St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-09

To tell the truth guess there was little
headache about. You know convention life
is not q happy lot. Shelly says it isn't and
l think he knows. I was on deck at sharp
nine to; join the gang but look at the stair
way and the irrepressible conflict Of the COM
Ing and going masses was enough, and
none bad the temerity to tackle the job
especially in view of the headache. Now
that John is a fallen chieftain it will probably
be indefinitely postponed without leave to sit
again.
! LABORING TO CONVERT.
The, solid vote of Minnesota against Tam
many seems to have agitated the sachems
little and they sent Ex- Clerk Gumbleton and
Mr. Reed down to Minnesota headquarters
Tonight to see about it. They made their
argument, which is the same that has been
constantly heard relative to vetoing the five
cent elevated fare bill and the bill reducing
the hours of labor of street car conductors.
Lieut. Gov. Hill and Attorney General
O'Brien were called in and made some tell
ing points. They said the street car men
were paid by the hour and not by the day.
If they wanted to work less hours they could
| do so for less pay, or be paid for the time
| they did work.
| Mr.. Doran said to me tonight that the
visit was great mistake on the part of the
Tammanyites, for their assertions were so
quickly disproved that it made the Minnesota
delegation look with great distrust upon all
they have heard for the past days.
Villas FOR CHAIRMAN.
| At the meeting of the national committee
in WashAg ton in February Mr.. P. Fl. Kelly
told me he was endeavoring to have Col.
| Villas, of Wisconsin made chairman of the
national convention. This movement which
Mr. Kelly inaugurated, has borne fruit and
to-nigh3the committee on permanent organ
ization met and by vote of twenty-five to
eight, Col. Villas was selected.
| THE GLOBE REGISTER
The GLOBE register at the Minnesota head
quarters is almost as popular as it was at the
Republican headquarters last month. In
fact, the GLOBE register will hereafter become
a feature of national conventions and will
ultimately be incorporated into the official
proceedings. presented the other GLOBE
register to the Historical society and Fletcher
Williams has hung it with Little Crows scalp
as an emblem for future and unborn gener-
atoms to look at. I calculate on taking this
register down to the next centennial in 1876,
| to show the style of penmanship in vogue in
the early DAYS of the Republic. 1.-THE following
! is com plete record OF the names entered I'D
to midnight tonight
B. s. Cook Owatonna.
John Shea, Owatonna.
| w. "a. Shelly, st. Paul.
| w, NJ. Cambell, Litchfield.
Fl. W. Lamberton, Winona.
Harry M. amberton, Winona.
c. II. Perry. Winona.
M. V. Kellar. Albert Lea.
D. Blakeley, Minneapolis.
| j. FL. Mohler, st. Paul.
E. w. Durant. Saltwater.
| W.. Whipple, Winana.
| H. P. Mcintyre, Red Wing.
W. =. Markoe, st. Paul.
| j. M. Spicer, Willmar.
Frank R. Monissy, st. Paul.
| Geo. NJ. Gettman, Morris.
| Chas. P. McGinnis, Morris.
| DR.. A. Guernon, Little Falls,
| DIR. Thos. E. Heenan, Morris.
!. L, B. Little, Minneapolis.
! J. C. Pierce, Red Wing.
| o. NJ. Hall, Red Wing.
| II. R. Wells, Preston.
| Henry Peohler Preston.
| M. Doran, LeSueur.
John F. Meagher, Mankato.
A. G. Perkins, Pine City.
A. A. Ames Minneapolis.
| NJ. Hoy, Minneapolis.
Sheriff Frost, Anoka.
| James King, st Paul.
| Robert A. Smith, st. Paul.
| VIM. P. Murray, st. Paul.
| Howell w. Young, Minneapolis.
| Ansel Oppenheim, ST. Paul
G. johnson, Minneapolis.
| SIS. Eaton, st. Paul.
John C. Wise, Mankato.
| James Smith, jr., st. Paul.
James G. Mccarthy, st. Paul.
| C. w. Griggs, St. Paul.
| K. B. Gelatt, Minneapolis.
| p. H. Kelly st. Paul,
! A. Burmann, Rochester.
| Geo. NJ. Fish, Jr., Anoka.
| Geo. B. Hall, Minneapolis.
August 7. Ellerson, Albert Lea.
c. F, Mcdonald, st. Cloud.
F. R.lO'Connor, ST. Paul.
Winthrop Young, Minneapolis.
| Geo. G. Jacoby, Minneapolis.
P. R. L. Hardenberg, st. Paul.
r. A. Jones, Minneapolis.
Daniel w Maratta, Dakota.
E. G. Rankhite, Waseca.
j. G. Mccarthy, st. Paul.
Dr. j. Craft, Worthin gton.
| F. A. johnson, Winona.
| James J. Hill, st. Paul.
j. J. Thornton, st. James.
John Franok, st Paul.
| Vim. Foulkes, st. Paul.
| z. r. johnson, st. Paul.
r. o. Strong, st. Paul.
| Edwin NJ. Wright, Fergus Falls.
J. W. Booth, Rochester.
John G.. Moon, Minneapolis.
NJ. A. Brunswick, Rochester.
! D. A. Robertson, St. Paul. .
| Geo. 3. Faber, Chaska.
| Cornelius Casey, st. Paul.
| C. McKenna Waseca.
Tom Burke, Saltwater.
| j. n. Frost, st. Paul.
| P. Connolly, 81. Paul.
| Thos. Kennally. St. Paul.
Jno. Dolan, st. Paul.
j. A. Campbell Ltchfeld.
J.R. Burdick, Minneapolis.
Elmer E. Adams, Fergus Falls.
G.. Woodruff, Rochester.
]. D. Markham, Rush City.
Edwin NJ. Wright, Fergus Falls.
c. NJ Foote, Minneapolis.
VIM. G. Robertson, ST. Paul.
| F. c. Geary, St Paul.
Z. L. German, st. Paul.
H NJ. Young, Minneapolis.
D. r. Lehmicke, Saltwater.
John Clark, st. Paul.
J. 7. Oliver, st. Paul.
James Nugent, st. Paul.
John ]. O'Connor, st. Paul.
B. ". Armstrong, St Paul,
Osseon r. Strong, st. Paul.
James Murrnaue st Pau1