St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-19

George Adams. Nick Asphilg, Theodore E.
Beliveau. William Pontius, Harry schott.
Ninth PreeinctFrank Kelley, Joe Jarosz.
Joe Matz, William Esch,. Bernard Becker
Tenth Precinct-George Lendway, Steve An
dert, Peter Schneider, John Fischer, John
Cuniff, William Doran, Louis Ulmand. Chris
Steinkampf.
Eleventh Precinct-James Burns, Tony Keif-
ner, Charles Haepke, Thomas Sheehan. p.
st. John, Emil Walther,. H Luetage, John
Koch, G: n Lenders. Gus Peterson.
Twelfth Precinct-Thomas r. Fearing John
Eiden, ]. ]. Preston, Joseph Buck, Robert Pat
terson. Frank Heimes, Nick Darien.
Thirteenth Precinct = John Egan, ID. J..
Clougherty, William Patterson, John Cockley,
e. ]. Rice, Pat Mcdonald. John KIinkhamer,
j. w. Scarffbillig.
Fourteenth Precinct-Chris Jorgenson. Matt
Farrell, P. O'Toole, James Mccarthy, William
Fitzgerald.
Fifteenth Precinct-William Delaney, Fred
Sweitzer, Nick Gruber, George Hopes, James
Allen. Matt Stein, Prof. Remer, Christ
Schrott.
To those who know the soiidity of the
Eighth ward as Democratic stronghold, it
is extremely amusing to read the Republican
papers these days. The expressions printed
therein would lead the uninitiated to believe
that Republican candidates possibly have
some show to get a large vote in that ward.
But if they really thought they had any
chance the wise Republicans would not have
given the aldermanic nomination to man
who has not heretofore given the slightest in
dication of strength or popularity. If Ernest
l.. Mabon had been nominated for alderman
1t might have been taken as an expression
of hope for the Republican ticket but to put
up the candidate they have for alderman
and then put Mabon on simply to fill out
vacant plance, at once tips the hand of
| the Eighth ward Republicans. Mr.. Mabon,
1t is thought, is too sensible to be caught
by such chaff. He may permit his name to
remain on the ticket, but he will sorey dis
appoint the heelers who expect to "'b1eed"
him. The Republican aldermanic candidate
Will hardly know he was running.
A meeting of the Fifth ward Democratic
precinct committeeman will be held at $40
West Seventh street Monday night to com
plete the ward organization.
William Banholzer, William Brown, Chas.
A. Banntz. P. H. Brown. P. H. Barke, F.
den, Frank A. Doyle, Leo W. Dohm. F. Du-
monde. Ferdinand ]. Ewald George William
Emmert, Joseph Eichler, Peter Eiswirth
SiG1 Sharles W. Fisher, William Funk, Allan
Fisher, James NJ. Forrestal, Frank A. Gies,
George Haag, John D. Halpin William Hum.
mel, NJ Huna, Henry Harrity, ]. B. ,Jett,
frank V. Krihas James Kenaley. w. E. Knob
l9laeh, F. Joseph Kinnucan, John E. Kenney,
+ EDWARD Kowalski Frank Koch John j.
keefe, N. Kel1iher. Charles Lauer F. W.
Lesh, Marshall J. Mcmahon. William M. Mat
IoIhs' Willldnl %. Martln, James }. Mcguire,
John Miner Jr., NJ. Melvin, George O.. Nettle-
ton, James Nagle, John F. OBrien, Thomas
J. OLeary, Frank Prospal, Otto w. Rohland
George T. Redington, William Ryan, John
SauerWein. Edw. Sauerwein. Winfield Shear
en-, william j. Strap, John S. Schneider
Henry F: Smith, Frank Skok, P. J. Sweeney
Chris Stille, Engelbert Sauter, ]. L. Sullivan
John Smith, Thomas Smith. Matthias Thome
John Troin, Joseph Wagner, Martin n. Web
er, r. j. Wright, Frank Wiegand, ]. p
Whelan, William Wilson. Max Whitman.
grand Republican rally will be held at
Lucas hall, Second ward, Monday evening at
O'Clock sharp. Gen.. NJ. E Clapp. Charles
}. Berryhill, d. F. Reese and others will ad-
dress the meeting