The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03

Wright County Democrats.
COKATO, Mimi, Sept 27-Wright coun.
~ Democratic legislative and county CON-
ventlon developed peculiar streak OF
Democracy by indorsing Rev. Mr. MUIR
dock, the Populist candidate for senator,
Mr. Murdoch was the Prohibition candidate
two years ago for representative. They al
so Endorsed the Populist candidate for rep
resentatfve, H. L. Sand. The balance of
the legislative ticket was made up from
their own ranks-Messrs. Schabb and Show.
or Sherburne county, and Mr.. Kerrick, Of
Delano.
Among the county candidates placed on
the ticket are Isaac S. Pcdas, of Buffalo,
Tor register of deeds; Frank Mcknight, OF
Buffalo, for treasurer; John Tracy, Of Co
Kato, for sheriff; Mr.. Madigan, of Maple
Lake, judge of probate; M. OHair Delano,
FOR county attorney
Pop Organization.
WASHBURN, Wis. Sept. 25-The Popu-
lists have perfected an organization in
this county and called a county convention
for Oct g. A full county ticket will be put
In the field but it's makeup will be some
what Heterogeneous it being the evident
intention to indorse such candidates from
both Republican and Democratic parties as
are deemed to have the most strength. The
organization is gaining strength here and
Will poll probably one-fourth of the vote OF
the county,
Renvflle County Pops.
MORTON, Mimi, Sept. 25-The Renville
county Populsts today nominated the fol-
lowing officers: State senator, James Han
ma; representative, 0. r. Brevig; auditor,
f. M Ericsson; treasurer r. A. Helstad;
register, F. Rennswig; superintendent of
schools, F. c. Green; Clerk of court, c. H.
Hopkins; judge of probate, F. Shoemaker;
sheriff, c. A. Desmond; county attorney,
P. j. Kirwan; coroner, o. X. Bergan.
Peoples Party Candidates.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Sept 25-The Peo-
pies Party county convention nominated
Andrew Foss for member of the assembly
in the First district; Amt Hanson for
clerk of court, Henry Becker, county clerk:
ChaS. HaZen, treasurer and empowered a
committee to nominate for other county
offices in case an expected combination
with the Democrats falls through.
WiIlmnr Pops.
WILLMAR, Mimi, Sept. 24.-Prohibtion-
lists today nominated H. Rykken for rep
resen tative No nomination made for
senator. Auditor and superintendent Of
schools of the Republican ticket and treas
urer, register of deeds and judge of pro-
| bate of the Populist ticket We're Endorsed.
Pop Nominations
BENSON, Mimi, Sept. 24.-The Popuist
county convention today nominated T. 8.
Broniche auditor; John McShane. sheriff:
John Uhl, treasurer; Peter Peterson, reg
lister of deeds; Frank Olney, county at
torney; Anton Arneson, judge of probate;
Mrs. w. F. Wilcox, school superintendent.
Pops and Prohibs Fuse.
ANOKA, Mimi, Sept. 29.-The Populsts
and Prohibitionists of Anoka and Isanti
counties held a fused delegate convention
at ST. Francis yesterday and nominated
c. l.. Johnson, Prohibitionist, for senator,
and John Zatterstrom, Populist, for repre-
sentative. Several resolutions We're adopt
ed, one denouncing the Australian system
of balloting.
Pops Endorsed by Republicans.
BELLE PLANE, Mimi, Oct 1.-The
Scott county Republican convention indors-
ed all the candidates of the Peoples party.
The usual resolutions were adopted. There
| was some friction in the convention, a
| minority of the delegates endeavored tn
nominate a full Republican ticket, but
fusion carried.
Pop Nominations.
ORTONVILLE, Mimi. Sept. 30.-The
| Pops yesterday nominated NJ. J. McDon-
| rell, auditor; E. Scheibe, treasurer; Will
| liam Nash, register; F. w. Moon, sheriff:
| N. o. Foss, clerk of courts y. J. Scofield,
| probate judge; Mrs f. NJ. Robertson,
| superintendent of schools; a. s. Stephena
and P. NJ. Orton county commissioners.
| Yes, they told you. They told you thai
| prosperity would come when the Sherman
| law was repealed but somehow prosperity
| was belated. Then they discovered some'
| how and somewhere that there was lacl
| of confidence in the tariff views OF tht
| Democracy, and now congress has adj
journed, after passing a law that out-kinf
| legs Mckinley and still the people are sit
| ting the ragged edge of despair. waiting
for the promised appearance of Mr. Pros
perity A 10-year-old boy would never b(
deceived that way and not recognize hi
| dupeship, but the voters Of the land-the1
are such wise lulus. Yes, they told youlA
The Coming Nation.