The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-25

| ElSntn Ward-F1rst precinct, e. ID. TIL
man. Adolph Mueller, Gates A. Johnson Jr.
Second precinct. Allen Swan, Harvey L
| NILS Third precinct, III. P. Slime, F. d
Springer, J. d. Moran. 0. D. Howard; Fourth
| precinct. w. F. Bremen, J. E. Williams, r
A. Upham; Fifth precinct, F. d. Parker H
Yost; Sixth precinct. August Kaldmiki. H
| F. Tankersly, Fred Flanley; Eighth precinct
r. l.. Bonham, William Marquardt, Walter
| b. Boyd; Eleventh precinct Fred Stanley, E
| N. Devine. N. M Habberstad; Thirteenth
precinct. S. b. Carter, ]. Charles Mccarthy
Fifteenth M,as,, presinst Ct. Q. s. berringer
! bell, w. b. Webster. Edward Feldhauser
Second precinct. M. o. Nelson. s. S. Crooks
Third precinct, Tim Reardon. John Larsen
| Sander Fifth precinct. John II. Morftz, Jens
Peterson; Sixth precinct Henry Hinkens
Seventh precinct, p. ID. Youngman. Il. D.
Babcock; Eighth precinct o. A. Nordquist
Sutst; Tenth precinct ]. q. ]. Kilburg; Eiev-
enfh precinct, John Hedman. Louis Schauer
Twelfth precinct, Julius Schneider; Thir-
teenth precinct, o. H. Oace, H. T. Vayhinger
Tenth Ward-First precinct. Thomas Mont
| gomery, William Ransom; Second precinct
c. L. Weber, Christ Bendixen. George H
| Hazard; Third precinct, d. A. Cudworth, A.
| ]. Stobbart, Nels Larson.
Eleventh Ward-First precinct, August
Wedmark; Second precinct, F. w. Root, w,
A. Naylor, Ed A. Paradis, J. C. Shandrew
c. G. Irvine: Third precinct, M. G. Craig, w
| A. Hammond; Fourth precinct, Adam Bob
| land; Mounds View, j. c. Austin, Erick Lar
son.
The delegates to the legislative conventions
are:
| First Ward-First precinct, Stewart Nc
MILAN, j. w. Finehout; Second precinct, c.
l.. Schneider. w. H. Meeker; Third precinct
D. A. w. Paff, F. Lund, c. j. Nelson. Peter
cinct H. F. Smith. A. H. Hooper: Sixth
precinct. Peter ]. Ekberg, A. H. Gerber, G.
Williams. M Steinman; Seventh precinct
-; Eighth precinct, j. ]. Fisher, II. Led
str Nicholas
precinct, L. Pirmagan, c. S. Berg, James
Mccullough; Tenth precinct -; Eleventh
precinct, n.ac;not Twelfth precinct
cinct, -; Fifteenth precinct, -.
Second Ward-First precinct w. II. Brink
/ Fred Bonn; Second precinct, J. P. Kelly
Samuel Brandt; Third precinct, E. 0. Zim-
norman, Christian Meyer, T. H. Lewis, A.
E. Peterson; Fourth precinct, -; Fifth
precinct. Rudolph Paul. Ole Nelson; Sixth
! son, Albert Glockner; Seventh precinct S
! D. Downs, William Dinsmoore, E. ]. Jones
William Dinwoodie; Eighth precinct J. R,
Hilgedick Edwin Sjoberg; Ninth precinct, G.
/ W. Horr, H. J. G. Macintosh; Tenth pre-
cinct -; Eleventh precinct, Ira Z. Eggle-
ston, Charles Hanson, Adolph Wuiff.
Third Ward-First precinct, ]. Sink, ]: 3
precinct, Henry Boyce; fourth precinct, E
]. Flanagan, John Anderson; fifth precinct
Nels Sandell, F. j. Carpenter; sixth precinct
-; seventh precinct, D. B. Kelly, H
Simons, Paul Holm; eighth precinct, E.
| Green, l.. o. Wilson, W. Reaney.
Fourth Ward-First precinct, ; Sec
ond precinct, - third precinct --
i sixth precinct pesg nis seventh precinct
George aS P H. irish F. NJ catlin, ". F. DICK,
inson, w. H. Yardley; eighth precinct ---
eleventh precinct, R. Fair; Henry Henzel
twelfth precinct, Peter Schomath, D. r
Reese.
/ ird r,ro O1rft
precinct, Joseph Fairchild, A. Spangenberg
/ fifth precinct, ; sixth precinct S. J.
