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ably in the lead, but it is hardly believed
that he will be named. The same i'm
preston prevails rs regards Walsh. To-
morrow mornings caucuses will have d
wonderful effect in clearing up the po'
litlcal mists. We can all probably zee
our way clear after that.
A number of new candidates for minor
places on the state ticket have appeared
Judge Cleary OF New Rockford is can
didate for railroad commissioner. Tom
Elliott, who represented Ransom county
in the last two territorial legislatures is
after the Office of commissioner OF agri-
culture and labor, and -. +. Ellsworth,
editor OF the Foreman Item is looming
up as strong candidate for lieutenant
governor. Andrew Slotten OF Rlchland
and Walter Muir of Cass are also candi-
dates. Superintendent Devine of La
Moure county, is candidate for super
intendent OF public instruction.
The Pioneer Press publishes a table
estimating the johnson and Hansbrough
vote for the congressional nomination.
The totals it gives are johnson l23;
Hansbrough IS: doubtful 81. contested
49. A later estimate gives johnson l63
uncontested delegates. Hansbrough
claims 131 and only comedies johnson
oring TO split Johnson's forces. The
Hdnsbrough men are talking johnson
for governor and offer to nominate him
if he will step out of the way and give
Hansbrough clear field for congress.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-07-31
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The House.,

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The house
passed a joint resolution extending to
Aug. IA existing appropriations and laws
for such expenditures as have not been
provided for in bills passed.
The house then went into committee
of the whole on the senate amendments
to the sundry civil appropriation bill,
the item under discussion being one ap-
propriating $25O,00 for additional ac-
commodation for the government print
ing Office.
During the debate Mr.. Struble. of
Iowa, made bitter attack on Speaker
Reed for his action toward gentlemen
interested in public building bills. He
spoke of the speakers manner as sneer-
ing, and contrasted it with the courte-
Gus manner of Mr.. Carlisle when he was
speaker. He asked if the members
would continue to submit like towards
to the speakers dictation. His remarks
were applauded vigorously by the Dem
Ocrats.
The Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-In the senate
Mr.. Sherman offered resolution for the
daily meeting of the senate at 10 a. M.
The resolution went over.
The tariff bill having been taken up,
Mr.. Jones, of Arkansas, addressed the
senate in opposition to the bill.
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Evening Session.

At the evening session Chairman Nc
Cumber announced the committee on
rules. Messrs. Murphy of Grand Forks,
Fay of Mcintosh, Carpenter of Walsh,
Powers of Richland, Bryant of Logan,
Herrick of Emmons, McCrandlers of Bot
tinea. The chairman announced that
the committee on contests had decided
to adjourn until tomorrow morning at
o'clock, but had since reconsidered that
action and would meet Immediately after
the evening session ended to hear con-
tests. Col. Plummer made a short speech
and was followed by an address on
woman's outrage by Mary E. Stokes of
New York, which was we'll received. After
considerable more good music, the con-
ventlon adjourned until II o'clock to-
morrow.
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ALLIANCE MEN OBJECT.
Minnesota Farmers Said to Be Agitating
the Subject of Anofher Con xenfian

Minnesota Farmers Said to Be Agitating
the Subject of Another Convention.
ST. PAUL. July 3O.-There appears to
be considerable talk in Farmers alliance
circles about calling another state con-
vention to nominate ticket. This agi-
tation, however, appears to be confined
to the more radical members, and
whether they will be able to carry their
point is matter which time alone will
decide. DR.. Fish, editor Of The Great
West, Mr.. Donnelly's paper, says that
twenty or thirty letters from sub-alli-
ances and prominent men Of the party
have been received, calling for such a
move. DR.. Fish claims that it is not
against the men nominated, but against
the methods pursued in the convention
that the opposition is directed. He
also said that in case another convention
were called it must necessarily nominate
Mr.. Owens for governor. Referring to
the statement published that his paper
would support Governor Merriam, DR..
Fish stated that he had already said edi-
torially that the ticket was worthy Of
support, and that he still held the same
views,
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The Decisive Point for johnson
and HansbrOugh Will be
Reached Tonight.
Action on the Cre(leMtial Com
mittee's Report Will Decide
Who's in the Soup.
The Day Has Been Spent Fight.
ing Over COntestS-NOthing
Done in Convention.
A Frultless Day.

GRAND FORKS, July 3O.-4 p. m.-
Especial The convention has done
nothing all day. They are waiting for
the report of the committee on creden-
tials. The afternoon session was brief
and an adjournment was taken until 8
p. m, when it is thought the credential
committee will be ready to report. There
will be minority and majority reports
and the whole matter of the contests will
fought over again on the floor of the
convention. The johnson and Hans.
brough men have both taken advantage
of the delay to organize and solidify
their forces.
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A PUFF FOR PORTER.

