St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-29
PEBBLES MAY BE CHAIRMAN.
Legislative Choices Probably
Settled - County Candi-
dates Not So Certain.

AouSe CaluludtcS. IL WAS Sutp prlSo W
see so many people at the polls. all in
terested in selecting delegates and ex-
pressing preferences for the various
applicants for places on the tickets.
There were contests over the delega.
tions to the county convention i'll no
place except the First and Sixth wards.
In the historic Sixth the contest was
waged with the customary warmth over
both the county and the legislative del
egatlons, and late last night it was
asserted that there would be contesting
delegations in both conventions. 1t
would be unusual if such were not the
case.as there have been spirited contests
there for number of years.
For chairman of the county conven-
ton David F. PEBBLES was mentioned
yesterday. Last night it was said that
Judge Fiandrau, who headed the legis-
lative delegation in the Fifth ward,
would be given proxy to the county
convention, and would be named as its
chairman. For secretary of the county
convention James P. Healy, the efficient
secretary of tie county com mittee, will
probably be chosen, but j. A. Campbell,
of the Fifth ward, has been mentioned.
County Candidates.
The county convention will meet in
Market hall at 10 O'clock this NOR ming.
After etfecting an organization and
naming such committees as may be
deemed desirable, the selection of a
ticket will be made from the names
mentioned below, with the exception of
any possible daik steeds that may enter
for place:
Clerk of Courts - William A. Van
Slyke and William G. Robertson.
Sheriff-Anton Miesen.
AuditOr-Lawrence |. Casserly, NJ. F.
Kain. Richard S. McNamee and E. q.
Hnebaugh.
Treasurer-Andrew N. Nelson. John
S. erode and George c. Armstrong.
Attorney-Pierce Butler.
Register of Deeds-William K och and
George F. Vessel.
Abstract Clerk-E. G. Ives, Frank
Gies and Peter Schonarth.
Judge of Probate-John B. Olivier,
Frank Ford and Frederick Nelson.
CorOner-Dr. E. II. WhitcOmb and DR..
Xanten.
District Judges-Richard A. Walsh,
Henry w. Cory, John F. Fitzpatrick,
Hascall R. Brill and William Louis
| Kelly.
County Surveyor-David c. Curtice.
County Superintendent of Schools
| Thomas Hogan.
County CommissiOners-Davi Hanna,
ri NV
Peter DAILY, Paul A. LaYallee, Philip j.
Mcguire, Louis Pavian. Oscar Tanken-
off and Thomas Tierney.
Legislative Candidates.
The legislative convention will meet
in Turner hall at 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing. The primaries have settled much
of the work of this conuention, and only
leave it the work of ratfying the Sc
lections already made. In other cases
there will be work for the convention.
The ticket will be selected, in all prob.
ability, from the following names:
State Senator's.
Twenty-fifth Dstrict--A good Demo.
crat.
Twenty-sixth District John H. Ives.
Twenty seventh District - Cary l.
Warren, William Pitt Murray or E. +.
CarlStOn.
Twenty eighth District - Michael
DoraD or c. j. Buell..
For representatives.
First Ward-A strong Democrat.
( Second Ward-P. II. Kelly or p. D.
/; Scannell.
Third Ward-Edward ]. Schurmeier.
Fourth Ward-Witt K. Cochran.
Fifth Ward George Reddington or
Christopher J. Dorpiden.
Sixth Ward-William r. Hawthorne
or o. l.. Haese.
Seventh Ward-A Democrat.
Eighth Ward-George Gerlach.
Ninth Ward-Charles Jessrang.
Tenth and Eleventh Wards and
Country-Leonard j. Dobner or William
Borden.
The lists of delegates to both conven-
tions from the city and county and the
two contesting delegations in the Sixth
ward are as follows: