St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-25
Congressional Primaries, Of
Yesterday Elect Only Del
egates for Him. -
KIEFER'S SPEECH READY.
The Colonel Is Cunning, and
Has Fixed Things I'm ne 81 s.
mistakably. e ::
THE DELEGATES ELECTED
Show Plainly That the Repub-
liean Machine Has ie-2g
Worked. f9se s.E;

y3G9sS1@s
Col. Klefer will be paid the campli-.
menl today of securing the indorSemetit
OF his county as the nominee for, con-
greSS. That expression of good will is
to be expressed by the voices OF Us,
delegates selected yesterday afternoon
by precinct primaries held throughout
the county of Ramsey. There WAS
small vote out, Notwithstanding the fact
that the voters were given chance to
express their views near to their places
of residence. The primaries were held
in pursuance of the call of the Republic
eau central county committee at la
precincts in the county. The hours
were between and O'Clock. There
was but little contest over the selection
of delegates. There was practically no
opposition to the kiefer delegates. E.
G. Rogers and F. B. Dorans both saw
that they were not in the race. and gave
up soon after Col. Kiefer sent word from
Washington few weeks ago, for all
other candidates to keep off the grass"
The delegates chosen last evening
will convene Ill Market hall alto O'Clock
this morning to select siXty-two dele
gates TO the congressional convention
for the Fourth district, which meets in
saltwater Sept 4. There will be +. no
contest over the choice of delegates, but
there may be scramble for the honor
of being named as delegates, and to be
given free ride and free ct cetefas on
convention day. The convention will
be called to order this morning by John
Copeland, chairman of the county CON-
mittee. 1t is presumed that f. G.
Stevens will be given the honor of pre-
siding over the body, and SON e 'Repub-
lican with a strong pair OF lungs will be
selected as chairman. Col. Kiefer is in
the city, having arrived from Washing
ton yesterday, and has his speech ready,
in which he will thank his constituents
for tie unexpected honor" OF passing
resolutions declaring him as their choice
for congress. He has eliminated from
his speech any reference to the tariff on
potatoes.
The judges of the primaries did not
report to the central committee last
night the names chosen for today's cou-
vention; in fact,the committee made no
arrangements for securing list OF dele
gates. A partial list, however, is given
below:
First Ward-O. h. Arosip.C. 81. Fine
kout, John Copeland. ]. &. Elmauist,
John BIom, +. A. NienhauSer. G..
Mathes. A. P. j. Calberg, c. B. Brun-
son, c. J. Thaung.C. II. Hullsick. Henry
Netf. F. A. johnson. A. Holterhoff, j.
NJ. Bohrer. ]. II. Wolterstorff,
Frank E. Edmund, C. F. Hueb-
ner. Peter Miller. John Blomquist,
NJ. Norman, Andrew q. johnson, .. F.
Norman. T. B. Maloney. George II. Me-
Cullough, Julius Barber, j. Granbeck.
W. Il. DECKER. } E. Anderson. w. NJ.
Young. c. Zakrison, j. A. Peterson, E.
Gerber. John Sandell, Louis Peterson,
Ii. Schultz, o. Nj. Loft, G. Rodey. f. c.
Nelson, A. w. Whitney. A. Berg. John
Miller, G. Sjogren and Frank Lund-
berg.
In the Second ward W. L. Ames, John
T. Hagiund. Nc Flynn. William LeicY,
Fred 2ollman, Charles Passavant Jr.. G.
L. Lomen, Louis Johnson. A. C. Thomp-
son, l.. Parlin. Charles MatZ, j. Y. " IL
sen. Charles E. Joy, Charles E. Keller,
Charles Lindeke Sr., Stephen Me-
Donough. Henry Defel. Ii. F. Suits
man, Jake Wilson, Chris Meyer.
Third Ward Torrance Kenny, NJ. D.
Merrill, Nels Sandell, Samuel Low
enstein, F. Lindeke, N. Sandell,
R. c. Kirkland. Frank F. Deianty, Fla.
Watson, Andrew Holm, Henry Brand
herst. Herman Brandherst. Robert
Kirkland, j. c. Reiehoudt. j. Ii. Vince
lock, Sifas Van Horn, Sanford Grant.
John Green.
Fourth Ward-F. C. Eueell. F. O..
Hammer, f. P MeFadden, n. W.
Borgstrom, Robert Lufsky, z. Il. Mead,
n. ii. Peterson, William Fresiyretny,
Maj. John Espy, Joseph Ham, w. Z.
Bates. -
Sixth Ward-HenrY Boghelson. G. s.
Colledge, e. S. Schurman, Ed K. Bryant,
George f. Dix, e. E. Mcdonald, George
Torch, 6. b. Fallman, &. f. Geissel and
l.. D. BisselI.
D. Day, E. II. Judson, G.. II. Nutting,
Charles p. Noyes, Kenneth Clarke, E..
P. Sanborn, r. c. Hne. f. S. Bryant,
| Joseph Loskie, William Fulke, Oscar
Italian, F. Willius, w. L. Kirke, G. j.
| BerryhilI, L. J. Waltner, q. NJ. Braek,
w. E. BramhalI, F. A. Bristol, w. E.
Moriarity, WI. Sleepy, c. P. Sprtes, C..
F. Konantz. G. j. Virtue. NJ. d. Kenyon,
| Nj. l.. Countryman. W. II. Burns. Leo
R. Lewis. Ii. NJ. Tussler and Walter
| Rolcomb.
Eighth Ward - Charles Reichow,
Charles S. Brider, John Ii. Gibbons.
Otto Kueffner, L. II. Alexander, H..
| Howard, Alfred FredIund.
In the Nintl-W alter Nelson, Karl
Simmons, Ii. E. Hall, Tom Howard, C..
a nd i'm, ~
| Cree, e. A. Andersop,J. w. Sowder and
! John Boxell.
Among the delegates will also be
Gates A. johnson, +, w. Baysr. J.7Jan-
kawSki, g. ID. Heatherington, A. Kali.
| dunski, John billiard, FL. p. LANCE and
j. f. Pearce.
The Populists met last evening at
Fillmore avenue and South Robert
| street, and elected the following officers
| for All organization to be called the Peo-
| pies Party Club No. 3: President, Ed
Christopherson; vice president, Dave
| Papanaugh; secretary, G. Peterson;
treasurer. J. P. Hanson. There were
| faFty-Seven present vino enrolled as
! members. The club will meet every
| Friday evening.
There will be meeting of the Second
| Ward German.American Democratic
| club at Kaltenhauser's hall, corner of
| Margaret and Mendoza streets, tonight,
where the election of permanent officers
| and the adoption of the constitution and
| bylaws of the club will take place. No
| German on the bluff should fail to
attend this meeting. Good English as
well as German speakers will address
the club.
The Irlsh-American Political and So
cial club OF the Eighth ward will hold a
meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 O'clock
at JorosZ's hall. corner Thomas and
Gaultier streets. Good speakers will be-
on hand. Social session after the meet
ing. =.
I,iROR II 4X HHnRK 3. =.