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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

PAGE L.
Morton Talks for Sound Money.
Democratic County Conventions.
Uniformly for Free Silver.
Also for John Lind for Governor.
Ramsey Democratic Primaries.
PAGE 2.
Board of Public Works Ousted.
Tom O'Brien's Appointment.
PAGE 3.
No Change In Camp Mason Site.
State Fair bound to Draw.
The Weather for July.
PAGE 4.
EDITORIAL.
sound-MOney Dems.' Announcement
COlOradO's Mining King.
sSecret Police in Germany.
PAGE O.
Fair Sailors Day at White Bear.
Visit of Ii Hung Chang.
Another Riot at Cleveland.
PAGE
Condition of the Crops.
Tennis Down to the Finals.
Fatal Accident I'm Illinois.
airs. LyIes on John Brown.
Ohio Sound Money Democrats.
PAGE 8.
St. Paul Leads Western League.
Tie Game at Indianapolis.
Averages of Twin City Teams.
CayIOr's Base ball Gossip.
Career of Adrian G. AnsOn.
Commercial Club Base ball.
PAGE o.
Bicycle Racing at Hamline.
Shedding on Bicycles.
8Club House of Capital City Club.
PAGE 10.
IN the World of Labor.
Today i'm the Churches.
PAGE ii.
seyvau, the ShipbuiIder.
PAGE IL.
From Poverty to $2OO,OOO,OOO
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan.
PAGE 13.
Books of the Hour.
: In Musical Circles.
PAGE IA.
In ST. Paul Social Circles.
Suburban Social News.
A Beauty on the Stage.
PAGE is.
Styles of Autumn.
Shoes for Many Feet.
PAGE 10.
Among the Secret Orders.
Bar Silver 6S 6-Sc.
Cash Wheat I'm Chicago 81 3-4c.
PAGE II.
Wants of the People.
PAGE 18.
POpuIist Tom Watson.
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IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Winona Convention Declares for u
Non-Partisan Judiciary.

Special to the Globe.
WINONA, Minn., Aug. /. = The county
Democratic convention to elect delegates TO
the state congressional and Judicial conyen-
morning at IL o'clock. The resolutions en-
dorse the principles set forth In the Dem
ocratic platform Of 1896 and !ecara the
financial question paramount to all ether
issues. 1t declares In favor of the restora-
ton of silver to the place 1t occupied prior
to 1873 The delegates are instructed 10 act
as unit on all questions. A resolution IN
troduced by Hon. w. ]. Whipple, and adopt
ed, declares In favor of non-partisan iudic-
iary. and instructs the delegates to the judic-
ial convention to give Hon. A. H. Snow, of
Winona, their support for district Judge
The following the delegates chosen:
judicial Convention at Winona, Aug. 18-W
J. Whipple. Nj. j. Kowaleski, P. Fitzpatrick,
J. M. Sherdown, p. J. Warren, Jacob Bronx
b. H. Randall H. w. Hill, John f. Cav
John lockwood Burr D. Blair, George Riley.
Gwinn. F. L. Randall, Henry Murdock, John
O'Dea, g. B. Gerry. L. l.. Brown, Anton
Helm, Frank Rackow, John Young Charles
A. Gle and Joseph Winczewski.
Congressional at Owatonna, Aug. 8EWi-
mona, e. Kellerman, J. H. Johnson, NJ Baum
benek, Joseph Jereczek. N Schlueter, A. H
Hill. P. Minck, B. D. Blair, John Gay, Frank
Polzin. Joseph Leicht, NJ. Georgen, J. g.
Tracy, W. A. Allen and Jacob Schmidt. St.
Charles H. w. Hill. N. McGrath, H. c. Par
rott and Fred Linstedt. Rollingstone, John
Stein and Sam Miller. Elba, M Donohue
Hart, William Ga1ney. Richmond. ]. Miller
Pleasant Hill, John Lockwood. Utica, J. II.
Perry.
Bogart, j. II. Johnson, p. Fitzpatrick, H.
Becker, J. Leicht. w. J.. Whipple, IL. Mo
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CLASH ABOUT A WORD.
"Honest Money Democratic" May BE
Barred In Illinois.