The Census Superintendent Tells How
Well He Is Getting Along with Busi-
ness.
WAsHINGToN. July 3O.-About IS per
cent. of the populations for the entire
country have been received at the census
bureau, and Superintendent Porter
hopes, with the present rate of counting,
to have the rough estimate of the popu-
lation Of the country ready in few
weeks. While the energies of the Office
are being pushed toward securing the
result Of tie count of the people; other
inquiries connected with the census are
also being pushed forward. and Superin-
tendent Porter hopes within week to
begin the publication Of bulletins giving
the results Of the special inquiries.
This Time Ten Years Ago.
To show how we'll in hand the census
work is, compared with ten years ago,
superintendent Porter states that about
this time ten years ago. as chief of the
division of wealth and taxation, he was
just putting out the schedules, while
now the Office is getting ready to an
nounce the results of this inquiry. Bull
ietins will soon be issued giving the
bonded indebtedness of $50 cities now
and in 1880; and statistics of state pro-
duction, of insurance and on street
railways.
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Saturdays Conventions.

Ramsey yoounty-Hansbrough's home
will send double header. Two conven.
tions were held--one sending a Hans.
brough and the other johnson delega.
ton. The Hansbrough men refused to
enter into convention with johnson
forces and held convention of their
own. johnson had majority of the
delegates to The county convention.
Sargent county sends u men instruct
ed for johnson.
Billings and Oliver county delegates
are anti Miller.
Cavalier county will have double
header. The McHugh-Hansbrough
forces bOlted.
Foster county elected J. G. Duff, j. II.
Robertson and E. l.. Guptell, all strong
anti ti-Hansbrough men.
Pemblna county instructs for Booker
and endorses Hansbrough; resolutions
anti-lottery; unit rule.
Traill county is solid for johnson and
Flittie. The delegation is headed by
Senator Robinson.
Griggs county instructed for johnson
for congress and r. G. Cooper for rail
road commissioner.
Benson county sends delegation
solid for Johnson for congress and Rolfe
for attorney general.
Pierce county is for johnson. And SO
are Barnes cOuntys Ii.
The Richland county delegation to the
republican state convention is headed by
p. j. McCumber. A motion to endorse
johnson for governor was voted down
The majority OF the delegation are for NJ
N. johnson for congress-.
Ransom county sends a delegation
headed by "set up stoves Goodwin,
They are uninstructed, but for johnson.
The convention nominated county and
legislative tickets. Major Buttz was
named for senator, E. G. Hill and J. B.
Aylen for representatives. Tom Elliott
was elected delegate to Grand Forks
but was knocked out for the legislature
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Republican League.

The Republican League of North Da.
kota met this afternoon. In the
absence of President Sebring, Secretary
Wallace of Jamestown, called the meet.
ing to order F. B. Fancher was elected
temporary chairman. Harvey Harris OF
Burleigh county was elected president.
Each club was requested to send to the
incoming president their choice of mem-
bers for the executive committee. Hon.
A. G. johnson of Grand Forks was elect
ed chairman of the executive committee.
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AMEsTOWN JULY

"There must be a niger in the fence
when Frye was defeated for chairman
We can't understand why men will sign
declaration in the forenoon and wheel
around in tie afternoon and vote against
their own declared Intentions. Some
ones goose may have laid golden egg,
but we will find out before the conven-
ton is over" The Hansbrough men
raised the cry that Frye is lottery man
and that is probably what defeated him.
Mr.. Frye was one OF the original fighters
OF the lottery IN Stutsman county and
the story sprung on him illustrates the
desperate and despicable methods which
were employed by the Hansbrough men
to capture the convention. Set up
stoves Goodwin stated loudly and pub
licly that Frye is a lottery man. Hans
brough has the temporary organization.
The committee on credentials was made
up to give his delegation seats. but there
will, of course, be minority report and
the fight over contests, will be transfer
red to the floor of the convention. It is
said that when the contest comes right
down to square vote that johnson will
have enough supporters to seat his dele
gates. He claims that even If all the
Hansbrough contestants are seated
be has enough votes plede ed to him to
nominate HIM.
A Cass county man, w. j. Hawk, says:
The Hansbrough men secured the chair
man through number of johnson men
voting for him, probably not appreciating
that they were voting against him.
There are at least twelve johnson men
in the Cass county delegation who say
they will vote for johnson when the di-
rect question comes up, though % out Of
the % voted for McCumber.
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AnybOdy's Race for Governor.

GRAND FORKS, July 3O-[Speclal. T.
The credential committee is hard at work
this morning. Their report will be made
today. Efforts at combination are being
made, but without much success. It is
anybody's race for governor. A caucus
of the delegates from the Missouri slope
was held today, nearly 100 being present.
It is understood they will undertake to
hold the balance of power, and perhaps
name considerable proportion of the
ticket.
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Fighting Over the contests.

GRAND FORKS. July 3O.-[Special +
The convention met again this morning
at II o'clock. The credential committee
was not ready to report and the con-
vention adjourned until 2 p. m.
johnson Is sanguine that his delegates
will be seated. Burke is still in the lead
for governor, although growing sentiment
for Fancher is noticeable everywhere.
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YESTERDAYS Routine.

