The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-25
SLATE WON EASILY
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES, LAST
NIGHT, WENT AS THE MACHINE
HAD ORDERED.
FlRST'S LEGISLATIVE FIGHT
SEEMS TO BE THE ONLY ONE THAT
is NOT SUBSTANTIALLY SET
tiled.
DEMOCRATS ARE NOT ASLEEP.
Gold and silver Factions May Agree
ON Nominee for County
Attorney

Republican primaries to select dele
gates to the legislative and county con-
ventions, which meet this morning il,
Market hall. We're held in the ward
precincts last night from $50 to 1880
Although there were contests in sew
eral of the wards there was little delay
in reporting the results of the primaries
at the county headquarters and before
midnight it was known that the So
called SLATE" had won out all over the
city, Independent candidates were
thrown down hard in nearly every in
stance.
The legislative convention is called to
meet at o'clock to select ten candi-
dates for the lower house, the candi-
dates to be named by the wards In the
First ward there was a meeting held
after the primaries to agree upon a
candidate. But as there are a baker,
dozen contestants, and as half the dele
gates did not attend the meeting, the
action taken by the meeting will be re-
pudiated by the friends of candidates
who We're not represented There is
likely to be a sharp fight over this
nomination before the convention meets
this morning
In the Second ward w. w Dunn will
have majority of the delegates. In the
Third ward G. A. baltimore has the
best of the argument. Henry Johns
will likely be Endorsed in the Fourth
ward In the Fifth multiplicity of can
didates leads to uncertainty, that will
be decided this morning E. E. Nc
Donald accepted the nomination in the
Sixth ward to get out of the way Of
other candidates who, like Mr.. McDon-
aid, were aspirants for the district
bench. L. B. Scott is the choice of the
seventh ward. Walter Nelson was the
strongest man in the Eighth ward, and
c. H. McGill will probably be named
TO represent the Tenth and Eleventh
wards and country precincts. There
are six candidates in the Ninth ward
and each claims to be the favorite.
Ii was only question of majority
some days ago with the nominees for
county officers. It's a safe bet that
Messrs. Edmund and Sullivan will he
rcnominated for treasurer and auditor
without serious opposition Sheriff
chapel went to bed last night feeling
very comfortable over his chances for
denomination. From all appearances
he has more than enough to Nominate
on the first ballot. Mabon made a
better showing than Milham and ChapeI
invaded Mabon's own ward and carried
off most of the delegates MANY of the
Mabon men in the Third ward switched
10 chapel late in the afternoon. as it
was claimed that Mabon was being
supported by the A p A. element Of
the ward.
from appearances Henry Weber will
not be granted a second term in the
registers office E. c. Krahmer an
though Jim. Bell claims a good following
as DO also Ben Knauft and c. H. Han
son. krahmer seems to have the mil
because or his nationality The Ger
mans want the office and threaten all
sorts of things If they do not get II
Col. Samuel Lowenstein, the Bismarck
u me iocal Republican push, has de-
register of deeds-and that settles ali
the rest Of the candidates
for county attorney j. w. Pinch has
captured the plum. He was the ma
chine candidate and has been ar the
top of the list from the first. Other
gentlemen were kindly allowed to think
lney mao chance. For probate Judge.
or course. Gerhard Willrich will be r.,
nominated. By precedent he is entitled
70 second term. DR.. Hahn has the
pole for the office of coroner with Drs
icon, Wfrth, Nelson, Bole and Others
In the field.
IL is likely the convention will re-
nominate Judges Kerr and Otis and LEI
Lewis Durment and other candidates
hustle for the third place.
90 ne legislative convention will meet
al anu the county convention at 10
Following is a list Of tha delao,a+a.,
both county and legislative. elected a.
the republican primaries held 1ast
evening: neio last
st n1rsr "ard1Ffrst precinct, c. H. Finehout
stewart Mcmillan Second precinct q II
i Biom + " " THulsick; Third precinct, John
=. Johnson; Fifth precinct, Fred NJ. IJnv5
a. n Hooper; Sixth precinct, Peter 7 nv,
mag a A,.l r. Gerber Gust Williams, M. Stein
Ledtrand andrew esh'i fai II Fischer cher, Frank
ninth precinct, ]. E. Holt. T.. Finna9an'
Gsnrlel Peterson; Eleventh precinct. c. K
son W. mares Wallblom Emanuel John
son. ". n; Decker. J. A. Longway.
Second Ward-First precinct Fred Rrou,n
s :. ": rarlsh; second precinct, A. C, Thomp.
p son on +. n. Dayton; Third precinct, Charles
W. zol!nan; Fourth precinct, Charles r
Keller Joseph Burger, Sam SpindIer: Fifth
pptisclnct rudolph Paul, W. F. Stutzn,an:
Sixth precinct, John P. Sjoberg Phil Huber
John Gund'ach, William Kemper, with baIf,
vote each; Seventh precinct, S. D. Downs
william Dinwoodie. William Densmore n. r
G,6ntl precinct, John L. Haglund
Eanoen: Ninth precinct. w. L. Ames. F. l..
sampson; Tenth precinct, A. C. Brand; Eley-
enth precinct. Henry Gill; AdoIph Wulff a
], Hoban. =" oN' "a
fhird Ward-First precinct. Andrew Holm
Inomas McDermott; Second precinct, Charles
suerie; Third precinct Frank Lamb. Fourth
precinct F. H. Brandhorst Charles Wilson.
fffh precinct, e. G. Krahmer. s. I,owen
stem sixth precinct j. G. Reichardt. r A
Ia~iss; Seventh precinct. D. B. Kelly Harry
simmons, Paul Holm; Eighth precinct. e. &
Ireeu. John b. Green, A. A. Monthriaud.
Fourth Ward-First precinct. Adam Hacl
s: S. Hessegrave: Second precinc4 w r
Bickel, E. D. Libbey; Third precinct. c. e.
Chapel; Fourth precinct, H. Gallick: Fifth
precinct II. Smith, F. c. Schiffman: Sixth
precinct II. Meir. J. Roedler; Seventh nre-
elnet. George H. Irish, F. NJ Catiin. w F
Dickman, N. M. Porgstrom, NJ. r. TYLER:
Eighth precinct, o. E. Donaldson, A. n.
Wickwfre; Ninth precinct, ]. w. Mason:
Tenth precinct, Shell Blakely: Eleventh pre-
W. ]. Horst, P. Godbout.
Fifth Ward-Fourth precinct Warren IT
Mead, Charles Reichow; Fifth precinct =
=. Parks, John Leah Seventh precinct d.
c. Murray, Joseph Menchik: Eighth nrecinct
NJ j. DAILY. Vac Picha; Ninth precinct los
epn Stransky; Tenth precinct, Albert Tom
asek; Eleventh precinct, NJ Kleazak.
Twelfth precinct. John f. Selb; Thirteenth
precinct Edward c. Poucher.
sixth WardIFirst precinct William Man
teufel; Second precinct o. P Williams. Eu
gene La France; Third precinct. William q.
squlres, II. Comonow; Fourth precinct g.
r. Leyde; Fifth precinct H. E. Marek. Sfvth
precinct George Hofstetter; Seventh precirct
6eoree DIX, C. 8 Sehurman: Eighth precinct