The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
ST. PAUL, MINI, WEDNESDAY, JULY r. 1893.

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convention to be held, Aug. 1st, in
Chicago:
/ 81. B. Martin, editor Labor Union,
Minneapolis; M. Wesenberg, editor
Scandaniv. Duluth; A. S. Edwards,
editor Tribune, Granite Falls; Hon. 1.
Donnelly, Hastings; A. Grundyson,
sheriff Polk county; E. E Lommen,
state senator, Crookston; Hon. H. e.
Boen, member of congress, Fergus
Falls; Z. S. Fisk, Waseca, w. J. Bod
kin, Moorhead; Gilbert Fish, Dun
das; J. l. Vermilya. Dover; DR.. T. F.
Clark, Minneapolis; Paul Fountain,
Minneapolis; G. T. Shellman, Eyota;
r. Eckford, St. Paul; w. R. Hodgson,
editor, Sleepy Eye; Fl. w. Norton,
Dodge county; H. w. Roll, editor,
Cokato; A. D. Stewart, Redwood
Falls; Hon. T. Cole, member of legis-
lature, Fergus Falls; G. A. Brown,
Luverne; George A. Stone, Pipestone;
James Monroe, Thielmanton; James
Hanna. Hector; II. V. Poore, Bird
Island; S. M. Owen, editor Farm,
Stock and Home, Minneapolis; Major
w. H. Hotchkiss, editor, Prestonx
Hon. Patrick Gildea, Woodstock; II.
A. Cross, Troy; c. E. NJ Brown, Lit-
tie Falls; Hon. B. M. Chesley, ,Mem-
Der Of legislature, Ada; John E.
Kuni, Stewart; Harvey Gillett, Hast
ings; C.'P. Carpenter, Pennington;
Hon. D. f. Akin, Pennington;
Michael Johnston, Rosemount; Jas.
Cain, Rosemount; J. G. Davidson,
East Castle Rock; Ditus Day, East
Castle Rock; Temple c. Child, East
Castle Rock; Oscar Tuorson, Castle
Rock; Thomas c. Hodgson, Herman;
James Dillon, St. Paul; Hon. John L.
Macdonald, St. Paul: J. H. Lackey,
Clarissa; G. E. Taylor, Nichols; Spur
geon Odell, Green Valley; c. P. AID
rich, Benson; J. @. Cronkhite,
Argyle: j. T. Plant, Santiago; Thos.
T. Kerr, Foreston; A. D. Ferris, Pipe
stone; l.. G. Long, Magnolia; r. J.
Hall, Morris; C. T. Graves, Long
Lake; Hon. Kittel Halvorsen, Bel
grade; A. III. Hendrickson, Sauk Cen
ter; Joseph Buska, Glencoe; S. p.
Rasmussen, ST. Paul; G. F. Bohall,
West Union; Hon. S. H. Ongstad,
member of the legislature, Pelican
Rapids; Hon. FL. w. Wagner, mem
Der Of the legislature, Hallock; A. P.
Onsdorff, Henning; j. H. Maxwell,
Worthington; S. Powell, Saltwater;
Jonas H. Howe, Parker's Lake; Hon.
Z. B. Cantleberry, member of the leg
islature, Willard, Pope county; G. V.
Metcalf, Lake Benton; A. Wall, De-
Graft; Hon. H. Plowman, Luce; Hon.
II. P. Bjorge, member of the legisla-
ture, Underwood; III. W.. Brown,
Stevens; Andrew Richmond, Stillwa-
ter; Seth Bottomley, Nashville Cen
ter; A. Van Hemert, Grand Meadow;
VIM. Shenton, Big Lake; J. M. Het-
land, Ada; 0. G. Lyman, Sauk Cen
ter; P. Seeberger, St. Cloud; George
Dunn, Waseca; Henry Heys, Red
Wing; A. G. Poore, Staples; G. G..
Johnsrud, Albert Lea; Arne Swennes,
Minneota.
Ii there are others who are willing
to go to Chicago August 1st, they
can send their names to Mr.. Thomas
j. Meighen, Forestville, Minn. We
expect by that time half fares only
will be charged to Chicago, and dele
gates can not only attend the great
est Convention of the decade, but al
SrseT the greatest exposition in the
lM0Hd. We hope to see an immense
delegation from Minnesota.
Z THE COUNSEL OF THE LEAGUE.
Mr.. Donnelly then stated that he
was vice-president of the Bi-metallic
League of the q. S., and had been in
structed by the League to appoint
four gentlemen who would act with
him as the Counsel Of the League in
this state; but he preferred that the
joint committees should select the
men and he would appoint them.
ThereupOn the following were elect
ed members of the council of the Bi-
metallic league: T. J. Meighen, Fill
more county; DR.. E. f. Clark. Mime
apolis; c. H. johnson. Pipestone Co.,
and A. r. HOlstOn, Polk county.
THE ALLIANCE MEETING PROPER(
At night meeting of the state
executive committee Of the farmers
alliance was held, for the transac-
tiOn of formal business.
Mr.. G. N. Perkins and Mr.. C. H.
johnson were appointed committee
to examine the books and papers of A.
L. StrOmberg, the secretary of the al
lance; they retired and made the ex-
animation, and subsequently report
ed that they found the accounts of