St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-19


The only wards that submitted anything
like full returns were the Third, Sixth ana
Eleventh. The delegates elected in the Sixth
ward; which reported the results in all pre-
eincts. save the Second, are Krieger men,
and there is consequently no reason to doubt
that Aid. Krieger will be indorsed by the con-
Vention tomorrow afternoon.
The returns received last night showed the
election of the following delegates:
First Ward-Fourth precinct, Henry Giese
'Jn.
Second Ward-Eleventh precinct Matt Egan,
wv. O'MaIey.
Third Ward-second precinct, William F.
Meter; Third precinct, William Gibbon;
Fifth precinct, ]. w. Grocer; Sixth precinct,
Scott McDonald Seventh precinct, c. P. Aid
rich; Eighth precinct, ]. w. Cooley and W. A.
Owe.
Fourth Ward-Sixth precinct H. w. Den
nett and NJ. E. Murray; Eighth precinct, E:
b. Lott.
Fifth Ward-No reports.
Sixth Ward-First precinct, c. Rosin Third
precinct. John D. Fry, John Thorpe; Fourth
precinct B. Demers; Fifth precinct, Paul
Belair; Sixth precinct, Edward Christopherson
Eighth precinct W. A. Matheson, David B.
Hill: Ninth precinct, Thomas Quinn, Joseph
Heuska; Tenth precinct, R. Robertson Henry
Cfydeson; Eleventh precinct. Henry Feyder,
John F. Krieger; Twelfth precinct, ]. C. Stuhl-
man; Thirteenth precinct, William Stewart.
Seventh Ward-No reports.
.ElgAln W arQ-F1ftl precinct, FRANK t10H-
man and Alfred Girard; Fourteenth precinct,
Frank Pampusch Jr. and NJ Rosemarick.
Ninth Ward-Fifth precinct, E. j. Curry
and Thomas Murphy; Eighth precinct, s. A.
Best and o. p. Benz.
Tenth Ward-No primaries held
Eleventh Ward - Second precinct, j. L.
Hughes; Third precinct, George Wiessner;
Fourth precinct, August Whitman
$ Schorn's hall, on East Third street, was
comfortably filled last night by citizens who
had.met to ratify the Democratic ticket. Will
Nam Cadden presided and Harry Caldwell was
Secretary. Mr.. Caldwell made an address
that both wise and witty. He said the
voters of the Second ward are free and as
fan as the mountaineers of any land. They
believe like the fathers of the republic, that
resistance to tyranny is obedience to; God.
and tyrant is a tyrant whether he WELD
a scepter. like George the Third or only a
piece of pine scantling. like would-be boss.
With a stinging sarcasm the speaker review
ed the causes which have brought the Dem
ocratic ticket into the field and evoked ap-
plt,use when he said the Democrats of st.
Paul are TO be congratulated on the present
status OF the party in revolt against tyr
amy and attempted usurpation within its
ranks. The Democratic ticket, he said; stands
for principle, for equality and for justice.
The candidates were given kind words, which
mef with general favor.
Louis BeIZ, canQlQate Tor assembly man.
modestly responded to a call. He Endorsed
the platform expressed his confidence in
the other men the Cullen ticket, and
promised if elected to so govern his conduct
that at the end of his term he would not
fear to face his constituents and give an ac
count Of his work.
John J. Ryder, candidate for the assembly
made an address devoted to showing why
the Democratic citizens ticket is worthy
carefully over Mr.. Cullens record as a pub
lie servant, and directed attention to the
fact, that Republican officials have been as
consistently opposed to the working people
the Democrats have been friendly. 81
would not belittle the workingmen by con-
sidering them as a distinct class" said the
speaker, were it not for the fact that our
Republican brethren are Suddenly protesting
so fauch interest IN their welfare. They
haze never sent men to the council to make
good. their professehs5>and the real depth
of f..their interest may be judged from the
turning down they gave Aid. Milham for
daring to vote with Democratic aldermen in
favor of the fFemen and policemen
Monday evening the Democrats of the Sec
end ward Will rally at Lucker's hall, corner
of Forest and Margaret streets. Pierce But
Ter, j. Z. Stryker and two or three other
speakers will be present to deliver address
es. The committee on arrangements is work.
ing hard to make this meeting one of the
largest ever held in the ward.
Patrick Kelly Jr.,s Democratic candidate
for alderman in the Second ward, has his
petition ready to file, 2pd is now at work
organizing for telling work during the next
two weeks.
Democratic mass meeting of the Eighth
ward will be held under the auspices of the
Jefferson club at Freylingers hail. Earring
tpn and University avenues, tomorrow night
The following speakers will be present: Hon.
Pierce Butler. Hon. John Townley, Hon. T.
j. McDermott, Hon. F. r. Wilde, Hon. Dr.
&; NJ. Stamm. Also several of the candidates
on the ticket will be present.
.ts--e aest *e1*tf#ge
Two more eertifcatesSof nomination were
fled. jim the clerks office yesterday The
certificates bore@the names of George Lend
way, and Edward L.Murphy who are can
didates for aldermen from the Eighth and
Ninth wards respectively
The following precinct committeeman of the
Eighth ward are requested to meet this aft
ernoon at Browns hall, Western and Univer-
sity avenues. at 3 clock
First Precnct-H S. Krause Charles
Friend P. Cable, Thomas Martin, Nick
Second Precinct-M. ]. Clark, P. H. Wa
ters, John Heffron, Charles Jesserang.
Third Precinct-T. ]. McDermott Nick
Keimringer. John Harmon, J. j. McGrath
Walter Gibbons, John Matz, John ]. Farrell
Fourth Precinct-P. McHugh, Frank Rob-
ert William Preston, George Mftsch Nick
Weller, Peter Metzdorf,. Sam Cummings. VIII
liam Feelson, Joe Cramer, John B. Martel
n1rrrI,T 7 II
ming. H. A. Athey, James Daily. John Nc
Cauley, Thomas Spence, John S. Oliver, John
Breitschaft. John Mcclure
Sixth Precinct-George Murray, Chris Fry
linger George Gerlach, Nick Pothen, James
H. McCauley. Thomas H. Nolan.
Seventh Precinct-F. L. McGhee, A. L.
Bachteen. j. H. Loomis, Joseph Cartier, Geo.
+. Umlaud, Oscar Scheder
Eighth Precipct-I Koehler Apdrau p aaso