The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-30
TWO Parties 70 MET
DEMOCRATS AND PEOPLES PARTY
BOTH HOLD NOMIN ATING CON-
MENTIONS TO-DAY
POPS WILL Do THE FIGHTING
In the Democratic Ranks Every
thing Is Peace and Harmony,
but Not So With the
Pops.

thing Is Peace and Harmony,
but Not So With the
Pops.
Assembly halls will present busy scene
today, for there will be held two separate
county conven lions, first, beginning at 10
o'clock this morning, that of the Demo
Gratis, to elect delegates to the state and
congressional conventions to be held Sept.
6 and 4, respectively, and, second, begin
ming at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the ses-
sion of the Peoples party.
The Democrats held their primaries last
evening, and as rule there was no
trouble about making up the states.
The Peoples party primaries Tuesday,
however, developed a lively fight be-
tween Adolph Paradis and M E. Murray,
representing the anti and pro-Lind forces,
and as a result the convention today is
likely to be a hummer.
Murray will be a candidate for the per-
mament craftsmanship, thus to accentuate
the discontinue of Paradfs and the tri-
umph of the administration, and Paradis
has limited that if the game does not go
his way he will hold a rump convention
IN another hall.
1t will not be unusual for him to appear
in counsels other than Populistic, as be-
for some time, he was intimately con-
cerned in the success of the Bell-Scannell
faction Of the Democracy in the recent
city campaign, making some speeches
for them.
There were few contests in the prima-
ries last evening, and for the most part
the primaries were short. The list of
delegates to today's convention, so far
as reported, is as follows:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-James Fellowes, Logan
Rogers.
Second Precinct. ]. Donegan, John
Boehmert.
Third Precinct-Edward Peterson, Mi
chael Mullane, Peter Larson, Charles c.
Weyle and j. Sweeny.
Fourth Precinct-John Mccarthy, VIM.
Scott.
Fifth Precinct-George Dempsey, Mi
chael Quinn.
Sixth Precinct-T. A. Johnson, C. B.
Dosh, Peter Paulson and John Babbing-
Seventh Precinct-Anton BoubaI, Oscar
Johnson.
Eighth Precinct-Gus Nelson, Swan
P9nthan, Hans Hansen and C. Hagen.
Fallon, Henry McCool, D. ]. Benton.
Eleventh Precinct-H. H Flynn, L.
Stapleton, C. ]. Johnson, William Hor-
SECOND WARD.
Second Precinct-Louis Betz. John
Third Precinct-H. C. Koerner, P.
Kelly Jr., Henry O'Connor.
Fourth Precinct-Wm. Golden, Fred J.
Joplin, E. ]. Shuler.
Fifth Precinct-Wm Heck, George E.
Benz.
Sixth Precinct-E. w. Holmes, f. w.
Runey.
Seventh Precinct-C. J. Deion, w. H.
Cook, Tom Cameron, Louis Memmer.
Eighth PrecinCt-James H. Farrell,
Coleman O'Halloran.
Ninth Precinct-J. ]. Runey.
Eleventh Precinct Joseph Orth,
Charles Kartak, Thomas s. Lots. Thomas
Mcclure.
THIRD WARD
First Precinct-F. A. Barbeau.
Second Precinct-P. ]. O'Brien.
Madigan.
Sixth Precinct-John T. Smith, George
Sherman.
: FOURTH WARD
First precinct-L+ Cormick, Michael
Second precinct-Michael Quigley, W. H.
Mcdonald.
Third preeinct-John Jackson, A D. Nc
Leod.
Fourth precinct-N. f. Segers.
Fifth precinct-John W. Clancy, P. ].
Mason
sixth precinct-M Koch, Fred Chen
Hearn.
Seventh precinct-Dr. N. w. White, T.
j. Ryan and H. o. Doolittle.
Eighth precinct-John Wedman J
O'Brien, J. B. Covington.
Ninth precinct-Martip ]. Kerwin, Rich
Tenth precinct-James G. Donley, Jr.
Eleventh precinct-EdwaFd Dahl, Oscar
Twelfth precinct-o. B. Robinson. W. H.
Mcdonald.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-George O'Brien and
William Brown.
Third Precinct-C. w. Fisher.
Fourth Precinct-D. T. Igo and Joseph
Wagner.
Fifth Precinct-Leo Dohm and Charles
Miller.
Sixth Precinct-C. P. MCGUIRE, Ed.
Mullaney and William Davern.
Seventh Precinct-Charles Baer, John
Morrissey and w. G. Woldt.
Eighth Precinct-W. H. Murnane, John
Petrashek and George T. Reddington.
Ninth Precinct-Charles Lauer and
Tenth Precinct-F. HanzeI and John
Pyne.
Eleventh Precinct-R. Holcombe.
Twelfth Precinct-J. w. Dougherty.
Thirteenth Precinct-James Lynch.
Fourteenth Precinct-J. Q. Juenne-
mann and ]. d. Ginley.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct-F. A. Hamm, A. Yoerg.
Second precinct-J. G.. Phillips, Henry
Burg.
Third precinct-M. Benstock, L. Gale,
E GoVette.
Fourth precinct-P. McDonough, Frank
Blekert
Fifth precinct; H. Valentine.
Seventh precinct-A. P. Hendrickson,
Fritz Lehman.
Eighth precinct-M. ]. Moran, R. T.
Wardell.
Ninth precinct-A L. Graves, John Bis
sell James Meiady.
Eleventh precinct-H. Frankott L.
Nasch, L. Voyen.
Twelfth precinct-Gus Beck.
EIGHTH WORD.
First Precinct-Jacob Danz, F. M Cady
Fourth Precinct-Frank Robert Hugo
Hanft, William Shields and George
Mitsch.
Fifth Precinct-Emmet Morrissey, w.
B. Hennessy and H. A Loughran.
Seventh Precinct-George F. finland
Henry Steinkamp, c.. A. Baumann,
George Thill
Eleventh Precinct-J. Kokesh. Frank
Rott, L. H Lueders, T. T. Sheehan.
Fifteenth Precinct-Thomas Delaney,
John Filtz, and NJ. A. Cummings.
NINTH WARD.
Fourth precinct-William Troy, Stephen
Sullivan.
Fifth precinct-A L. Wagner, E. oun-
livan.
Sixth precinct-wfliam Smith.
Seventh precinct-William O'Rourke,
Tom Mcmahon, Charles Houck
Eighth precinct-F. ]. Kennedy. Steohen
McEllistren, John Brennan
Lynch.
TENTH WARD.