The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-05

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leadership of Assemblyman Arnold,
the Republican member, refused to ac-
cept the list of election judges Selected
by the board Of aldermen and substi-
tuted one of their own. The entire list
will now have to be returned to the
board of aldermen for readoption.
That the board list would not be ap-
proved intact was apparent when Pres
ident Schiffnlann arrived on the scene
ward list, which he and Assemblyman
Doran scanned with interest. The
changes they made, however, were only
trihing.
Next followed Assemblyman Arnold
and the mutilation he caused practic-
ally revised the entire list. OF the
eleven wards the selections in five
failed to meet his approval and he i'm
mediately offered a substitute list
division of the prizes and at the same
time gave fuller recognition to the
Peoples party.
When the substitute was offered ne
eight votes present were registered in
it's favor, Assemblyman Van Slyke be-
ing absent. The approval Of the DEM
ocratic members was evidently given
with reluctance, but any objection they
might offer was stullified by the alb
Il.
ally placed them in the minority.
Paradis Threatens Proceedings.
In attendance at the meeting was E.
A. Paradis, a member of the Peoples
state central committee. Mr.. Parad1s
informed the members that his party
had been recognized by the attorney
general and if they were not given
some of the judges an appeal to the
courts would be made. Mr.. Paradis
took very kindly to the Arnold lists,
which seemed a little odd in view OF
the fact that at the board meeting
Mr. Arnold was for ignoring the Pop
ulists, whom, he said, were not party.
The revised list will now have to go
back to the board of aldermen for ap-
proval and how that body will receive
it is creating considerable interest. Its
members say they We're the first to
concede the right of the Populists to
some of the judges and they do not
look with favor on their latest ANAL
gamation.
AS today is the legal limit for the
selection of judges some of the mem
bers Of the board contend that the ac-
ton of the assembly last night avails
nothing. 1t is probable that a confer
ence of the Democratic members of
the two bodies will be held this even
ing for the purpose of reaching an ami
cable agreement
seq The Revised Lists.
The changes made, and which are
largely the work Of Assemblyman Ar
mold the leader of the Republican MI
nority, are as follows:
X Second Ward-First precinct, w.
Drinane, substituted for Albert Muller;
Wa gbesbay statsr fop for 2 n Tane Kane
fourth, Charles Lindeke; R., for M I, Gray,
R.; sixth, c. BoogYom: R.; for J. steiger,
D; F. A. Br1dt, r.; for En- F. Nonemacher, n soa
w. Santer; eighth, C. O.. Halloran, p,
for D. L. Sullivan, p; ninth. 3. l.. Cha
pin, r.. for Al. Mcdowell. F.; tenth, J.
w Senple, D., for James Maroon, D.;
eleventh, Matt Egan, P, for Joseph Sou
& ssThird ward-First precinct, B; G: Ben
son, R., substituted for 9or Ed q paws; start r;
p; p; fourth, J. E., ,Beattie. p, for R. Smith,
dP fifth, William Fischer p for Wy j. w.
r., for Al Schales, R.; A. Fonssard, F.,
for ]. J. Moromsey, P; seventh. George
H. Wergehdahl, R., for. John Hoffman,
Fourth Ward-First. precinct, George F.
stanchfield r., substituted for for J. j. J. ,a,, Son
lin r. G. W sraSe f. FOR Or faf for MileG y
gers. p; third Max Racholman, R.. for
P: G. Haas, R.; w G; Perry; D., for ).
for F. A. Beech, D.: Eugene Finger, R.,
for w j. Hunter, p. seventh, H. W.
Fernholz, p, for D.. Connel, Fl; eighth,
NJ. y Cosgroye R.. for James ne H1iian; En n,d H.; 1r
P; tenth, J. G. Donnelly, D, for W F.
LIE Clair, D.; James Fahey, p, for j. G.
Donnelly, p: eleventh, Pat Butler, p, for
for ]. J. Wolff, P.
Many Changes in the Eighth.
Eighth Ward-First precinct. II.
F. Schwab, Republican, added: F.
Phelps, p substituted for aSalS + Keller,
II. B. Howard, R., added; fifth, Fl. Monti-
fei R., added; C. H. Gerber, added; H.
II. Muller, r., for G. A. Bohnen, p; sixth,
g I Tqekett r., aaded; seysnth F. holan r.,
mold, r., added: H. Lurkson. p. for Ed
orndorff. P: eighth, B. genham, R..
added; s. Fertig,, p, for J. Reef, F.;
G.. Nitz, R., added; eleventh. G. j. Rein.
R., added; t. G. Galema, p for T. P.
Sheehan, p; twelfth, W. J. Schorn, R,
eonTa conTade G5i;ia D.; thirteenth. Otto Adder r.
fourteenth F. W. Boyer, R.. added; A. J.
yarchman; E, for, for John st9e6maan' d9sd, pln F.;
ct. p. for G. A. Scharfbillig, P.
Ninth Ward-First precinct, P. Carey,
P. substituted for D; O.. Began. p;
fhird fhrb e 3 TRapg w. Moberg a tPr P f. for De-
ieTty. P; sixth, c. NJ Thaung, R.. for M.
F. Brennon. D.; eighth, 2. snodgrass, r,
for Lawrepce Miekey; IKE Yin ri Gcbanongb 5emth = =
eleventh, c. j. Andreen r., for G. 3.
Andreen, p; twelfth. P. Beecher. F., for
Charles Schallenberg, D.; thirteenth, O.
H. Oace, R., for Dennis Lane.