CHICAGO, Aug, Honest money
Democrats were startled yesterday by
a seemingly well-founded rumor to the
effect that under no circumstances will
Secretary Of State Hinrichsen allow the
use of the word Democratic" in con-
nection with any but the regular"
Democratic (stlver) state ticket.
This was all the more sensational In
view of the fact that the state central
committee of the honest money Demo-
cracy meets today to arrange for put
ting up state ticket
AS secretary Of state, Mr.. Hinrichsen
has the power of refusing to certify to
tickets that are irregular in their make
up. A gross irregularity, Mr.. Hinrich-
sen is said to be determined to con-
clude, would consist in the use Of the
title honest money Democratic
The ticket nominated at Peoria by
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WHEAT AT ONE DOLLAR.
But the Dollar Is of the Mexican
Variety

NILES, Mich. Aug, 1.-The Buchan-
an Milling company announces that 1t
will pay to every farmer who sells
wheat in lots of 500 bushels or over. one
Mexican dollar per bushel The man
ager explains that the company would
take small lots of wheat on the same
basis were it not for the expense and
trouble of shipping in Mexican dollars
in small amounts. If wheat holders
will club together and sell in lots of
1000 bushels the company will make
the seller a present of two good Ameri-
can dollars for each 1000 bushels de-
livered to it. The Mexican dollars con-
tain more silver than the American
dollar, and for the farmer to realize 81
per bushel for his wheat, all that is
necessary to do. it is claimed, Is to
store the Mexican dollars until free
silver wins. should that event come,
and then get them coined by the gov
ernment The offer is being taken up
by many farmers in Berrien county.
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Virtue. M Guthrie, W. Ellis, E.. B. keenan,.
A. W. Finch. B. S. Cook, Robt. Davis, O. L.
Knapp, Frank Zweiner Jas. Brady.

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ROCHESTER, Mimi, Aug. The Demo-
Gratis of Olmstead county met in mass con-
yention here today. The following named dele
gates were chosen. for the state convention
DR.. w. w. Mayo, A. Nelson, Thos. Spillane,
G. Elliott, c:.J.- oslyn, F.-A.a Pamperin. H.
Ungemach, all of this city; A. B.erman, Ro-
chester; A. A. Dale, Dover; A. F. Rockwell,
Eyota; John CHAPMAN, Viola; Chas. Russell.
stewartville, R. D. Mayfeid Byron; E. M.
Boardman, Cascade, and DR.. Galloway, Oron-
oco. For the congressional convention at
Owatonna the following we're elected: ]. H.
Kurtzman, H. A. Brown. F. w. Schuster,
Joseph Bear, F. w. Burrows all of this city /:
M. j. Duell, Viola G. Russfell Eyota; H.
Moencke, Dover; 2. Newsham, Viola; A.
Troup, Quincy; M. Purcell Rochester; JOS
Graham, Kalmar; L. Crumb, High Forest; j.
Montague, Salem, and w. H. White, Farming
tho. Judicial delegates to Winona were as
follows: c. G. Wilson, B. w. Eaton, W. H
Logan, Breckenridge; M. IS. Saunders, JOS
Bear, G. Van Campen, M. Heffron ]. Fitz-
gerald, E. D. Swartwood. E. Mcdowell w H
Mackey, all Of this city; John Cornwell New
Haven; J. Dempsey, Elmira; A. p Stearns.
Dover, and J. ]. Lawler. 1t was the sense Of
the convention that John Lind be nominated
for governor.
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Special to tee Globe.

