The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
DEMOCRATS TURN MKT
INTEREST NOW TURNS TO TIE Sc
LECTION OF A COUNTY
TICKET
ARE PLENTY OF CANDIDATES
Louis Retz viii, 1t Is Believed, He
Nominated for Auditor, and
ThoEr"s X. Kane for
Attorney

A result of the Republican county cor
Fention is that every Dem 3crat who as
pred TO a position on the Democratic
ticket IS more anxious than ever to Sc
sure the nomination. It IS NOT only be-
heVcd that Oar Reese's back Office efforts
nave given forth Il ticket weak In snets.
nuI, with one exception, it is regarded as
weak all down the line The 311bIic did
Eot slow any disposition ye>f,,-ti:v Il,
eutEuS@ over the result. In fact the STAT,
arranged by Reese left good many sore
spots. Men who would not have been
deI Aated In a square contest could not for
set N day that they had been beaten
cN machine manipulation allG vito pull
ING ton days before the convention wis
hc!d The last five va. DIS on the list
FOUND III every case they we're simply
OF no account in picking 4 ticket HI,
selection was settled in each ease us soon
as the vote of the Seventh ward had been
announced
Tie attention Of the Democrats, is nos,
directed to the ticket they expect TO sun
~. With the C-5c~l ton of county, au
ditor position which s conceded TO
Louis Betz. and that of county attic c.ex-.
which T. R. Kane will receive, the posi-
tons are all pen to a confess For she,r-
Iii, Anton Nielsen, Peter Van Floven and
AID. T.. l.. Murphy are the known can(Et-
oates Report coupled another name tc
the position yesterday. md it was slid
that at the last minute Sheriff Waaeper.s,
f lends might think it wise 70 RS him
lhlrd tine Each man will have the back
my CT his respective ward, but farther
than that it is impossible to go.
For register of deeds Charles Mcdonald.
of the Sixth ward, is candidate. ana r 80
ert ,. Hare has been considering for the
last few days the ACCESSIBILITY e seeking
ina Ton,
There will be a scramble for the nomi-
nation for county treasurer. NJ T. Kain.
P@tor M9t7dorf. Conrad MILLER and isn-
ward Peterson are all talked off, and
yesterday the name of Al Sibley was
! coupled with that of the nomination.
| There may be others.
| It viii be DR.. Dohm or Dr. Miller for
/ coroner.
For probate court judge F. A. Pike
and Norman Fetter are likely men,
| Neither will make a hustle for the nomi-
ration, either will accept it and make
| fight for election.
| The legislative nominations are also
open. 1t seems to be the impression in
/ some quarters that if Mr.. Peterson could
! be persuaded to accept the First ward
! AAOAAiAll1IlOll LS HOuIO D6 elected. 112
carried the First ward two years ago
: against Senator Sheehan, and was only
. defeated by the narrow majority that
! Sheehan got in the Second ward. II
! would seem like finding an additional
seat in the lower house to nominate Pc
/ terson.
In the Fourth ward there is some talk
| of James r. Hickey. Ed N. Hazard il
! said to be willing to make the race, and
| o. J. Cook, the attorney, who sought the
nomination for alderman last spring, IS
also possibility. 1t is felt that who
j ever is nominated will have little diff
Guilty in carrying the district
George McCIu.e's viii In Court.
The will of George Mcclure. of Sears