St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-25

PAOPO1s 4hOlO WCIC AoAhAAANA
faces in the gathering-of men who
have long been workers in the cause Of
prohibition, and their earnestness and
care in the work they did
Yesterday indicate that. though they
have not have been exactly sue
cessful In past contests, they are still in
the harness, more earnest and deter
mined than ever.
Rev. W. W. Satterlee, of Minneap-
oils, who has long been thorn in the
side of the Republican party of the
state, was everywhere present. His
smooth and bland countenance wore
his usual CHEEKY look, and was sight
calculated to afford encouragement to
many doubling brother-if such per-
son could be found in the gathering.
Chairman Pinkham, too, looked as
fresh as new-blown rose. From Blue
Earth county came j. n. Wishart. the
veteran prohibitionist, and Editor II. G.
Hotaling, of the Mapleton Enterprise,
who, as secretary of the convention
of 1888, was described as the
youngest prohibitionist ever elected
to fill position of the kind. Hotaling,
however, is bright and earnest young
man and runs one OF the neateSt coun-
try papers ip the state.
Of course Rev. David Morgan, Of this
city, was on hand. as enthusiastic and
. confident as in days of yore. There
wasn't much chance for him to get into
an argument yesterday, but he was
loaded, Just the same, and some one
may catch a Tartar in him before the
end of the session. Ira B. Reynolds, of
Eagle Lake, who was nominated for
DAYS ago, was receiving congratulations
on all sides. He bears his new hOnOrS
meekly, and declares that, while he
doesn't expect to be elected, he is GER
tain of receiving a very large vote. j.
P. Wilson, of Fergus Falls, was among
the Otter Tail delegation. Mr.. Wilson
is one of the leading business men of
his town, and has long been one Of the
mainstays of the third party in that Sec
ton. Pror. Hilleboe, of the Willmar
semi nary, blushed clear up to the roots
of his dark brown hair when he was
9chosen secretary. Heis, by the way, one
, of the brightest members of the body,
pronounced tariff rafOrmer, and a man
who is thoroughly well up in all lines
of current thought. 1t is altogether
likely that he will be given place on
the state ticket.
Has the Prohibition party gonesso far
that it can do without the ladiesP
Whether this is so or not. ut Is fact
that there are not nearly SO many
ladies in this convention as there were
III the one of two years ago. This may
be because Of the new law, however;
for, Judging by the intel est and enthu-
siasm displayed by those ladies who
were present, they are as much inter-
ested as ever in the work.
To-day the nominations will be made;
ard, while it is altogether certain that
Mayor j. w. Earl, OF Fergus Falls. can
shave the honor Of heading the ticket if
he will say the word, it is very unlikely
that he will consent to accept. His bus
iness affairs will prevent him from de-
voting his whole time to the canvass,
and he will, therefore. asked to be ex-
cused. There is one portion of this con-
cline the nomination for governor,
simply because they want him to run
for congress in the Fifth district. In
case Earl peremptorily declines, j. o.
Barrett, of Browns Valley, will prob
ably be taken up. There has so far
been little or no speculation as to the
makeup of the balance of the ticket.
q. B. Bersell, W. P. spaulding, J. Chestnut.
Fillmore County-N. Leonard, I. j.
Conley, R. j. Tarbor.
Freeborn County,. Donahue, E. E. Hal
voosen' E. P. Baldwin, q. S. Halvorsen.
Grant County,. N. Sanford, ]. +.
MeCulloch. C. o. Winger.
Goodhue County-Rev. c.: Hobart. J. 9.
Clifford, c. A. Whitney, j. Dock, Lewis
Johnson F. L.. Anderson, R.. Ramer. j.
Dock. J. S. Poe, A. Hasneck, Louis Comfy.
Hennepin, County: 3 Martin, Martin, J, J IS s.
GRAIN, q. Mhitcome, W. S. Tupper, R San
porn. c. W. Dorsett, S. B. Williams. DR.. W.
W. SatterIee, j. Pratt, j. P. Pinkham. A. S.
MILESTONE, A. Burge; !, E. e G: Pr, Pratt 7o ". F
s. J. Turnblad, j. F. Allen, j. B. Rutherford,
". r. Dobbin. j. S. Gowan, c. E. Holt, W. H.
Skemp, Fl. C. Leonard Z. L: Carpenter, b. II.
Harty. W. j. Marshall, J. W. Lansing. B. A.
Eupton, D. j. Higgins, Dr.. L. ". Denton, W.
Gibson.
Stewart
j, Birch, n. nj. Nordell, >. HeWson, A. T.
Yagoe A Tiorin.
jackson County,. ]. Wallace.
Kandiyohi County-W. s. Hilleboe, P. Lar
son. c. G. johnson. P. Rodman, Axel Hedin,
ii. Dahl and O. /. Beck.
Kanabec County-E. G. Olson, o. P. Hog
Iund. ". Il. Halverson, a. Eckman.
Lac Oul Parle County, S. Vaughan.
Lincoln Couuty-M. F.. Woodward. A. P.
.Hatchard J. W. Bush.
LIE Sueur County,. M. Smith, A: Il.
Doesher. F. p Harris. q. Schoefeld, T. E.
Jones, C. ". Howes.
LYON County-C M. Ferro g. Johnson, j.
P. Davis, G. Fitch, Henry Olson.
Mower County-Rev. G. f. Welcome, o. e.
Ioe. Rev. }. E. Robinson.
Martin County-R. Price, r. D. Alton. E.
b. Graves, G. Whitsel, J. Longstrees j.
Brown.
Murray Ceunty-Rev. A. Davis, P. 81. Phef-
fer. w. J. McAHister.
Meeker County-G. H. Lockwood, D. John
son. A. Anderson. o. G. johnson.