St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-21
LIGHT BALLOT AND NO ENTHUSE.
ASM AT THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.
ONE TICKET IN THE FIELD
WITH AN OCCASIONAL CONTEST
SPRUNG BY SOME ASPIRING
GENTLEMAN.
THE NINTH HAD DOUpLE sHARn
N - '"h"poell Turned Down by
Ticket Headed by Col. Joseph
BObIeter.

A very light ballot and a ,,,arL.t,
preponderance of Mckinley sentiment
were the chief characteristics of last
| nights Republican primaries in ST
| Paul. In nearly all the wards the
thlnS was cut and dried. OnIv one
| ticket was in the field, and there vas
little enthusiasm manifested. In one
| precinct, in fact, the return made to
the chairman of the committee last
hlght showed that there was Just one
| man present at the primary. This was
| IN the Tenth ward, and he elected HIM
! SELF chairman, secretary and delegate.
| made his own return to the chairman,
ana Will probably be around Monday TO
secure tickets to the meeting of the
state league Of Republican clubs.
There were exceptions to this apathy.
| however. The Ninth ward, with its
usual asperities, gave two lively con-
| tests, one of them close as we'll as
bitter. In the first precinct of this
| ward there were two tickets in the
Held, one headed by E. c. Campbell.
who wants to be assistant county at
| torney, and one headed by ex-State
Treasurer Joseph Bobleter The Bob
Letter ticket received 3S votes. to 80 for
CampbelPs list. The fight was purely
on personal lines.
/ The Seventh precinct of the same
ward had a straight Davis ticket and
an opposition which was. of course.
! straight Mckinley. The Davis ticket
received % votes to for the Mckinley
! folk.
Reed was scarcely heard of in the
canvass anywhere, although in very
few isolated cases ballots were found
in which the names of both Mckinley
and Davis had been scratched and the
cZar's cognomen substituted
The Fifth ward objected to the form
of ballot printed by the general COM
mittee, and substituted one in which
! McKinley's name preceded Davis. It
| would have made no difference how
ever, as the favorite son was not in it
at any stage.
| The full list of the delegates elected,
so far as can be made up from the
returns to the chairman and the
G l o e s investigation, is as follows:
Precinct FIRST WARD.
1-Charles H. Finehout, Gus Seibert.
20. H. Nelson. c. B. Brunson
S-H. H. Bercuist, T. d. Sheehan H A.
Sunberg, William Mahle
Henry Nef, j. NJ Bohrer c. NJ. Miller.
u
&C \. Peterson, P. J. Ekberg Andrew
! Nattson, E. J. anderson.
Charles Huebner s. y. Delander G.. Nell
son, John Bloomqust
s-John Sandell, Gust Nelson, Robert A.
Young, Walter Munich.
9-John Mccullough, Otto J. Troseth. T. B.
Maloney.
1O-James Smith, Aug. Shogren, A. W.Whit-
ney +. E Rama.
1-Charles WallblOm G.. F. WOolsey, L. A.
Bumgardner, E. Johnson.
SECOND WARD
ALBERT Scheffer, H. Sargent
2-F. W. Zoliman, Sam Brant.
.S-Charles Metz, Charles Teunne, Christian
Meyer. B. F. Knauft.
4-Joseph Burger, Charles Lindeke, NJ.
6-Willam Kemper, F. A Broaidt Jacob
IS. L Good, George, C. Davenport Charles
Hanson. L.. A. Webster
S-John T. Hagiund, William Silcox.
9-William l.. Ames, J. E. Gregory
1l-Mat Leithauser, A. F. Maschger, A. ].
Hoban.
THIRD WARD.
ANDREW Holm .WiIliam Fuller.
2-Charles Stierle.
3-rerrence Kenny.
Fired Brandhorst Christ Nelson.
samuel Lowensten John w. Fisher.
81. {. Reichardt, William F. Hullseik
Watson.
SD Green, Sanford Grant John ThorselL
Andrew Simpson.
FOURTH WARD.
Joseph SchroU, George Golfer.
2-E. D. Lbbey. George Laurent.
S-W T. Johnson.
Alex r. Speel.
5-H. Smith Ed Lucas.
6-.John C.. Penser, F. o. Hammer.
George H. Irish, L. c. Daymunde, Peter
Bsrkey 9in s. rsa G. smith ensUSsr G; W. Reese fa.:n,
ioEF i b B. FSEhitG,ii Whittier.
11-Richard Faar. P. H. Butler.
PC. II. Streif, II. Johns.
FIFTH WARD.
George A. Nash, Robert Seng.
"a. G. Newhart. A. F. wadsworth.
S-F. A. Krch. NJ. ]. DAILY.
Ill. F. Schultz.
12-J. f. Selb.
81. Larson. Thomas York.
SIXTH WARD.
William Mantauffel.
Aug. Filter, Albert Allen.
S-George Exley, Karl o&man.
5-H E. Marek.
6-Wiliam Bircher.
George E. Bryant NJ. L. Mcintyre
S-W. Pennington, A. NJ Bartlett.
lob f. Latta, William Cuf.
11-George Lorsch.
12-I. ID. Bissell.
13-Paul Quehl c. r. Woods.
SEVENTH WARD.
stanford Newell. f. L. Breen. z. E.
j. J
2-W. II. Lightner, w. b. Dean Fred S.
Bryant, II. A. Castle II. T. Drake, M. S.
Flower.
S-Harris Richardson. James E. Markham
Edward G. Rogers, NJ. ID. Mum.
4-Jesse A. Gregg, C. A. Severance, William
T. Kirke. Andrew Mine. w. II. Farnham.
5-W. J. Sleepy, L. Corning. II. RothschiId,
H. Il. Hardick.
ED s Bean S. P. Spates, J. E. Morehouse.
7-E s. Warner. C. F.. Hamilton. j. W.
Pinch, d. D. Smith, II. NJ. Tussler, c. w.
Smith.
S--Walter Holcomb.
EIGHTH WARD.
1-George Schroeder. II. Thompson, c. r.
Smith.
2-H L. Mills f. J. Eubank.
3-R. B. Wilson, ]. D. Moran, f. II. Waters,
w. w. Mccoy.
4-John Williams. Aug. Boyer. Albert Ger
ber.
Sc. L. Mabon, Henry Yost.
Aug. Kadunski, II. l.. Tankersley,
George b. Boyd.
IA. n. Barringer Chris Arnold, F. L.
Adler
S-william R. Johnson. s. L. s. Titus, A.
Gaines Jr.
9-AleXander Nicoll.
1O-H. r. Lange, Nels Olsen.
11--J. G. Rems, j. I. Solum, John Moak.
12-George Renhart.
13-S B. Carter, G. B. McCarty.