Special to tee Globe.
CALEDONIA. Mimi, Aug. 1.-The Demo
cratic convention was held here today. Res
olutions were adopted indorsing the Chicago
platform and nominees. Bryan and Sewall,
also favoring the nomination of John Lind
for governor by the Democratic state con-
vention to be held the 4th inst, and Walter
Goergen, OF Houston county, as nominee for
congressman in the First district. Delegates
elected to the state convention are: j. G.
Kelly, B. Il. Henderson, Joseph Vossen, Matt
McGinness. H. G. Forschler, Andrew o. Bye,
A. j. Vonarx, Isaac Halliday, G.. A. Hundre-
mark, L. T. Lyons. To the congressional
convention at Owatonna, Aug. Is: w. Geor-
gen, w. r. Duxbury, H. e. Keiland, Peter
FORFEIT, A. H. Belding, w. Colleran, James
Kennedy, Harvey Chapel. F. L. Farley, P.
Haversen.
Special to the Globe.
OWATONNA. Minn., Aug. 1.-The Steele
county Democratic convention was held here
yesterday afternoon, Hon. b. s. Cook presid-
ing The convention was unanimous and heart
lily adopted resolution endorsing the Chi
cago platform. and Hon. John Lind. The fol-
lowing were named as the delegates to The
state convention: b. S. Cook chairman, W.
III. Murray, Geo. r. Darby, e. C.. Samboni
Wencel Kovars, e. NJ. Morehouse, Knat Kov-
ars E. M. Morehouse, III. M. Hastings Geo.
Abernathy. Dr. E. w. Cooley, Nick Sterns,
Tyos Dunbar. The Democratic congressional
convention for the First district will be held
here Aug. 18 Tho following are named IS
delegates: Hon. M. B. Pratt, chairman, L.
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Indorse Crosby.

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HINCKLEY. Mimi, Aug. lat the Demo-
cratic convention for Pine county the follow
ing delegates were chosen to attend the DEM
ocratic state convention at Minneapolis, Aug.
4: J.F. Stone. r. G. Saunders J. Zabinsky,
William McHale. G. Reinholson. all for sill
yer. Resolutions were adopted indorsinz
ton, regardless Of party afiliation, and op-
posing the holding OF judicial conventions.
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JoLLYING MIR. BRYAN.
A Canton silver Club Sends Him a
Message.

CANTON. Ohio, Aug. 1.-Secretary John
Harmony, of the free silver club. sent the
following telegram to Mr. Bryan tonight:
Canton, Ohio, Aug. Ito the Hon. w.
J. Bryan, Lincoln. Neb. The Bryan free sil
yer club Of Canton, Ohio. organized Friday,
July 81, sands greeting to their standard
Of Canton, Ohio, regardless Of previous
party affiliations will give to him their cor
dial support This contest Is one of princi-
pie. and in |: we win labor For the tri-
umEl Of Justice and the constitution. be-
lisying that therein lies national honor ana
national prosperity"
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Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, Aug. THE Demo
Gratis of Brown county today met at Snring-
field and held an enthusiastic convention.
Albert Steinhauser was chairman and Dr.
Hothenberg secretary. 1t was the largest con-
vention for years, and everything was har-
monious. Delegates to the state convention
were instructed for John Lind for governor.
The delegates to the congressional conven-
tton favor the union Of all parties against
McCleary for congress They favor Frank
Day or Gen. Pope. A resolution was passed
indorsing the Chicago platform. The dele
gates to the state convention are: J. ]. Green
George Groff. Charles Berg. Henry Weyhe
John B. Schmid, Fred Pfaender Jacob Cur
rent, Pete Mordeifeld. William Skinner. Her
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NATIONAL CoMMITTEE MEETING.
1t Is Called for New York ON Au-
gust II.

