St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04
pOPULlSTS ARE BARRED.
ELECTION JUDGES WILL &c TKO RE-
PUBLIcAES. ONE DEMOCRAT
SIX CoUNCILMEN VOTE NO.

Vote Against Throwing Out
Scheme With an ApoIogy-Pop-
uIists Hot.
Sessions of the board OF aldermen,
assembly and common council were
held last evening. The board of alder.
men transacted some routine business,
but the other bodies simply passed the
resolution appointing the judges of
election in the lib precincts.
The plan of the Republicans to have
two out of three judges in each precinct
chosen from lists submitted by them
was carried out, although an effort to
have the Peoples party recognized was
made by the Democratic aldermen in
that body. aud by Messrs. Daily and
Wolterstorff in the assembly. The
motion to the effect that the third judge
in each precinct be chosen from the list
submitted by the county committee of
the Peoples party was, however. voted
down 10y the Republican members, and
in all but eight precincts Republican
strikers were chosen for the third
judge.
Aid. Copeland, as chairman of the
special committee on election matters,
submitted the lists as prepared by the
committee to the board of aldermen.
and moved the names selected be-
adopted. The names of the Judges from
each ward were read and approved, and
then Aid Copeland moved the resolu-
ton as a whole be adopted. This was
amended by Aid. Warren, so as to adopt
only the Democratic and Republican
selections. The Eighth ward alderman
said the law provided that the judges
should be selected from the three parties
casting the highest number of votes at
the last general election. The list of
judges as selected by the council com.
mittee did not meet the requirements of
the law, as the committee had thrown
out the Populist list and selected the
third judge from the list submitted by
the Republicans. The motion to adopt
only the two names from the De mo-
cratic and Republican lists was lost,
only Aid. Cullen, Conley. Dorniden and
Warren voting for the motion. The
vote Oh the adoption of the three judges
as reported by the committee was
unanimous.
The list as adopted was as follows.
the first name in each precinct being
the Republican. the second the Demo
cratic and the third the person supposed
to be Populist, as selected by the
council committees: .s-f,.
Nv krfo A
Knauft, p. ID. Twohy. e. S. Light
bourne: Second. Charles F. Diether,
William Johnson. j. H. HuIlsiek;
Third, Charles Moberg, William Null
lane. Swan Olson; Fourth, A. s. Larson
Edward Kelly, w. Gearney; Fifth,
George GenSen, Lawrence Fahey. }. P.
Carlson; Sixth, L. Z. Patnode. Gilbert
Olson, Rex Schaue: Seventh, ]. T..
Kjelberg. Il. w. iDil!ey. G.. F. Huebner;;
Eighth. r. A. Young, Hans Hanssn..
A, Ritt; Ninth, L. B. Maloney, William
Hayes, Otto Troiseth; Tenth, William
McCulloch, p. E. Vennewitz, F. NJ.
Stewart; Eleventh, w. II. Dicker, JOhii
Wicker, William Young. @.islj- ..s ii
me, Fred .Aichle, Ii. p. Snow; Second,
j. Schroeder. Martin Tobin. James Dill
lon; Third, F. Knaft, Peter Bott, J.
Jaeger: Fourth, Thomas Joyce, Max p.
Gray, George Keller; Fifth, William
Schnittger, Charles Ledman, q. w.
Simon; Sixth. J. Lehman. Peter Keiin,
Byron Bradley; Seventh, E. II. Charles,
Louis Memmer. George Breokins; !.
Eighth, Mat Biver. Nick Loucker. Ar
mold Jensen; Ninth, Leslie Pariin.
James Merchant, j. Elstone; Tenth. ii.
Y. Russell. j. B. Jet, E. c. Guernsey;
Eleventh. w. IL. Dicker, John Wilwer,
G. Leckie.
Third Ward-First district Charles
Poison, Andrew Danlquist, Thomas Nc
Dermott; Second, Andrew Holm, Daniel
Wallace. e. Bollman; Third, Henry
Boyce. John Ehrmantrout. Stephen
Buehuemann; Fourth, Fred BrandhorSt,
John Heller. John Harris; Fifth, James
w. Fisher, G. j. Hendy. Theodore
Bredail; Sixth, Robert Kirkland, Robert
Broome. II. Kemper; Seventh. Edward
Regesberger, r. B. Frankel, Paul
Chandler; Eighth, 5. W. Grant, Dan
Quincy. Alex MuDson.
Fourth Ward-F'irst district, A. II.
Heck, Thomas Grace Jr., Jacob Ham
mer; Second. E. ID. Libby, G.. r. Rob-
bins, George Colter; Third. Harry ID.
Meier, Ii. j. Strouse, w. T. Johnson;
o. n. Mulgrew; Fifth, NJ. Cook, c. I'll.
Murphy, E. G. Schroeder; Sixth, L. NJ.
Andrews, B. Vahsen, f. .. Hammer;
Seventh, N, Bergstrum, Frank Schleik.
William Miller; Eighth, E. l.. Larpen-
teur, NJ. j. Cosgrove. j. d. Hahn;
Ninth, n. 3. Peterson, NJ. }. KerWin. j.
w. Mason; Tenth. TIC. Dieter, Thomas
BRENNAN, S. BIakeiy; Eleventh. Henry
A. Schneider. John Haggenmlller, RI.
Morrissey; Twelfth, William NJ. Ross.
Peter Schonartl, j. Donahue.
Fifth Ward-First district, C.. I. Car
digan. George w. Emmert. J. Hers;
bell, e. p. Nash; Third. Gus Leue,
Robert Ringwald. Walter Ife; Fourth,
Ralph Thompson. I. j. O'Leary, w. 81.
Breggar; Fifth, Charles Parker. Joseph
Haag, William Todd; Sixth, Charles
Parker. Otto RohIand, L. l.. Bird; Sew
enth, G. A. Rose, John Miner Jr.. Frank
Amos; Eighth, r. A. Krch, Frank Giles,
Henry Miller; Ninth, Frank Hammer,
Joseph Gabriel, John Kucera; Tenth,
I. A. Stolk, Chr. Schade, John w.
Leonard; Eleventh. w. f. Barton. Mike
Huna. Henry BlaisdeIl; Twelfth, Jo-
seph Sladek, Fl. L. Schade, j. NJ.
| O'Grady; Thirteenth, Thomas Thomas,
Z. FL. Schade, Christian Lane; Four
teenth, W. G. Thorpe, Michael Melvin,
E. E. Mcclure. Ioi
Sixth Ward-First district, William
Mantoufel, John j. Hennessy, Karl
Rosen; Second, c. b. Waite, William
Casey, S. P. Rasmussen; Third, George
Exley, Joseph Guion. Nels Sorenson;
Fourth, f. A. Leyde, w. T.Ward, JOHN
Rigney; Fifth, ID. A. Coates, Henry
Bonn, Thomas Kelly: Sixth, Ed Chris
Jefferson, Thomas Walsh, N. Koop:
| Seventh, ID. w. Stitts. John McCabe. NJ
d. Carroll; Eighth, George B. Evans, j.
g.. Murphy. Michael Moran; Ninth, G.
f. Hansdorf, John Maber. NJ. S. Gray !;
Tenth, Edward e. Horsnell. Emmett
| O'Rourke, Carl Anderson; Eleventh..
George Torch, Peter Daily, George
| Steven; Twelfth, A. j. Amos, Frank
Brennan, NJ. T. Metcalf; Thirteenth.
! G. Ii. Bronson, F. w. Baer, Fred
/ Mueller.
Seventh Ward-First district. George
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