The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-10

iefeuIs HOiDrOOk on the First Bal
Lott. n. Stacy Is Named for
| Comptroller and Titus Mnreck for
Treasurer-The PopuIists and
Silver Republicans Are Each
Given a Share in the Ticket.
.'or Mayor-James Gray.
.or Comptroller-Frank N. Stacy.
FOR Treasurer-Titus Mareck
Members of Park Board
Robert Reed.
i. r. Williamson.
Paul Fontaine
Members Of the School Board
r G. Mcmillan.
~. II. Marley.
kIembers of Library Beard
T. b. Marvin
Terrence Connolly.
IS. c. Thornton.
justices of the Peace
EOuth Side. r. P. Pratt.
lSOrth SIDE. George Cudhe.
East Side. F. E. Hobbs.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. AT the
amocratic city convention, held at
brmanna hall today, James Gray re-
lived the Illumination for mayor by a.
tie of I'D against los for F. G. Hol-
look. the latter making a good show
V N4lSU II is COIlSlSlGIeu that he
\ active campaign.S
The nomination of Stacy for comp
Oller was a surprise TO nearly every
.dy. and probably TO y the nominee
mself. 1t was only to be accomplish
after bringing about a plan of fu-
)n, an undertaking which seemed Ut
Fly impossible even at the opening
the convention. The Silver Repub-
hans and the Populists. however. had
teir conference committees present.
d after consulting it was agreed to
esenl a report by which the comp
Ollership was to be given to the Pop
lists, together with one member each
! the park and library boards. Stacy
las to have the comptrollership, Paul
pntaine the park board and W. c.
Elornton the library commissionership
Justice Of the peace In the North
E5trict was allowed to the Silver Re-
&blicans, who were to give it to
ROrge Cudhe. These men were to be
animated by the Democrats, with the
understanding that they were to pull
II the ticket if the action was not
satisfactory to the PopuIists when they
Get Aug. 17.There was a good bit of OPP
fsftion TO Stacy, Matt Gallagher saying
&c action would lose the party five
Etes for every one gained, and Michael
rady accusing Stacy of being the per-
IN, of all, most responsible for the
ktrayal Of faith at the time of the
Sunty convention, but the fusion lead
Is. among whom were E. A. Stevens,
1ade such pleas for dropping bygone
tRtters that the proposition, Stacy and
was swallowed with a slight grim
A number Of members of the Wonl-
Us council, headed by Mrs. Andreas
reland, who acted as spokeswoman
tere granted time enough in which to
Aesent the claims of Mrs. Jennie Crays
& retention as a member of the school
ard, but there was no response from
Ne delegates. Ed A. Stevens, VINO
sted as principal oracle, announced it
Y the policy of the party not to in
arse any woman for office unless she
suld show either that she was the
u e, sweetheart or sister of a Demo-
at. II his position he was also sls-
Hned by David Johnson, who criti-
Ted the present school board vigor-
sly, and included Mrs. Crays in the
\ ticism.
Prof. J. G. Moore acted as chairman
q the convention, and J. K. Gilmore
secretary. The proceedings were or
lrly. and the convention work was
.ncIUded shortly after o'clock in the
ening. Before adjourning the chair
IN was authorized to appoint a city
nmittee, consisting of one from each
rd and eight at large, twenty-one in
u. which committee is vested with
nary powers to fill vacancies, etc.
adjournment was taken until Aug.
when a meeting will be held at
tmocratic headquarters to make Ger
n that the Populists do not break
Heir agreement.
lThe Democratic aldermanic conven-
Inc o1c l,11I
kFSt ward Jacob Foell was nominated
Her Casper Schulenberg and several
{. hers. In the Second ward Harrison
B latt and Enoch Hidden were defeated
. Harris 2. Stone. In the Fourth
& Frd Andrew Burns was selected In
#e Fifth ward John F. Walsh was
med for aldermanic honors. The
Hth ward could not do without Lars
md. and denomination was given
him without opposition. In the
I venth ward the convention adjourn
till Aug. 80, by which time it is
Typed 70 effect fusion. In the Eighth
brd it was decided to meet again at
el,ne later date at Democratic head
arters. Peter Mccoy had a walk
Way in the Ninth ward, receiving "a
ktes against 8 cast for Jacob Rep
III. his opponent. Thomas Dryer
the handsome thing in the Twelfth
"a moved the nomination of George
Castle. his late opponent. Castle
IS unanimously nominated. John
hnIey was the unopposed nominee in
Eleventh ward. while in the Tenth
n adjournment was taken until Sat
r Hay night.
u Che convention in the Thirteenth
h I'D was called for this evening, but
Il Ler organizing, an adjournment was
/ ken to Aug. %, at $50 a. M, in the
4 ice of the register of deeds.
CAMPS RAnIv IoCArOn