The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-06-02
TEMPORARY OFFICERS WE'RE
FIXED UP At THE COURT
HOUSE CAUCUS.
cuTcHEos CUTS IN AGAIN
He and Jared How Defeat Mayor
Smith and Jim King I'm
Hot Fight.

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and in no case was the vote large. with the
possible exception of the Second precinct Of
the Seventh ward. In this precinct Frank W.
NJ. Cutcheon and Jared How were elected over
Mayor Smith and James King by majority
of thirty votes. 1t was a plainly stated issue
between Michael Dorans supporters and those
who believe there should be a change. The
election Of Cutcheon and How made some OF
the friends of Smith and King very mad, and
early in the evening they were talking of q
contest before the committee on credentials.
Later. however. the mayor and Mr.. King en-
gagged in pleasant conversation together at the
meeting Of the delegation. Apparently. nelth-
of the defeated gentlemen harbored any
soreness against their successful competitors
In most of the wards the hours set for the
primaries4:S0 to 630-practically eliminated
the votes Of the men who work all day. They
could not get off at 4:3O, and it was impossible
for any very large percentage Of them TO get
to the voting places before they closed. The
voters who work down town, but live out in
the First, Second, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth and
Ninth wards, knew this and did not make an
effort to vote. Consequently there was no In
sonal fight was being made.
T. J. McDermott and AID Wolf each made
personal effort for election In the Eighth
ward-the first because, as chairman of tho
state committee, he could not afford to be
beaten, and the alderman because he rebelled
against the methods Of selecting delegates
adopted by the conference held in the mayors
office. Mr.. McDermott made a personal can
vass. and Aid. Wolf said, after the canvass.
that most of the twenty-three men who voted
in his precinct had to be gone after.
McDermott, on the other hand, says that the
Doran men were showed under in both the
Second and Third precincts, and that the fight
was clearly defined.
William johnson and Tom Brady made hard
fights In the First and Third wards No
protest was entered against them last night
and they will be prominent in the convention
today
j. F. Franzen had the Doran men against
| him In the Second ward, but won OUT and
! the same Is true of l.. Memmer and William
Hoy, who will have seats as delegates today.
| II was $3.50 before the delegates had assem-
blec in Court Room No. 3 last night j. q.
Donnelly started the business by nominating
d. w. Lawler for chairman. He put the mo-
tion and 1t was carried.
| Dan Aberle nominated Jim Healey for secre
tary and he was elected with Ed McNamee a,
assistant
call OF wards was ordered, to make I'D a
hst OF delegates-elect, but quite few names
were not reported When this was finished
]. G.. Donnelly moved that Mr.. Lawler be se-
lected to preside as temporary chairman today.
There were no other nominations, and Secrs-
tary Healey put the motion to elect Mr.
Lawler. 1t carried without any opposition.
Bob Hare nominated Secretary HeaIey for
temporary secretary of today's convention and
this was likewise carried. Then the delegates
adjourned.
Following is list of delegates so far as 70.
ported last night:
FIRST WARD.
w W. T. Young. Charles Mccarthy. william
sweeney. j. r. Donahue Thomas White
George Chrysler Jr., William johnson. !, r.
kain, j. Q. Horrigan John Norris. ]. p
Donovan, William Symms, George w. Dill
Iery, Frank Lindstrand, Henry Boucher, o.
SECOND WARD.
John Q'Harra Thomas Vaughn. p Ken.
Jr, Jacob Schmidt, John Hinshion. G. ID.
Smith. Henry Kopp, Thomas Burns, j. r..
Tranzen, b. Hayes. ]. Myley, L. Memmer,
". Hoy, Matt McDonough, James Farrell w.
Mackey, Dan OConnor, w. G.. Mulligan.
James McCarrick.
THIRD WARD.
NJ. J. Egan, A. Dahlquist George Dawson.
r. Thom, j. Heber, l.. Wardell Ed j. Schur-
meier. Aug. Nilsson, H. w. Cory, ]. p.
d,Dy, aealey, ); +. McAuley, James McGill, P.
FOURTH WARD.
H. ]. strouse. Roxey Reber, James F.. Ma
loney, NJ. Quigley, Matt Broos, Theodore
JAMS, j.. W. Gross. D. c. Jones' John Walsh,
J. B. Covington, J. G. Donnelly, James
0Brien, A: Miesen, Thomas Grace, Dan
Flanagan, F. t. Brady, George d. Henry.
w. j. De Force. Thomas Ronayne.
FIFTH WARD.
D T. J.: o'heary ?. Martin, E. J: Murnans
Wagner P Sweeney, j. Haag, c. Mcdonald,
George Reddington, Peter Eiswirth, B. Mel
derhofer ]. c. Sauter, James Nagel. M.
Hume. F. Machoyec, ]. Stauble, Williams
Banholzer. F. ]. Trabert, A. Haas, VI. Mel
vim.
SIXTH WARD.
Berg, George W. Heath, Joseph Guion. Sam
Mflstan, G. Mcdonnell, A. Marguies F. Leh-
man, J; H. Bohrer, D. w. Lilly. R. N. Hare,
Burch, E. Melady, William Burke. W.
Schmotter, James Smith, F. W. Baer, w. r.
Hawthorne. j. F. Angel.
SEVENTH WARD.
H. Oppenheim, D. H. Hickey. F. w. NJ.
Cutcheon, Jared How, T. D. O'Brien, Thomas
w. Sheehy, Ed McNamee, D. w. Lawler, NJ
F. Kain, George H. Allen. John Clark. W.
Symonds. James Nugent Jr., J. ]. Dwyer,
William O'Gorman.
EIGHTH WARD.
T. F. Martin. R. j. Hazard, NJ. ]. Clark.
Ed Reissner, T. ]. McDermott, NJ. st. Jean,
p. J. McHugh, W. ]. Preston, Chris Fry
linger John Hedrick. John A. Wolf. Fl. A.
Loughran, George Umand. F. L. McGhee
Andrew Refs, John Wagner. Joe Matz Frank
Kelly George Lendway, T. Mcmahon, Charles
Harper Michael O'Toole. John Eden. J. J.
Preston, d. Claugherty, Stephen Andrett
William Fitzgerald, Henry Stelnkamp, Nick
Wehr, ]. H. Boyer.
NINTH WARD.
NJ j. O'Connor. Dan Bell, D. ORegan, p.
Klein James Jordan, F.. Dowlan NJ ].
O'Rourke Ed Quinlivan A. Wagner William
Smith william ORourke, Thomas Grogan,
M. Cleary, c. Roger. D. Sullivan. John Ma
her T. Sarseid, E. l.. Murphy, John Lentsch,
r. S. McNamee, ]. F. Gehan.
TENTH WARD.
W. p Hemenway. ]. H. McGilvra. @.
Buel
ELEVENTH WARD.
p ]. Gleason. Jacob HinkeI.
ROSE TOWN.
A. p Hendrickson. L. Hoyt.
The convention will meet at 10 o'clock thu
morning in Market hall