The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-28


to Secure the NominatIon-His
Candidacy Seems to he u Real
One at This Stage of the Con-
test.
Perhaps Congressman Stevens will
carry the Ramsey county congressional
convention, which will meet this after
noon at Market hall for the purpose of
nominating seventy-hve delegates to
the district convention, which Is to be
hello at Rush City Saturday. 1t is al
together likely that Mr.. Stevens will
carry the convention merely because
there is no organization to the opposi-
tlon. The primaries that were held
last night resulted in the election of a
llst OF delegates the majority of whom
40 not favor Mr.. Stevens They will,
however endorse him unless Eric Dahl
sreh GOES some organizing this morn
ing. Inc strength of the opposition to
stevens was altogether unsuspected
When Dahlgren was first named in con-
nect1on with the nomination IL was
generally believed that his candidacy
had come too late, and that Stevens
had Ramsey county at least well or
ganized.
rent or opposition to Stevens, and last
night it was made manifest Stevens
tailed to carry the city solely because
he did not think that 1t was necessary
to look after the ward caucuses. He
assumed that the candidacy of Dahl
gren meant nothing, and that he would
have a Walkaway. The result was that
there is delegation from the First
ward that is uninstructed and that
for two
Vens. 1t was said that twenty-eight
out of the thirty four delegates of the
Fourth were opposed to Stevens The
Firth ward is uninstructed but the del
egates are not for Stevens if there is
anybody against him. The Seventh
ward is for Dahlgren fat. The Eighth
ward is for anybody but Stevens, but
will go for him If there is no opposition.
The opposition lacks organization al
together, but If Danlgren gathers up
the delegates who do not favor Stevens
this morning, then the congressman's
chances are slim. He was about the
Windsor last night when the returns
were coming in. and was very much
concerned. He would have nothing to
say about the convention, however.
MI. Dahlgren was not at all in evil
dence.
The convention today will elect sew
enty-five delegates to the district con-
vention. Ramsey county has a major
ity Of the delegates in the district, and
the man who has the county solid is
sure of the nomination.
The following is a list OF the delegates
so far as they were reported last night.
FIRST WARD.
2 Pr. Wehmier, Louis Lundquist, Rob
8 P-Harry A. sundberg. Charles R. Mare
Inns, Louis johnson, +. c. Wagner Charles
" Moberg.
Ekman.
C PETER Ekberg, c. A. Peterson, Mat
Jensen, Gust t, Williams. Or. Earl.
Pr. A Young, H. L. Ernst. Peter A.
Pr. B. Maloney, j. E. Holt, E. Larsen,
Shane, 6: E: Swanson, Fred Nelson.
II P-Charles Walbom. G. Granbe,k, A. A.
Carlstran, E. johnson, G. w. Johnson.
SECOND WARD.
Pr. Albrecht
PRED Gackstetter, Chas. Lindeke Sr,
Alex. W. Caldwell.
5 P::-Wm: schnittger. w. F. stutzman,
s P.-Wm. Kemper, Avon Olsen, O. N.
P.-Chas: Jahnke, E. C. Gray. Geo. Brook
ms. s. D. Downs.
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9 PHI. J. Mcintosh. C. w. Horn.
II P:-Anton Johnson, T. F. Conroy, Matt.
Leighthauser, Henry Cook.
THIRD WARD.
/ P.-Andrew Hahn, Louis Peterson.
2 P.-Hans Larson
8 P.-John Stieren.
P.-Geo. Kroeger, Albert Austreau
s P.-S. Lowenstein, Nels Sandell, Ed Lar
kin
P-J c. Reichardt, Chas. Herbst.
P.-Robert Kirkland Harry Simmons G.
A. baltimore.
s P-Geo. W. Lamb, j. NJ. Cooley. o. II.
Holden, A. A. Montbrand
FOURTH WARD.
1P-Carl Ducius, Adam Heck. W. F. Tuttle.
P-Geo. Golfer, Jas. Woodford. H. Kidder.
P-L. Feeser Jr.. Capt. ]. Titlow.
PHI. Gallick.
P-John Burch. John Roedler. E. FREEMAN.
PIG. w. Distler Tom Neuhausen, N. NJ.
Borgstrom,, Geo. H. Irish. Geo. W. Reese,
Theo. Bunker.
Pr. E. Baker, E. B. Lott, Geo. Barber,
G. l.. Horst
9 P-Alb. Johns. ]. W. Mason.
10 P-Sheldon Blakeley, F. Kearnan.
II Phil Justus. Richard Farr, T S.
T. P-Francis M. whe Ter, Del H. Carer, E.
Schroer, Jos. Hort.
FIFTH WARD.
P-Ernest Frey, c. +. Peter.
8 P-Wm. Nordnan. r. A. Rngwald.
PIG. N. Warren, Chas. Strauss H. Bres-
lauer.
P-Chas. R. Parker. F. Barta.
P-D. c.. Murray. Geo. McGeary.
9PaaJoe. Witha. Frank Blonck.
10 P-Geo. Meisel.
10 Prank Masek. John F. Selb
10 P-W. F. Smith, Mat Dresser.
IA P-W. G. Thorpe. jos. Krivanek.
SIXTH WARD.
Pr. NJ. Abel.
2 Planes Allen. George David. H. Car
roll
Pm. Shovel, D. Efenbein. B. Bronstein.
PHI. A. Leyde, H. Elfenbein.
8 P-W. P. Fountain.
6 P-George j. Schauble.
9 Pr. G. Drake, A. w. Mortens3n, James
10 P-w. H. sache. H. c. Peterson
u P-L. D. Bssell. c. E. Pierce.
SEVENTH WARD.
Pc. B: Lehman. N. o. Ainey. J. A. Mar
hon.
2 PHI. T. Drake, w. H. Lightner. R. NJ.
Newport, F. j. Bryant. c. F. Mailer, J. L.
Barnes, John c.. Schwartz:
Learned nl a. H. Stem Stem. W. H. n Anee!l C'aS' L.
s P-I. L. Mahan, F. Irvine, w. II. Rich
ardson. W. X. Mulliken, H. NJ. Lufkn. L.
holman.
PIE. c. Bowen. ]. E. Morehouse. C. F.
Arroll, D. H. Michaud, p. N. Lindquist.
P-D. Michaud. w. L. Chaplin, J. e. Trssk
I. l.. Patnode, ]. w. Pinch.
8 Pc. S. Warner. ]. B. Emerson.
EIGHTH WARD.
P-George Schroeder. A. Deael. A. Poie-
rier H. Thompson.
P-L. A. Harding, F. ]. Eubank.
PaF. G. Warner, W. F. Bremen. A. Ger
P-Henry Yost, D. ]. Harrington. Carl
Wirth.