St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-17
CAMP AIGN MANAGERS
Democrats and Republicans
Select the Men to Make
Votes.
City and County Committees
Of the Two Great Par
ties.
William Buckley Triumph
antly Acquitted by the
Municipal Court.
A Negro Who Deserves Lynch
1ng--Senor Arreola Un-
der Arrest.


exceptions, all the candidates were pres
ent. The matter of committees was dis
cussed informally for several minutes,
and then the county nominees went into
session and selected the county commit
tee. Before selecting the list of names,
the nominees voted to increase the
county committee over the committee
provided for by the motion adopted by
the county convention. it being decided
to increase the members from the
country from two to four, and the com
mitteemen at large from four to Six
making county committee of twenty
three. Then the candidates suggested
their choice, and the committee was ap-
pointed as follows:
Wards-First, Martin Ring; Second,
Senator Frank G. Mcmillan; Third,
Joseph Wiley; Fourth, Ralph Rees;
Fifth, Thomas Scott; Sixth, II. w. Egg
ceiling; Seventh, III. NJ. Strand; Eighth,
E. W. Murphy; Ninth, George E. Tur-
ner; Tenth, Henry Oswald ST.; Elev-
enth, Charles Fjellman: Twelfth, l.. NJ.
Blanchard; Thirteenth, A. S. keyes.
Country-Fred Schmidt, OSseo: II. NJ.
Bradbury, Blooi,, i.aton: l.. Barto. Min
netonka; Thu!I..n =. e.. arlty. Richfield.
Charles NJ. Fuo!e ~, unanimously
elected a member Of liz Committee at
large, and given power la "a. at the
other five. MrFoote will anno.i1ce the
appointments in couple OF days, and
the county committee Will meet next
Monday. 1t is almost a certainty that
Alexander }. Mullen will be the secre-
tary of the committee. A good many of
4In ,6A Il
on the county committee two years ago
are again members of the committee.
Not all the city candidates were pres
ent, and several of the places on the
committee were left open. In fact. the
city committee has not been appointed
yet, but Will be i'll couple Of days.
The city candidates followed the exam
pie of the county nominees, and voted
10 increase the members of the commit
tee at large to six, making a committee
of nineteen. So far as suggested the
members of the city committee will be:
ardS-FIrst, Jacob Foell: Second, "A.
Christelle; Third. John A. Gilman !;
Fourth. to be appointed; Fifth. to be
appointed; Sixth, l; Hegman; Seventh,
A. j. Noerenberg; Eighth, p. II. Coo
to be appointed; Eleventh, to be APP
pointed; Twelfth. Sims Baldwin; Thir-
teenth. John Farley.
Fendall q. Winston. Matt Walsh,
Baldwin Rrown, Theophile Basting,
George Wagner and Louis Frederickson
were the names suggested as commit
teemen at large.
The congressional committee will be
appointed about Monday.
The committee thought it better not
to unite, but they will work together
through joint executive committee. 1t
Is also probable that they will occupy
the same headquarters. 1t is extremely
likely that the three committees Will be
housed together.
John Day Smith and Charles A. Pills
bury, chairmen OF the Republican
county and city conventions respect
lively, put their heads together yester-
day and appointed their committees.
The congressional committee was an
nounced some time ago by Chairman
Frank NJ. Nye. The following is the
Republican city committee appointed
by Mr.. Pillsbury:
At Large-E. NJ. Johnson, chairman;
Charles Davis, G. NJ. Reese.
Wards-FirSt, II. E. Blaisdell: Sec
Wilson; Fourth, S. l.. Trussell; Fifth,
Thomas B. Wiltbank; Sixth, r. H.
Crafts: Seventh. J. B. Ryberg; Eli ghth,
A. 3. Husbands; Ninth. to be appoint
ed; Tenth, Frank E. Houghton: Elev-
entn, c. Z. Rogers; Twelfth, f q. Drew
Thirteenth, W. ". Bartlett.
The county committee is made up as
follows:
At Large-George A. Bracket, chair
man; J. II. Seymur, Jasper Gibbs.
Wards-First, John Fleetham; Sec
ond, X. B. Thompson; Third, George
Baxter; Fourth, S. Myers; Fifth, S. H.
Chase; Sixth, G: Ellingsen; Seventh.
George F. Wright; Eighth. A. E. Allen;
Eleventh. d. w. Rose; Twelfth, F. B.
Kldder: Thirteenth, c. E. Tuttie.
Country-P. B. Wolsfelt, Medina;
John B. Godspeed, Richfield; George
W..Savage. OsSeo.
Chairmen Nye, Pillsbury and Smith
have appointed the following joint eX,
ecutive committee to manage the con.
gresSional. county and city campaigns:
George A. Bracket. chairman; Z. NJ
Johnson, chairman city committee: S.
b. Lovejov, charm an congressional
committee: George Baxter, S. l.. Trus.
sell, A. Z. Allen, G. NJ. Reese.
1t may be noticed in connection with
mittee that John GoodnoW'S name does
not appear upon the list. AS has al
ready been commented ON, John was eff
fectually turned down by the Republic
an county convention. But he SCENE
to have regained some of his former
glory in the city convention. He was
one of the organizers of the Lowell
boom so that the Lowell strength could
be thrown to Eustis. But even after
the success of that piece of political
diplomacy, John was sat upon again
1t occurred several DAYS ago at the
meeting of the county and city candi
dates to talk over the matter of appoint
ing committees, John was there, anC
he talked fluently of what the party
should do. He talked too much to sui
one man, no less d person than Johr
Day Smith. Smith quietly but firml
announced that the meeting was meet
| ing of the candidates for purposes of
conference. lie emphasized "candi-
dates" SO broadly that John tock ths
| hint anu subsidized.
The anti Grimes committee of Eighth
ward cltiZ ems has selected julius E
| Miner as the man 10 make the race
against Grimes for alderman. Miner
| will accept the nomination if Endorsed
ny tlt CltiLtiIS HteilllS calleu 10 NEE
in the Eighth ward Monday evening
| The Grimes men are SO worried thai
they have begun to make overtures Il
| the Dem ocIatS. If the Democrats vii
| indorse Grimes, Grimes will agree t.
vote with the Democrats on city at
torney in the council next winter A:
| +. G. Brooks is looked upon as likely
candidate for that place, this is a tempt
ing bait 10 Mr.. Brooks fellow Eight
warders. But it is not probable tina
they will accept it. They prefer to III
dorse the independent candidate. There
is too much street railway label abou
| Grimes.