St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-19
Committees That Will Con-
duct the Democratic Pri-
mary Elections.
Prominent Republicans Pro-
test Against the Hasty
Scramble for Offices.
Donnelly and Macdonald Open
the Peoples Party Min
neapolis Campaign:
William Wilcox Arrested for
Forgery--Garbage Con-
tracts Settled.

Yesterday afternoon in a Republican
paper was published a list of precinct
committees to serve at the primaries to
he held Aug. 81, Presumably those
committees are intended to be the COM
mlttees for the Democratic primaries, or
those are the primaries to be held on
the evening of Aug. 81, although there
is nothing to indicate whether they are
Democratic, Republican, Peoples Party
or Free Soil committees The an
nouncement at the head of the
list is signed, Joseph Jepson,
chairman Fifth congressional district"
The list is imperfect. Although intend
ed to be a list of Democratic commit
tees, it is not. Republicans are in some
cases made committeeman. Men are
put down for precincts and wards in
which they do not live. Chairman Jep-
son says that the list is all right, and
was made up by James W. Lawrence
and Charles M. Foote, neither of whom
is a member of the congressional COM
mlttee. AT the last meeting OF
the congressional committee. held
Aug. s. the appointment of the precinct
committees was delegated to a sub-com-
mittee. That subcommittee met yes
terday afternoon in the GLOBE Office
and appointed the precinct committees.
1t was decided that the committees that
have served at the two sets of primaries
already held were satisfactory ana they
were appointed to act for the congress
Sional convention primaries. These,
then, are the committees that will have
charge of the primaries to be held Sat
urday evening, Aug. 81, to elect dele
gates to a convention to nominate a
Democratic candidate for congress in
the Fifth congressional district:
FIRST WARD
First precinct. Charles Gluck, Anthony In
genhutt, Peter Russell; Second, John Raj
ferty. George Smith, Titus Mareck; Third.
Theodore Kenyon. NJ. II. Dannahar, Maurice
Ring; Fourth, Albert Theilen, Edward Long,
Charles Proehl; Fifth. James Kertson, Will
lam Hoy Jr.. Andrew Dolan; sixth. L. NAL
chow. George Mourzik, Phil Kistner; Sew
enth, James Rice. Edwin Aich, John }. Kin
name; Eighth. Louis Copp, Carl Schober.
john Hayes; Ninth. Louis Rank, Tom Moore,
Lucien Lefevre.
First precinct, j. Cafarelli. Scion Arm
strong. P. Mcdonald; Second. Hugh Butler,
Tom salisbury, G.. A. Blixt; Third, Dan
Rollins. j. Simmons. Owen Doherty; Fourth,
Baldwin Brown, Benjamin Davenport, Howell
Young; Fifth, E. Barton, j. c. Haynes, d. L.
Pickett: Sixth. A.. Fritz, b. E. Barton, II. 7.
Emerson: SEVENTH j. G. Moore, John Pagan,
Thomas Peoples.
First precinct, George W. Horton, Nick B.
Smith, Theo c.. Joysln; Second precinct, IL.
A. Montgomery, John A. Larson, Fred Lo-
REM; Third precinct, S.. A. March, Frank
Haycock, 7. j. Breen; Fourth precinct, Dan
| Waite, j. H. KastenhoIz. Claus Reuter-; Fifth
precinct, G. G. Barry, s A. Binginheimer,
John Alstat; Sixth precinct, Fred Knoble,
Peter Jeub, Charles Lettgast; Seventh pre-
cinct, F. A. Human. Matt Klassy,
Peter G.. Bofferding; Eighth precinct. Joe
Willie. Robert Branton. Charles Fl. Blakeman;
Ninth, P. T. Martin, Christ Christensen. j.
Johnson;- Tenth. J.. B. McArdle, Louis
Sievers. j. NJ Griffith; Eleventh, j. Burke.
NJ. j. Dolan, James Buck: Twelfth, Hugh
Jennings, George Albert 10th, Dave Colqu-
houn; Thirteenth. A. S. Dowdell, b. Ness.
John Mccarthy: Fourteenth, Joe Shields, H.,
NJ. Doyle, j. Harrigan; Fifteenth Chas. r,
Kornotiski, Tom Carroll, j. A. Maui.
FOURTH VAR
First precinct, Thomas Asbjornson, Daniel
Herfurth. Andrew himmelsbach; Second, A.
+: Mullen. Mike ~Flannery. Otto Feilhaber;
Third, c. F. Wheeler, j. It. West, Robert
Martin: Fourth, James Brennan. t. j. Nc
Cormiek, William }: Boyle: Fifth. Peter
Sixth. j. G McFarlane, Thomas j. Cumming,
William Mcfarland: Seventh, S. Pnaum.
