St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-19
ON TO CHICAGO.
Minnesota's StalWart Repre-
sentatives Start for the
City by the Lake.
Delegates, Alternates and
Their Friends Will Have a
Special Train
And Hundreds Of Loyal Braves
Will Take Another
Route.
North Dakota Delegates Pass
Through the City Predict
ing Success.
Like Minnesota's Faithful,
They Are For Grover CleVe-
land First.
Montana's Six Good Men
Strongly Oppose the Ex-
President,
And Shout for Silver and a
Ticket Headed by Sena-
tor German.
Gov. Boies Suggested for
Second Place--Politieal
Gossip.
And Shout for Silver and a
Ticket Headed by Sena-
tor German.
Gov. Boies Suggested for
Second Place--Politieal
Gossip.

st. Paul was the center of attraction
for the Democrats Of Minnesota. the
two Dakotas and Montana yesterday,
hundreds of delegates and enthusiastic
Democrats, who propose to be on hand
to shout for the next president Of the
United States when he is nominated at
Chicago. coming to the city on their way
to the Windy City. OF course, all of
them tarried for a time in the Sanity
City. some to meet their friends and
others for the purpose of learning some
thing Of the situation as it appears at
the political center of the Northwest.
The Minnesota delegatestand their
alternates were nearly all in the city
last evening, ready to start south this
| morning. Delegate G. j. Haines. of the
First district, arrived early. but left for
Wabasha and will join the delegates at
Winona with his acknowledgement Judge
II. R. Wells, of the First district. and
James Manning and NJ. Mullen, Of
New Ulm. Hon. Joseph Roach. of
Northield, arrived in the city early in
the day at the head of strong delega-
tion of Rice county Democrats. who
will go down in the shouting train.
Mr.. Nicolin, the { th1r delegate from the
reliable Third district. appeared on the
Fifth district delegates with onesexcep-
ton reside in the Twin Cities. Hon.
John G. Brown, of Duluth. and Judge
Theodore Bruener, of St. Cloud. repre-
sentlng the Sixth district, came yester-
day morning. EX-Mayor McKinnon. of
the Seventh, came several days ago and
last evening was Joined by Dennis
O'Brien, of WilImar. his fellow repre-
sentative of the Seventh district Democ-
racY.
Of the delegates at large Judge Will
son is expected to join the Burlington
special at Winona this morning. Hon.
NJ. Doran, Mayor Winston and Lewis
Baker are already there. the latter
having left for the convention city last
evening. The AIternates in the city
Yesterday were Maj. A. L. Sackett, Of
St.Peter: Nathan Butler.o of Barnesyllle;
j. u. Markham, of Rush City: a. La
Due, of Mantorvllle: j. c. Wise Jr.. Of
Mankato; Wilson Borst, of Fulda; J.W.
Sheehy, of Montgomery; \. Schaller,
of Hastings; F. W. Lyon, Little Falls;
\. G. Broker, Wadena: W; E.. ,Truax,
Breckenridge, and L. Ed Davidson, OF
Perham.
The delegates and many of the alter
mates will leave on the Burlington spe-
cial, which starts from Minneapolis at
and from st. Paul at 7:30 o'clock this
morning. The Jefferson and Cleveland
clubs of Minneapolis and the Cleveland
clubs OF st. Paul. with representations
of the Democratic association and yls-
itorS from all parts of the state, will
leave Oh the Kansas City. This train is
booked to start half hour later than
the Burlington.
As the Minnesota delegates have not
yet had meeting, no plan of operation
has been formulated. A number of the
delegates were discussing the organiza-
ton last evening and Dennis O'Brien,
of Willmar expressed the opinion that
Mr. Doran would be elected chairman
of the delegation. No one seemed to be-
able to fix up the representation On the
various committees. 1t will not take
long to arrange all these matters at the
meeting in Chicago tomorrow.