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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
Ra1dwin carries St. Louis.

DULUTH, Mimi, Aug. 3O.-(Special.)-
The Democratic convention here today
instructed the delegation to the congress
sional convention for Senator Charles
o. Baldwin. This was not done, now
ever, until after a hard fight had been
waged between the Baldwin and the
Truelsen forces, the ex-mayOr's friends
opposing every step. The preliminary
skirmish resulted in the election of a
Baldwin temporary chairman, and then
Baldwin took each succeeding stronghold.
The vote to instruct the delegation for
Baldwin was So to instruct and 50 against.
The Populists elected a congressional
delegation, but did not instruct 1t for
anybody. 1t will probably go to the
most likely candidate. u. H. Austin is
said to control 1t. Full county tickets
were nominated, and for once in the his
tory of St Louis county the fusion tick
cts were duplicated without any fight.
There was no nomination for the Office
of Judge of probate, that having been
left open to be filled by the county COM
mittees later on:
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GALL OR WRITE.

cauon is the question of sole a9encv
anu we must admit it to be a Knott
proplem to adjust without friction and -
he soy+, 70 an parties In interest; it will
pS settleu and some plan must be eyoIv-
ca mat Will reach THIS end This associs
lion mas put Its stamp Of approval 1,Do,,
Inc Inc practice ae and could possibly remove it
py marsh measures, but a spirit OF cow
promise and concession shc,ilJ Y,-o.,,IJ a
all our legislation PiN''iA ia
~ remains largely with you. gentIe-
nofa',,o 10 determine whether or not this
uhIdVorable competition on the mart 81
your companies shall continue to eTist
ms association should reiterate ita nosi-
s eOd taken en- at Buffalo on this question,
gu i 20 Iurther-Single agencies every
Where-no exceptions. 1t Is ali boeb e
say tnat company shall have SO MANY
agencies In one place and so many in an
viii acGoLding to size. This should and
WIN regulate itself in another Way-the
Ialeer the place. the fewer Companies
the agents will have to represent =
Oh account OF the absence of Chair
man jackson, OF the grievance commit
tee, the report Of that COMMITTEE Was roa =
by Thomas H. Geer, of Cleveland The
report showed large increase in num-
Der or complaints filed and testified 10 a
oesire OF company managers to assist
In redressing wrongs done agents. called
attention to the value of state associA-
uons In adjusting local differences. and
70 the ract that the decreasing writine,
capacity Of companies was inprovins
conditions so far as the nonresident was
concerned.
A motion was made that the report OF
the resolutions committee be printed and
distributed. Chairman Pellet, however,
protested, and the motion was tabled.
The convention adjourned at 1890
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The business Of the afternoon session
was principally the reading Of the re-
ports Of the committees on organization
and legislation.
President Sheldon, Of the national board
OF fire underwriters, and, as President
Woodwork said Of several other good
things, delivered an address and was
followed by Uberto c. Crosby, of New
Hampshire, both gentlemen talking CT
the field affairs from the company stand
point. The nominations and resolutions
were then announced
Five hundred and fifty delegates reg's-
tered at the afternoon session.
This evening the delegates and their
ladies were entertained as the guests OF
the Milwaukee agents.
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IDITY OF THE NEW
ORDINANCE
APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN NOW
Decision Was Filed I'm the Barge
Case, Which Was Agreed
Upon as the
Test.
nLOBE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
u 20 WASHINGTON kV. SOUTH.

Members of the Anti-Saloon league and
others interested in the abolition of the
wineroOms used in connection with some
Minneapolis saloons won the first round
In the contest over the Jones wineroom
ordinance yesterday Afternoon when
Judge w. A. Kerr of the municipal court
handed down decision declaring the or
dinance legal
The case under which the decision was
given was that Of Jacob Barge Of 1920
Fifth street south, and was considered a
test case. E. Cohen and Assistant City
Attorney Dickinson represented the city
and Col. w. E. Dodge, Henry J. Gjertsen
and Charles S. Albert, Barge and other
saloon men arsested at the same time.
Sentence will be pronounced at once and
an appeal taken to the supreme court
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
wabasha Selects delegates.

