St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

ure of health and scontentment. In
tanSwer to 'an,inqufry of yt5le AIt0BE re
porter Gov. Gilman said:
~ S, am in much better health than
/ was q. year, or even a few n1oltthS ago.
4 spentta portion of sthe winter on tile
iPaciGciedast, ,and; took a great deali0f
outdoor exercise. This sbraoed me up
wonderfully. and i really ReNer feit
better than LIDO jNst.now."
SIS there anything in the report that
you are thinking of locating Oh the.
icaaSt?' asked the reporter.
mo, Sir" WAS the answer. 'tThere
has never been the slightest foundation
for any such .rItInor. / have sbeen in
Minnesota too long, sand / have too
.plaIly fafBairS ;to4straighten up to leave
the State at this time = and the shlelMd
Fifth district leader MiIlkehone of his
.aagle eyes ina way that would have
given Gov. Merriam.a cold Chill had HE
.Seemit.
What do you think ofytAe early date
of the Republican convention, Mr.. Hil-
.man?"
81 don't know: any thing about it lex
eeptf is to be,heidsearider than de
.manded by the public interests, and
earlier than was needed for ny.honast
tpurpose. However, / am nt,of politics
although l tiospot feel obliged to give a
bond that l will keep out"
''W hRt;do,YOuit hjndlfof; the 'nutlOok?''
''W6ll, notice they are doing cOnsld-
serable. talking=in favor 5nf Herman AS
the Democratic candidate, and all I've
got to say is that Bierman will be a
dangerous candidate:fer his opponent.
.CSe0d-bye," iand the StearfS county
!leadersmevedi off ITO shake tllantiS wi th,a
shost.0f friends who had gathered lon
e.piazza to greet.him.
A good story anent the state railway
commission was.tofd III the lobby oil. the
clarendon yesterday 10y -EXlNsarden
iStorieGk, rdfiRetlsSaE. VT TuBs sdbout as
follows:
'''Mhen the TleIfiber of the commits
ssfen were appafntediby Gov. Hubbard
'e1le'might say that 1T 'stoed at LOO per
cent. Gov iNlaGillscameiin rant'liFS APP
| pointments reduced it about S9115 per
| cent. Next .eame Gov. Merriam, who
| coellyfchipusdio off 6635 lper tGent atsthe
reduced point where it was left by Gov.
McGii1l. Under thescircunES tanCeS 'thefe
iSu't much efittsleft now"
.Senator.D. w. lHiXsen took the even
ing train last niglft.for home, where he
will commence to repair Ills fences.
His senenIieSs are. very active up there,
slIlIt ftllp senator takes 'tlIe thing very
| quietly and SeeuIS. to have lots OF tellH-
didence in his liability to come Seut ON
! top.
| fssI9urteOsNincing prg6f itiIat ItiIgN;ista
substantial 7bDDm being MGrdzallfup tfGr
| Auditor fBraden for the Rgpnblican
| nomination fer governor, Ollie heed 40
Inv I'm ltr an tirltA
4 un Braden published in All evening
/ .naper of the Merriam ,persuaSiop," ,re-
marked q prominent Republican poll
/ tician dt(the Merchants last evening.
| "ffhe article WAS really intended asa
| warning for Capt. Braden to declare
\ himself not candidate under penalty
/ of ;inMnTihg the sdispfeaSure s0f Soy.
i Merriam and his friends. But they are
j backing sat the wrong man, fol- Adttftor
Braden dOeSif't'Pest atAttertthe necessity
/ of bowling TO either Gdx. Merriam Drstlte
/ pine ring. Meithereanidefeat him for
REORGANIZATION for his present office If
/ he decides that he Wantslit agair,and re-
| fuses to aceede'to the requests of his
| f1iienis, who are insisting 'tirat.h enter
| The ilHld for the gubernaterial Aenlina-
ti0n."
| Hon. o. B. 'Tmrell, the Redwood Falls
| banker and eXznIember IF the lower
| house of the state legislature. was in
! the city Yesterday on business. MI.
| Turrell was a prominent candidate for
| the Observation-Disclosures Jon for congress
in 1856, but was defeated in the
convention through several clev-
/ erly designed tricks executed by
the friends of Congressman John
Lind. In that year there were "a
/ host of candidates for.the nomlnatIon-
! nearly every zone of the twenty counties
/ in the district having a '.fayorite son."
/ The candittates-at least MI. Lind and
! Mi. Turreil did sO-aereed that each
/ man should have his OWL county with
out a fight. Tile Redwood county
Statesman, surprising that this agree
/ ment would be carried out, paid little
attention to his OWN hailiWick, aud con-
4 fined hiSw work to other parts ofstlle- dis
trict Unfortunately for him, there are
| two distinctesectionS of Redwood 7coun-
/ ty, which do nUt-atsafl TIMES harmonic,
antl.a few days before the day for hold
i ing the spEimarieS 1.-The friends; OF Mr.
] Lind began a vigorous fight in ,the. anti
j Redwood Falls .section.of the county
and. to the surprise of Mr.. Turrell and
4 his friends, carried tile, day. iTiiiS pIae-
tieally fenced MIR. 1ArgeH lo,lt of 'tht
race, andsmade;IaiHfPs nomination GER
tain. at .Mankatoea few Maeks.kater.
,ssMerriam eVidehtlY wants make
| himself solid with the Ramsey COUNT,