St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-21

today delegates to the state and con-
gressional conventions were elected as
follows: State, w. S. Baxter. A. J.
Greer, William Foreman, Henry Burk-
hardt, H. K. Oliversou, A z. Putnam,
w. H. Feller, Pratt Drinkwater, G. A.
Johns, Christ Church, F. ]. Kopplin, J.
r. ,Peetz, ]. S. Howard and Frank
Doughty.
To the congressional, John Curran,
William Pencille, Frank Zaun, Maurice
MCGOWAN, F. L. Meachum, Herman
Gage, James Titterington, John ITEM,
S. d. Welch, A. c. Herman, V. E.
Waffle, ]. A. Peck, J. c. Bartlett and
William Johns. A motion instructing
the delegates to the state convention
to favor c. K. Davis delegation, with
Mckinley as second choice, was laid on
the table.
ALBERT LEA, MINI, March 20.-The
sentiment at the Republican primaries
here this afternoon seemed to be over
whelmingly for Mckinley, although a
few Reed men were on deck, but no
instructions were made The county
convention will be held tomorrow, and
is likely to instruct for Prof. LIS. Sven
son, of this city, for delegate to the
national convention
RED WING, March 20.-The Good
hue county Republican convention was
held yesterday at Cannon Falls. The
following delegates were elected: To
the Third district convention at Hast
ings, NJ. D. Fox, o. E. Samuelson, Hans
Peterson, O. K. Naeseth, E. A. Bigelow,
j. I. Wangen, F. M. Wilson, d. C. Hill
A. F. Anderson, E. H. Blodgett. 0. D.
Warren, H. P. Huleback, NC. Crandall
William Danforth, j. F.. Meline. + II
BoXrud, A. Crosse, A K. Finseth M. IT
Gunderson, w. E. Poe, Thomas Feath-
erstone, Nj. S. Urevig, William Doxey
and c. H. Hill.
To the state convention at Minnea-
polls, o. L. Benson, w. NJ Tilderuuist
o. j. Wing, M. c. Morgan, J. E. Wright
Gov. l.. f. Hubbard, Jens K. Grandahl
b. A. Johnson. A, L. Anderson, B. F.
Leix, II. T. Banks. Lars Alden. G. o.
Gaylord. B. Meline, A. H. Mitchell, J.
l.. Gull, o. 5. Haugen, ]. A. Heisen, E.
Rehnke, j. L. Scofield, N. J. Olness.
John A. Edstrom and H. Towne.
The convention unanimously favored
Gov. l.. F. Hubbard, of Red Wing, as
one of the delegates from the Third
district to st. Louis. There was a feel
ing against instructions, and none were
given. Gov. Hubbard is a strong Davis
man.
SPRING GROVE, March 20.-At a.
Republican delegate convention held at
Caledonia today to choose fourteen del
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and a like number to the Rushford
convention, March o. the following del
egates were chosen to represent Hous-
ton county at said conventions:
To Minneapolis. o. K. Dahle, chair
man; E. C. Helecksor, H. A. Styling,
Peter Ferguson, George Grove, Spaff
Williams, Alfred Redding, c. Metcalf,
s. J. Solberg, B. H. Deters Jr., E. p.
Dorival, John o. Kormus, foster John
son. John Hohl.
To Rushford. f. K. Roverud. chair
man; A. M. Barnum, Ed Stevens, w.
F. Sinclair. S. B. Kolsrud, W. S. Moe,
George w. Drawley, H. L. Quaurud.
w. G. Drawley, C. T. Olson, ]. r.
Briggs.
Resolutions were adopted requesting
the delegates chosen to use all honor
able means to elect delegates to St.
Louis convention favoring Senator C.
K. Davis for president.
CANNON FALLS-Goodhue county
Republican county convention elected
sional convention. No instructions
were passed, but the convention seems
to be strongly in favor of McKin-
ley.