St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-07

Eleventh Precinct-Chris Schultz
Twelfth Precinct-Wiliam j. McAndre vs.
Thirteenth Precinct-W. T. Hanley.
SEVENTH WARD.
There were no contests in the Seventh ward
except in the Ninth precinct The delega-
tion is uninstructed. Following are the delso
| gates:
First Precinct-George Lambert.
! Second Precinct-Dr. A. ]. Stone
| Third Precinct-J. ]. McCaferty
Fourth Precinct-T. w. Sheehy
Fifth Precinct-John E. Stryker.
Sixth Precnct-Pierce Butler
Seventh Precinct-H. E. Barnard
Eighth Precinct-John j. Dwyer.
Ninth Precinct-John ]. Mullen.
EIGHTH WARD.
In the Eighth ward there were three tick
cts in the field. Will ]. Preston's delegates
leyailed in at least two precincts-the
fourth and twelfth, where William Foelson,
Pat McHugh, John Eden and John Welsh
won out. While some of the others are un-
pledged, Aid. Wolf seems to have a clear
majority of the delegates. The complete dele
cation is here given
First Precinct-D. F. PEBBLES
Second Precinct-M. j. Clark
Ih1rd Precinct-Walter Gibbons, Paul Thee
garten.
Fourth Precinct-P. ]. McHugh, William
Foelsem
Fifth Fifth Precinct. ]. Ryder, H. Longhran.
Sixth Precinct-George Gerlach Mic Pothen,
Seventh Precinct-George Umland.
Eighth Precinct-Andrew Ries
Ninth Precinct-James Matz, James Jarosz.
Tenth Precinct-George LendWay Peter
Schieber, Austin O'Connel
Eleventh Precinct-William H. Burns,
Charles Harpker.
Twelfth Precinct-John Eden, John Welsh.
thirteenth Precinct-P. j. Mcdonnell Ste
phen Andrett.
OTooIe ----'n' -
Fifteenth Precinct-Fred Schwetzer.
In the Seventh and Ninth precincts of this
ward Frylinger's delegates claim to have been
elected, but the regular delegation will no
doubt be seated.
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct-R. w. Bell
Second Precinct-William Shaughnessy.
Third Precnct-Ed Banning
Fourth Precinct-William O'Rourke
Fifth Precinct-Ed Quinlivan.
Sixth Precinct-Charles Bazille.
Seventh Precinct-Thomas Grogan John
Lux.
Eighth Precinct-Patrick Egan, M. Cleary.
Ninth Precinct-T. P. Sullivan, John Nc
Tenth Precinct-Thomas sarsfield.
Eleventh Precinct-William Troy, John
White.
Twelfth Precinct-John Hoffman,
Thirteenth Precinct-Thomas Flaherty.
TENTH WARD.
The Tenth ward delegates ara uninstructed.
but will name Alexander Adams for alderman,
The delegates are follows:
First Precinct-L.' ]. Dobner
Second Precinct-F. A. Harris
Third Precinct-Patrick O'Brien.
Fourth Precinct-C. J. Buell..
ELEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-M. McGregor
Second Precinct-Prof. j. A. Hartfgan.
Third Precinct-William A. Davern.
Fourth Precinct
meeting of the Ninth ward Republican
club will be held this evening.
Thursday evening the Young Mems Central
Republican club will meet at Odd Fellows
hall. corner West Seventh and West Sixth
streets. Ex-Gov. Merriam and William n.
Eustis will address the meeting.
Last evening the Fourth Ward Independ-
ent Democratic club passed resolutions to
the effect that all members of the club who
may be in the city convention today shall
give AID Frank G. Brady complimentary
vote for mayor. resolution was also
passed that Anton Miesen is the choice Of
the club for alderman.
Ihe Republican clans were not losing any
time yesterday in the endeavor to get to-
setner. Doran's regular machine men and
the new Castle machine have found that thew
must reckon with the Warren peopIe: and
the difficulty of this task will not be- made
any easier by the Democratic determination
to put forth a good ticket 1t was Thought
that Warren would quit before this but when
McCardy began to flirt with the Fifth warder
his earnestness commanded more attention
Fred Schiffmann's boom is also a disturbing
factor and altogether, the Republican fac
tions are in very perplexing tangle at the
present moment.
One encouraging thing for the Democrats is
that no slate has even been talked of for the
0SSpmhIU Tha no
to be chosen will only be limited by the will
ingness of capable men to serve the city and
the party This was made especially manifest
by meeting of leading Democrats who are
delegates, at the Windsor last evening Care
full counsel and prudent advice will not be
lacking in the convention today; and every
loyal, thoughtful citizen who holds a seat
therein will be impressed with the conviction
that his task is not In any sense an idle one.
At meeting of Second ward Republicans
last evening, attended by delegates from every
precinct, motion was adopted to present the
name Of B. F. Knauft for city treasurer This
means plenty more trouble for the Repub-
licans, as Knauft is, like Horst a German.
More than that, the Second ward is Warren
ward largely, and If Knauft is nominated, M.
w. Fitzgerald is very likely to be sprung
against McCardy for comptroller. especially IL
Castles strong organization should capture
the mayoralty nomination.
Aid. Kartak's friends were jubilant last
evening over the withdrawal of B. F. Knauft
from the aldermanic race. Evidently, they
said, the Republicans have despaired Of beat
ing him for the council.
A test vote taken last evening in a mass
meeting of Eleventh ward Republicans was
altogether in favor of Capt. Castle. For alder
man. Shepards vote was 45 to for Milham.
Delegates to the Republican city convention
from this ward will be F. w. Root D. A. Cur
It's L. H. Bishop, D. r. Davis Keith MAGYAR.
Precinct committee F. F. Stevens, F. W. Root.
Victim of the Big Storm.
I4AMBERTON, Minn., April George
Drew, twelve years old, an adopted child OF
Carl Schaffron, farmer living in the town OF
Jchnsonvilie Redwood county, during the
snow storm, got lost in going from the house
to the barn. His body was found in snow
drift about eighty rods distant from the house
from where he started.
Ought to Declare n Dividend.
Special to the Globe.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., April 6.-The post
Office has paid $1O,49779 over expenses dur
or4ix