St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-23
TO SECURE TWO JUDGES
At EACH POLLING PLACE REPUBLIC
ANS PLOT.
WILL CALL ONE A popULIsr.

Second List OF Names Sent in
Under Representation That
They Are True Peoples Party
Men, but They Are All Repub-
licans-Committee Meets Sat
urdaY to Decide.
The assembly last evening held a
short and upintereStiHg session. The
cfy attorney at the meeting of the Re-
publican caucus last week gave an Opin-
ion that under the law the Republican,
Democrat and Populist parties were en-
titled TO each send to the council lists
from which judges of election would be
selected. No sooner was this decision
given than the Republicans began to
figure how a scheme could be fixed up
by which they would be able to select
two judges in each OF the election pre-
clnclS. Last evening the first step in
the plan was taken by the sending to
the assembly OF a list of Rrpu olicanS
under the gulse or Populists. The list
was brought to the city clerks Office
yesterday afternoon by man named
Gleason, relative OF ASSeinblyman
Johnson. Accompanying the list was
communication from Theodore Bre-
dali, who, according to the statements
made by him, is secretary of the Popu-
list party.
The scheme is to have the lists re-
ferred to the special joint committee on
elections from the council, and the com-
mittee, being composed of seven Re-
publicans and two Democrats, the list
of PopuliSt Judges prepared by the Re-
puDlicans will be used i'll selecting the
judges OF election. This arrangement
will throw out the list submitted by the
Populist party at the meeting of the
board of aldermen last Tuesday night
and give the Republicans two of the
Judges in each precinct.
The communication from the S0-called
Popuiist party and the list OF judges is
given below:
March 10, 1S9f:-At meeting of rep
resentatives of the Peoples party of the
city OF 81. Paul, held this evening, the
following WAS unanimously adopted:
W hereaS. AT meeting of The i'eO-
pies party or the city OF ST. Paul, held
at 613 Wabasha street this evening for
the purpose of appointing local city
committee for the coming municipal
election, said meeting was invaded bv
large numuer of Democrats and Repub
llcahS. WHO proceeded III hlgil-haEued
manner to run our conventions; and.
Whereas. We, as genuine members of
said Peoples parry, in convention as.
Senbied, do hereby enter our solemn
protest against the action of the parties
above mentioned, and against any recog-
milton 10y the authorities of any commit
tees that may be appointed by said
mUngrcl gathering: and.
Be it resolved, That the chairman of
this convention appoint committee to
consist of one PopuliSt from each ward
and one at large. as a local city commit
tee for the Peoples party in the city of
st. Paul. Theodore BredalI, secretary.
FIRST WARD.
First district, Christ Brandt; Second,
J. ii. Hullsiek; Third, Louis Johnson;
Fourth. w. Gearney; Fifth, j. P. Carl
son; Sixth, Rex Shone: Seventh, &. F.
Huebner; Eighth. q. Ritt: Ninth. Otto
Froiserh; tenth, James E. Froiseth;
Eleventh, William Young.
-ssss SECOND WARD.
First district, Ii. b. Snow; Second. C.
o. Krieger: Third, John Jaeger
Fourth. G. H. Lindeke; Fifth. G. W.
Simon; Sixth, Byron Brady; Seventh,
W. j. Gordrer; Eighth, Arnold Jansen;
Ninth, }. Elston; Tenth. E. 9. Guern-
S"y; Eleventh. A. f. Maschger.
THIRD WARD.
First district, Thomas McDermott;
Second, E. Boliman; Third. Stephen
Brnbneman; Fourth, c. j. Kaufman;
Fifth, Theodore BredaIl; Sixth, H.
Sayapth William II Sob,,It.
Eighth, Edward Dahl.
FOURTH WARD.
First district, Jacob u. Heiner: Sec
ond. William Miller; Third, w. L. John
son; Fourth, Owen Mulgrew: Fifth,
Alexander McDonald; Sixth. f. o.
Hammer; Seventh, Ii. ID. Gates;
Eighth, }. d. Hahn; Ninth. j. w. Ma
son; Tenth, e. A. Bumelt; Eleventh,
Sherwood Hough; Twelfth, Johu
Donohue.
First District, r. c. Blech; Second,
Isaac Bowers; Third. Andrew Foss;
Fourth. w. Ii. Breggar: Fifth, S. S.
Fenley: Sixth. I. l.. Bird; Seventh. D.
{. Murray; Eighth, John Roschick:
Ninth, E. c. Refrum; Tenth. Albert
Tomasch; Eleventh. A. p. Drake;
Twelfth, Henry Clark; Thirteenth,
Michael Kehoe; Fourteenth, Charles
Phillips.
SIXTH WARD.
First district. John Liehoff; Second,
Fourth, John Rigney; Fifth, Tnorn;
Sixth, A Craft; Seventh. NJ. d. Carroll;
Eighth. Michael Moran; Ninth. NJ. S.
Gray; Tenth, Charles Bovard; Elev-
enth, George Showers; Twelfth, w. q.
Medcalf; Thirteenth, Fred Miller.
SEVENTH WARD.
First district, Fred l.. Osberg: Second,
I. S. Tompkins; Third, V. j. Roths.
child; Fourth. Ii. Johnson; Fifth, f. E.
Irwin; Sixth, j. p. Spencer; Seventh,
+. j. Bings; Eighth. George Colburn.
EIGHTH WARD.
First district, H. f. Schwabe; Second.
II. L. Mills; Third, A. Andersburg;
Fourth, Charles Fisher; Fifth, Martin
Niskem; Sixth, H. l.. Tankersley; Sew
enth. NJ. j. Maher. Eighth. James Ross;
Ninth. c. Allison; Tenth, w. F. Ftz-
gerald; Eleventh, Steven Jensen;
Twelfth, Ii. Hoffman; Thirteenth, J.
Lillidahl; Fourteenth, r. Nash; Fiji
teenth, o. S. Derringer.
NINTH WARD.
First district. &. w. Pauham; Second,
J. ID. Humphrey; Third, j. B. Moore;
Fourth, George A. KEGS: Fifth, nj.
N.
Peterson; Eighth. D. O'Toole; Ninth,
NJ. ID. O'Brien; Tenth. w. Rowley ST.;
Eleventh, j. w. Lahiff; Twelfth, Will
| lam Arden.
TENTH WARD.
First district, j. w. Gleason; Second,
j. M. Speer; Third, c. n. Lovine;
| Fourth, A. ID. Coudit.
ELEVENTH WARD
First district, Ii. J. Neal; Second, w.
! c. Severance; Third, w. Z. Sinclair;
| Fourth, E. W. Smith.
Walter Holcombe. secretary of the
| Republican city committee, also sub
milted the following list of judges for
| the several precincts:
| FIRST WARD.
| First district, Gustave A. Knauft;
| Second, Charles f. Dieter; Third,
Charles Moberg; Fourth. A. l.. Larson:
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