St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-25
A FAVOR FOR minnie.
Continued From First Page.
Uncle Loren" was quite well satisfied
with the situation in Minneapolis
PROVED THE CHARGE.

Editor Macdonald Gives a Duluth
Contemporary a Deserv ed Les
SON.
When Editor C.. F. Macdonald, Of.
The 81. Cloud Times. dOns his fighting
clothes, he never falls to make 1T inter-
esting for the people on the other side.
From time to time during the past few
months. M. Macdonald has been al
luding to the fact that the st. Louis
county delegation to the Republican
convention vas chosen by the A. p. A.
the present Republican candidate in the
Sixth district, Charles A. Towne, and
against his Republican opponent. Hon.
U. ID. Kinney. A few days ago the
editor of the Duluth News-TriDune
denied this, scoring the ST. Cloud man
for making the statement. The latter
came back a few days since and proved
the charge by quotations from the
News-1ribune. Mir. MacDonald's re-
ply was headed, who's a Liar-Fhe
Duluth Tribune Hoist Jy Its Own
Read This.
Dulut News-Tribune, Sept. II.
Macdonald. of the ST. Cloud Times, In
the imbecility of his dotage. is enacting
the role of the cheerful liar with all the
energy-if none of the skill-Of youth.
The News-Tribune has never said that
MIR. IOwne was nominated by the A. +.
A., as the Times alleges. Instead, this
paper printed a card from Mr.. TOWne
expressly denying his allegiance to or
alliance with that organization. The.
faiSehoOd has been too many times re-
futed to call for any further attention.
And Then Read This.
Duluth News-Tribune. june %.
IAN A. +. A. SLATE.
Ticket Chosen BY the Duluth
Councils.
IA convention of delegates from tine
different American Protective assocla.
ton lodges in the city was held in the
u. 5. hall, West end. Thursday evening,
to nominate an American Protective
association ticket for county officers
and choose the candidate for congress
preferred. The councils were repre-
scented by an equal number of delegates,
but some councils refused TO participate
in the convention. The ticket chosen is
as follows: For congress-, Charles A.
Towne. = " Whether all the A. P.
Aists in the county are bound by the
ueclSlOD OI Ills convention is llOt klOWus
but they probably will not be, as there
are many who do not believe i'll such
society caucuSeS and nominations.
Liberty Clinches 1t.
Duluth Liberty "a. P. A. organ), June Is.
Charles A. TUWne, OF this city, owes
to the American Protective association
the delegation which is to support him
in the Republican congressional con-
yention. The Republican ring Of st.
Louis county was Knocked out at the
primaries by the efforts OF men who be-
long to this order.
Towne's Denial Repudiated.
Duluth Liberty, Sept. Is.
when Mr.. TOwne was accused of
being an A. z. A, or of being in league
with them, he came out in a letter de-
nying that he belonged to any secret
order in the world. and that he was
under no pledge to the A. P. A. or any
kindred order. When MIR. Towne wrote
that letter he lied. This is plain En-
glish, but on application of MIR. ToWne
we will full nlsh the proof.
I'VE trust that our courteous brother
editor of the Duluth Tribune will COM
pare his utterances of June % with
those of Sept. II, and then explain, by
the record. which of us is the most
cheerful liar"