Charles L, Miller; Eugene Cassidy; Eighth,
Ninth, s. R. Wild, W. P. Morgan, C. c. SPOTS,
wood; Tenth, Torrance Connolly, c. G. Van
Vert, Harry B. Williams; Eleventh, Ed
Clement. William L.. O'Brien, c. S. Miller;
Sulyberger; Thirteenth, James Sacre, NJ. J.
MoraWetz: Howe Paige; Fourteenth, j. NJ.
Myers, Theo. Basting, j. V. McHugh; Fiji
teenth, ". F. Hank, II. b: ,Sweetzer, Hugo
Brazil; Sixteenth, ). R. SHIRLEY, James Ford:
Seventeenth, William Baehr Christ Goch-
ringer. Ed Boice.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct, Charles Hashow. N. Nelson.
Third mot named); Fourth. Jacob, Berg,
John Doughterty, w. H. Miller; Fifth,
Charles Gau, Thomas McCa1on. S. Jones;
Sixth, James W. Tamm, Hector Mclean.
L~angworthy. William B. Huntley; Eighth,
w. H. Lynn, j. Somerville, = Collins:
Ninth, John Duflield. C. NJ. Foote; Tenth,
Lee Chapman, Nathan Shack. Mace Eustis:
Twelfth, Jacob Dryer, Alonzo Phillips, E.
keyser; Thirteenth. James W. Lawrence.
John d. Wolf, John Fl. Atty; Fourteenth.
David Abraham, Fred NJ. Thompson. b. P.
Better; Fifteenth. John Long, =. Keep.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct, P. ". Edman, Frank Nord-
stIum, William Stevens; Second, Peter Olson,
Matthew Knapp, Alfred Olson: Third. ]. j.
McHale John Asphund, Louis Melgren;
Fourth, August Scherer, James Smitka;
Fifth. Claus johnson, Casper Doell, Joe
Kirsha; Sixth, S. T. Wiedenbeck, Charles
G Gndsar @ John NelsGn; Seventh, Louis
John Nullaney, August Sifferlee, F. w.
Burke; Ninth, Philip Hartmann, William
Lathammer, Peter Pierson; Tenth. William
Margraff. j. A. Hegman. Iver E. Climb:
Eleventh. John FaIlou, \. B. FIJI sness. Peter
Anderson; Twelfth. John Fewer, n. A. Ros-
back, John Fjillman.
SEVENTH WARD.
First precinct, H. NJ. Strand, j. E. O'Con-
nell. j. c. Huseby; Second, j. II. Hunting
ton, NJ. Martindell. William j. Moore; Third.
Henry A. Crow, j. c. McLaren; Fourth, B. S.
Law, Frank Zahner. Charles A. Summers;
Fifth. NJ. H. Gerry, Jr., j. F. Womack; Sixth,
4. Hotter, John A. Parton, Charles H..
French: Seventh, Henry Horstkorka, W. A.
Tomlinson, Charles c.. Humman.
EIGHTH WARD.
First precinct, c X; Cam:ron, Frank Nc
Getty, W. W. Wilson, VIM. SMELL; Third. Il.
Is. Higgins, W. S. Moore. X. l.. Cox; Fourth.
J. E. Woodford, George NJ. Fish, C. O.. Bed.
bury; Fifth, F.. II. Leiben, Ed a. Stevens.
Norris, G. a. Marks; Seventh, F. c. Brooks.
A. W. Paris, J.. ". Elem; Eighth. F.. w
Johnston, E. P. Caldwell, John Donaldson.
NINTH A EsEs
First precinct. A. l.. Montgomery; Second.
J. N. Chance; Third, II. A. Stanley; Fourth.
Joe Ripple: Fifth, O. P. Miller: SIKH Thomas
Mulcahey; Seventh, NJ. Cool; Eighth, T. d.
Laird; Ninth, n. j. Riley.
TENTH WARD
First precinct, Ezra Ames, II. w. Garfield,
Frank Olson; Second, j. j. Geiger, a. Ne
nard, j. n. Kicker: Third, James DWyer, T.
E. Stark, L. A. Lundquist.
ELE VENTH wARD
First precinct, Frank Graves, James Ma
guire, 9. Hernlund; Second, j. j. Mullane,
A. ~ Jones, c. A. B~loomquist; Third, E.
Dean, Robert Cheney, P. Callaghan; Fourth,
Mike II. Shay, a. a. Mas, O. G. johnson;
Fifth, W. d. Mathis, H. c.. Hansen. S. II.
Bailey; sixth. John Lally. William Burns.
Ed o. Safer: Seventh, Matt Donahue, Paul
Sherven, .. H. Flakstad; Eighth, Gil
bert Jevne, John McElroy, Christ Ruud;
Ninth, Charles Jorgensen, Charles J. Keller.
lver Garland; Tenth. Harry Haven, August
Allen, John Maher; Eleventh, A. Seigman.
A. 6. Peterson, Ben Hendrickson.
TWELFTH WARD.