St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-18
DAlE OF CONVENTION.
Democratic County and Leg
iSlative Conventions on
Sept. 20,
AID IN SEPARATE HALLS.
Primaries Will Be Held Joint
ly on the Evening Of
Sept. %.
LOCALITY OF PRIMARIES.
All Differences Of Opinion
Settled at the Commit
tee Meeting.


committee yesterday dec.,lrd that th.
conventions 10 nominate county officers
anu legislative candidates shall be held
Sept. %, and that the PRIMARIES be held
the evening preceding between the
hours OF 6 and s o'clock. There wilfbe
1--WE conventions in separate halls The
same voting places and Judges will serve
for both tickets. The county ticket
will be on white ballots. and blue will
he used tor the Legislative tickets. TIE
details of the call have been arranged.
but the list of judges has not been COM
pleted, and the call will not BIZ out
until Wednesday.
There was difference of opinion as
10 having two conventions. Att meet.
ing of the committee several weeks ago
1t was decided 10 have Two conventions.
Since then the question las been dis
cussed in the meetings of the committee
ana the claim made that the former
action should be reconsidered. To settle
the matter yesterday l.. j. DobHer made
motion TO hold two conventions. O. o.
Cullen seconded the motion and made o
speech in support thereof. An amend
ment was made that but one convention
be held. A vote being taken an tho
amendment, it was found That there was
tie-fourteen votes being recorded
each way upon roll call. The motion Oh
the main question was then taken,
which brought out the same vote. l.. j.
Dobner then raised the point of order
that the former action of the committee
in favor Of two conventions would stand
as their action. and Chairman O'Brien
ruled that way.
+. +. Wilde, of the Sixth Yard Ger
man-American club, spoke in behalf of
resolutions passed by his club rela.
tive TO primaries whicl: have been
already made public. The committee
subsequently adopted substantially the
recommendation Of the club, and the
representatives of the club stated that
they
Had Gotten All They Desire.
1t was decided that all regularly or
sanlzed clubs of the county should be
allowed to have chai.eugers in the vot-
ing booths.
On motion of James King the roll of
wards and country districts was called
TO name the voting places and Judges.
james Maloney disputed with 0. o.
Cullen as to tine number OF primaries in
the Fourth ward. He wanted but Two.
while MIR. Cullen had recommended
four. Mr.. Malcney had been made a
member of the committee yesterday.
and MIR. Cullen had not been given an
opportunity to consult with min, besides
the latter asserted that the people want
four places. There was a dispute also
over the Sixth ward, and a warm debate
ensued between c. Il. Stanley and +. w.
Baer. The latter asked for two voting
places, and left Mr.. Stanley to name
judge at each place. MIR. Shanley ar
gued in favor Of his report for five pri-
maries and left Mr.. Baer and Mr.. Saw
ard to name two judges at each precinct.
The report of MIR. Stanley was adopted.
In the Niuth ward E. q. Hinebaugh
asked leave to name one of the judges
for each precinct. NJ. j. O'ConnOr and
William Plattee had named all of tue
Judges. asserting that Mr.. Hinebaugh
had not been asked to help make up the
list because he was candidate. Mr..
O'Connor said that they had not con-
suited any of the candidates in making
up the list. Mr. Hinepaugh wanted a
decision on his right to help name the
judges. and his wishes were acceded to.
The number OF primary voting places
and their location in the various wards
and districts are here appended. the
names OF the judges Will appear in the
call when completed.
Primary Voting Places.
First Ward - One primary at The
corner of North and Bradley streets.
Second Ward - One primary, Mar
garet street station.
Third Ward-One primary, Seventh
and Slbley.
Fourth Ward-Four primaries; two
east and two west Of Wabasha street.
First. county jail; second. Twelfth and
Robert, Wagner's store; third, Matt
kOcn store, on st. Peter street; fourth.
Metropolitan hotel.
Fifth Ward - Two primaries, first.
Ramsey and Seventh streets; second,
800 West Seventh street.
Sixth Ward-Five primary places.
Fisst, embracing First, Second and Sixth
precincts; second, embracing Third
and Fifth precincts; third, Fourth pre-
cinct; fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Twelfth
and Thirteenth precincls; fifth, Ninth,
Tenth and Eleventh precincts.
Seventh Ward-One primary,a at Selby
avenue engine house.
Eighth Ward-Six primaries. First.
embracing the First, Second, Fifth and
Fifteenth precincts; second, Sixth pre-
cinct; third, Third and Fourth pre-
clncts; fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth
and Fourteenth precincts; fifth, Elev-
enth and Twelfth precincts; sixth,
Thirteenth precinct.
Ninth Ward-Three precincts First,
$50 Rice street; second, jackson and
thirteenth streets; third, Jackson and
Sycamore streets.
Tenth Ward-One precinct; corner of
Minnehaha and Smelling.
Eleventh Ward-ODe precinct; at
Prior avenue station.
Mounds View-One precinct; at Town
hall.
Rose Town-One voting place; a;
Town hall.
New Brighton-One voting place; at
Town hall.
Town hail.
White Bear Town-one voting place
White Bear VIlIage-One voting
place.