The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
RESULTS OF THE DEMoCP 10
PRIMARIES HELD IN SD
THERE WERE FEW CONTESTS.
DELEGATES SELECTED BY THE
WARD CLUBS WERE GENER-
ALLY ELECTED.
OUTCOME WAS GENERALLY KNOWN
Therefore Very Little Interest WAS
Manifested by the voters-List 4
of Delegates.

fhe Democrats of st. Paul.
at the primaries yesterday af-
ternoon, selected delegates to the
county convention, which will be
held Monday. big majority Of
whom are in favor Of the platform
adopted at Chicago and in favor of
the nomination Of John Lind for gov
ernor. There was not much interest
taken in the affair last night, however.
In fact, the sound money Democrats
did not pretend to make a fight. There
are, however, number of them Sc
iecteo TO go to the convention, but they
are In hopeless minority. The Sew
enth ward elected a few and the Eighth
ward also sends few. Others NAV
De scattering from other wards hut
their strength will not. It was said ,as+
hlsht' cut any figure in the convention
Monday. There were only two or three
contests. One Of these in the Fourth
ward, was of a friendly Character
poth tickets being for free silver Tn
the Eighth ward a contest occurred in
the Fourth district, where p. J. Metz
dorf and A. ]. Manke were defeated
by Patrick McHugh and William Pres
ton The successful ticket represents
the sound-money idea.
In the First ward the peonla tool co
niue interest that, SO far as learned.
delegates were only chosen from few
OF the districts. These delegates nm
der the law, however, will have the now
er to cast the full vote of the ward. As
general thing, wherever a slate had
been arranged by the ward previous ~
the primaries, such delegates will prob
ably represent the districts whether
any primaries were held or not. Fol-
lowing are the list Of delegates:
FIRST WARD.
Dunn. "n'
Second-John Behment, George Thin.
Third-George Dunn, F. ]. Pierson.
SECOND WARD.
First District - Michael Arth, Thomas
Second-Henry O'Connor William Womaak.
Third-Henry Brandt, John Huston
Fourth-Alex Caldwell, Philip Lott.
Fifth-O. B. Wergedahl.
Sixth-B. Hayes, John Sinnen
Seventh-P. d. Scannell, e. c. Starkey.
Eighth-Matt McDonough, Coleman ]. Flah-
erty.
Ninth-William Mackey.
Tenth-Daniel O'Connor
Eleyenth-John P. Dill. William G. Multi
gan.
THIRD WARD.
First District-L. Jergens Andrew Dahl
Quist.
second-Joseph Ehmanntraut
i Third-Frapk ThOma
Fourth-John Heber. Thomas Brennan.
Fifth. August Nilsson 3. ]. Darragh.
Sixth-R. Morey. r. Mauer
Seventh-E. ]. Schumacher William A. Van
Slyke.
Eighth D. Gurney. w. A. Ellerbeck
FOURTH WARD.
First District-Gen. R. w. johnson, O. J..
Cook.
Second-Fred Schrader. A. J. Butzerin.
Third-A. D. Mcleod, John Endres.
FOURTH. j. Flanagan, John G. Kemp.
Fifth-A. R. Capehart, j. B. Covington.
Sixth-John E. Hearn, Fred Cheneaux.
Seventh-D. F. Mccarthy, r. r. Driese.
Efghth-John Welsh Fred Ginter.
Ninth-R. ]. Fox, F. ]. Fitzgerald.
Tenth-F. A. Brennan.
Eleventh-James O'Brien, H. W. Fernholz.
Twelfth-C. Doherty, w. Fl. Mcdonald.
FIFTH WARD.
First District-T. J. O'Leary. c. l. Neu-
mann.
Second-Bernard Ryan. j. A. GiItinan.
Third. Aberle, J. Forrestal.
Fourth-Joseph Wagner, T. ]. Kennucan.
Fifth-A. C.Kirby, F. A. Doyle.
SIXTH. H. Ives F. G. Flint.
Seventh-H F. Smith. Frank skok.
Eighth-R D. OConnell, John Doyle.
Ninth-E. Sauter William Funk
Tenth-C. H. Stille.
Eleventh-Josep Trenton.
TWELFTH. Schliek. Max Whitman.
Thirteenth. H. Janson, Lony Fridmann.
Fourteentb-M. Melvin, George o. Nettle-
ton.
SIXTH WARD.