Picha, James Kluzak; seventh precinct
precinct, Frank Shimon, Edward Stallman
ninth precinct John Kerchera; tenth precinct
| e. p. Wade: eleventh precinct, M. klujak
! twelfth precinct, Albert Mashek thirteenth
! precinct, A. B. Korba; fourteenth precinct
Sixth Ward-First precinct, William Mant-
eufel second precinct, Charles Zalke, 10
liam r. Johnson; fourth precinct Jerome
| Marowsky; fifth precinct, W. P. Fontaine
sixth precinct, George Schauble; seventh
eighth precinct w B. stonner, Charles Gel
sci; ninth precinct M. J. Foley, c. F. Hans
dorf, P J. Blgue; tenth precinct -:
eleventh precinct George B. Tallman;
precinct, George F. Clifford, l.. C. Daymunei
Seventh Ward-First precinct H. w. Bewe
j. P. Morrow, a F. Goodrich, F. W. Demp-
! D.
! Baines, c. S. Bunker, n. A. Frost, G. White
/ M. Auerbach, J. Fl. Weed; third precinct, E.
| g. Rogers, j. G. Stout, Il. F. Loomis; fourth
precinct Charles Leonard w. H. Farnham
a. r. Moore, M. L. Bald, W. H. Angel: fifth
precinct, w. P. Snow c. A. Barnes W. J.
Sloppy, H. Kohlman; sixth precinct, S. P.
Spates, J. E. Glenyille, W. A. Rudd; seventh
precinct c. W. Smith, H, NJ. Tussler, w H
Burns, j. w Lane, W.. L Chaplin; eighth
precinct, Utley B. Curtis; ninth precinct
Carl Taylor, c. E. Hamilton.
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| H. Thompson, H. Schroeder; Second pre-
| cinct, George Hunton; John E. McCarront
| Third precinct. E. x. Clymer, C.. Dufault
G. J. Charleston. John Berrisford; Fourth
| Easdale; Fifth precinct, H. Yost, D. J. Har-
rington; Sixth precinct George II. Heather
JJr.; Eighth precinct R. L. Bernham, VIII
liam Marquardt. B. Boyd; Ninth precinct
-; Tenth precinct -; Eleventh pre-
Gnet, John Moak ; George J. REIN, Martin
cinct W II. Parker. h Michael Bogg -Four z
s. Derringer, ]: Fecky.
Ninth Ward-First precinct E. Feldhauser
Charles Wanzer, e. J. Bobletter; Second pre-
cinct. w. Bjornstadt, R. J. Miller; Third
precinct, j. ]. Redding, Charles o. Johnson
Kuhlmann. Charles o. Gill; Sixth precinct
-; Seventh precinct e. D. Babcock, j
c. Fisher: Eighth precinct, E. Snodgrass, o.
Brekke: Ninth precinct, C. S. Benson; Tenth
Thomas S. Bemis, o. Tharmquist: Twelfth
precinct, -; Thirteenth precinct, p. R
jacobson, A. A. Rolf.
Tenth Ward-First precinct Charles N
Ackers. Walter S. Reed; Second precinct, F
A. Alderman, F. Lundstrom, F. L. Buck
Third precinct c. NJ. Cannon, E. J. Whit
man, j. F. Wilson, Fourth precinct, -
Eleventh Ward-First precinct, John Eos
ter; Second precinct, G. A. Magunson, B
Jacobson, D. L. Danforth, T: Bowman, F
A. Hammond; Fourth precinct, Carl Koenigi
Mounds View, J. C. Austin, Eriek Larson.
The last meeting of the county Dem
ocratic committee before the county
convention was held last night in the
Globe building. There was a largo
attendance and there was more than
the usual manifestation of enthusiasm
and confidence in the reports of com
mittees engaged in ward and precinct
work.
Chairman Rosing, of the state central
committee, was present and addressed
the county workers, urging them to
diugent and renewed effort for the ma
tional and state tickets as well as the
county candidates. T. d. O'Brien also
made short speech and urged the
members of the committee to work in
harmony and select the strongest and
lest men that had been named for he
offices. With strong ticket he felt
confident victory would perch on the
banners Of the county Democracy in
November.
A committee on ward organization
| was appointed to select the names OF
at least three members from each pre-
cinct, such names to be presented to
| the chairman of the convention for his
his approval. such persons to assist
| the ward committeeman in the work OF
the campaign after the nominations
are made.
1t was announced that the primaries
will be held Monday night and ward
committeeman were instructed to see to