St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-19

represent their counties in the new dis
trictS, wherever they may be. Butin the
Ramsey county end of the Fourth dis
trict this will not be the case. As has
been well known for a long time, there
is great deal of bad feeling between
the different Republican factions of
this city, and this will result in
the Ramsey county 'kids; being rele-
gated to the rear. They are making
fight, however, and have carried it into
the committee, having appealed to John
GO0dn0W. OF Hennepln, to stand by
them. They have said nothing to Com
mitteeman Freaney, Of this district, be-
cause they understand that he Is Op-
posed TO them. This will be an interest
ing part of the proceedings.
There are three cities in the race for
the convention, st. Paul, Minneapolis
and ST. Cloud. Minneapolis is making
the strongest kind of a bid, nd
will claim ii on the score that
it was promised to her two
years ago. St. Cloud has new opera
house, and feels able to accommodate
the crowds, and is, therefore, anxious
for the honor. st. Paul, as the political
center of the state, desires the cOnven-
ton, and Will offer a hall large enough
TO accommodate the largest convention.
Congressional Committees.
The membership of the various con-
gressional committees appointed in 1890
is interesting at this time, and follows:
First District, Appointed at the Austin Con-
vention-J. NJ. Diment, Steele county, chair
man; ii. o. Hanson, Freedom; NJ. G. Fellow
Fillmore; Henry /. Whitmore, Wabasha; w.
b. Anderson, MinOna; George 3. Arnold,
Dodge; George +. Potter Houston; L. ID.
Baird, Mower; J.. II. Kelly, Olmsted.
Second District-A- blanchard, New Tim,
chairman; c. l.. Benedict Blue Earth; r.
ii. Jefferson, Cottonwood; j. II. SprOut,
Faribault: II. A. Funk. jackson; j. F. ia
cObsOn, Lac qui Parle; r. r. Turritin lie
Sueur; John Mckenzie. Lincoln; +. 5.
Brown, Lyon; conn Peterson. Nicollet; j.
Il. Jones, Mobiles; }. W. Aiyicle. Martini b.
II. Whitney, Murray; F. /. James. Pipestoue:
W. d. Flynn Redwood; John Kelly, Rock
c. Bison, Sib!ey; j w. Segur, Watonwan;
P. c. Bailey. Maseca; John Swenson, Yellow
NJ odicine.
Third District Named at Glencoe-H. L.
Sim0ns, chairman, Mcleod; : IL. Hudson,
Swift; 0. j. Haugland, Chippewa; William
HOdgSOu, Dakota; Fred Setback. GoOdhue;
L. c. Thorp, Kandiyohi; c. II. Nixon. Rem
vile; \. ". Stockton, Rice; George McMul-
Ian. Scott. f. K. BiSsell, Meeker; 4. Knob
LAUGH. Carver.
Fourth District. Named at Anoka-George
". Lamb. chairman; :. II. Nichols. D. f
Reese. \. X. kiefeT, Ramsey; y. H. Hall, ).
j Briefly, ole Ragnos, ". r. Morris, Henne-
pin; Aug Neubauer, John G.. Nelson. ole
Erickson, Washington; c. NJ. Buck Wright;
Henry Castle Sherburne: n. II. Danforth.
Kanabec; r. E Nelson, Pine; &. W Swank.
AnOka; August Anderson, Chisago; d. ..
Anderson. lsanti.
Fifth district Named at Little Falls-C. S.
Benson, chairman Steatns; George Spencer
ST. Louis; a. {. Nelson, Lake; j. J. Howe
Crow Wing; W. NJ. Fuller, Morrison; c. j.
Gunderson, Douglas; b. \. Johnson, Otter
Tall; a. :. Crosstield, Traverse; e A Nye
Clay; Felix FouTnat, Polk; G a. " hitnev,
Wadena; j. II. Locke, Todd; r. c. Stevens,
Morris; Nj. 5. Converse, Becker