Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-08-28
- zoe is Named for the State De-
partment After a Short and
Sharp Fight.
Lively Contest Results Over the
Treasury Nomination, But Cell
fuss Finally Wins.
o'yeill. Harvey, Brimi and Schreiner
Are the Other Successful Can.
didateS.


IN tbe West Side Turn-halle at 1915 p.
:, today. and was called to order by
Chairman H. C. Payne, of the central
committee.
The Delegates.
Secretary NOVEL; read the list of dele
gates as follows
Adsms-A. F. Hill, J. A. Henry
Ashlapd-W. 5. Reynolds, w. l.. Window A. K.
o.borue. George c. Foster, c. A. Lamereaux, A.
NJ kmball. - u, ~ - NJ
camstock +. f. Morgan.
Rrown@Dayid Mccartney, Levi Rowland, j NJ.
smith. Charles Hartung, j 2. Dousman.
Bnffalo-W. l.. Houser, A. IL. DeGrof, G. W.
Ieutscher, j. W DeGrof.
Burnett-G. A. Olsen.
Tayfeld-J. q. Riggs, A. c. Profut.
Calumet-R. +. Cornell, W. A. Porter
Chippewa-L. j. Rusk,. c: d; Tillinghast E.
0nthWaite. b. F. Miard l. c. Kibbee.
Cark-S II. Esch, George +. Parkhill NJ. c.
Ring. Z. II Winchester, George A .Ludngton
Coumbia-J. \. Lewis, Theodore Henton, 4.
". Vaughn, 5. Brown, 0. NJ Bendixon, C. f..
Mohr, D. G. Williams
Criwford-C. $. Fuller, Hugh Porter, j o,
Davidson, j. A. Haggerty
Dane-'C G. Thompson, George Il. Bryant II.
" Chynoweth, j n Boyd, Il. c.. Lund p. r.
Tierney. Robert Steele, C. NJ. Dow, r. D. Frost,
& Toiolson, c. W. Nethefwood, j. NJ. Flint,J S.
Parkinson, j. johnson.
Dodge-T L. Newton Edward Walker, c. II.
Eggleston, +. p. Doty, W. W. Cutler, S. Il. Davis.
Door-James Hansler, E. N. Anderson, Charles
SC0feld.
Douglas-H. f. Tichenor, II. j. Connor.
Dunn-William Mills, X. j. Bailey, X. j. Flint,
Eric Tomas, j. c. Ticknor.
Eau Claire-Michael Griffith, Ira B. Bradford,
TX. Brassill, G. Thompson, n. c. Foster, Rob
III FI Sr,TS,. D. Fisher.
gorest-P. Shay.
Fond du Lac-D C. Lamb, C. A. Galloway, II.
Given G. f. Ripley, II. H. Smith, G. f. Sim
mons, P. II. Gallagher, W. X. Foltz, DR.. Pow
ell
Grant--William L. Carter, John d. Wilson, NJ.
B. Pittman j. H. Cabanis, j. W. Murphy, r.
B Showalter, George b. Carter, John Montieth
Green-A, S. Douglass, John Luchsinger, A. 5.
Randall, }. C. Ula, II V. Clark
Green LaRe-H. 5. Saokett, j. 5. Davidson, l..
j. Brayton
Iowa-W II. Bennett. j. 7. Pryor, Thomas l.
Williams n. T. Martin, o. p. Underwood
Jackson-D. j. Spaulding, A. 5. Trow, John
Peterson p l. Petersen.
Jeherson-G George w Burchard, George Grimm,
Al. lumphry, A. d. Ililes. l.. Hubbs, Chas
Lynch.
Juneau-T S. Yeeder, William Case, j. w. Bah
cock, 0. b. Chester.
kenosha-D. L. Burgess, Jas. Cavanaugh, j. r.
Hyde
Kewaunee. George W. Wing, d. W. Stebbins.
La Crosse-R. +. Osborne, W. G. Winter, Martin
Bergh. j. G. Miller, VIM. Smith, f. b. Smith,
Chas Linse. II NJ. Swar.hout.
Ls Fayette-Francis Campbell, George f.
Neatherby, Jas. Tennis, Michael Holland, Chas.
f. osborn
Lincoln-P. B. Champagne, Jacob Keible.
langlade-S. L. Leslie, Ii. A. Kohl
AarathOn-G. E. Nandercook, George Werheim,
n. Il. Banum, A W. 1revitt.
NanltoSoc-John Schuette, William H. Heinz
9hmeyer, Emil BGusch, q. q. Sedwlck, Jos,
WiO'C Jr.
Nlrnette-Horace f. Mann, Francis A. Brown,
Fred }, Bsrtels, George w. Hanley.
} sqnette-Robert Hume, s. ID. Forbes.
Milwaukee-Charles b. Roberts, Caspar NJ.
