St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-13

Ludwig, Otta Sontag, B: Y: Simpson,
w. A. Allen, A. Ruhnke. Third ward
George Hamilton, John Lohse, Phil
Feiten, Joseph LEIGH, H. p. Boynton,
William Miller, F. l.. Randall, Z. j.
SchweitZer.
AT ROCHESTER.
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Democratic and Republican county con-
ventions were held in this city to-day.
The Democrats elected as delegates A.
| W. BlakeIy, SAKE Jones, Frank Stopped.
James Garvey, Henry Schuster, Bert
White, r. Richardson, James Barnett,
Charles Burbank, c. III. Heffron. G.
Elliott and ]. w. Everstine. The Re-
publicans send to st. Paul E. Dunn, A.
N. Whiting. J. NJ. Rouley, G. n. Stew
art, A. L. Stebbens, c. r. Keyes. Al
ternates, John Fawcett. d. G. Beecher,
| c. A. Whited, James Spencer, w. III.
| Dickinson, j. Underleak. To Owa-
tonna, NJ. J. Daniels, D. d. Tompkins,
| j. j. Cassiday, E. S. Woodbridge, w. w.
Gilbert, j. H. Wagner, c. French, G.
r. Blair, John G. Bush, Charles Gala
CHAN.
| TARIFF BILL INDORSED.
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LAKE BENTON, May 12.-In cODven
| ton to-day the Democrats elected j. S.
| Tucker and Frank Vermila to attend
the Mankato convention and George ii.
Bradley and w. III. Roberts to attend as
delegates to st. Paul, passing resolu-
tiOns indorsing President Cleveland and
| his administration, and also praying FOR
the passage of the Mills tariff bill.
Both parties met after the conventions
and were very friendly and the days
business wound up by street concert
| by the Sons of Veterans corps, which is
drilling for the encampment to be held
| here in June.
| AT NORTH BRANCH.
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| NORTH BRANCH, Mimi, May l2.-At
a Democratic convention held here to-
day Hon. Henry Smith was elected
| chairman and @. III. Reeves secretary.
The following delegates were elected:
Delegate convention, l.. W. Folsom and
Dan Mccormack; state convention, ID.
| M. Woodbury. and K. Ii. PoulSen: con-
gresslonal, j. ID. Markham and &. III.
Reeves. They all go instructed.
| LAKE CITY CAUCUS.
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| LAKE CITY, May 12.-At the Demo-
cratic caucus held at the city hall at s
D. m. the following delegates were
chosen to represent Lake City in the
county convention to be held in Waba-
sha May 15: p. Beck, Charles Wise. A.
Krall, FL. Johns, Thomas Lutz, Tim
| Foley, p. Reding, N. j. Rahulley, j. S.
Dilley, E. B. Linnen. The delegates
were instructed to use all honorable
means to secure an Ames delegation to
the state convention, and majority of
the delegates cast the vote OF absentees.
| WILSON INDORSED.
OwATONNA, Minn., May "a The
Democratic delegate county convention
was held here to-day at MOrehouse
opera house, and selected delegates as
follows: To attend the state conven-
| ton at st. Paul, May II, j. M. Toher. j.
A. Cotter, q. F. .Albertus, NJ. B. Pratt.
NJ. Guthrie. To attend the congressional
convention whenever the same shall be
called; John Thea, Hugh Murray, Her.
man Schmidt, j. c. Burke, G. j. Ken
yon, A. Olson, B. E. barley and B.
Smith. Both delegations go uninstruct-
ed. The convention passed resolutions
indorsing President Cleveland, his ad-
minIStraton, and his views and actions
on the tariff: also in support of Con-
gresham Wilson.
AT LIE sUEUR.
LIE SUEUR, Mimi. May 12.-The Dem
Ocratic county convention to-day
elected the following delegates to the
Democratic state convention: NJ. Doran,
Il. Ii. Smullen, f. w. KOlars, NJ. r.
| ENtIGUU. UUIlll IOuccIlN, ~. Sllllbll, w :.
c. Davis and James Delehanty. To the
congressional convention-R. d. Mason,
n. Burgess, F. He'll, Sidney Reardon,
Martin Kennedy, Richard Dynes, j. A.
Timpane and A. j. Galagan. TO the
judicial convention: NJ. r. Everett,
+. w. Kolars, c. f. Smith, James Con-
nelly, 0. p. Buell., A. W. Knaak, John
Prosben, Jacob Zimmerman.
AT RUSH CITY.
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RUSH CITY, Mimi, May 12.-At the
Democratic county convention for Chi
sago county, held at North Branch to-
day, Col. l.. w. Folsom and ID. McCor-
mack were elected delegates to the
convention to send delegates to st.
Louis; j. ID. Markham and G. II. Reeves
10 the congressional convention. and ID.
M. Woodbury. and Knute p. PaulsOn to
the convention for state Office when
held.
NO INSTRUCTIONS.
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SHAKoPEE. Mimi, May 12.-The
Democratic city caucuses were held this
evening to elect delegates to the county
convention at Belle Plaine. First ward
Henry c. Koerner, Mic Meyer, III. j.
Peck, Matthias Theis. Second ward
Eli Southworth, Theodore Weiland,
julius A. Collier. Frank ]. Leonard.
Third ward-John P. Mueller, T. v.
Brown. No contest as to Ames or Doran.
All conservative and no instructions.
PIPESTONE DEMOCRATS.
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PIPESToNE, May 12.-The Democratic
county convention, to elect del
egates to st. Paul and Mankato
conventions, was also held this after
noon, and A. Sechler and James Dev-
eroux were elected to represent Pipe
stone county at both conventions. The
delegates were instructed to support
only candidates to the st. Louis conven-
tion who were pledged to support Cleve-
land for denomination.
PLAINvIEw PRIMARIES.
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PLAINvIEW, Minn., May 12.-The
Democratic primaries, to choose dele
gates to the county convention at Wa
basha Tuesday next, was held this even
lowing being the delegates chosen: F.
A. Wells, n. S. Teft, H. F. Messer, j.
F. Pope, A. Smith and w. Riefkogel.
NO INSTRUCTIONS.
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BRAINERD, Mimi, May 12.-The
Crow Wing county Democrats met in
convention at the court house this even
ing. w. Ii. Mantor was called to the
chair and C. ID. johnson officiated as
secretary. w. IL. AdllUOI, Ill. y. SllVerS
Con O'Brien were elected delegates to
the state convention, and go unin-
Structed.
AMEs AND CLEVELAND.
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BENSON, Mimi, May 12.-At the Dem
ocratic convention held at this place to-
day the following delegates were elected
to attend the state convention: John
L. Clements, Ole Jacobson and Joseph
Reinsmith, all Cleveland and Ames
men.
SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.
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