St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-05
AND GIVES HIS CASE AWAY
By Offering to Accept Such
Judges if Half Are Re-
publicans.
PROPOSITION DID NOT GO.
Republicans, When in Power,
Gave the Democrats No
Ballot Judges.

last night and considered the lists sub
mitted by the three parties for judges
of election. Aid. Hare presided. Con.
siderable time was taken up in discuss
ing the low state of the fund for election
expenses. Aid. Markham wanted the
Democrats to forego naming what are
termed ballot" judges to save expense.
and was supported to some extent by
Aid. Milham. Tbe Democrats took the
position that the law provided for ballot
judges, aud they wanted to comply with
the law. and that no such courtesy was
shown by the Republicans at the pre-.
ceding election. Aid. Markham threat
ened to vote against appropriating pay
for judges of election unless he should
get his way. Aid. Hare smiled at that,
and said he was glad to hear MIR. Mark
ham speak so frankly.
Mir. Markham-Give us an equal share
Of the ballot judges and will do what l
can to pay the bills, otherwise l will
never consent to paying the judges.
Aid. Hare-We should have what we
are entitled to.
Aid. kartak-I had to submit to Re
publican judges at the former election,
and now want what we are entitled
to. There was no generosity from the
Republicans before.
The committee then went over the
list. selecting a judge each from the
lists submitted by the Democrats, the
Republicans and the Peoples party.
There were few changes from the
lists Of the two former parties pub
lished in the GLOBE OH Wednesday.
The list of ballot judges was then
selected, nearly all of whom are Demo-
Gratis. There will be two reports made
to the board of aldermen this afternoon,
one by the majority providing for the
lists as made out by the committee. and
minority report leaving out ballot
judges.
The list of Peoples party judges as
selected is as follows:
First Ward-First district, John Beck
man; Second district. Hiram Snyder;
Third district. A. l.. Robinson; Fourth
district, John WEIGH; Fifth district.
Martin Rosenquist; Sixth district. Erick
Ostman; Seventh district. Otto Ekvall !;
Eighth district, Charles E. johnson !;
district. Frank A. Lundherg; Eleventh
district, John DonOhue.
Second Ward-First district, Thomas
M. Irinane; Second district, James
Dillon; Third district. E. N. Slater;
Fourth district. E. Larkin; Fifth dis
trict, A. DOrnfeld; Sixth district. James
Chindstrand; Seventh district, Edward
KIbley; Eighth district. S. j. Harper;
Ninth district. James Elstiee; Tenth
district, Ii. &. Russell; Eleventh dis
district. A. Welt.
Third Ward-First district, W. j.
Miller: Second, John O'Connor; Third,
T. j. Flanagan; Fourth, R. Coiwell;
Fifth. G. s. Hinebaugh; Sixth. c. H.
WaShburn; Seventh, G. Robbins;
Eighth. a. j. DuvaIl.
Haben: Second, John johnson: Third,
Thomas Alton; Fourth, Owen Mulgrew;
Fifth, William Telford; Sixth, F. NJ.
Murphy; Seventh, j. J. Vim: Eighth,
%. N. Hyatt; Ninth, Peter Blees; Tenth.
Franklin Sweeney; Eleventh. Samuel
Johnson; Twelfth. Joseph Mullaly.
Fifth Ward-FIrst district, Joseph
Jennings; Second district, w. P. Joy;
Third district. Maurice Dore: Fourth
district. Daniel Wallace; Fifth district,
Walter Conway; Sixth district. Chris
Hare; Seventh district, Frank Hracho-
vlna; Eighth district. john Murphy :;
Ninth district. Mike Walsh; Tenth dis
trict, Thomas Ward; Eleventh district,
Joseph klecak: Twelfth district, Ro-
main MoZuett; Thirteenth district, Hugh
hurry; Fourteenth district, Frank p.
Maley.
Sixth Ward - First district, Carl
Rosen; Second district, John d. Fry ::
Third district, Niels Sorensen; Fourth
district. B. ID. Mais; Fifth district, E.
II. Funk; Sixth district. Edward
ChristOpherson: Seventh district, j. w.
Stackpole; Eighth district, John A.
Littfin; Ninth district. Carl Anderson ;
Tenth district. Hy Gydesen; Eleventh
district. Christian Gaefke; Twelfth dis
trict. John G. Stuhlman; Thirteenth
district. William Guest.
Seventh Ward-First district. John
E. Meade; Second district. Nj. r. Prem.
dergast; Third district, Val }. Roth
schild; Fourth district. vacant: Fifth
district, William Matheis; Sixth dis
trict, John Egan; Seventh district,
William H. Burns; Eighth district, w.
c. Merryman.
Eighth Ward-First district, Owen NJ.
O'Reilly; Second district. David B.
Bryant: Third district, Wilhelm Graap;
Fourth district, Peter Mox; Fifth dis
trict, James w. Mclaughlin: Sixth
district, Michael j. Cloonan; Seventh
district, Henry F. Luhrscn; Eighth
district. Harry E. Beach; Ninth district,
John Schmidt; Tenth district, Henry G..
Lienig; Eleventh district, Napoleon
Leclerc; Twelfth district, William Con.
radi; Thirteenth district, Otto B. Leppia ;
Fourteenth district, William f. Fitz-
gerald; Fifteenth district, Charles B.
Bergeron.
Ninth Ward-First district, E. w.
Benham; Second district, William Cor
ben; Third district. J. Ii. Scott; Fourth
district, Philip Shell; Fifth district,
Thomas Murphy; Sixth district, Charles
McAvay; Seventh district, Leo
keZurke; Eighth district, Ed II.
Shervin; Ninth district. Stephen J..
Murphy; Tenth district, William
Raleigh; Eleventh district, Charles
| HObraugh: Twelfth district. William
Rutfner; Thirteenth district, y. +.
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Tenth Ward-First district, Frank
Daaske; Second district. A. Ostrander
| Third district, vacant; Fourth district,
William Belcher.
Eleventh Ward-First district, An
drew TwOhy; Second district. }. j.
Garln; Third district, George j. Weiss
ner; Fourth district. August Whitman.
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