Sanger, Paul Bechtner, Christian Widule, w. f.
ElebTan,z, f. E. Gross, John o. Williams, II. f.
Dckerman, II, j. Sullivan, 4: II. Paine, W. c.
J. Zimmerman, Aug. Reicherd, W A, Holstein,
K b. Rudolph Julius Feige, Charles j. Kghler,
Christian Paulus, William Geuder, Bruno Fink,
II Z Schroeder, HenryC Payne, A; E Smith,
Charles Exert, W A. Plantz, w. s. Stanley,
julius Mecke, j. II. Mansctott, George II Fow-
Eer, Thomas Phillips, Wash. Boorse: Fred. ,
hrause, Neil Menish, William NJ. Williams,
Henry Srothenke, Eugene s Elliott, Joseph Cas-
per, l.. F. Aldrich
m, Aonroe-W. Mcbride, f n. Whitaker, NJ. A.
Ilayer c. W; burlington, 5. B. Squire,
0eonto-E. Finke, y. A. Ellis. George Wright |
Vheida-George W. Bishop, Paul Browne.
TVIB5agamle-H. A. Frambach, F Heineman,
T. b Reid, j. Ueche, William Schmidt, |. X.
981aukee-W. p. McGovern, r. C. Kann.
PleFGe-H. B. Warner, J, b. Ihayer, G. II.
'yTattcht, +. A. Severance, ID. j. Ollie.
Feph-h. A. Peterson, V. W Dorwn
5fok-J f. Neson, Nelson Lawson, W. s. Sad
oPorage-D " Bear A. NJ Nelson, f. NJ. |
1JBp'' I, Is. Lameroux, H. J. Calkins
6nce-Louis Rossman, John Morse.
@Clne-L 5. Blake, w. r. Tate Chas. Egan, |
r a. BOYD, Fred Rasmussen, W. IL. Lewis, Jno. !
T,mghIand-H. Bancroft, j. n. Thomas, c. G. |
Inouas NJ, Thompson, W. II Moore
H2Gk-F NJ. Marzaf L, S. Davis, j S. Lynch, |
Fs,t M. hubbard, Cham. lngersoll, Ogden II |
TgA'Fs richard ODonnel, NJ. j. Aiken, III. q. |
'S y. Evan Davis, +. w. Coon, J. b. Hayner.
NJ 1FoiA-S. W Campbell, W II. Phipps, B. |
H. rice Merton, Herrick II. A. Grant, Capt. |
Auk-Fmnk Avery, John VI. True, j T. Hunt |
T NIX ron; Pan Lachmund, s. c. Fish, c. g. Christ
"an, l. Bakeslee.
SEWER x L. Mccormick
o. A. Risum, Henry j. Rotheke NJ. |
arleh, John NJ. Scheevers
eslF-ooygan-Geo. End, W. j Malmen, T. NJ |
ga-a'1ek Henry Hrumrey, a " kretzsch, |
NTTsts walsh, J. NJ Schweer
Iay.or-E r. Wheelock 7. NJ. Perkins
q 4tealeau-J. B Beach, X. X. IIagestad, A.
tHl.tHSer, a j. Farling, L. L. O'Dell.
p' 70 6. Munson, John Stevenson, J. W !
B,5g %ohn G. Johnson, d. o Mahoney, L. c.
oI H. samuel sloggy
fg"4Ilh-E. NJ. johnson, j. {. Reynolds, |
FrH5 dunlap, c. f. Allen, l.. 4. Williams, j |
on. .'7-' ID, 5 Allen, d. b. Barnes, William Mead i
MHa'hblrn-L II Mead.
r. -ion-S. ). Barney, Mic. Gurh, E. NJ.
w'ialhe,ha-H NJ Youmans, John r. Small, r. |
Oh TTaNtgy, ). A. Lewis G. F. Clark, II. II. Sew
W24aA Bender, Z. L. Nehs.
q 1T5h5ea- 4. J.. Browne, A. V. Baoh, O. Bills, !
l.sr5-, pA"ley, b. $. Peterson, j. Wipf, j A.
W., @sas4ara W B. La sale, P. A. Porter, David
-t W Jr, J. T Ellerson
Ne 3ago-W, A. Gordon T. W Huughton. !
B.bN ~ John Banderof, Silss Ballard, Arthur
Fs,rgET W l. Miller j. II. Foster, David Blisch, |
f..,,a.,Hqqbert Conner, r. II Boynton, W. II.
r-2ll' a /. Fontaine
The Platform.
Alter nearly an hours delay, the COM
-'.ss On resolutions, through its chairman,
Z others, presented its report, the
Ing Nh q which was frequently inter
-. ~ y applause. The resolutions were
q follows:
sa,aI III 5lepuollcan party, in convention as
us -.o'sa' declares its devoti on to the COM
'-l9o as the chief factor in the edu-