St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-09
"A FIGHT IN TWO WARDS.
OTHERWISE THE REPUBLICANS PRE-
MARES WE'RE TAME.
DARIUS REESE rs IN 1T.

A. p. =. Put in its Oar in the
Eighth Ward -Vandiver Cut n
Figure In the Second Ward
Entire Delegation Said to be
Solid for Reese for Supreme
Court Clerk.
The Republican primaries last even
Ing elected, as expected. straight Oar
Reese delegation to the county conven-
ton of this forenoon that elects dele
gates to the state convention. The slate
went through without a ''kick" in all
the wards but the Second and Eighth.
In the Second ward there was merry
war. There was Something of senli-
ment against Oar Reese, aud the leaders
of those entertaining it cooked up
scheme to run through delegation the
most of whom are opposed 10 Rrese.
The names of Ames, Zo!lman, Joe
Berger, StutZman aud Horn. we'll
known supporters OF Reese, We're
placed ON the ticket. evidently with
the hope that the other names
would be taken for those of Reese
men. j. S. Vandiver. the sly fox.
was the first to discover the
scheme. And his spirit was aroused by
tho further fact that his name was left
off. while, in fact. he had warm am
bition TO be a delegate. Acting as by
inspiration. he got up ticket OF his
own. putting thereon the names of the
Reese men on the other ticket and fill.
ing the remainder of his ticket with
solid Reese men. The names on
the other ticket that he left off his
were j. v. Wilson. John r. Haglund,
Albert Schetfer, William Sifcox. Peter
Johnson, Mic Flynn. Charles Sandeen,
Charles Passavant and E. NJ. Parish.
1t Will be seen that among these are
some pretty good and influential men.
But they were not stamped ''Dar
Reese" and they went down with their
ticket, Vaudiver's ticket winning by
1919 majority.
LII the Eighth ward there was another
merry war. But it didn't seem TO be
fight over Reese; 1t was more like
factlonal Republican affair. Gales A.
johnson seems to have scored victory,
knocking out FreaneY's delegates.
among whom was A. f.. Gluger, the
present building inspector. Freaney's
delegates who were left off the winning
ticket were. in addition to Gauger. c.
+. Pusch. Mike Schorn. w. Marquardt,
Alex Nlcol, Fred W. Boyer. s.. A.
Moak, George Reinhardt, IL. B. Aherns
and c. Allison. However, another
version of the matter does not lay the
glory of the defeat of the Freaney fac
but has it that the result of the election
is due to A. P. A. influence. - .
The delegations elected in the various
wards are as follows:
First Ward john Sandeil, John
Blomquist. A. G. johnson, Frank Ell
muud, j. M. Bohrer. B. F. Martin,
George E. Squires. harry Sundberg,
George Z. Stevens, I. ID. Sheehan, A.
Lindahl, j. Fl. Wolterstorff. Henry
Eekman. Mat Jensen. A. p. Croonquist.
l. k. FatnOde. Louis Johnson, +. Nj.
Lloyd, John Copeland, John KieIberg.
Second Ward-M. L. Ames, C. E.
Keller, w. F. Stulzman, G. w. Horr.
Steve McDonough. {. Meyer. Henry
Weiue, j. S. Vandiver, Charles Metz.
Fred l.. Sampson, Joseph Burger, Fred
W. Zollman, &. o. Krieger, William F.
MelZger.
Third Ward-Terence Kenny. J. c.
Reichard., Sam Morrison, s. Lewen-
stein, Andrew Holm Nels Sandeli, II.
G. Kirkland, William II. Baker. John
| 'Ehoorselt. =1@s'. Te.T|.s X
Fourth Ward-Henry Johns. P. II.
Butler. G. G. Berg, E. l.. Larpenteur. j.
r. tiuurge.@ William Miller. George
Schiller, Joseph Schroll. F. E.. Encell,
Mai. john Espy, William Nj. Ross,
Richard Farr, r. c. Hlnc. p. c. Justus,
n. Nj. Bergstrom.
Fifth Ward-tieorge A. Nash, War
rem Ii. Mead. E. A. Jaggard, A. Har-
nish. +. A. Kirch. Thomas Marshall. ID.
c. Murray William Nordmann, II. M.
Niven. e. w. Smith.
Sixth Ward-George Marti. Enoch
johnson, Henry Bodlesen, Lloyd Pea
body. s. w. Boyd, George b. Evans, N.
Shaw. n. j. Ness. l.. T. Chamberlain,
George b. Tallman. e. II. Bronson, &.
+. Clifford. i
Seventh Wards. g. Iverson. Geor Ze.
B. Brown. Lane K. Stone. I'll. L. Will
Jams, R. K. Dorr. Gen. Z. C. Andrews.
r. e. Walther. W. T. Kirk. B. F.
Wright, j. w. L. Corning, Hermann;
StockeDstrom, F. N. Krayenbuhl. NJ. t..
Countryman. j. w. Pinch, E. u. SewaII.
I. r. Palmer, E. &. Rogers and R. Nj.
Newport.
Eighth Ward-C. K. St.John, John F {.
Pearce. Otto Kueffner, Charles Reichow.
George P. Boyd, A. Defel, J.. G.AGfant,
Nj. l.. Mccormick, A. Gaines Sr..-F. w.
Gadbois. o. S. Deringer, Harry Howard,
W. r. johnson. c. r. Morton, r. F.
Roberts, E. Mabon, c. B. Nebinger, w.
j. Topley:
Ninth Ward - Hiram F. Stevens,
Theodore Sander. Timothy Reardon,
George W. McCree, John b. Moritz,
Edwin Snodgrass, Henry Norman, Rob-
ert McElroy. J. b. HILBERT, Ralph
O'Hara, G. A. Anderson, Harvey E.
Hall. Julius Riornstad.
Tenth Ward-C. Ii. Botkin. F. G.Page,
NJ. L. Helley, w. j. Held, q. E. w.
Schultz, Ed Carter.
Eleventh Ward-H. j. Brainerd. j. 81.
Ludwig. Col. j. Shandrew, w. b.
Brewster, Adam Bohland.
The county convention convenes at
Market hail at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
Its mission is to elect delegates to rep
resent Ramsey county at the state con-
vention. The state convention convenes
| at the Auditorium i'll st. Paul Oh the
morning of july IL.