Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-15


teen minutes hearing, and then listen to
the evidence OF enc witness from each
faction.
1t was voted that an intermission be had
until one O'Clock, and the convention was
so adjourned
afternoon Session.
The afternoon session was called to
order at ono O'Clock. The first order of
business was the report Of the committee
on credentials, which was as follows:
HIRsT wAED.
DR.. A. Ortman, G. Behne, Ole Guam, j.
Il. Hagen, s. G. Co1nstock, H. Blaisdell
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct James McMuilen, i. C.
Barrows, +. +. Oden.
Second Precinct-P. D. Mcmillan, L.
Longbrake, E. n. johnson, S. B. Lovejoy.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-Freeman Lane, Peter
Rouen, B. Hunt, Robert Pratt, J. j. Getch-
ell.
Second Precinct W.Anderson, Mat.
KEGS, Frank Plummer. w. T. Bowen.
FOURTH wARD.
First Precinct-O. J. Evans, N. Fl. Giert-
sen, II. T. Vess.
Second Precinct-J. N. Mind, Fred Rice,
Stanley r. Kitchel, E. W. Jordan.
Third Prccinct-J. II. Thompson. A. J..
Boardmnn, Chas. G. Hunt, A. M. Bailey,
Leander Gorton, Willard r. Gray, A. r.
Scott.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinot-C. M. Loring, Richard
II WnI. A yNolCf 1H y
Thompson, j. @. Williams, A. T. Hilyer
Second Precinct-Geo. A. Pillsbury, c.
B. Hefelfnger, Frank FL. Carhtod, d. G.
Bell, D. Fish.
Third Pcecinct-J. nj. Parker, s. c..
S. c. Gutter.
SIXTH WARD.
First Priecinct-A c. Hangar, E. III
Titterud, Nils Loberg, DR.. G.. M. Skinner,
Joseph Leachman, T. W. Latz.
Second Precinct -Selah Mathews, Ole
Byoru1n, G.. F. Gierbach, w. De La Barre
D. F. Collins.
Third Precinct-Wm. Tweedie, ID. Nc
Waters, n. It. Sjoberg, Otto Fuitz, L
SWense.a.
OUTSIDE TOWNS:
Champlin-Rev. w. Hayden, o. S. Ne
vile.
Eden Prairie-Wm. j. Jarret, George
Cornewau.
Excelsior Z Clarke, o. G. Moeker.
Medina-Thomas Hillyer.
Hassan-C Charles ID. Hoag.
Richfeld-E w. Erwin, l. l.. Humphrey.
Osseo-E. Lefebon.
Independence-R.M Mills, G.. A Mason.
Dayton-C. Z. Evens.
Brooklyn-AndreW Golfer; Geo. w.
| Savidge.
Crystal Lake-Wno. Metalf; Thos. Kirk
wood,
Bloomington. P, Bachelor: Sever FL
lingson.
Greenwood Roberts, L. Bowen
Minnetonka-Benj. Z. Keesling, q. J.
McLennon.
Corcoran-Jasper Pont.
st. Anthony-E. Ooole.
| Minnetonka-A. Engersou.
Maple GroVe-B. F. Lofin, Jesse Cook.
Minneapolis n, Cross, A. Z. Libby
f. d. Peet, Geo. n. johnson, H A. Avery.
AR. Bailey moved that the report be
adopted.
| Josiah Thompson, Jr-, moved TO amend
but MIR. Bailey arose to point of order,
stating that Mr. Thompson, under the
report of the committee for credentials
was not a member of the convention.
| Mr.. Thompson insisted that until the
report was adopted he was member.
The chair ruled that Mr.. Thompson was
| out of order.
Then followed q number of additions to
the delegations from the country to ell
vacancies, and number of vacancies in
the city delegations were also filed.
WANTED TO TABLE IT.
John Thompson from the Fourth ward
moved to table that portion of the report
of the committee on credentials relating
to the town of Minneapolis until the con-
vention could hear the leaders of each
deleg alton.
A vote was taken by yive voce, and a
division of the house was called for,
Mr.. McMullen, from the committee on
credentials, wished to explain the reason for
the action taken by the committee, and
DIR. Evans arose to a point of order, stating
| that the question could not be
discussed spending division OF
the house. The chair ruled
that Mr.. McMullen was entitled to the
floor, but upon DR.. Evans pressing his
point of order. the gentleman struggling
for the floor resumed his seat q
division of the house being had the
| motion was lost and the Josiah Thompson
delegation was ruled gut, and
COMPELLED TO GIT"
Considerable feeling was manifested
among MIR. Thompson's friends, but after
time they saRk back sriilen and silent In
| the seats which skirted the hall.
Upon the motion of Freeman Lane the
temporary organization was made perma-
nent, and upon a vote the convention pro-
ceeded to nomination.
THE RAIL- OPENED.
It was moved that the nomination for