The total
number of votes possessed by the two
opponents of Mr.. McGiii. however, are
not likely to exceed 50. while the Nc
Gill men will have y, Il clear majority
Of %. The action Of the Central McGili
club in turning that organization into
the Central Republican. club and
the Ward McGill club into Ward
Republican clubs must be re-
garded as significant and as showing
that it is the purpose of the men who
are banded together for McGill for the
the nomination for governor to
take a hand in the contests that are to
come. Ii it is correct that Gov. McGiIl
he starts out with a perfect Organiza-
ton and will be able to make things
warm for the other aspirants. Today's
convention will make one fact evident
and the McGill men will have some
thing to say about the makeup of the
congressional and county tickets this
year.
Gen. Mark d. Flower. who lead the
McGill forces in the Saturday night con-
tiict. is an adversary for whom Judge
Stanford Newell and EiitOf George
Thompson have heap more respect to-
day than they had last week. Single
handed and alone the McGili men in the
Seventh fought combination of the
Ives, Nelson and unrestricted crowds.
aid polled three votes 10 their one.
This was victory, clean cut and square,
of which Gen. Flower and his friends
have right to feel proud.
While there has been no caucus of the
McGill men, it is likely that the tempo
rary chairman will be eX-Audilor w. W.
Biaden. who was elected delegate in
tile Seventh ward last evening. Capt.
BTaden is fair and honorable man. OF
large experience, and always makes a
satisfactory presiding officer. The city
delegates 10 the convention follow:
First Observation-Disclosures Wallbom,
Louis johnson, Berndt Anderson, Christ
Brandt G.. A Carlson, John Copeland
George c.. Stevens, G. A.. Gotwald, John
Hammergren, j. Nj. Bohrer. John Miller |.
r.. Patnode, z. A. Lanberg, F. NJ. Stewart, A
Lindahl.
Seconded Ward-Diyided-F. W Zollmau.
Robert Seeger, ". L. Ames, Frank Ii. Day
ton, J. V. Wilson, Thomas L. Conroy, Charles
L. Keller, George NJ. Gage. Samuel F. Ma
han, Leslie Parlin, Matt j Leithauser, John
L. Haglung.
Third Ward-McGill-Thomas NJ. Barry,
Il: L. Williams, John Larson. W. l.. Wright.
Charles 6. Johnson. f. W. Seeley, Nels SAN
dell. John c. Iianley. 5. Lowenstein, Joseph
Herman, T. Wicaersheim.
Fourth Ward - Divided - Henry Johns
Bickelo Edward Dieter. G. e. Berg, r. V.
Blown, E. l.. l.arpenteur, \. F. Shinn, 10
seph Hahn, Patrick Butler, Lathrop aIusset-
ter, j. Q. Adams, George Schiller Frank 5.
Rateli.
Fifth WarG-Ives-Albert Tomasek, C.F
Mcbride. ". J. Maioney, NJ. J. Ward. c. b.
Mcbride. William Bali, Z. Z. Mcclure, H.
Mandiher. F. Barta, Charles Parker.
sixth Ward-Diyiied-Ed Vanish. V.
j. Hawkins, William G. Denny. George Mar
tin, e. Il. parmlee, Eugene C. Villaume, II.
A. Norman, NJ. j. Bell, Lloyd Peabody, Ed
ward Bouquet
Seventh Observation-Disclosures ]. Still
WE'LL j. A. Gregg. Samuel G. Smith j. @.
White, NJ. D. Flower, f. 4. Hughson. John
W. Pinch. E. :. Warner, ". W. Braden,
George .. Lawton.
Eighth Ward-Divided-- A. johnson,
Oscar Louegren, NJ. Jacobson, Charles F.
Pusch. NJ j. Schorn, George Ge.l:cn. H.
Christoph. John A. Moak A F. Gauger,
John iorens, Charles Weber. H. Howard,
Alex Nicol.
Ninth Enthusiastically Reardon,
Joe L. BRIGHAM. Thomas Howard, Robert
McElroy. Walter Nelson. John H. Moritz,
Louis Wagner, II. L. Vayhinger, Ralph
O'Hara, I. ii. Menk. John Hedman, j ohm
Larson.
Tenth Ward-McGill-C. II. McGill, Chris
Bendixou. George Ii. Hazard.
Eleventh Nard-NeIson-A. c. Clausen, A,
J. Campbell w a Naylor