St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-16

filed the papers and gave the proper
certificates to Capt, Reed, who promptly
sent them with the fees. provided by
law. to each of the other counties in the
district. Although but 357 names were
in the papers filed, about twenty more
than were required. Capt. Reed had a
number of other petitions containing
about 500 more signatures, which were
not properly attested, and SO could not
be placed on record. 1n, q. number of
cases the reports spread by the Heat
wole men to the effect that Capt. Reed
was about to withdraw, caused Capt.
Reeds friends to hold back their petit
tions. As it was he had petitions from
Hutchinson, Stewart, Morton, Bntfalo
Lake, Bird Island. Zumbrota and a
number OF other places. Nearly two
hundred of the leading merchants and
farmers in and around Glencoe affixed
their names. Among the business men
of Glencoe all but three appear. Ten
members of Robert u. McCook Post
No. 2S. e. A. r., head one list, as fol.
lows:
F. E. Ford. William Churchill,
j. F. Withee, Leonard Perers,
George Abbott, Alex Grant,
John johnson, j. r. Butler,
Eli II. Snow, Joseph Eheim.
All of the old veterans named above
are strong Republicans and old settlers.
Mr.. Ford was delegate at the Chaska
convention. Along with them are r@e
business men and farmers. Among the
prominent Republicans on the liss are
the following:
These Men Are Known.
Henry Wadsworth, hardware mer-
chant, an old settler and lifelong
Republican. Mr.. Wadsworth headed
the Mcleod delegation to the Chaska
convention.
Joseph Richardson, retired merchant,
old settler. old line Republican.
B. F. Buck, old settler and old line
Republican.
W. G. Gould. jeweler. and at present
member town board of aldermen.
F. l.. Polak, hardware merchant and
well-known Republican.
Fred Albrecht, miller, and one of the
reliable business men of Glencoe for
many years.
A. r. Kingsbury. retired farmer and
well-known Republican.
c. DE Leuw, contractor and hustler
for the party.
Tim Shanahan. farmer near Glencoe.
William LeistikOw, gunSmith.
W. B. Roberts, old;ine Republican.
II. W. Sandman, butcher and cattle
buyer.
II. H. Filing. farmer; Republican
candidate for county treasurer two
years ago.
j. S. Davis. lumber dealer.
w. NJ. Churchill. retired farmer; old
line Republican.
III. W. Buck. lumber merchant.
j. A. Wadsworth and NJ. f. Wads-
worth, hardware merchants.
George E. Allen, engineer.
Daniel Treut, retired farmer. old-line
Republican.
E. c. Buck. farmer and well-known
Republican.
Frank Morrison, farmer, old-line Re-
publican.
James d. Turnbull, old.line Repub-
iican.
II. Shadinger. retired farmer.
n. Hassan. photographer.
.. Z. Martin, cigarmaker, old.tlme
Republican.
John R. Gronpman. hotel man.
j. II. Mathies, hotelkeeper.
George w. Foster. farmer.
j. Mathies, hotel.
+. 81. Sanderman. cattle buyer.
Among the many other prominent
men on the Glencoe petitions are such
names as the following, who are per-
sonal friends Of long standing and not
Republicans:
j. Fl. AIbers. merchant; B. f. Foster.
merchant; G. <. Gilbert, president
Bank of Glencoe; CT. Brass, merchant;
II. CarstenS, merchant; 7. Hankinson.
retired farmer; Frank Henry, merchant;
G. Baumgart, blacksmith; j. II. Hart
man, hotel man; j. Jungclaus, furniture
dealer; Ed Wadel, merchant; William
HInrichs, grain buyer; l.. s. Priess,
merchant; John Priess, retired mer-
chant.
Capt Reeds Congressional Club.
The list of names might be prolonged
to any length. but those given above
showthe falsity of the charge made by
the Heatwole managers to the effect
that Capt Reed has no friends in his
own town and county. Wherever his
petitions were sent there was no lack of
man sfrOuC and leading ReDnbiieans