New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-16
THE CANDIDATES THICK,
Some of the Aspirants for the coming
Watermelon.

oOu6 OF inc ASplTanS f0r the coming
Watermelon.
The outlay of Republican candidates
for state Offices at the present writing
is as follows, with more candidates to
hear from:
State Treasurer-A. T. Koerner, of
Litchtield; Sheriff Block, of Nicollet
county; Senator Burkhard of Wabasha.
William Smith, a banker of Sleepy Eve,
and Col. Westerman, mayor of St.Cloud
Col. Bobleter, the present incumbent.
State Auditor-Lemuel P. Hunt, of
Mankato; Bob Dunn of Princeton; Sam
G. Iverson, Fillmore county; County
Auditor Morrow, of Becker county; W.
W. Rich of New Brighton, Ramsey
county.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-D. F.
Reese of St. Paul; Matt Jensen of st.
Paul; d. G. Jones, the ex-supreme court
clerk, of Todd county; J. p. Helm, de-
putty supreme court clerk; Monroe Mich
OILS, Duluth; o. B. Gould, Winona; A.
Q. Pigeon, Buffalo, Wright county ;Cbas,
Holcomb, present incumbent.
Secretary of State-F. P. Brown, the
present incumbent; Albert Berg, Chisa-
go county; Senat.r,J. w. Peterson, Good
hue county; Capt. Joseph Osborn, Mime
apolis; Rev. Mr.. Wahlund, Isanti coun-
ty.
And the returns are not all in yet.
Gov. Nelson and Lieut.. Gov. Clough
are candidates for reelection, and no
other candidates are so far announced.
Chief JusticeGilfillan and Justice Col
lins are candidates for reelection. and
no other candidates are yet heard from.
Duluth had two other candidates.
P. johnson for state treasurer, and Mr..
LIE VAGUE for state auditor-but thev
have both pulled out, so it was stated
yesterday by prominent Republican
from the Zenith City,
Hours before the time set for the meet
ing Of the state committee the lobbies
of the Windsor were crowded with Re
publican politicians, including several
of the candidates for state offices.
Bob Dunn, however, was not there
There was an ar about the assemblage
that seemed to say bob Dunn is not
in it the Pillsbury opposition has killed
him off" Lemuel p. Hunt was there
though. He was all smiles, and there
was something about him that said, 81
am the slated one" S. G.. Iverson and
W. w. Rich were also there, acting as
though they thought they were in it.
A. T. Koerner and Sheriff Block were
both there, and were the only ones pres
ent of the army of candidates for state
treasurer. They were both wearing their
most attractive countenances and max
ing themselves convenient to the ears of
every Republican present. Each was
friendly to the other, and seemed to say,
81 am sorry for you, but you can't blame
me for taking the first call on the slate. ),
Dar Reese, Monroe Nichols and A. e,
Pigeon, of the regiment Of candidates
for clerk of supreme court, were there.
Each seemed to be making still hunt.
Oar Reese especially were the most
amiable face in the list Of his personal
possessions. He sat quietly in the meet
ing, and expressed in his modest gaze at |
this and that person, 81 am the incest
most able and deserving fellow that ever
made 9 stump speech or voted the Re-
publican ticket. You can't get along
without me- But while Oar was play
ing this card, the other two fellows were
playing cards Of their own.
Capt. Osborn was there. But when
did he ever fail 70 be there. Rev. MI.
WahIund was also there, and said q /
plainly g anything can be expressed by |
countenance. IA little piety viii bes use
full to the Republican party His eoun-I
tenance is not so familiar ct Republican
meetings Of politicians as MI. Csborn's.
ST. Paul Globe.