St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-28

ssTgSaAH%WAzy p sition APP
d. w. LAwLEK. peared In such
numbers that MIR. Fuller soon withdrew
and the anti-Fuller ticket was chosen
by 2S4 to ). 1t was a straight, plain
Knockout for Mr.. Fnller, and was ill.,
tended by the leaders to show that
member of the Democratic county COM
mlttee must either support the party
tickets or get out.
The primaries in the Fifth ward were
as quiet as meeting Of delegates to a
deaf and dumb convention. There was
only one ticket III the field. and that one
did not receive many votes, most of the
citizens showing ali indiSpoSitiOn to
vote when tickets we're handed them.
The fact that there were no cars run
ming and everybody had to hoof it
should have brought out quite large
vote in this district. which is populated
almost entirely by the working classes,
but the general apathy seemed to be
due to the fact that there were too
many familiar names. who had served
so often before on the ticket, and that
no opposition had been developed. The
same may be said of the other wards,
and it is useless to mention them in de-
tail. Following is the list Of delegates
elected:
Che feeiegat
First Ward-M- Mullane Daniel AberIe,
Gilbert Olsen, James Forrestal, William
Johnson, l.. Fahey, c. o. Malstrom. John
Norman. z. r. Mcdonald, j. Z. Peterson and
second-E. c. Starkey, Harry Caldwell,
Jacob Heck, Benn Davis, p. Kelly Jr.. Will
lam Golden, William Mulligan, Emit Pearl.
Peter Ehrmantraut. Edward Camen. oseph
Spiel, l.. Z. Reed James p Muriiane. Charles
II. Gates, Henry ofConnor.
Third--Patrick O'Brien, John F. Smith,
August Nilsson, Joseph Ehrmantraqt. James
| p. Healy. John Heber Andrew Dahlquist, j.
| a. Reed and c. L. Grant.
Fourth-O. O. Cullen. Peter Esch, p Il.
| kavanagh. William Christian. Thomas Grace
| Jr. Ed Murphy, Ed Stahlman. NJ. j. Strouse,
| Marx Costello. James Flanagan. James
OBrien, James A. Novel;, John W. Frost,
Sig Small, }. q. Donnelly, j. IL Delaney,
". W. Clark. A. Nielsen.
Fifth-Wllliam Banholzer, j. H, Ives, WIN.
| Campbell, C j. Dorniden, NJ. Melvin, G. d.
| O'Brien, Charles Riugwald. James II. Burns,
| II. L. Sehade. Patrick Engan. E. PoorlOney.
| NJ. Helm. J. F. O'Brien, Ii. Harrity, Joe
| WAGNER, p Eiswirth, b. Ryan, E. Murnane
| j. Zoos
| Seventh--W. P. Murray. j. j. McCafferty,
William G. Robertson. F. W. NJ Cutcheon,
| William Rhodes 2. A. Lavallee. Alfred E.
Eighth-Walter Butler, Nicholas Pothen.
! Cary l. Warren. William Redser, George
| Thiil. Charles Friend, Thomas Carey, Emil
I Walther. John Hickey, John Brandt, Louis
| Poferl, a. NJ Matt. Joseph Jarosz. George
| ii. Allen. John j. Ryder, Peter MetZdorff,
| Herman Terlinde. b. P Miller. William Fol
som, George finland, Walter Gibbons.
| George Walsh.
Tenth--L. j. Dobner C. j. Buell., A. NJ.
| Woodward.
NO primaries were reported in the other
| wards.
| LAWYER for Governor.
Several of the delegate tickets bore
| the legend, "For Governor--Dan w.
| LAWYER" and the. sentiment was gen.
eral about the polling places that the
brilliant young hustler would make a
| rafting candidate and conduct an en-
thusiastic campaign. Mr.. LAWYER was
| not visible last evening. and his ideas
! and intentions were not announced,
but it is evident there is a strong latent
feeling in favor of his nomination in
| Ramsey county and that sentiment will
| find expression i'll today's convention.
! 1t seems certain that if his consent can
| be secured, Ramsey county will be solid
| buc tic fo1 oanHidapu