St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-28

mated DR.. William 81. Zigler. but that
gentleman declined and moved that the
office be left vacant, to be filed by the
county committee. This motion was
lost.
Stephen J. Murphy nominated DR.. Q.
E. Bole.
K. Prendergast named DR.. Nels An!
derson.
DIR. BOle for Coroner.
On roll call the vote stoodi
DR.. G. +. Bols.... SO
DIR. Nels Anderson
DIR. E. w. Whitcomb.. 6
DR.. Bolc was declared the nominee.
John c. Krieger placed in nomination
for county attorney Pierce Butler. as
being the friend Of the party.
David Bomard objected that Mr..
Butler was not a member Of the
party.
Mr.. Eye declared that Mr.. Butler had
been nominated by the party two years
ago.
Mr.. Bumgarden declared Mr.. Butler
to be the friend of the people.
A. l.. Robinson moved to leave tho
question open.
James White did not want the gag
rule invoked. He wanted a good man
nominated, and commended that there is
not a better man in the county than
MIR. Butler, and he did not believe any
man could be named who could defeat
him at the polls.
James Shannon said he would be the
last nan to favor a nomination of other
than a Populist. He wanted the farmer
boy Pierce Butler nominated. He has
a noble character and did any
thing dishonOrable. He is a man of
reputation and ability, and he would be
a model of strength to The party.
John d. Fry said that Mr.. Butler had
not been read out of the Peoples party
since his nomination by it two years
ago. lie did not want to see a party
Jumping upon and abusing its friends.
NJ. K. Prendergast protested against
nominating MIR. Butler because he was
a Democrat. He wanted one of their
W men nominated. 1t does not take
a lawyer for the position,iD his opinion.
Stephen j. Murphy nominated Benn
Davis.
G. w. Hall stated that Mr.. Butler, hav-
ing been nominated by the party two
years ago. had been Endorsed by the
Democrats, was elected and performed
the duties of the office ably; he saw no
reason why he should now be read out
of the party.
Mr.. Benham said that whether Mr..
Butler be nominated or not he would
get twO.thirds of the Peoples party
vote.
The motion to leave the place vacant
was lost.
butler for County Attorney.
" u N,rraxy ctoe,l thok Do-s VNo....
would not accept a nomination against
Mr.. Butler. A roll call was taken, re-
suiting in the choice of Mr.. Butler by
a vote of Ito to 81.
For judge Of probate. E. F. Carlston
nominated Harvey E. Hall.
Hall for Judge of Probate.
M. E. Murray moved that the office
be left open, but afterwards withdrew
the nomination of Benn Davis by accla-
nation. But a roll call was ordered to
nominate a Judge Of probate, resulting
in IA votes for Hall and 63 for Davis.
MIR. Hall was declared elected.
For the office of sheriff, G. w. Hall
named Matthew I. Egan, of the Second.
ward.
James Shannon named Thomas
Quinn. a locomotive engineer aud a &.
A. K. man and a club organizer in the
party.
.nonias Iouio secohoed the noinlna-
Mr.. Wickers seconded the nomination
OF Mr.. Egan. who is also an A. Il, u.
man. ,f ..g.,.
James Dilion arose. and was given
nc onpit.leHe VI oeine Called 10 the
piatiorlh, out spoke from the hoor.
making the best forensic effort of the
egeulng III secohuihg inc nomination OF
MI; gan.
ms CohteSt proved 10 De the most
ueoataUie one OF the evening and a
the two candidadaS heo 'n0 merits vi
NN
Ahohhas quinn o herifE
After an hours talk a roll call was
ordered OIL the nomination of a candi-
date for sheriff, resulting in the choice
OF lnomas quinn ny a vote OF 81 to 81
TOT Esan:
ETC., wv ~. Csou eho hoiiiiia-
+ ~, mn S ue Mao nITu? u"anlnl1us.
on ulot.on v Games Whlte speecnes
"oio ii'n.'eo ~ e"o 'nlhutes.
Murray for Register.
: For register of deeds three names
were placed before the convention
john ". MorreIl, of the A. r. T.: John
n .no 1ioenlahein uhion, anu
officer of the trades and labor assembly.
MIR. Frey declined, and a roll cali re-.
suited in the selection of Nj. e. MURRAY
by a vote of 81 to AZ for John w
Morrell.
For auditor Thomas Wood made an
ELOQUENT speech. naming Richard Nc
Nance. &,
The name of Thomas r Conrov vac
named by NJ. Wickers. Several narsons