The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-09-12
The Convention in Brief.

The Convention In 6rieI.
THE TICKET.
Senator-A. r. Pau.
Representatives-F. M. Curryer, K.
Knudtson and E. 7. Champlin.
Auditor-L. O. Randall.
Sheriff-W. j. Glynn.
Judge of Probate-W. l.. Comstock.
County Attorney-Byron Hughes.
Clerk of Court-No nomination.
Treasurer Dietz.
Register of Deeds-Prof. II. D. F.
Brockmeyer.
Supt. Schools-Wm. Schellbach.
Surveyor-J r. Thompson.
Coroner-Jas. Shoemaker.
Commissioners-2ndD Dist, John Ma
howald, 4th Dist, Chas. Barney.
Compare this ticket with the one put
up at Good Thunder Friday and then
say the slate did not 60 through without
friction if your conscience will allow
YOU. Has the Alliance swallowed the
Democrats or the Democrats the Alll-
ance, or each party the other? And
then, again, will the people of Blue
Earth county sit idly by and see such
swapping of party principles INDUCED
by bosses without setting their seal of
condemnation upon it? 1t is probable
not.
For various reasons 1t was decided to
hold the Democratic convention in the
opera house SATURDAY. instead Of the court
house, and the candidates for prefer
ment cheerfully clipped IN and made
up the necessary rental.
The convention was called to order at
10:15 a, m. Saturday at the opera house
by W.lB. Davies, chairman ofthe Demo
cratic county central committee, who
read the call.
Charles O'Connor, of Decoria, and
Henry Zimmerman, of this city, were
nominated for temporary chair man land
the former was elected by narrow
vote. He thanked the convention for
the honor bestowed upon him, and
called attention to the peculiar condi.
ton of affairs IN the political aspect of
the county. Mr.. Zimmerman was cho
sen as temporary secretary.
The chair was authorized to appoint
a committee of five on credentials,
which he did as follows: D. Hayes,
chairman; II. L. Bulls, Mankato; John
Riley, Butternut Valley; Chas. Hartman,
Amboy; w. II. Cole, Lake Crystal
On motion, the following committee
on resolutions was appointed: Isaac
Autley, McPherson; John Graham,
Good Thunder; II w. Brown, Mankato !;
N. Brules, Lime; j. HaggarG, LIE Ray.
An adjournment was taken until 2
p. N. The committee on credentials re-
ported the TO lowing delegates entitled
to seats:
First Ward-Ed. Cousandier, @. Leon
ard, D. Hayes, Adam Klughertz, Henry
Hillesneim, n. Theissen, W Vahle
proxy for w. F. Bienapf, c Thro
proxy for n. Peterson, Frank Kunz,
Jos. Huettie. No l, Fred Eichhorn, j.
Mahowald, Phi. Hodapp, Thos. Dono-
hue, Chas. McBeth, John A. Nelson,
Henry Robel. proxy for w. Vahle.
Henry Guth, John Lullsdorff, NJ L, Fall
lenstein, John Krost, Peter Hoerr, OAR
by Whalen, Phil. Lamm, Theo. Schuette,
: d. Oster.
Third Ward-W. III. Phelps proxy for
G. Crouch, A. Madison, H. w. Brown,
Louis Walz proxy for q Walz, Captain
Cannon proxy for j. K Mead
Fourth Ward-P. H. Jordan, Chas. F.
Mailman James Dougherty, Bruno
Roemer. j. c. Wise, Jr., II. L. Bulls,
w. r. Hughes.
Mankato Township-George Kieffe,
Arnold Guth, Frank Pohl, George Ho-
dapp, John Miller and Michael Ulman.
Danville-Patrick Ardle, Jacob Har-
sher and Herman Fisher.
Beautord-Geo. Doland, Patrick Haw-
lew, Fred Cramer John Nogle.
Butternut Valley-John Riley, Erick
Shaw.
Cambria-R. H. Hughes.
Ceresco-Walter Mobiles, Peter Meal
len. John Woodhall.
amestown-Timothy Murtaugh, DAN
lei Sullivan, Jr., John Kramer, Patrick
Baynes, Jr., VIM. Lyon.
Garden City-Wm. Schultz, Thomas
A Edgerton, Garrett Humphrey.
Judson-Jerry Shannahan.
Lake Crystal-W II Cole, Thos Roo
nay, Adolph Bahone, proxy for Patrick
Riley.
McPherson-Chas O'Connor, Henry
Foster, Isaac Autry, d F Rasdell. John
Bestinar, g Pagenkoff.
Medo-Joseph McKill, Patrick Muir
sy. d Murphy, Thron Hoverson.
Rapidan-Julius Just, Fred BARN.
Robt Just, w. McDuff proxy for Paul
Kunkel.
Mapleton-L Troendle, VIM Strobe,
Chas Credicott, Casper Schiminele, Jas
Mclaughlin.
Lyra-Mlchael Casey, A F Billet,
Dennis Mccarthy, G Malzahna. A j
Ziegler, ] G Graham. 0 III Austin, Fred
Bliedorn.
yeron-Wm Mobiles, 7 S Hayes, A T
Mobiles.