St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-21
The Kiefep Kids Will Present
the Name OF William
L. Ames.
They Claim the Convention,
but Overestimate Their
Strength.
Ingersoll Badly Beats Schoon-
maker in the Naughty
Seventh.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.

First Ward-Barndt Anderson. A. P. Groom
quist, S. b. Dcither G. Is. Bronson. Christ
Brandt. Oscar johnson, e. X. Sharood, Louis
A. Bumgardner. John Hammergren, j. Cope
land. Andrew Lindquist Mat Jensen. j. A.
Gottwold George c. stevens, G. p. Ritt
Second-William L. Ames. Nicholas Flynn,
A. G. Thompson, Samuel Brant Gus OlesOn,
Z. n. Kirk, +. j. McCabe, j. V. Wilson, Her
man Deebach, John II. Harris, +. w. ZOil-
man. John joyce.
Third-Samnel Morrison. H. l.. Williams,
George Lamt. Nels sandell, j. e. Reiehart,
Charles G. johnson, sam Lowenstein, +. p.
Wade. Frank Lindquist. Theo Wickersheim.
Charles Knauft
Fourth-Henry Johns, c. L. Horst. John
Espy, G. c. Berg, c. f. Chapel. Edward
Dieter. j. O. Adams, W. II. Hurd George
Schranm, George Kertson Fred c. Schiff-
man. Robert SpanRenberg, +. V. Brown, G.
A. Rose, d. + Reese.
Fifth-G. A. Nash, z. A. Jaggard, Charles
Mcbride, c. N Warren, Albert Tomaseck,
Thomas York. william Ball. Z. E. Mcclure,
NJ. j. Daily. Henry Mandehr.
Sixth. T. Chamberlain. Nels j. Ness, o.
p. Williams. C. II. Bronson. A. Gloeser,
Charles GeIsseI George f. Dix Frederick c.
Talboys. f. A. Leyde. j. NJ. hawthorne.
Seventh-W w. Braden. NJ ID. Mann, F.
Driscoll Sr, Harry Griswold, C. W. IIackett.
{. A, Severance, George III. Watson, L. I.
Beck, Morton Barrows, II. Stockerstrom.
Eighth-F. Beper Charles Weber, j. G.
HauDt, August Kaldunski, NJ. SchoFn, j. W.
Iillard Alexander Nicoll. August Boyer,
John A. Moak, George Gerlich, E. A. Fader,
Ii. e Clark; Henry Weber.
Ninth-W. A. Lee, r. II. Menk. II.
Vayhinger Theodore Sander Walter Nelson,
II Hinkens, Thomas Howard, John Harmon,
A. j. Benedict, John Hedman, James
Farmer. Julius Schneider.
Tenth. X. Rossman, Peter McCallum, II.
G. w. Schultz.
Eleventh-A j. Trumbull, A A Crandall,
Peter Boand.
The Republican primaries were held
last night, ana their convention will as
semble at Turner ball at 10 O'clock this
morning. The work of last night was
very quiet, and but one contest loomed
on the horizon. 1t was for the nomina-
ton for alderman in the aristOcratic
Seventh, and Fred Ingersoll beat Judge
Schoonmaker in every precinct, win
ming an easy victory. The list of the
successful delegates is given below.
But the primaries developed one
thing: Col Wright may. and probably
will, be Endorsed by the convention, but
it will be only after hard fight, and
with the consent of the kid" or
Kiefer element. These latter claim
to control the convention, but
it Is likely that they over
estimate their strength. However, they
are confident they are in full swing,
and in this certainty they held caucus
last night and decided to present the
name of Kiefer's partner, William l..
Ames, the Second war1er, who was a
member of the last legislature. The
fact that Wright has secured the Prohi-
bition Endorsement will doubtless ena-
bic him to walk Off with the Repub lican
cake, but the ''kids" will not die with
out struggle. At last nights meeting
it was also determined to salye Schoon-
makers wounds by making him CHI air
man of the convention today.