St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31

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This county is entitl ed to eighty-four
delegates in the state convention.
There will be fusion sentiment in
the convention today, but, as D. W.
Lawler said last evening, a straight
Democratic delegation will be sent to
the state convention. He estimates
that about one fourth of the delegates
fusion. 1t has been evident for some
time that there was a considerable OF a
contingent of Democrats in the city
fayoring union of Democrats and
Peoples party men to defeat the Re-
publican state ticket, but there was not
sufficient strength in favor of the move-
ment to turn out state delegation in
favor Of mixed ticket. In the Eighth
ward those favoring fusion were given
representation on the delegation to the
county convention. In other wards
there are number of delegates favor
Ing the same course. In the Sixth ward
there was an open contest between the
two classes, but the straight-out Demo-
cratic delegation was elected by a ma
jority of thirteen votes. There were
two tickets printed for the Seventh
ward, but the judges of the primaries
said that but one was voted.
The primaries were held throughout
the county yesterday between the hours
of and O'Clock p. IN. There was
larger vote polled than is customary at
a primary election.
The delegates selected are, so far az
reported, as follows:
First Ward
George L. Becker, Daniel Aberle.
William johnson, Edward II. Whit.
comb, c. E. Robb, Peter Finnegan,
William Young, G. j. Weyl. James F.
L. j. Mullane.
Second ward.
j. F. FranXen, P. l.. Dawson. John i
Bailey, Charles W. Spiel, j. G. Man.
gan. William Ash, p. D. Scannell. j. B,
Benn Davis, William Spiel, William
MulligaD.
Third Ward.
Joseph Ehrmantraut Jr., P. Conley,
John Heber, Henry O'Connor, Andrew
Dahlquist, P. 0'Brien, Joseph Herr.
mann, j. P. Healy, Richard Moeahns
Con Quincy.
Fourth Ward.
Cy Wellington. Math Koch. c. VIII.
Jams, Thomas Grace, Max Simon,
B. Vahsen. j. w. De Camp, Jerry
OBrlen, John E. HaggenmilIer, w. B:
Joyce. j. B. Covington, D. F. McCarty,
George Armstrong, L. Casserly, Jacob
Gruber, NJ. Foley, Jacob Hoffman, 1.
Maloney. w. G. Strub, B. Freeman.
Fourth Ward.
Charles E. Flandrau. Peter Van
Hoven. j. A. Campbell, Joseph
niden. Z. j. O'Leary, John Schneider,
John T. O'Brien, i. j. Egan, Charles
G. Lauer, Herman L. Schade, William
Koch, William Ulmer, James Forrestal,
Michael Melvin, Frank Kriha, Ed Mur4
name, George Reddington, Robert Ringt
Wald.
Seventh Ward.
Joseph Minea. }. l.. Towniey. John
KunZ. L. II. Hartmann, Henry Kuehne,
F. +. Wilde. T. Tierney, P. Ungaretti.
Y. Guion. w. Springer, James Melady,
j. Norman Jr, Charles Meillcke, I.
Sweeney. o. Tankenoff, A. Jobst, Will
lam MOlkenbur.
Seventh Ward.
Robert A. Smith, Thomas D. O'Brien,
l.. u. wilkes, Dr, A. j. Stone, L. w.
SheehY. j. j. McCafferty. d. w. Lawler,
William O'Gorman, o. E. Holman. w.
P. Murray. J. L. Avery, j. johnson
Rogers, Harry Wack.
Eighth Ward.
William Folsom, George Mitsch Jr,
Joseph Matz. James F. Dowlan, Charles
Gerber, George Refs, Oscar Schieber,
Joseph Jarosz, Emil Walther, Michael
Lux, George rhili, ID. j. Winkle, K. NJ.
Groh, E. G. Ives, L. j. McDermott, Will
lam Rodger, John j. McGuire, z. j.
Metzdorf, David F. PEBBLES, Thomas
Carey, r. L. Wincott, NJ. NJ. Falvey,
Charles Manke, John Schaid, Thomas
Cummings, F. S. Battley.
Ninth Ward.
NJ. j. OConnor. Philip Klein, James
Lahiff, Matthew PoetZ, William Long,
G. Ehrmantraut, Ed Quinlivan, Fred.
erick Rihm, E. S. Wilson, William
Kruger, l.. l.. May, Henry Thielens
John +. Gehan, Peter SalYuS.
Eleventh Ward
William Davern, John G. HinkeL
George +. Kuhles.