HOPE, Ark, Aug. 1.-Senator Jones.
chairman of the Democratic national
committee, today has issued call for
a meeting Of the full committee at the
Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, Aug. IL.
He requests members to be present in
person or by proxy. He also requests
all members who expect to be present
to notify w. P. St. John, treasurer of
the committee. at New York.
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Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
BRAINERD, Mimi, Aug 1.-At the Dem
ocratic county convention for the election of
DELEGATES to the state and cngressional con-
ventions, the following were chosen: Dele
gates to the state convention-H. c. Stivers,
]. F. McGinnes Jerome Kelieher, Werner
Hemstead and J. NJ. Elder. Congressional
W. H. Buckley, Timothy Toohey w A.
Prentice, H. G. Stivers, M J. Reilly and
Jerome Keleher Resolutions endorsing the
Chicago platform and nominees and declar-
Ing for John Lind for governor and c. A.
Towne for congress, were adopted.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK, Aug. ARRIVED: Paris,
Southampton; Etruria, Liverpool; British
Queen, Antwerp; Veendam, Rotterdam. Sailed:
La Bretagne. Havre; Mohawk, London; Am
sterdam, Rotterdam; Palatia, Hamburg; Lu-
cania Liverpool.
"a Baltimore, Md.-Sailed: Scotia Hamburg.
" Southampton-Sailed: St. Louis, New
York.
Havre-Sailed: La Normandie, New York.
Bremen-Sailed: Munchen New York
Queenstown-Arrived Umbria, New York
for Liverpool.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvEN-
TIONs ALMOST UNANIMOUS, FOR
THE Ex-CONGREssMAN.
INDoRsE HIM FOR GOVERNOR.
DAY SEEMS TO HAVE A wAI.KOvER
IN THE SECOND DIS
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
Towne Indorsed by Convention in
the Sixth-Seventh District
Strong for Gold.

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LUVERNE, Mimi. Aug, LA more
pronounced silver convention was never
held In Rock county than the one to-
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS.
New York State Democratic Commit
tee Is Appointed for Conference.

NEW YORK, Aug, 1.-Francis M.
Scott, as vice president of the executive
committee Of the New York state
Democracy, and chairman of the meet
ing of that committee on July 15, which
passed a resolution for the appoint
ment of committee to cooperate in
the nomination of third ticket, has
appointed John Dewitt Warner, Robert
G. Monroe, Thomas F. Heating VIM
L. Turner, John Fennel, George Walton
Green and Edward McCue as such
committee
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the regular organization is the regular
Democratic ticket Mr.. Hinrichsen's
position is said to be that the use Of
the party title by the gold men would
be what one Of his friends calls ''politi-
cal robbery -
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asylum Of the poor and oppressed Of all
nations.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The wedding
OF Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. and Miss
Grace Wilson has been fixed for Tues
day. at the Wilson home on Fifth ave-
nue..
Frank Cook, of Boston, classmate
OF Mr.. Vanderbilt at Yale. will act as
best man. Miss Wilson will be un-
attended"
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man Kath. Those elected to the congressional
convention are DR.. Fritsche. Albert Stein
hauser, j. ]. Green, Charles Schneider Jo-
seph Bier, George Ross, Aug Schwerdtfeger,
John B. Schmid. Carl Berg Carl Anon.
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Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
REDWOOD FALLS. Mimi, Aug. 1.-The
today and elected delegates favoring John
Lind for goyernor. The delegates to Minne-
apolis are w. J. Mcleod. John O'Hara, G. e.
and John Haas. TO the district convention
delegates so pninstructed and are Peter
Praxel, John O'Hara, Chas. q. Lamberton,
r9eo w. Vaughn, r. Morton and Frank
French. Resolutions were adopted supporting
the Chicago platform.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Clouds are rising on the horizon Of
the wheelman. John Carr. the New
York professional burglar, has organ
ized gang Of bicycle thieves.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

The protest comes from New York
that Chicago aldermen are hurting
the boodling business by getting
caught in the act too often.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Chicago gathers in the sound money
Democratic convention. Minneapolis
only nibbled at the bait.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Mark Hanna is using good deal
of the advance agent of prosperity
from the New York headquarters. 1t
is going out in blocks of five.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Ii Hung Chang smokes opium In a
silver mounted: pipe after meals. This
cannot. however. be construed as
declaration in favor of free silver.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Mark Hanna's campaign button is
not the vignette of Mckinley, but the
simple words: "I have nothing to
say"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

The population of ST. Helena is stead
fly decreasing, and the island is in
financial straits. Napoleon must have
given the place a bad name.
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PLATT IS REcoNCILED.
The New York Boss Has an Inter-
view With Hanna

NEW YORK. Aug. Thomas C.
Platt and Edward Lauterbach. were
among the callers at the Republican
headquarters today. Mr.. Hobart was
present, and with these callers he and
Mr. Hanna had conference. At it's
conclusion Mr.. Hanna announced that
the interview had been most satisfac-
tory. He said the Republican campaign
here would be managed by the state
and county organization, under the
direction of the national committee.
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Mr.. Sewall can be excused if he
cuts his campaign contribution in two
He's a sort of a half candidate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

The Louisville Courier-Journal says
the three Rs of the Bryan campaign
are Reputation, Riot and Ruin.
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Special to the Globe.

