St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12

voiced the REIMBURSEMENT Of the present
ariff.
REED FOR CONGRESS-.
BIRD ISLAND. Mimi, May 1.-THE
Republican county convention met here
to-day and organized with }. S. Niles,
chairman, and }. W. Donohue, secre-
tary. Delegates were elected as fol
lows: To Litchfeld-Hans Gronner, c.
A. Bakken, d. S. Hall, p. p. Olson and
Eric Ericsson. To st. Paul.; 7. Nix
on, G. Z. Christianson, d. L. Hall. A:
3. Kline and ". +. Baade. To Red
Wing-C. II. Davis, P. p. Olson, j. g.
Riebe, Henry PaulSon and q. I. Chris
tianSon. The proceedings were pretty
lively and at times exciting. A vote on
preference for candidate for congress
stood: A. H. Reed. 80; Eric Ericsson,
81; II. r. Denny, 2: but the delegates
elected are solid for Reed. The cOnven-
ton voted to instruct all the delegations
to vote for candidates most likely to be
elected at the polls.
ANTI-M'GILL.
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publican county convention for Rock
county, held at this place to-day,
elected the following delegates to attend
the Mankato convention: II. }. MIlter,
l.. .. Opsata. John Kelley, NJ. }. Phin-
ney and o. j. Ostern. The delegation
is uninstructed and is understood to
favor Gresham. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing Lind for congress
and favoring tariff reduction. Z. =.
Mcmillan, r. j. Cobban and A. +.
Brown were elected to attend the he
publican state convention at st. Pau!.
The delegation is understood to be anti
McGill, but is uninStructed.
DULUTH DEMOCRATS.
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DULUTH, MIMI, May 1.-THE Demo-
cratic convention was held in the mu-
nicipal court room to-day Capt. James
Farrell called the meeting to order. f.
II. Cutting, secretary. G. Dautremont
spoke on his candidacy and I. L.
HudSon's probable election as delegate
to St. Louis. The following are the
delegates to Fergus Fails: r. }. Rich
wine: T. r. Fairchild, A. c. Weiss, S.
NJ. Scott. J. Adam Bed, G. B. King,
F. L. Cutting and j. K. Shaw.
Delegates to st. Paul: f. l.. Ryan, %.
H. Hall, James Farrell and q. W.
Davis.
DODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
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MANTORVILLE, May 1l.-Ihe Demo
Gratis of Mantorville precinct held their
the county convention to be held at
KaSsOn, May II. This was the largest
and most enthusiastic caucus ever held
here, and speaks well for the interest
taken in the coming campaign in Dodge
county. The delegates are John NOehl,
II. j. Roe, John Remington, B. Kun
dert, S. n. Dart, E. Saller and j.
Moran.
A GRESHAM DELEGATION.
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NORTH BRANCH, Mimi, May 1.-THE
vention to-day and elected the follow
ing delegates to the state convention:
E. G. ingalls,, James p. Smith, V. ID.
Eddy, Clarence Peaslee and August j.
Anderson, of which three are for
Gresham and two for Blaine. To the
district convention: Albert Berg, John
l.. ClesOn, c. f. Stark, John Shaleen
and S. G.. Johnson, all for Gresham.
Both delegations go uninstructed.
WILKIN COUNTY.
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BRECKENRIDGE, Mimi, May LINE
Wilkin county Republican convention
to send delegates to St. Paul and Crooks
ton, met to-day. Harmonious resOlu-
tons were adopted favOring tariff re-
duction, instructing delegates to vote
for delegates to Chicago who favor
tariff reform. For ST. Paul delegates,
II. S. HOgoboom and James Nolan. For
Crookston, j. E. Upper and L. Bush
nell. All uninStructed.
MARTIN COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
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FAIRMoNT, Mimi, May 1.-THE DEM
ocracy of Martin county held a conven-
ton to-day at the court house in this
village to elect delegates to the state
convention at st. Paul on the 18th inst.
H. w. Sinclair and B. f. Norton were
chosen as delegates. The convention
passed resolutions indorsing President
Cleveland, and approving of the course
of Kelly and DOran.
JACKSON COUNTY.
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PRAIRIE JUNCTION, Mimi, May H.
The Republican county convention of
jackson county was held to-day, and
delegates to the state convention were
elected as follows: Z. Sevatson, G. S.
Eastwood, r. II. Lunneberg and Alex
Fiddler Delegates to Mankota: Henry
Knudson, i. +. hammers, A. II. Strong,
w. o. Funk, E. Meilike and George T..
Moore,