The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-29
man. Leonard Schlec1; Thirteenth. ]. H.
Jansen, Mathew Mug ems, Fourteenth, G. O..
Nettleton NJ. Melvin.

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man. Leonard Schlec1: Thirteenth. j. H.
Jansen, Mathew Mug ems, Fourteenth, G. O..
Nettleton, NJ. Melvin.
Sixth Ward irst precinct, w. O'Keefe, X.
Stanton; Second, j. Il. Bell. H. Burg Third
j. Guion, w. Rossman; ourth, }. McDon-
sough. NJ. Horowitz: tllth, Z. Lehman; SIKH,
J: Bohrer. D. ". Lilly; seventh; M. J. MO-
Cyrus Giilette; Ninth. 5. p. Meiady. o. Sa-
ward; Ten.h l.. tahey, J. Il. Angel; Eleventh,
Herman rankot q. ii. Welis; Twelfth.
w. j. MeAndrl VS.; Thirteenth, +. w. Bard
Seventh Ward-First precinct, John L.
Townley, George C. Lambert; Second. James
O'Br.en: Fourth, C. d. o'Brien, James A,
Mead: Fifth JOHN Nj. Lynch, Humphrey
Barton; SIKH, John Ciar9, George Allen;
Seventh. t. II. Kane, NJ. J. OConnor; Eighth.
J. /. barley; Nln.h. .. H.s0'Nelll.
Eighth Ward-f inst precinct. R. J. Haz-
Yard, Michael Lux; Second, James Brady,
A. ]. Lamontaine; Fourth. w. ]. Pres,on.
J. j. Haggerty; Fifth. J. A. Wolf. +. +.
Laughman; Sixth, A. C. Wolfanger, Steve
Connolly and P. Philips tie); Seventh. NJ. Nc
Carthy, George Will; Eighth, Andrew Res,
Dudley Clougher,y; Ninth, Joseph Jarosz,
Frank Kelly; Tenth, George Lendway, Peter
Scheiber, Thomas McMahan; Eleventh, F..
Helms, Otto Luestge; Twelfth, Joseph Bach,
J. J. Preston: Thirteenth, P. J. Geraghty,
Thomas Medley: Fourteenth, H. Stiemkamp,
w. T. Fitzgerald; Fifteenth, John Fietz, John
Boyer.
Ninth Ward-First precinct Edward w.
Buckley. Daniel Mullen Jr; Second, Alex
ander jacques: Fourth. NJ. j. ORourke F.
:. Dowlan; Fifth, John Crawford William
William Shaughnessy, William O'Rourke:
Tenth. James Feistermacker Eleventh, E. L.
Murphy. Frederick Rim; Twelfth John l..
Holman; Thirteenth, Martin j. Devine.
Tenth Mard-Not reported.
Eleventh Ward-First precinct, NJ: McGraw;
Second. W. Damen. w. Jones; Third. Pierce
Butler; Fourth, John Hammes.
The convention viii meet this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock at the Market house,
the county and legislative tickets be-
ing nominated by the same delegates.
Sixty-one delegates will also be chosen
to attend the congressional convention
which has been called to meet in Mo-
Fart hall Oct. IL.
The Democrats will meet in Market
hall and the Populists in the old NUM-
cipal court room at the same hour.
Committees on conference will be APP
pointed by both bodies early in the
proceedings to arrange the terms of
fusion. The free silver Republicans
Will be present in body as well as in
spirit. They are not going to let the
chance go by to secure an Office if there
is any chance Of getting the indorse-
ment of either the Democrats or the
PCpulists ]. Nj. Hawthorne, as chair
man of the self-appointed committee
that appeared before the PopuliSts last
week and offered to vote with them.
will probably make the same play be-
fore the Democrats today. Hawthorne
claims to be acting with the most un-
selfish motives and says he wouldn't
accept an Office If the Democrats and
PCpulists went down on their knees tc
him. Which they won't. There are
TOO many fellows after office now to
go about hunting up renegade candi-
dates.
AT the meeting Of the county COM
mittee last night an effort was made
to select chairman for the convention
but as there was some opposition the
matter was postponed in the interest
OF harmony. 1t is likely C. D. O'Brien
VIII be chosen, as he is the fav-
orite of a great majority of the dele
gates. The opposition to this selection
will be made-if at abby the Sean
neliites. who will have a small repre-
sentation and one candidate in the
convention.
As an instance Of how hopelessly the
candidates are tangled and the dele
gates at sea in their preferences, John
WAGNER, who is slated for treasurer
Is willing to run for the office of sheriff,
and Dick McNamee, who wants to be
sheriff, and swears he will not be side
tracked, has been shunted by the lead
are no combines and no one candidate
has strength sufficient to dictate. There
fore the result of the convention is
hopelessly involved. The only sure
thing and one that can be wagered
upon, is the fact that no one blu: i5ryan
men will receive Elimination.
Prof. c. A Swanson. of Lundsbore.
Kan, will deliver. an address in the
Swedish language at Market hall this
evening. He is said to be the finest
Swedish orator in America and he is
also well Informed on the financial
questions of the hour.
Senator F. A. Hodge, of Pine county.
was in the city yesterday. He saws
mere is no doubt that Judge Morris
VIII defeat Congressman Towne by a
vote that will surprise even the Re-
publ1cans by it's size. Towne. he saws.
has been losing friends and Influence
In the district for weeks and is losing
more votes with every speech he
makes.
Senator Nelson will be the principal
orator at the meeting of the Morse
American sound money club at Mozart
hall Thursday evening.
The Hebrews of the Sixth ward have
VI SohiNCu d SOuilO money club with the
following officers: President, S. Gold
inhesg; first vice president, ]. Macor-
oVsky; second vice president, J. Know
1ch; secretary, D. Elfenbein; treasurer.
3 Roisner; executive committee H.
Cemonow. j. Fryer, K. Schor, M. Ian
do; Janitor, M. Elfenbein; sergeant-at-
arms, Charles Nemorowsky.
Republican precinct committees in
the various wards will meet tonight for
important business. Each COMMITTEES
VIII elect a chairman and secretary
treasurer The precinct chairman will
then elect from one Of their number a
ward chairman and a ward secretary
and member of the county committee.
and I'LL any precinct vacancies that
may exist or occur in the future. The
meeting places tonight will be as fol-
lows:
First WaTd-Payne avenue, near Cook street
Second Ward-6S7 East Seventh street. near
Maria avenue. 800
street. M SiAln
Fourth ward-SS7 wabasha street. Manner
block 0i