Special to the HIobe
sLAYToN, Minn., Aug. 1.-The convention
today elected the following named delegates
to the congressional and state Democratic
conventions: @. H, Woodgate R. Hyslep.
were instructed for Lind for governor and
Frank Day for congress.
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/. Capt. Gen. Weyler's DEGREES are Civ
en- about as much attention these days
as those of Mayor Pennoyer, of Port
LAM, Or
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Tom Watson will be forty years old
Sept. 5. He will be sixty-two the day
/ after the election.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Just now Tom Watson is wearing
the crown of thorns of the Democratic
property wagon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

[ If you want to go to the state fair
free, read the G o e's great offer in
another column.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Names are often deceptive Lush,
right fielder of the Washington team,
won't even look at a saloon.
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Clouds still hang over this fair land.
Yvette Guiibert has signed an engage
ment for another American trip.
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SEVENTH Is SOUND.
Honest Money Men Make a Contest
In Clay and otter Tail.


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MOOREHEAD Minn., Aug 1.-The Demo-
Gratis OF Clay county held their convention at
Moorheadr today and nominated candidates
for county offlces. The following delegates
were elected to the state convention: A. g.
Lewis, Jacob Kiefer, J. w. Porrett, NJ P.
Phillips, P. H. Keifer, p. s. Lamb. To the
congressional convention: M. P Phillips,
]. M. Witherow, A. G. Lewis, Thos. Collins,
o. Thortenson, l. Vonbornstedt. One-half
of the delegates to the state convention are
supposed to be silver men, although the
majority of those present at the state con-
vention were for the gold standard. However
the question did not come up at the meeting
and the vote Of the Clay men will be divided
with g. probable bolt of gold men in case
free silver fusion carries the day.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Aug 1.-The Otter
Tail Democrats held their county conven-
ton today 1t was decided not to nominate
a legislative or county ticket. The resolu-
tions indorse Cleveland's administration and
say that, as they believe in the majority
rule, they submit to the Chicago convention
The delegates to the state convention are
sound-money dyed-in-the- wool Democrats
They are G. L. Baxter NJ Shea John
Steichen, ]. Brabec, ]. o. Billings L. ].
Crooks, P. McCarger. G. G. Matthew'S r.
N. Mclean, ]. p. Wallace, Theo. Strenkens.
Frank Allen, ]. 8. Kotsherar.
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Frank A. Day is grooming himself
for a ride to Washington in a silver
chariot.
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Over in Vermont the farmers think
Hanna is McKinley's wife,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

Tom Watson, you said you were on a
ticket with a windmill You're another.
w. j. Bryan.
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TowNE FOR CONGRESS.
Duluth silverite Indorsed In the
Sixth District.

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AITKIN, Minn.,. Aug. 1.-The Democratic
county convention today elected full silver
conventions and instructed the delegation for
Hon. John Lind and the congressional for
Hon. G. A. Towne. They endorsed the
Democratic national platform of Chicago
The delegates to the state convention are T.
r. Foley, F. E. Krech, J. B. Galeranult
Congressional-A Bailey, Danewick, NC
Monagel and Foley.
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BULLETIN OF
THE ST. PRUL GLOBE.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1896.
PAGE L.

weather for Today-Fair, warmer.
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Grath, J. J. Epeeter, d. TakIer,, Frank RAN
dali. Nike Schneider, W. w. Miller, John F.
Gay, Frank Monahan. NJ. Donahue, Samuel
Miller, John o'Dea, Max Goitz, Albert Bitt-
ner. Nelson Breed, J. A. Matthews. J. B.
HcGaughey, George Fischer, Martin Ira
wickt. Ed Palzer and J. Sikorski.
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snaciaI 10 the Glnhe

