The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-26
FOR LIND AND OWEN.
Hennepin POpuIists Thus Declare
Themselves.

The Populist county convention as
sembled at Labor temple yesterday
morning, Paul Fontaine being named
as temporary chairman. Nothing but
talk resulted from the morning SEES
sion. In the afternoon the committee
on resolutions reported through MIR.
Stacy as follows
Resolved. That the Peoples party of Hem
nepin county favors union of reform forces
in Minnesota under the standard of John
Lind and that the delegates of this conven-
ton are herewith instructed to cast their
solid vote in the coming state convention
for John I.,nd Cor governor.
Mr.. Dobbyn introduced a resolution
which the convention passed, pledging
their answering fealty" to the cause
30 introduced and accepted, indorsing
the recent action of the Pops at the
st. Louis convention.
Prof. Cation took the floor and stated
that he was firm supporter of Owen,
although 1t had been limited in the
morning session that he had worked
against the candidate
While waiting for the committee on
delegation speeches were INDUCED in
and the eagle flew high Then a reso-
luton was introduced by which the
delegates to the state convention were
instructed to support Prof. F. J. Cation
for lieutenant governor. A number
spoke upon the resolution. holding that
the Hennepin Pops should not offer
offense to other state Pops by instruct
ing their delegates for Cation, when it
had been tacitly understood through
out the state that the Pops are out
for Maj. ]. M. Bowler for Office It
ended in the changing of the word
instruct" in the resolution to that of
request" after which Prof Cation was
wildly applauded, and responded with
a speech.
Chairman Fontaine occupied 10 min
utes with free silver address.
At 5:45 o'clock the following list of 161
delegates for the state convention was
reported and accepted:
Delegates at-large-S. M. Owen F. P. Lane
F. n. Stacy, Frank Lovelace Emil Stenving
G. H. Flesner, Hans Isaacson. D. j. B. Vince
Bradford. E. W. Campbell.
First Ward-Joseph c. Lachance, B. J. Will
kins, R. Dunlayey, p Callahan, Thomas
A. Martin, w. Alsworth.
Second Ward-E. Hidden, L. Berrier, F. E.
Crazy, J. Simpson, E. c. Morse, H. ]. O.
Reed, w. J. Warren, A. d. Roe.
Third Ward-William Berry, J. K. Miller,
E. H. Godfrey, William Galligre, c. E. Will
Jams Ia e. George H. Roberts. L. Elverson, ",
B: Hoy, William Wrie, P. NJ. Hillery, Joe
Gluba, Cap. Mills, ]. J. Summers.
;, Fourth Wards; A. Strohmeir, Sylvester
D. Brown, P. F. Hammersley, T. B. Farmar,
George G. Dickson, L. w. Pruss, S. C. Todd
William Hockshatter, H. H. Kruger ]. B.
Moore, William WEIGH, C. w. Powers, ]. c..
Mcdonald.
Fifth Ward-M P Hobach, H. Mclean, J..
H. Paul, William Smell D. Finnegan, H. B..
Foss, R. P Hookyr, Ed Groulind E. Pur-
CELL w. S. Chisholm. D. skidmore, E. R.
Lynch, D. Feao,, Mr.. Marks.
Sixth Ward-Johannes Hansen L. M. Eos
sen, A. A. Segerstrom, ]. T. Rude, N. o. Pet
erson, John H. Wettergren, ]. S. ingalls,,
John Peterson, Nels Juel, H. A. Hanson, +.
w. Moss, A. F. Moss, G. A. Grant, Anton
johnson, Olaf Kringen.
Seventh Ward-W. L. Ture Prof. Dobbyn
Fontaine, Amos Johnson, A. E. Pierce.
Eighth Ward-T ]. Cation, F. A. knight, S.
NJ. Fairchild, John Cagan, D. OConnor, l..
M Aver, w. Creore.
Sixth Ward-A. Reddy, A. P. Peterson, G.
Perry, John Burns, H. o. Peterson, r. Eek
ford, F. Chamberlain A. Charlburg, Henry
Sheppard, A. P. Laurence, J. P. Wickstrom
A. o. Mellon. c. Bartch, o. H. Nilsson, G. w
Day, Frank CASTER.
Tenth Ward-W. H. Margon Jacob Math-
lock, Bob Daily, o. C. Holt, l.. A. Weberg
H. McAllister. Dennis Doyle
Eleventh Ward-W. G. P. Alien, A. O. Lo-
KEN Andrew Huron, John Maher, H. E.
Priger, Leonard Nelson, E. Anderson, j. Nc
Elroy, Robert Hall, II. P. Wright A. j. Car
roll, A T. Nelson
Twelfth Ward-R. R. Brottan, F. Broadley,
G. II. French J. A. Larson. o. o. Oyen.
Thirteenth Ward-D. F. Darling j. NJ Sell
lar.
Country-G. B. Halstead L. Ley w H.
Sevan. Aaron Neal, M. Tuby, L. Ryan, j. w
Hayes ]. A. Bull, E. Holsington NJ Stubs
J. II. Lydiard.