The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-22

terday In and about Mankato the
Clough and Mckinley sentiment is so
strong that I believe the Republicans
will poll the biggest majority in the
history of that section. Lind will get
only the votes of the Democrats-like-
wise free coinage. The campaign will
open with us on the 9th when r. G..
Evans, of Minneapolis will be the
principal orator at big rally to be
held at Mankato.'
Senator Nelson and w. H. Eustis
are to be the speakers at rally to be
held by the Republicans at Jackson, at
in Pipestone the first week in Septem-
Der. Other places where the Republic
cans will open the campaign speech
spigots are at Cannon Falls, Sept. IA,
Oar Reese, chief inspirer; Elysian,
Aug. 20; Tim Sheehan, orator; Eagle
Bend. tonight, George d. Emery, of
Minneapolis, prophet; Grand Rapids.
attraction; Rush City, Sept. II, w. H.
EustiS, boomer
/ Sound money clubs have been organ
/ lied at Tracy and Marshall Logan
county, much to the CONSERVATION Of
I free silverites who have been sending
rosy reports from that section, and SIM
I liar clubs viii be organized at Mime
ota, Ballaton and Cottonwood.
Railway employees at Gladstone have
organized a sound money club with
membership Of sixty.
/ Sound money advocates, regardless
of party affiliations, resident at st.
Anthony parry, will meet at ChurchilPs
hall tonight for the purpose of organic
ling. S. A. Anderson will be the prin-
|; cipal speaker.
/ The Republican primaries last even
ling excited little interest. The fact
that there is no contest in the con-
gressional race, since the withdrawal
OF Col Kiefer, and the storm of the
/ early evening, kept many from the
polling places. The light vote enabled
| the judges and clerks to make quick
work of the count Two hundred and
seVenty-tWo delegates were chosen, Of
which 257 were from the city, to meet
in convention this morning to select
seventy-one delegates to the congress
sional convention, which will be held
/ at Taylors Falls next Saturday. To-
/ days convention, which will meet in
| Market hall at II o'clock, will be a
short one doubtless. There will be
nothing for the delegates to do but to
i indorse the national platform, adopt
one of similar tenor, and then choose
delegates to Taylor's Falls, who will
vote for the only candidate in, the
field. Following is the list of dele
gates that were returned to Republic
[ can headquarters in the Endicott build
/ ing last night:
/ First Ward-Gustav Seibert, Theo Beulke,
Q. A. Nelson, R. N. Rogers, John Blom. A.
II II
quist, j. G. Mccarthy, B. G. Leveroos, Henry
Nef. Carl Eckman, T. A. Mathews, E. Crate
Eric Sjobers, P. j. Ekberg, Peter Larsen,
C. IF. Huebner, Gust Nelson, Martin Mar
tenson, Peter Muller, j.. G. Fisher, William
Tedevald, ]. F. Pauck, Robert Young, Otto
Troiseth, Herbert Cushman, ]. Gelske, Carl
Rensbron, Joseph Smith c.. A. Carlson, Rex
Shane. Five delegates missing.
Second Ward-Nic Flynn, E. M. Parest,
Sam Brandt. A. c. Thompson, Charles 3.
Metz, B. F. Knauft, f. w. Zollman, T. H.
Lewis. Charles f. Keller, Samuel Spindler, E.
B. Strate. W. F. Stutzman, William Schnitzer
?; n. Kirk. F. A. Brodt, Mons Anderson.
Webster. Charles Jahnke, Matt Breier, Will
lam Silcex, w. L. Ames, Charles e. Joy,
Mat Leithauser; 8. ]. McDonough, Zig Han
Third ward-Andrew Holm, Frank SLOW
J. G. Thaung, Henry Boyce, Charles, Wilson,
F. H. Brandhorst, q. G. Krahmer, d. Sam
tong, F. A. Twiss, J. G.. Reichardt, R. j.
Bailey, Paul Holm, D. B. Kelly, A. A. Mont
brand, Joseph Reses J. M. Cooley, Ed s..