Special to the Globe
MARSHALL, Mfnn., Aug. LIN the Demo-
following named delegates were elected to at
tend the state Democratic conzention to
be held at Minneapolis on Aug 4: NJ. q.
Mathews, ]. w. Williams, Nv Main, John
delegates were elected to; attend the con-
gressional convention Of the second district
to be held at Mankato Aug. 8: N. e. Mathews.
G. W. Main. John Weisner, Chris. Rock l.
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Special to the Globe
HASTINGS Mimi, Aug. lat the Demo-
cratic primaries held this evening delegates
were elected to the county convention at
Pennington favorable towards Hon. John
Lind for governor
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SIXTH WARD.

Sixth WARD.
First District-william o'Keefe. Charles
Mccormick.
Second-Henry Burg Patrick Hogan.
Third-George Guion, Samuel Milstein.
Fourth-Charles Mcdonnell. John Norman
Fifth-Fritz Lehman
SIXTH. H. Bohrer, D. W. Lilly.
seventh-M. j. Moriarity, R. N. Hare.
Eighth-Thomas Tierney, Cyrus Gillette.
Ninth-E. P. Melady. o. Savard.
Tenth-Lawrence Fahey. James Koekle.
Eleventh-William Schmotter, William Burk-
Twelfth-Joseph Schmidt
Thirteenth Frank Baer. George O'Brien.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District-George C. Lambert, James
seoond-w. P. Murray, F. w. M. Cutcheon.
Third-T. d. O'Brien.
Fourth-R. D. OBrien, Henry A. Flint.
Fifth-D. w. Lawler, M. F. Kain.
Seventh: 7. Avery, j. H. Kane.
Ninth-O. H. O'Neill.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District-P. E. Murphy, H. G. Krause.
second-Edward Riesner. w. p. Grace. M.
j. Clark.
Third-T. J. McDermott. A. J. La Noun
tain.
Fourth-P j. McHugh. William Preston
Fifth-H. A. Loughran, Thomas McDermott.
Sixth-Chris Frylinger, George F. Wolf
angel.
Eighth-A. j. Ries F. P. Norris
Ninth Joseph Jarasz, Benjamin Fonlmann.
Tenth-Thomas Campion, w. J. Harring
ton, J. N. Thompson.
Eleventh-Otto Leuthge, D. Kanders
Fourteenth-William Fitzgerald. Henry
Stemkamp.
Fifteenth-John Faltz, J. p. Tour.
NINTH WARD.
First District-M. J. o'Connor. E. W. Buck
ley.
Second-H. W. DeWallace.
Third-Phillip Kline
Fourth-M. ]. O'Rourke, William Troy.
Sixth-William Smith.
Seventh-William O'Rourke, Thomas Gro-
gan.
Eighth-John Donavan.
Ninth-David Fitzgerald.
Tenth-Thomas Sarsfeld.
Eleventh-John Lentsch.
Twelfth. L. Hoffman.
observation-disclosures Ilaherty.
TENTH WARD.
First District-C. A. Fiemming
Second-F. A. Tarris, l.. ]. Dobner
Third-W. P. Hemingway, F. H. Gum.
Fourth-E. H. G.. Taylor.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District-Daniel Baker.
Eecond-Edward Davern.
Third-Pierce Butler.
Fourth-Jacob HinkeA
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elected to the state ana district con-
ventions: D. @. BroWnell, James H..
Gray, M. H. Voelz, and Jay Ladue
The delegates go Instructed for Lind,
for governor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
Special to the Globe.

WAsECA, Mimi, Aug. lat the Demo
cratic mass county convention held here
today for the purpose of electfng nine dele
gates to the state convention at Minneapolis,
the following delegates were elected: r. O..
Craig J. r. Dunn, John Gilbertson, NJ. Gal
lagher, Robert RiecheI, NJ. H. Helms, P.
McGovern, John Moonans and ]. W. Mosmer.
The resolutions indorse the platform adopted
at Chicago and instructs the delegation to
use its influence to secure the nomination Of
Lind for governor.