The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16

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ents James McQuade H. A. Michel. Andrew
Nelson John McCarten. James O'Donnell, D.
P. Carney. Joseph Gregoire, Hans Trandal.
Joseph Reinsmith. Halvor Knutson.
TODD.
L. NJ. Davis. Elmer Hart F. B. Nutting
John J. Reichert. J.. H: Sheets. A. J. Gibson
u. A. Tufts. Frank FERN, w. G. Grahin
r. Cranston, Fred Kamphenkel William
Alderman. J. J. Gainer, Robert Smith, B. T.
Thelg. Jerry Glunt, ]; H. Burke. A. e.
TRAVERSE.
Peter Flynn. Alex Dalziel, James Simpson,
Edward Hurley, Ed Wise, George l. Becker,
Peter Thill, Richard Sigford, William Burke,
John Hoban.
WABASHA
Dr.: W. F. MilIigan. Col. J. t. Bowditch. j.
George Hebbin. Charles i' Meick. Dr.. ''s n $.
Ten Timothy Murphy. Peter schilling.
Charles On Hs Q; Hornbogen. Nick Gludt W. Meyer.
lin. yohn Strickland, Joseph Mccormick.
wADENA.
w. J. Swindlehurst, C. Huntsinger, George
R: o. Craig. E. w. MccleIand. Charles
Sp1ilane, J: F. Dunn, Aug Olson. P. Schultz
r. Doyle, R. Reichel. F. B. Andrews, M H.
Helms. John Noonan. M. B. Kelley. II. Rob
WASHINGTON.
Z. a; Meyer, G. Beaumann, Henry Olson. j..
J. Kitty, G. w. Kroon, C. G. Peterson, ]. F.
Ious Wolf II Gsn Thomas Do MsSsnza
DR.. voight Henry Binker, Samuel Burkleo,
WATONWAN.
]. ]. Thornton, Peter Steinbach. M. ]. Gro
gan, Thomas McDonough, Thro. Lambert,
Henry Trau, Steve Noonan Charles Cooley.
WILKIN.
G. M. Cowie J. w. Gray, G. F. Hannibal.
Charles Elsie, o. A. Robertson.
wINONA.
p. Fitzpatrick, w. Glen Morgan. w. j.
Whipple. E. v. Bogart. H. L. Buck. J. F.
Gray. Paul Brezinski, J. b. Gordon, James
OBrien. w. A. Allen, John Ludwig, j. A.
Manly. George F. Crise. NJ. Trawicky. John
Rose. John O'Dea, E. PeIzer, B. D. Blair, II.
Wiebel. W: W. Miller, F. L. Randall. J. H.
Johnson. G. A. Gle, W. ]. Kowalewski. NJ.
Bambenek, .Theo: sikorski. J. Steinbach, John
E. NOLAN, A. Helm, P. H. Gainey, Nelson
Breed, A. KulOwski, ]. A. Speltz. G. C. Ohm.
stead.
M. A. O'Hair J. c. Nugent, T. G. Mealey.
DR.. e. A. Shannon. P. H. Leahey, H. Jude.
man. w. J. Ellis, Joseph Reems, Frank T.
Aydt. Charles Bugbee, Martin Comet. T. J..
Catlin. P: J. Powell, Ed Mcclure, August
Maybush. James Patrick. Thomas Graham
c. R. Rucker.
A. E. McManus, of st. Louis, moved
that the temporary organization be
made permanent. He put the motion
himself and it went through without
opposition.
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all resolutions be referred to the COM
mtttee on resolutions and the c,nven-
ton jumped at the idea
G. j. Buel, of Ramsey, moved that
committee on resolutions, consisting Of
one to be appointed by the chair and
two from each congressional district,
these latter to be named by the dis
trict delegations.
Mr.. Ankeny. of Hennepin, moved an
amendment to the effect that the COM
mittee consist Of one from each judi
cial district, to be appointed by the
chair. The amendment was carried,
and the chair asked for few minutes
in which to make up the committee,
and while he was at it there was de-
mand for speech from F. D. LARA
bee, Of Hennepin. Mr.. Larrabee made
a hit with the opening of his speech.
Said he:
This is a great city. Minneapolis
and Tom Lowry owns it, Minnesota
is great state, and Jim Hill owns it.
This is altogether great country, and
twenty-five men own it, and Jim Hill
is one Of them. I speak Of these men.
m T-fi Ia, &C f,cto 1i,,cr
oily. 1t is due to them that there is no.
commission in this state for the con-
troll and direction of telephone and
telegraph lines, and this =. convention
should, among other things, see to 1t
that there is provision made for such a
commission and take away some of
the rights of Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Lowry.
I refer to this matter in particular, but
1t may apply in many other directions.
What the convention should do Is to
make it to be forgotten that the time
recently was when a few men owned
the commonwealth and the men in it."
AT the close Of Mr.. Larrabee's talk
the chairman announced the commit
tees on resolutions and conference, and
at LAS the convention adjourned to
meet at o'clock.
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The committee on conference was
named by the chair as follows:
First District-W. ]. Whipple.
Second District. ]. Thornton.
Third District-Timothy O'Connor
Fourth District. D. O'Brien.
Fifth District-P. B. Winston
Sixth Dstrict-T. T. Hudson.
Seventh District-M. A. Goar
The committee on resolutions con-
sisted of one from each judicial dis
trict as follows:
First District-John F. Stone.
Second District. D. Ives.
Third District-J. F. Bowditch
Fourth District-A. T. Ankeny
Fifth District-John R. Parsha.l
Sixth District-E. M. Pope.
Seventh District-James R. Bennett
Eighth District. w. Craven.
Ninth District. ]. Green.
Tenth District-A. H. Bedding
Eleventh District-Frank Crosswelter.
Twelfth District-C. A Fossness.
Thirteenth DISTRICTS B. Nelson.
Fourteenth District-Alex McKinncn.
Fifteenth District. w. Swindlehurst.
Sixteenth District. w. Eddy.
Seventeenth District-B. T. Voorhees,.
Eighteenth District-M. o. Horn.
WHERE TROUBLE APPEARED.
With the adjournment there came the
real trouble of the convention It was
less trouble to do everything else than
it was to get the conferees together
The Populists could not be found, and
when they were finally located the
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