Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-05

than the usual disappointments because there
are more candidates than usual. Whoever is
defeated will have the consolation of know
ing that Ge will rank with the majority.
The Members IN the CITY.
The following are the names and locations
of the members who have already arrived:
MERCHANTS.
Observation-Disclosures j. B. Wakefield
senators-A. McCrea, Perham.
Representatives-C. A. Gilman, st. Cloud;
Fl. II. Hastings Owatonna; W. B. Lutz,
Wabashaw; E. C. Geary Plainview; j.. b.
Cowing, Alexandria.
METROPOLITAN.
Senators &C. f. Buck, Winona; W. H. Of
hcer, Austin.
Representatives-R. A. Jones, Rochester;
Jared Benson, Anoka; John ID. Allen, LIE Roy;
c. P. Russell, Eyota; J. F. Goodsell, Frankford
Chas. F. Scroth, Winona; H. Cummins Eagle
Lake; Clark Keysor, Mankato.
WINDSOR.
Representatives-Elia Tompkins, Rosemont;
P. j. Kniss, Lu Verne; l.. W. Denison Fari-
bault; Ed. F. Hyland, Pennington; P. Nc
Cracker, Fillmore; Gorham Powers, Yellow
Medicine.
CLARENDON.
epresentatives-A. NJ. Stiles, Sank Centre;
Michael Anderson, Fergus Falls.
UPMANs.
Senatorial. L. Rice, Willlnar; e. G.. Swan
strom, Duluth; John Shalleen, Center City;
John Gornam, Rice Lake; d. A. Morrison,
Rochester; G. S. Powers, Fountain; o. FL. Page.
Pleasant Grove.
Representatives-David MCCARTHY, Winona;
D. G. Fairbank, Dodge Center; G. E. Stacey,
Rochester; Peter Burnes, Saltwater.
INTERNATIONAL.
Senator-R. B. Johnson, Blue Earth City
Representatives-E. B. Parker, Rapidan; d.
B.iStanley, Maine Prairie; T. v Golf Mankato.
The Candidates.
TO give the names of all the candidates is
no easy task. They come under the head of
''too numerous to mention.'' We give the
names of such as we have heard mentioned,
and If parties interested will supply the in
formation, the GLOBE will be glad to make
the list complete tomorrow.
SENATE.
Chief Cierk-Chas. W. johnson, Minneapo-
lis; S. P. Jennison. Red Wing Republican,.
Assistant Secretary-A. P. Connolly, of St.
Paul; NJ. 4. Daley, Owatonna
Enrolling Clerk-Ed. 81. Folsom, of the Tay-
lor's Falls JOu2na7' Charles r. McKenny. of
the Rushford STIR.
Sergeant-at-Arms-NIr Pugh, of Rochester;
Mr.. Jordan, of Perham; Chas. Rose, of Blue
Earth City.
Speaker-Chas. A. Gilman, Of St. Cloud; S.
Il. C"Dlstock. OF Moorhead; II. r. Denny, of
Carver; j. P. West OF Wells; Jarlrd Benson,
Anoka.
Chief Clerk-Nark D. Flower. of Lake
Elmo.
First Assistant Clerlz-Robert Deakin, of Red
Wing; 5. D. Parsons, of Mankato.
Second Assistant Clerk-W. J. Wiltshire Of
Fillmore Mr.. Wade, of Martin county
Engrossing Clerla-J. G. McGrew, Of Au
dubon.
Enrolling Clerk-George E. McKibben. of
Hutchinson; Mr.. Carpenter, of Monticello;
Eugene Smith. of Swift county,
Postmaster-S. G. Beaumont, of Faribault:
J. Lutte Christie, of Winnebago City Press !;
Lyman Baird, of Austin; John A. Jackson Of
Lake City; Q. A. Anderson, of ST. Paul: Mr.
Stanley of Stearns.
Sergeant at Arms-Mr. Burger Of Mankato;
+. FL. Dayton, of Saltwater; Mr.. johnson, of
Fergus Falls; Mr.. Phiuney, of Lu Verne.
Assistant Scrgeant-at-Arms- S. Hopson
of WahashaM; l.. R. Soversoa, of Carver
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at the Capitol.
Notwithstanding the extra efforts put forth
the past week by the parties engaged in fit
ting up the Senate chamber, Representative
hall and the committee rooms, and the gen
eral repairs of the building considered nee
essary: much remained to be done at the
close of day working hours last evening. In
the new Representative hall the carpet Law
ers had but just completed their work, leay-
ing to be completed the hanging of the two
large chandeliers for lighting the hall, and
the placing OF the members desks and the
other requisite furniture. Each of the chan
deliers have twenty -four lights Of bright red
and blue painting, with brass ornamental
ton. In fact, they are very SNOWY
chandeliers, and when in full blaze
will give to the somewhat cheap though
garish ornamentation of the room, rather
pleasant appearance to the eye. AS to the
taste, considering the purposes to which the
room IS dedicated, the GLOBE has only to re-
mark, that SNOWY outside, q roomy Inside,
safety and good taste cannot be secured for
Sl4, 600, especially when the head is more
for variety house looks than for stability
In the Senate chamber, but little remains
to be done for the reception of the honorable
gentlemen chosen by the people to represent
them in tuis branch of the State govern
ment. At nightfall the desks
they will occupy were located about
the room in nearly TIE positions
they will occupy when Lieutenant Governor
Wakefield brings down his gavel and calls
the first State Senate Of Minnesota
fedged and of voting age-to order. But
the chairs to hold the mental robustuosity
of the State were non est Ditto the ink
stands the pen RACKS, the mucilage bottles,
the bill holders, tho spittoons, and all the
various little ct cetf ras that 60 to make up
the essentials of our average Senator's leeis
latiye life. With all these things in place.
however, and the honorable Senators in their
seats, the reportorial eye was somewhat
panied at the appearance of the cracked
walls, the faded and more than half worn
carpet, the soiled desks and the generally
shabby appearance of the room, distressing
ly plain and common place as it is in COM
parison to Representative hall. But then
he reflected that Minnesota was a Young