The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-23
SORT OF LIND-SLIDE
POPULIST COUNTY CONVENTIONS
NEARLY ALL GOING JOHNS
WAY.
FUSION DEAL IN DULUTH.
THREE PARTIES MEET IN CONVEN-
TION AND DIVIDE THE COUNTY
OFFICERS.
ALL INSTRUCT FOR TOWNE
Day Gets Recognition in His Dis
trict-COunty Nominations
Made.
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FARIBAULT, Mimi, Aug. 22.-The
delegates to the Rice county Populist
state and congressional convention, met
at the court house in this city this
morning at II o'clock. After a few
preliminary speeches, a permanent or
ganization was effected with J. T. Pow
ers, of Morristown, as chairman, and
Jas. Dudley, of Shieldsville, as secre-
tary. The following delegates were
elected to the state convention: NJ N
Pond, A. S. Vause, Jno. T. Ames, E.
Spear, Jas. Murphy, Ara Barton, T.
p. Foley, L. J. Page, H. A. Swain, JAS
Dudley, V. G. Van Slyke, J. H. Flint
and NJ Dolan. They were instructed
to support Lind. The following were
the delegates elected to the congress
sional convention: M. N. Pond, A S.
Vause, w. Thew, L. D. Moses, M Cor
bitt. S. ]. Leahy, T. P. Foley, L. J.
Page, H. A. Swain, Jas. Dudley, v. G.
Van Slyke, j. H. Flint, M. Dolan. The
convention then adjourned subject to
the call Of the chairman.
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SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, Aug. 22-The
Pcpulist County convention today at
Springfield instructed the delegates to
the state convention for John Lind for
governor, and Frank Day for congress.
with Democrats in a county ticket and
on representatives.
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RED WING, Mimi, Aug. 22.lThe
Goodhue county Populist convention
met at Zumbrota today and Endorsed
the st. Louis platform, John Lind for
governor and H. ]. Peck for congress.
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ALEXANDRIA, Mimi, Aug. 22.-The
Peoples party county convention this
evening elected thirteen delegates to
the state convention at Minneapolis
Aug. 26th. They were instructed for
John Lind for governor
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FAIRMONT, Mimi, Aug 22.-The
Populist county convention was held
today. Delegates to the state and
congressional conventions go unin-
structed. Delegates to the state con-
Tention are c. E. Walker, c. E. Evertt
G. A. Giles, T. S. Fiske and John Dali
ton. Delegates to the congressional
convention: T. S. Fiske, Silas Pope
G.. S. Giles, o. A. Nelson and D. B.
Kelly. Delegates to the representative
convention: E. S. Fisk, Edward Peter
son, G. Whitsell, c. L. Peterson and S.
p. Pope. The following county ticket
was named: A. c. True, auditor, AL
Follett, treasurer; Peter Olson, register
OF deeds; ]. G. Mitchell, sheriff; T. S.
liske, county attorney; J. c. Pratt,
judge of probate; B. D. Alton, county
superintendent; c. T. Montgomery,
surveyor; N. C. Jensen, coroner County
commissioners, First district, M. Garry,
Third district, John Schroten; Fifth
district, S. P. Pope.
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PENNINGTON, Mimi, Aug. 22-At
the Populist county convention held
here today the following delegates to
the state convention were selected: L.
DOnnelly, chairman; W. H Smith c.
H. Wager, D. F. Akin, A. F. Johnson,
Michael Johnson, Patrick Flannery, j.
B. McSherry, Jas Friel Geo. Morton,
Geo. Perry Jas. Callan, ]. Rowe, Daniel
Murphy, VIM. Kimber, VIM. Barrett,
Fred Maltby, Magnus Brown, Thos.
Clark. Harvey Gillette, Michael Canon,
Henry Pryor, w. H. Smith, J. B. Nc,
Sherry Joseph Peters, M. S. Lahart,
Thos. Mangan, M. w. Granger, Jas.
Friel. No instructions were given.
VIII IndOrse Day.