Greene.
Fourth Wards. S. Hesselgrave, Geo. Col
Ter, w. F. Bfckel, A. ]. Ehret, Louis Feeser
Jr., A. R. SheeI, ]. Fellow, F. P. Higgins,
H. B. Meier, J. G. Peuser, NJ nj. Bergstrom,
Geo. w: Reese, Nelson Sherman, NJ. S. Mead,
A D. Tyler, Geo. SchelIer r. A. Chinook
A. NJ. Wickwire, ]. w. Mason, w. C. Bates,
R: Farr, ]. H. Mcconnell, d. F. Reese, F. NJ.
Wheeler.
mann, Bernard zimmerman, Walter Ife,
Ralph Thompson, H. r. DENY, Geo. Cook
s. J. Picha, G. H: Hamilton. D: G; Murray,
obn K9eers n D. gay Td sSerrT
r. Erskine, Louis E. Larson, H. K Slayton,
w. G. Thorpe,
sixth Ward-wm. ManteuffeI Charles zalk,
JOS: Raupf, W. C.. Squires, D. EIfenbein, F..
A. Leyde, II. E. Marek, W. B. Waite, M. L..
Mcintyre, M. F. Gates, w. R. Shaw, Robert
Barnett, D. Krebs, w. R. sache, soren john
Beaurline. L. C. Daymide.
Seventh Ward Stanford Newell, G. II. Nut
ting; H. D. Lang, H. W. Bowe. F. L, Breen.
Kenneth Clark, E. W. Peet, E. B. Kirk, Ed
ward Simonton T. C. Walher, A. G. Briggs,
Oscar Hallam, M. L. Badly, A: D; s. John
Johnson. ". P. Snow. Leavitt Corning, W.
H. Richardson, Henry Coleman, s. P Spates,
w. A. Rudd, Samuel Morrison, John w.
Lane Lane q; R. sehact, g, s; Smith, Geo. ".
Youngman, Otto Keuffner.
Eighth Ward.George Scfroeder,F. L. Ban
flg hq H. Since G. + N Arro F. G. w mo
o. D. Howard, w. F. Bremen. Herman Man
teufel John Lund, e. L. Mabon, F. D..
Parker, T: c. Tuekett, George B. Boyd, JOS
Bennett, Leo Beelsch, George Gray, l.. S..
Low, A. Gaines Jr.. w. r. Johnson, s. L.
c. Titus, Anthony Matz Charles Nitz, An
ton Novak, Walter Nelson, G. J. Reims, E.
H. Devine, George Reinhart, w. Fl. Parker
J. c. Mccarthy, w. Bayer, o. S. Der
ringer
Ninth ward-J. N. Kirby. w D. Webster.
Hugh p CASTOR, Julius Bjornstad, H. Z.
Hall, George T. DAILY, C. A. Anderson. Chas
Maberg, O.. A. Wendell, A. Peterson w. H.
Kuhlmann, Thomas Howard John C. Fisher,
F. E. Holmquist Harvey La Dow, John He'd
man. w. ]. Holman, julius Schneider, Ole
o. Oaee, A. A. Rolf
Tenth Ward-D. N. McCarter, George III.
Hazard, F.. M. Hopkins, G. E. Whitman.
D. A Cudworth, J. E. Lulberg, T. L..
Eleventh ward-Charles segerstrom, w. A.
Naylor. Oscar Lonegren, H. L. Donnelly
III. S. Reed, F. P. Dufresne. w. B. Brewster
Thomas Gaskin, Henry Zelch.
Peoples party primaries were held
last night for the purpose of electing
13S delegates to attend the county con-
vention, which will be held in Market
hall on Monday. That convention is
called to nominate a full county and
legislative ticket, and delegates to the
sembled at Minneapolis Aug e. To-
morrow night the delegates to the
county convention win meet at AS
sembly hall and consider some of the
fusion propositions made the PEOPLES
party by the Democrats. Some of the
Populists are willing to give the Demo-
Gratis the county and lagiSTa five. offices