The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-06-26
sent, but his friends are confidently
relying on Hennepin and some scatter
ing votes in the county to show that
the great spellbinder is not entirely
forgotten.
TWAS CLoUGH,s DAY.
Governor Makes Material Gains in
NumberOf Delegates.

Sp6c1al 10 the GfOD6.
LITCHFIELD, Minn., June 25.-The
Republican county convention today
elected the following delegates without
instructions, but conceded for Clough
for governor: Col C. H. March, Chair
man E. E. McGrew, F. p. Bissel, L.
NJ Norgren, C. H. Atkinson, John A.
Sampson, N. E. Hanson. w. P. Ham
mond, Aug. Sangren, w. ]. O'Brien,
Andrew Nelson, J. B. Atkinson, o. II.
Campbell, Claude Brewer. Delegates
were elected to third district congress
sfonal convention at Hutchinson, all
for Heatwole, ard are w. d. Joubert,
c. H. Bacon, D. F. Smith, Vincent
Coombs. M. Mattson, j. B. Sherman,
o. M. Linnell, A. H. DeLong, Mat An
derson, A. P Nelson, M. e. Baum, r.
N. Damuth, D. H. Duckering, E. Even
son. Resolutions warmly commencing
both Clough and Heatwole were unani-
mously adopted.
Special to the Globe.
WADENA, Mimi, June 25.-At the
Republican county convention held this
afternoon the friends Of Gov. Ciough
scored a decided victory. Editor O. =.
Eastman of the Pioneer was chosen
chairman, and H. M. Henderson, sec
retary. The following delegates were
elected to the state convention: w. X.
Baumbach, c. c. Eastman, r. +. Z.
Iltis. Louis Erickson. H. M. Hender-
son. B. H. Petit, M. Williams and
John Anderson. The delgates were not
instructed, but they are all friendly
to Clough.
To the congressional convention the
delegates are: S. r. Frasier, F. r. Sted-
man. Sam Dover, B. A. Monter, M. 3.
Clary. A. Murray, p ". Coffernoll, A.
R. Wisnell. The hardest fight the
Clough men had in the primaries was
in the village of Wadena, but their
ticket won by vote Of lis to TO.
Special to the Globe. 49,,
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, June 25.-The
Republican, county convention, held
this afternoon, elected Clough dele
gates. A hard fight was made by the
ants and there was stormy time
The delegates are c. s. Benson, j. A..
Berg, J. H. Baldwin, Jas. A. Martin,
M. D. Taylor, Anton Schmidt, S. M.
Sprague, Thos. 8. Mcclure, John Coats,
John J. Boobar, H. G. Ware, Fred
Lindt, D. F. Freeman, w. L. Sartell
and Frank Smith. Delegates were also
chosen to the congressional convention
Both delegations are under the unit
rule. Resolutions instructing the con-
gressional delegation to work for the
nomination of a candidate on the sound
money platform were adopted.
Special to the Globe
~ Mi,avo Trro O.
publican county convention Of Blue
Earth convened here this afternoon
to select delegates to the state and
congressional conventions. DR.. Will
Jams Of Lake Crystal was appointed
chairman. The session was short and
after appointing the credential COM
mittee, resolutions favoring Clough's
denomination, B. D. Smiths nomina-
ton as attorney general and J. T. Nc
Cleary's denomination for congress-
were passed. B. D. Smith chose
twenty-one delegates to the state con-
vention and J. T. McCleary selected
twenty-one to attend the congression-
al convention.
Special to the Globe.
SHAKOPEE, Mimi, June 25.-The
Republican County convention to elect
delegates to the state convention will
be held at Belle Plaine tomorrow The
Republican primaries were held
throughout the county last night, and
from reports received it foreshadows
a solid delegation for Clough. In this
city the issue was squarely between
tElough and anti-C -Clough, with the re-
suit that the Clough adherents carried
every precinct in the city and send
solid delegation to the county conven-
ton.
Special to the Globe.
CROOKSTON, MINI, June 25.-
Clough men captured the Polk county
convention held here to-day and fifteen
more will be added to his column as the
result. They are S. c.. Bagle, A. D.
Stephens, A. KAISER, T. A. Sullivan.
Hugh Thompson, s. S. Standsvold,
Halvor Stenerson, J. D. Marshall. o.
H. Bang, John Holton, M. P. Saterlee,
J. w. Wheeler, J. R. Johnson, Andrew
Opheim, B. s. Bennett. The county
ticket Is as follows: Auditor, Andrew
Hanson; Treasurer, Ole B. Dahle;
Sheriff, s.. M. Dainard; Register of
Deeds, A. Sture; Probate Judge, w. A.
Lanclot; School Superintendent, M A.
Campion; Surveyor, w. F. Arnold:
Coroner, G. S. Chesterman; Court Com
mander, G. H. Paller; County Commits
sioners, S. stadsvold, M. E. Kiersch.
Hugh Thompson.
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, June 25.-The ST Louis
county convention to elect delegates to
the state and congressional conventions
was held here today land was the hot
test convention seen here in a long
time. The anti-Clough faction made
hot fight, but they were in a hopeless
minority, and delegation favorable
to Clough was chosen. The delegates
were all instructed to vote for the pres
ent governor, and they will do so. The
delegates chosen to the state conven-
tion were: B. F. Howard, J. F. Rad
cliffe, Victor Dash, Thomas Clark, Jo-
seph Sellwood, F. M. Pugh. Ellsworth
Benham, A. Snyder, Paul Sharvey, B.
Marshall, c. M. Burnett, J. M. Smith,
]. o. Hancock, w. A. Hicken, J. II.
Mork, A. Miles, William Getty, John
Pengilly, A. c. Bowden, q. w. Jensen,
A. L. Warner, w. P. Mars, George w.
s. Lerch, H. ]. Sheldon, James Ding
wall, e. G. Swanstrom, F. G. Calvin,
J. H Norton, w A. Cant, L. A. Larson,
A. N Hopkins, w. F. Marcus, A. John
son, w. w. Brown, Neil McInnis.
To the congressional convention the
following delegates were selected: E.
Benham, B. F. Howard, J. B. Stevens,
S. FFullerton, Paul Sharvey, A. D.
Thomson, c. " Shipman, Ed Ball, r.
c. Lewis, Dr. Magic, c. F. Crandall,
A. C. Cook, L. M. Wilcutts, H. E. Withe-
row, Ward Ames, A. H. Burke, J. B.
Cotton, Monroe Nichols, J. B. Daugher-
ty, A. F. Hammond, e. s. Upham,
Charles Purdon. John Mcdowell, ]. E.
Jackson, John Gilchrist, T. Mitchell,
J. G. Howard, Joseph Sellwood, w. D.