The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-14
No FIGHT IN PRIMARIES
INDICATIONS ARE THAT TODAY's
CONVENTION WILL BE AS
HARMONIOUS
WILL MEET AT MOZART HALL
County Convention VIII Begin This
Morning at 10 O'Clock to
Choose Delegates to
Minneapolis.

The precinct primaries to elect dele
gates to the county convention at Mo-
zart hall this morning were slinly at
tended, there not being any sharp con-
tests on for the honor of representing
the city at either the state or national
conventions.
In many Of the precincts, where the
polling booths have been removed, it was
impracticable to locate the primaries.
The following is the list of delegates as
far as reported last night:
FIRST WARD.
Third Precinct-Edward Peterson, NJ.
MulIane, A. ]. Mahoney, Peter Larson,
J. 0. Cederberg
Eighth Precincts. A. Ponthan. Louis
Ferguson, August Nelson, Anton Rathte.
SECOND WARD
First Precinct-J. Bohment and J. J.
Dunnigan.
Second Precinct-Henry O'Connor, P.
Kelly Jr and John Harrington.
Third Precinct-Louis Betz, Thomas
Davis.
Seventh Precinct-W. H. Cook. J. w
Rowan, ]. J. Hickey and Louis Neu-
meier.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-F. A. Barbeau
Second Precnct-John Hoff.
Third Precinct-John Flanagan, Thorn
Fourth Precinct-F. J. Kinnucane, Sam
uel Payian.
Fifth Precinct-C. ]. Hendy, August
Sixth Precinct-John T. Smith, ]. B.
Irvine.
Seventh Precinct. H Knowd. A. w.
Vance.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-John Hammes, Leo
Cornick.
Third Precinct-J. W. Laurence, A. D.
Fourth Precinct-N. F. segars.
Fifth Precinct-Charles Banker, M
Sixth Precinct-John Hearn, M. Koch,
Alex Rapp, Henry G. Tardy.
Seventh Precinct-Dr. r. White, Z. j..
ES$, ]. E. Barry.
Eighth Precinct-J. B. COvington, John
Weidman, jeremiah O"Brien.
Ninth Precinct-Richard Fox, Charles
Brenck.
Eleventh Precinct-Oscar Tankenoff, u.
HebenSdriedt.
Twelfth Precinct-O. B. Robertson, John
Hickey.
FIFTH WARD-
Fifth Precinct-Lee w. Dohm and
Chares H. Miller
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-F. A. Kamman, J. E.
Sullivan.
Second Precinct-G. 3. Sudeith. w. ].
Casey.
Third Precinct-A. Margulius, J. C. Lau-
derdale and M. Rossman.
Fourth Precinct-P. McDonough and F.
KraWeZWSki
Fifth Precinct-A Regner.
Sixth Precinct-P. Hurley Jr. H
Seventh Precinct-C. j. Haupt. A p,
Eighth Precinct-M. J. Moran and J. C.
Gregg. s9,a i
Ninth Precinct-James Melady, o. sa-
Tenth Precinct-G. F. Kremrow, J. ].
Cullen and Joseph Konkle.
Eleventh Precinct. M. Burch, L. Voy-
er, L. Nash.
twelfth Precinct-Gus Beck.
Thirteenth Precinct-A.: Rowland. S. C..
Keichardt and Barney Regan.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-George c. Lambert, Da-
vid F. PEBBLES, P. j. Kavanagh.
Third Precinct-M. A. Commerford.
. Fourth Precinct-W. M: Carson, w. F.
Fifth Precinct Humphrey Barton. P.
R. Mcdonnell.
Sixth Precinct-L r. Frankel. L. K.
Seventh Precinct-William Van Voor-
hees, Dan Aberle with Henry Vessels
alternate, in case Mr.. Van Voohees can
not attend.
Eighth Precinct. J. Dwyer.
Ninth Precinct-Judge J. w Willis.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Eleventh Precinct-Frank KolIenborce
Louis II. Lueders, John Linberg and Otto
A Luettge.
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct-Dr William H Sigler
and Jacob Danz
Secretary D. II. Stine, of the national
Republican league, yesterday opened head
quarters in Parlor b, of the Windsor and
will continue to keep Office there till after
the national meeting in July joseph
w. Whitney, of Marshall, son OF Capt. G.
{. Whitney, is attending to the clerical
work.
Chairman Street and Secretary Whit
ney, of the Wisconsin Republican state
central committee have invited the Min
nesota delegation to the national conven-
ton to breakfast with them at the Hotel
Pfster Sunday morning. The Gopher
delegation will be met at the depot by a
committee.
The Fifth district Democratic eonven-
ton will be held at Normanna hail this
morning. The indications are that
George Porter and ]. J. Heinrich will be
elected delegates to Kansas City. The
convention will probably favor P. B.
WlnsloW for delegate-at-large