St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
nation at all. leaving Mr.. Wilson the

nation at all, leaving Mr.. Wilson the
only candidate. Delegate Evans, of
Marshall, had the honor of kicking over
this programme, however, declaring it
was cOwardly enough not to nominate
straight Republican, but to not even
mention the man they were expected to
vote for was more than he could stand,
hence Mr.. Wilson's Endorsement. The
Republican aspirantS from Lyon county
were likewise laid on the shelf, and c.
White, the Alliance candidate endorsed
The senator was conceded to Lincoln
county and Hans Javeson put up for
sacrifice, the only Republican the con-
ventiOn dared nominate. He will un-
doubtedly be showed under unless he
prudently withdraws. The action of
the convention will have an immense
influence on the politice of this part of
the state as the Republicans have here
tOfOre polled at least three-fOurths of the
votes in this district. Their action is
virtually an acknowledgment of defeat
and deprives them of all the advantages
of straight party ticket. Nothing but
rage and disgust fills the heart of every
Republican in the city tonight. while
Alliance men are smiling and Democrats
cheerful. This extremely improbable
senator was instructed to use all his in
G. K. Davis to the United States senate.
The endorsed Alliance candidates were
evidently considered men of sufficient
brains to do what would be best for the
state and are miSinstructed.
FORMAN, n. D.. Oct. 1.-The DEM
ocratic county convention at Milnor
nominated A. B. Wiley for state SEN
ator and Kemper Peabody and John
Powers for representatives. Resolu-
tions weere adopted condemning the
Farmers Alliance for indorsiug Nj. n.
johnson for congress, after having
adopted low tariff platform. The local
Democrats regard their legislative ticket
as strong one.
ELLENDALE, N. D., Oct. 1.-The Re-
publican convention for Dickey county
was held to-day. David P. Kurn was
nominated for the senate and w. B.
Allen and John Rich for the assembly.
Strong resolutions commencing the
course of North Dakota's representa-
tives in congress and instructing the
legislative delegation to vote for the re-
election of Senator Pierce were adopted.
The present county officers were re-
nominated.
FARMINGToN, Oct. 1.-The Demo-
cratic convention in Dakota county was
held here to-day. The following nomi-
HatlOnS were MADE: Snerln, j. ID.
Allen; treasurer, Owen Austin; auditor,
F. B. Fouten; attorney, Albert Joullet;
register of deeds, John Webber; clerk
of court, Mike Rian; judge of probate,
L. ID. Moran; surveyor, E. S. Foster;
coroner, w. Castro: court commission
er, j. r. FIaggett; senator, r. G. Lib
bey; representatives. j. j. Caness and
c. H. Hequey; commissioners, Second
district, j. Horn; Fourth district, j.
Turban.
SPRING VALLEY, Minn., Oct. l.
Capt.W P. Harries addressed the voters
of this city this evening, giving the peo-
pie synopsis of the famous Mckinley
bill and Mr.. Dunnell's record upon that
measure. Mr.. Harries spoke well. and
the address was we'll received. The
Democrats are conducting the campaign
upon different basis than heretofore,
this being a personal effort rather than
a brass band campaign.
RED WING, Oct. 1.-The Democratic
committee appointed to place a county
ticket in the field, if this is considered
advisable. held meeting here to-day,
but adjourned without taking any ac-
tiOn.