St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-25
DELEGATES FOR DARRkGH.
RAMSEY WILL SUPPORT THE Y0UNG
LAWYER.
THE DELEGATION rs SOLID

1t Meets at the Merchants and
Organizes With Frank Bat
tley as Chairman Mr.. Oar
ragh Makes a Speech = The
Convention at Lindstrom Will
Be a Ratification Meeting.
Edward j. Darragh Is backed by the
Democracy Of Ramsey county for the
nomination on the Democratic ticket
for congress in the Fourth congressional
district. Prlm aries were held yesterday
evening in this county to select dele
gates to the congressional convention,
which meets in Lindstrom Aug. to
nominate a Democratic candidate for
congress.
A caucus of the delegates elected was
held last night at the Merchants hotel.
On motion of ID. F. PEBBLES +. S. Battley
was chosen as chairman of the delega-
ton, and on motion Of t. j. O'Leary a
committee on credentials was named to
ascertain what delegates had been
chosen from the county. This commit
tee consisted of David f. PEBBLES, NJ.
Routf and I. j. O'Leary. This commit
tee subsequently reported the names Of
the delegates chosen as mentioned below.
L. j. Brady, NJ. Routf, T. j. o. Leary,
w. +. Heinbaugh and p. OBrien were
named as a committee on arrangements.
David +. PEBBLES moved that the del
egation present the name of Edward j.
Darragh to the convention as the noni-
nee for congress, and that every effort
be made to secure his nomination. Ed
ward Schumacher, Benn Davis and
others spoke in advocacy of the motion,
and it was carried amid applause
David +. PEBBLES, James Lahitf and
Edward j. Schumacher were named as a
committee to notify Mr.. Darrash OF the
action taken by the delegation, and to
bring him before the caucus. The en-
trance to the room of the committee
with Mr.. Darragh was signaled by ap-
plause.
MIR. Darragh made speech of thanks
for the consideration shown him. The
caucus adjourned after the speech of
MIR. Darragh, with the expectation of
going to Lindstrom to ask the nominal
ton OF their selection.
The primaries for the selection of
delegates were held in the various
wards of the city between the hours of
and 8 o'clock astevening. The dele
gates chosen are as follows:
At Large-M. Doran, Crawford Liv-
ingston and Charles Friend Jr.
First Ward-B. A. Cox. ID. A. Aberle,
E. II. Whitcomb, William Young,
z. 81. Scanlon. William johnson.
Second Ward-Matt. Egan. Charles
Kartak. Peter Mcdonald, AdolplI Bra
mer. Benn Davis, Thomas McDermott
John Uhara. Jerry OLeary.
Third Ward-P. Conley. j. Aug Mill
ton, 2. j. Slnalley, Joseph E hrmann-
traut Jr., Louis DeIano. Z. O'Brien. Ed
j. Schumacher. b. Simon, T. j. Brady,
John Smith.
Fourth Ward-J. G. DonneIIy, R. r.
O'Connor. ii. A. Strause, l.. |. Casserly,
Peter Esch, Nj. E. Foley, j. De Camp,
p. j. Dries. III. j. KerWln, D. f. Nc
earthly, K. Reber, James Goldfish.
Fifth Ward-C. E. FlanGrau, William
Ulmer, Barney Ryan, w. E. Knobloch,
L. }. Egan. L. j. OLeary, JOHN Camp
bell. William Koch, Jacob Sauer, j. Ii.
Ives, John Schneider, E. j. Carpenter.
OlXlu WaDu - d {. ID. DILL, EuSHu6
Melady, Matt Wieman, John Maher,
Joseph Routf. Henry kuehue. Thomas
! Walsh, j 2. Mulvehill. j.. l.. Townley.
| Joseph Sweeney. A. j. Koss, Thomas
| Tierney.
Seventh Ward = j. j. AlcCafferty,
Thomas d. O'Brien. William Robertson,
| j. J. Parker, j. NJ. ReddIng.
Eighth Ward d. PEBBLES, John Wolf,
| Me Pothen, Joe MatZ, Joe JarosZ, Pat
McHugh, Frank Robert Jr. James
Dowlan. William Rodger. Martin Dreis,
u. j. Wrinkle, Jerry Haggerty, Pete
| Nletzdorf. Frank Kelly and Frank S.
Battley.
Ninth Ward-Ed Quinlivan, E. L..
Murphy, DaHlet Bell, John Wagner
| Jr., E. g. Hinebaugh. r. A. Walsh, f.
s. Dowlan. ID. G. Jones, j. w. Jordan,
| George Bowlin, James Lahiff, j.. A.
| Donohue.
Tenth Ward - NJ. L. Bevans, R..
| Hayes.
Eleventh Ward-P. j. Gleason, Dam
| lei Donnelly.