St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13
DUNNEhLss CANVASS.
Progress OF the Fright I'm the First
District.
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DODGE CENTER, Mimi, July 12.-Hon.
Mark Dunnell has been making things
lively through this and Mower county,
spending Friday in Kasson, Saturday in
Haytield, Austin and Dodge Center, so that
the people may see that he is attending to
his fences. He had better be i'll more fer
tile fields. as Dodge county is sure for six
votes i'll the congressional convention,
FIRST for LOvley, second for Capt. j. A.
Leonard and third for Hon. Milo White
According to AIr. DunnelFs own statement
he can carry Steele, Houston, Winona
Mower, and he is magnaimonious enough
to give Milo White, Fillmore and Olmsted.
and Mr.. Lovley, Freedom and Dodge coun-
ties. Cast Mullen will go out with the
Wabasha county delegation. Mr.. Dunnell
says he is friendly to White,
out is making q bitter fight against
Lovley. There are three reports, each
having about the same weight.
First-Dlr. Dunnell Is making a three-cor-
lered fight ano will pool with White to elect
aim, to secure for himself the legislative vote
for McMillen's place.
SecOnd-Mr DUnnell is reported as being
put Of the congressional field, but is working
against Lovley and doing all he can to defeat
aim.
Third-He is also reported as being secured
rs lobbyist for railroad that has a land
grant in jeopardy.
Dodge county is solid for Lovely. and as
it has its convention first the way it goes
will show how the straws blow. The above
is the state of affairs as Mr.. Dunnell gives
it to a Dodge county man. We don't be-
eve that he is a prophet, nor that he has
sounded the right note in the scale either.
The Dodge county Democrats are solid for
Judge Wilson and are redhot for Dunneu.
AGAINST DUNNELL.
A Republican caucus held here this aft
ernOOn returns to the county convention
four DunDell delegates to five anti-Dunnell
delegates. Ashmead township returns
three delegates. all anti-DunnelI
Political Matters atMorris.
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MORRIS, July 12.-At a meeting of the
Farmers alliance of the town of Scott last
Saturday evening the following resolution
was passed: Resolved, That we condemn
the way and manner in which the farmers
and alliance men were treated in the Re-
publican convention held at Morris on .June
25." There was only one director to the
passage of the resolution, and he was Reg
lister Wellington. the only farmer candidate
on the RepuDI1can ticket. tie thought that
the Republicans gave the farmers all they
were entitled to. As candidates for nomi
nation at the Democratic convention to be
held next Saturday as far as heard from we
hear the following names mentioned: For
auditor, George N. Gilman; treasurer.
Henry Baldwin and David Kemp; register
Of deeds, Justin L. Miller. IL. Whitley
will probably be the Democratic candidate
for commissioner from the village Of Nor
ris. Additional reports of Thursday nights
storm add largely to the list of destruction
throughout the surrounding country. The
main track OF he storm was through Big
Stone county, southern Stevens and Swift
Important Arrests.
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WINoNA, Mimi, July 12.-On the night
of Feb. 21 NeerhnNin,C i,1unl1..r ctoro ,1,nr