St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-10
A. Danford, county superintendent, for
a second term.
CHOSEN AT RED WING.
Sppcial IN tho GlOhe

second term.
CHOSEN AT RED WING.
Special TO the Globe.
RED WING, Mimi, May AT the
Republican county convention held this
afternoon the following delegates to the
state and congressional conventions
were chosen: State-L. F. Hubbard,
Kios, E. V. Garfield, E. Woodbury., I.
BiXby, w. F. Cross, r. Ringer, S. j.
Willard, c. N. Lien. Litchfeld con-
gressional-L. A. Hancock, j. W.
Peterson. n. K. Simmons, E. Y. Can
field, NJ. B. Anderson, A. X. Finseth,
Alfred Anderson, John WOodcock, q.
A. Carlson, John A. Hansen, A. j.
Meacham, d. E. Fall, F. j.
Johnson, F. NJ. Wilson. Red Wing
congressional-John Mute, t. Bixby,
c. l.. Brusletten, John Moline, Nj. S.
Chambers. B. Barteau, William Doxey,
William Boothrayd, John Miller, Henry
X. Nalseth, F. NJ. Wilson. A resolu-
ton in favor of an unpledged delega-
ton to Chicago, and strong enmity ex-
pressed to Gov. McGill. The conven-
ton was not satisfactory, the delega-
tons being appointed by committees.
Addresses were made by Hon. b. b.
Herbert, Gen. 5. p. JenniSon and Capt.
a. ii. Reed, OF Glencoe, congressional
aSplrant.
SHERMAN THE FAVoRITE.
| Special to the Globe.
MooREHEAD, MIMI, May Clay
county Republicans met in convention
to-day, with William Middamb as chair
man G. A. Nye, secretary. Resolutions
were adopted giving hearty support to
! the nominees of the national conven-
ton, condemning Cleveland's message
for its poorly disguised free trade doc
trines: approving the bill of Knute Mel
son placing sugar, binding twine and
other neceSsaries on the free list: con-
demning the Democratic party for. re-
fuSal to admit Dakota into the Union;
favoring Hon S. G.. ComStock for con-
gress from the Fifth district; approving
McGill Oh high license: that the name
of George n. Lamphere, of Moorehead,
be submitted to the district convention
at CrookstOn for delegate to the national
convention; requesting railroad COM
missiOnerS to secure a reduction on
grain rates from Red river, Duluth and
Minneapolis, The following delegates
were elected to ST. Paul: ii. q. Finkle,
J. L. Porter, S. a. Shellabarger and w.
B. Douglas. To Crookston: George
more and F. Mackenroth. To. st.
Cloud: r. r. Briggs, w. II, Daviz, NJ.
LyrOn and II. Johnson. The senti-
ment of the convention was anti-Blaine,
principally because of his withdrawal.
Sherman was the favOrite.
| CAUCUS AT KASSON.
Special to the Globe.
KAssoN, May 9.-The Democrats OF
KaSson precinct held their caucus last
night, which was largely attended. The
delegates to the county convention tC
be held here Saturday are A. j. Leach
J. S. Decker. A. Schlichting, II. G. Bro
beck, E. j. Row and NJ. Krier. The
best of spirits prevailed and is an indi
cation of all excellent convention on the
18th, which will send a representative
delegation to st. Paul. Dodge county
Democrats were never in better feeling
and predict good report i'll November
LAKE CITY REPUBLICANS.
Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, May AT Republican
caucus held at the city hall at 7:30 p. IN
r. II. Moore. w. r. Murray, ID. M
Smith, j. c. Bartlett. J. Leonard, q. d
Post, A. j. Grier, j. Howard, Oscar An
derson, c. f. Rodgers and j. Kennedy
were chosen delegates to go to the Re
publican county convention to cleo
delegates to the district and state con
ventiOn that will elect delegates to go tt
the Chicago national Republican con
vention. The caucus vote for preSiden
was: Gresham, ~; Blaine, 2; Ali
son, l.