GRAND FORKS, July 29.-It was 2:15
when Chairman Gearey called the con-
vention to order. Rev. McGregor of the
Grand Forks Methodist church, offered
prayer. The call was read at length.
Then J. A. Frye was nominated for tenn
porarv chairman by w. II. Standish, of
Nelson county. Jud LaMoure nominat-
ed P. J. McCumber, Of Richland. A bal
lot was taken and the vote stood: Nc
Cumber, l39; Frye, III. There were
contests in Barnes, Cavalier, Morton,
Pierce and Ramsey counties, and neither
delegation was allowed to vote. Frye's
votes came from the following counties:
Burleigh 8, Benson 6, Billings l, Cass
l, Dickey 3, Eddy 3, Emmons 3, Foster l..
Grand Forks Z, Griggs 4, Mclean 3,
Mercer l, Nelson s, Oliver l, Richland Z,
Ransom /, Stark 5, Stutsman 10, Steele
5, Sargent 6, Trail 16, Walsh II, Wells
3, Ward 2. Total, III.
McCumber's votes were as follows:
Bottineau 4, Cass %, Dickey 8, EN-
mons 2, Foster 2, Grand Forks 16. Kid
der 4, LaMoure 7, Logan 2, McHenry 8,
Mcintosh 5, Mercer l, Pemblna II, Rich
land 5, Ransom 10, Rolette 4, Steele J.,
Sargent 6, Towner 3, Walsh s, Ward ?.
Total. 139.
McCumber was declared elected and
Messrs. Frye and Loring we're appointed
to escort him to the chair.
On taking the chair Mr.. McCumber
SAID he knew the convention was not in
a humor to listen to a speech and then
proceeded to make quite lengthy ad-
dress,
The following committees were ap-
pointed.
Credentials-H. L. Holmes of Pembi-
ma, J. J. Stevens of Larimore. Thomas
Elliott of Ransom, Andrew Slotten of
Richland. A. Fisher of Burleigh, 7. H.
Foss of Dickey, and John r. Cook of
Mercer.
Permanent orgarizatior-Judson La
Moure of Pembina, H. L. Hankinson of
Rich,and, A. G, Clark of Kidder, A. A.
Atkins of Tower, S. d. Roberts OF Cass,
D. w. Luke of Grand Forks, and J. d.
Eaton of Rolette.
Reeolutions-Dr. Satterthwaite, Cass;
d. F. Ellsworth, Sargent; Jesse Frye,
Stutsman; w. H. Robinson. Trail; O..
Olsgaard. Nelson; E. A. Williams, Bur
leigh; H. G. Southland, Fargo.
At the johnson caucus yesterday 1877
delegates we're present and pledged them
selves to stand by the johnson organiza-
ton. When it came to the first vote 20
of them were found on the other side of
the house. This caused one of the
Griggs county delegates to remark:
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Hope Pioneer: The delegation from
this place and vicinity which spent last
week at the G. A. r. encampment at
Spiritwood lake, all report very enthusi-
astically the beauties Of the location for
such an OCCASION, and also ssy that a
more pleasant and enjoyable time was
never spent by them. The band boys
say that the treatment which they receiv-
ed at the hands CT the people present
was simply one grand ovation, from the
time Of their arrival to that of their de.
parture
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-07-31
The johnson and HansbrOugll
Forces Waging Il Great PO-
litical Battle,
Temporary Organization Effect
ed and IN Adjournment
Taken to 3. p. NJ.
A Review of the Situation as i,
Appeared ut IL Late Hour
Last Night.
Adjourned Until 3 p. m.

GRAND Forks, July 29.-4 D. M
Especial The convention met in the
new opera house and shortly after
o'clock was called to order by E. G.
Geary, Fargo, chairman of the state com.
mlttee. j. A. Frye Of Stutsman, and P
j. McCumber of Rlchland, we're nomi.
mated for temporary chairman
The ballot resulted: McCumber
139; Frye, III; and McCumber was de.
clared elected. Cass county voted % for
McCumber and for Frye. The conven-
tion has just adjourned until 8 p. m.
Both the johnson and Hansbrough men
claim that they will nominate their man.
McCumber was Hansbrough's candidate
for temporary chairman.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-07-31
At Stand Still.

GRAND Forks, July 3O-3:4O p. m.-
Especial. The credential committee
will not report before p. m. The John
son forces are solidifylng and confident
that they will secure the permanent Or
ganlzation.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-07-31
JOhnsOn's Men Caucus.

GRAND Forks, July 29.--[Special. j.
The johnson men caucussed this morn
ing and decided on J. A. Frve, of Stuts-
man, as their candidate for temporary
chairman of the convention. Fred
Fancher is slated by the johnson men
for chairman of the committee on Gre.
dentials. Johnson's friends are conf.
dent that they hold the key to the situ-
alton. They claim a majority of the I'M
contested delegates and say they are
certain to control the temporary organ
ization and nominate their man. There
is considerable outside pressure for
Fancher for governor. The fight, however,
centers on congressman.