Daily globe., 1883-06-28
ErenanO Session.

IN which Liberty Hall and A. II. Reed, of
Glencoe, were the principal figures.
Erentl0 Session.
Chairman Gilfllan called the conven-
tlon to order, though only about half the
members were in their seats, at 7 80 p. m
Quiet secured, the chair announced that its
first business was the report of the com :
mlttre on credentials, in response to which
Stanford Newell, st. Paul, chairman of the
committee, submitted the following list of
delegates entitled to seats in the conven-
ton:
DELEGATES.
Aitkin-D. J Knox.
Anoka-N. W. Freeman, NJ. Y. Bean,
Becker-M. S. Converse, o. L. Roe, Z. n.
Jellum.
BentOn-Jno A. Sem, NJ. r. Trace.
Big Stone-C. K, Orton, w. B. Dow.
Blue Earth-Wm. Thomas, Ira B. Reynolds,
d. Bradley, H. H. Herring, L. S. Warner, C. G..
Spaulding
Brown. Bobleter, S. D. Peterson, Jacob
Hoechler, d. J. Russell.
Beltrani-G. Il. Johnston, substitute for
Geo. 4. Pierce.
Carver. II. Aekerman, Il. Denny, Chas.
6. Haigren.
Case. a. Ruffee.
Chippewa-O. j. Wood, T. Il. Lund, Ole Wef-
senmOe.
Chisago-L. J. Stark, F. n. Peterson, John
Shaleen.
Clay-L. OSBORNE l. 0. Storle 0. H. Sma-
by.
Cook-John NJ. Miller.
COttonwoOd-A. D. Perkins, John Jansen
Crow Wing-C. F. Kindred, r. G Sparks.
Carlton-Mark Paine, r. B Wallace.
I'LL
Slyke, Z. g. Rogers.
Dodge-Robt. Taylor, z. B. Page, C. J Ham
ason, John Edwards
DOuglas-Knute Nielsen, f B. Van Hoosen,
Ole Koon.
Faribau IS. J. Abbott, C. W. Thompson,
c. A. r Sc, Ole Holt
Fillmore-C. H. Conkey, R. S. Thompson,
T. A. Langum, r. r Greer, g. G.. Stevens.
Freeborn-A. c. Wedge, l.. o. Esse, A. Har-
oldson, H. G. Emmons, W. W. johnson, Thos.
Dunn.
Goodhue-M. S. Chandler, A. J. Grover. A.
K. Finseth. John Miller, John Mute.
Grant-Timothy Heald, Ole Cannestoop, X.
o. Walders.
Hennepin-J. s. Piilsbury, W. D. Washbu1n.
Elwood, j. w. Griffin, o. s. Miller, VIM. An
derson.
HOuston-James O'Brien, T. Paulson, W. E..
Potter, n. Hsrgraves.
Hubbard-H. R. Cobb.
Isanti-H. F. Barker, J. H. Strong.
Itasca-G. e. Hartley, substitute for W. l..
Wakefield.
Jackson-B. w. Day, B. A. Brown.
Kanabec-N. H Danforth.
Kandiyohi-A. B. Robbins, C. NJ Reese,
Marcus johnson, 4. F. Nordin.
Kittson-H. W. Donaldson, R. W. Lowery
Lac Qui Parle-C. J. Coughlin, Ever Samp-
son.
Lake-R. D. Mallet, substitute fer John
| Rice.
LIE Sueur-E R. Smith, L. q. Rogers, Otie
Aver, David Barker, substitute for s. D. Payne.
LincOIn-C. ri. Morse, C. W. Andrew, A, C.
Mathews. Morse proxy for both Mathews and
Andrews.
Lyon. W. Blake, W. NJ. Todd.
McLeod-L. Harrington, other two contested
Marsnall-O. SwensOn, Ethan Allen.
Martin-F. A. Day, J. McHench, E. F.
Wade.
Meeker-C. H. Storbeck, Ever Swenson, F.
E. Bissell, C. E. Lindley.
Mile Lacs-H. Newbert, J. L. Brady.
Morrison-H. B. Tuttle H. L. Clyde.
Mower--F. r. Smith, c. 4. Roy H C. An
derson, J. J. Gilbertson.
Murray--S. G. johnson, c. W. Sargent
NicoIet-W. q. Gresham, c. Amuudson, J.
3. Sackett.
Norman-P. Ramsted, B. Strain, P. S. o.
son.
Nobles-M. Grinager, A. NJ. Crosby, HE.
Torrance
Olmsted-s. whitten, MI. Daniels, c. V.
Ferguson, J. Frahn, A S9werts, S. Whitten,
proxy for P. H. Foote.
Otter Tall. Austin, II. 6. Page, NJ. E.
Ciapp, Z. Z. Corliss, proxy for A. c. Hatch,
4. s. Blowers, Knud Branselt, B. n. johnson.
proxy for o. A. E. Blyberg.
Pine-No credentials.
PipeStone-A. R. Burkdell, D. E Sweet.
Polk-P. c. Sletten, o. H. Lucken, A
Davey.
Pope-T. Thorson, Ole Rigg, Jr.
Ramsey-R. Blakeley, c. D. Gilfllan, R. N.
McLaren, R. c. Wiley, NJ D. Flower, Peter
| Bohland, s. H. Nichols, s. Newell.
Redwood-M. E. Powell, W. f. Dickinson,
B. C.. Frost.
Renville-D. Benson, John C. Riebe, Chas.
H. Davis.
Rice-H. E. Barron, A. E. Kingman, P.
Plaisance, c. D. Adams, NJ. L. Seymour.
Rock-H. J. Miller, P. f. Kelly.
st. Louis-F Burke, Jr., H. C. Kendall.
Scott-D, L. How, J. Bragg.
Sherburne-W. 81. Houlton, W. L. Babcock
Sibley-J. Groetsch, E. A. Campbell
Stearns F. Z. Searles substitute for Fl. C..
Swift. B. Clark, C. B. Boody, A. J. Sim
mons.
steele-Henry Birkett, NJ. H. Dunnen, W.
H. Kelly, W. r. Kinyon.
Steyens-S. Larson, j. c. Helgerson.
Todd-Albert Rhoda, X. G. Staples, ]. j.
Bell.
Traverse-E. c. Goodnow, A. &. Swanson.
Wabashaw-J. G. Lawrence, C. a. Hubbard,
G. D. Post, O. D. Ford, A. z. Putnam.
Wadena-E. l.. Case, H. Lyons.
Waseca-C. Z. Graham,J j. A. Henry,A. J. New
gard.
Washington-H. W. Cannon, P. H. Milford,
0. L. Lee, Geo. F. Sabin, Geo, NJ. Seymour
Watonwan-B. c. Sanborn, Geo. NJ. Johnson,
W. a. Chapman.
Wilkin-H. g. Storbeck, j. W Childs.
Wlnona-W. c. Brown, substitute for W
Window, Thos. Simpson j. Q. A. Vale, o. B.
Gould, J. S. Wilton, l. c. Stare.
Wright-C. H. Stevens, J. n. Stacy, n. W.
Chance,W. Washburn, N. Holunstrom.
Yellow Medicine-Wm. NJ. Stratton, John
Swenson, K. L. Keste.
The committee further report that there were
contesting delegates from the counties of Ben
ton, Mcleod and Morrison, and after hearing all
the cases argued by the several parties at great
length, unanimously agree upon this report:
The reading of the report concluded,
L. Van Slyke, of Dakota, moved its