The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-19


success in the race for county attorney,
but Horace Bigelow has been slated for
the place, and will no doubt so in.
DR.. A. w. Whitney withdrew from the
race for coroner, leaving the contest to
Drs Haas and Hawkins. The latter,
from the Sixth ward, is picked as the
winning candidate.
Walter A. Washburne seems to have
completely vanquished his opponent, Ed
ward Heimback, for abstract clerk, His
own ward, the third, went solid for him.
1t is the general belief that Judges Brill
and Kelly will be nominated There was
not much fighting on their candidates..
Walter Chaplin, of the Seventh, the third
man in the race for district judge, proved
not very active.
There was general confusion last night
regarding the successful candidates for
county commissioners. David w Gray,
OF, the Second; E. 3. Lott, of the Fourth;
w B. Webster, of the Ninth, and John
Wright, from the country, are propably
as good as nominated
One of the most startling contests Of
the primaries was in the second ward
over the candidates. of w. w. Dunn and
J. E. Gregory for the legislature. Both
factions had strong support, and the wire
puIlers had all they wanted to do. The
result is conceded in favor of Dunn. ROD
ert Deakin, of the Tenth, Eleventh ana
country district claims good fighting
chance in the convention for legislature,
but when he comes to the result he will
doubtless find that the States dictation
will be complied with, and w. w. Rich
will be nominated
Henry Gallick, whom the slate Endorsed,
| put it all over his opponent, Henry L..
! Mills, of the Eighth ward, for court COM
missioner.
! There were many bitter contests during
| the voting hours last evening. and not a
few will leave fatal effects, according to
the statements of the ruffied fighters. 1t
! is believed that some pretty damaging
work was done and that the result Will
| react fatally in the fall, when election
| day rolls round. The sore in the side Of
the Warner-Day faction, caused by their
| utter defeat by Hurd and his followers,
and the fight between Dunn and Gregory
! in the Second, are being aired, and 1t
/ will require some rather strateget1c
maneuvering to pacify all factions The
| charges of stupidity that have been made
against Warner for thrusting Day on
| when he could not but see he was beaten
| from the start, are being generally ap-
| Piled and these things are not lying COM
fortably with theffaetions against whom
they are alleged. ItfA
IF the party slate, is carried out today
| ing names on the ticket as nominees:
Sheriff. c. JRstIas
| Treasurer-Alex1J Lindal1l.
Register of Deds-M. w. FITZGERALD.
County Attornef-IJo Horace Rigelow.
Judge of Probate-E. w. Bazille.
Abstract CIerk-W. A. washbEl ne
Auditor-W R.ssJ6hnson.
Judge District GouFt-Judges Kelly and
The remainder bf The ticket is not at
1 tracing much atfefffion ard it may be
left with the excepiion OF commissioners
ard legislators in one or two instances
to the fate of The convention, which con-
venes this morning at 9:sC.
M. F. Kahn, who served Ramsey county
| honestly and faithfully as county audi
tor some years ago. has announced his
candidacy for county treasurer on the
Democratic ticket. Mr.. Kahn has been quiz
city sizing UP the situation Ter q few
days. He has seen large number of
prospective delegates to the convention,
and, On assurances received from them,