New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-15
uNANIM Gus.
cans will Nominate Lind With Hard
" IN Opposing Vote.

to become their candidate for governor
they accorded him an honor that had
never been given to a political leader in
this state before.
It had been customary, as everyone
knows, for these parties to select men
from among their own numbers fol po-
sitions of honor and trust; 1t was never
to be expected that they would 60 OUT
side of their ranks in their search for q
leader.
But that was just what was done, and
it was just what will be done again this
year with an enthusiasm and unanimity
equal to that displayed in the conven-
tions Of two years ago.
All of the county conventions have
been held. The returns fromtevery part
of the state point to cooperation by an
overwhelming majority and to the NOM
ination of Lind Tor chief place on the
ticket without dissenting vote.
The Silver Republicans are all of one
voice. Their convention will not be
large, as it is only in Minneapolis and
Duluth that they have anything CORES
ponding to organization. But of the
two or three hundred who assemble in
Minneapolis today everyone will be for
LiLd.
The same is true of the Democrats.
Most of the counties sent instructed del
egations and these instructions 4re with
out exceptions for the quarteru4aster Of
the Twelfth, The Ramsey county reso-
lutions were especially strong, and the
delegation includes some of the most
prominent citizens of the Sanity City.
Hennepin did not instruct, but the slo-
gan is "Llnd'' just the same.
Of the 1,100 delegates, therefore, who
are to represent the democracy of this
state at Minneapolis today, 1,1OO are
for the ''man from New Ulm."
Among the Popullsts there is sprink-
ling of opposition to fusion, but it does
not amount to much and does not ex.
tend to the head of the ticket. No 9TH
Ell name will be proposed for the lead
ership but Llnd's. He will carry the
convention by storm.
The feeling here at home is fair
sample of that which prevails all owe,
the state.
There will be race meet at the Driv.
ing Park on the Fourth.
| Peter Arbes has gone to Claremont to
Iaccept position as clerk in the drug.
store of his brother.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Newhart have been en-
tertalning Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall of Chi.
cago the past few days.
Henry Zelle is here on visit from Ha-
vana, Illinois. He is nephew of our
local shoeman, G.. A. Zelle.
Mr.. Roebeck and daughter of Thief
River falls were entertained from Satur-
day till Monday at the home of Carl
Crone.
Rev. Zich and Frank Fl. Buelow are
Representing the Lutheran congregation
of Sleepy Eye at the annual meeting Of
the Synod In St. Paul today.
The wives of Capt. Edwards, Quarter
master Lind and Adjutant Vogel are al
the park and stopping with Georgi'
farmer just across Alexander's bridge.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie Bleicl
and Mr.. Chas. Wellner was solemnizet
at the Mud Lake Lutheran church yes.
terday. The contracting parties ART
among the best known people of westerr
Nicpllet county.
a letter from Richard Baasen record
the fact that he narrowly escaped drown
ing while fording the Copper River
few weeks ago. At the time he wa
burIened with snow shoes, rubber boot
and e large amount Of baggage strappes
over his back and it was only By heroi'
lefort that he managed to extricate him
|self from the rover Of the current.
Pat Calvin, who went to the Kondlk
. couple ot years ago from Montana, ha
|sold his claims for 81, 1850, 900. Galvil
is brother -in-law Of the Hessian boys
who are now in Alaska with Dick Baaa
en- and John Riegel, and il vas upon hi
advice that they went to the Coppe
River district instead Of the Klondik
region.
Sober second thoughts are often &C
conpanied By daEk-brown taate and
headache.
Ksy-rins ths sound i..uine flsn
pia1o.