WABASHA, Mimi, Aug 3O-(Special)
AT the Democratic convention for Wa
basha county, delegates were elected to
the state and congressional conventions
as follows:
State-John R. Heating, Martin Lee, An
drew French, E. Schwartz, H. Ranke, A.
]. Anderson, L. S. Lutz T. J. Foley, Al
schouwcIer, J. D. Bricher. ]. n. Riland.
John L. Strickland, T, R. Watson, w F.
Milligan and George Schwirtz.
Congressioral-John Peshon, Peter Sch l.
ling, F. A. Wells A Stephen, AUGUST
Stephen, D. w. Searles, John
Montgomery, Michael Redmond, w.
M. Ecker, John Costello. Jam s
Aiigen n g. stevens NganS I F. SMfr cG3ye N
Timothy Murphy. Instructions were given
for John Lind for governor. and for L.
l.. Brown for congress. and a resolution
was passed favoring the Endorsement of
Judge Start and Judge Collins for su-
preme Judges.
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MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

The historic table of the South side
high school has been located in Milwau
kee, where 1T at present is in the care
of Col Wiswell, sergeant-at-arms of the
Philadelphia convention.
Richard Roland engineer of the work.
house, died yesterday at Asbury hospital
of deimatitis exfortiati, a very rare skin
the city hospital six weeks ago he was
suffering from an eye trouble, but the
physicians In this city do not know if 1t
was one phase of the disease or not.
J. +. Hall died yesterday at Hayward,
Mimi, as the result of injuries received
at that place in a runaway accident Mon
day The remains will be brought to
Minneapolis for intel ment
Dave Crotty, an employ IN the Consoli-
dated B mill, met with distressing ac-
cident early yesterday morning. He
caught his left hand in the conveyer, end
the flesh was torn to the bone from
three fingers. 1t was, however, not found
necessary to amputate any Of the fingers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
Wright Instructs for True1son.

BUFFALO, Mimi, Aug. 3O.-Wright
county Democrats met today and elected
delegates to the state and congressional
conventions.
Ex-Mayor Henry Truelsen, of Duluth,
was Endorsed for congress, and the dele
cation was instructed to vote as a unit
gates. w. S.. Huntington, congressional
committeeman for the county, urged in
dorsement Of Truelsen, and said in
speech before the convention that Sena
tor Baldwin, Truelsen's opponent has
been beaten in his own precinct The DEL
egation to the state convention was In
structed for John Lind for governor.
C. A. French, editor of the Monticello
Times, was present, and before the con-
vention repudiated the principles of the
Republican party and announced his al
legiance to Democracy. He said he had
the party of Lincoln no longer existed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
BLADDER TROUBLE IN CHILDREN.

O.EtODhIH HWVObSS TT HItI
About two years ago my little girl,
then aged three, began to have an in
crease in a bladder trouble that had
bothered her ever since she was born.
Seeing the advertisement of THE MIN
NESoTA STATE MEDICAL INsTI-
TUTE, took my little girl there The
doctors have done everything for her.
cannot say enough to express my graft
tude. MRS. ANNA c. LEWIS,
South st. Paul, MINI.
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port,aI Russian i'm Murray.

sLAYToN, MINI, Aug. 3o.-(speclal.)-
The Democratic and Popullst conventions
Nick Weber, treasurer. James Lowe,
sheriff; Robert Hyslop, clerk. The Popu-
lists nominated NJ. L. Jacobson, superi q
Wav. Judge. and sJohnt1 Ahern, register.
The Democrats Nominated H.H: Harqing--
ton. M. E. Foley, Thomas Commiskey and
John Ahern for the same offices, respect
lively. The Populists recommended A ).
SWcnson for representative
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MKINLEY PROSPERITY.
Fall River Cotton Mills Reduce
Wages One-Ninth.

Fall River Cotton Mills Reduce
Wages One-Ninth.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 3O-An
agreement is being circulated among the
manufacturers in this city, calling for
a reduction of wages of II 10 per cent, to
take effect Sept. 49, AFFECTING all Fall
River operatives and the signatures of
mill agents, representing about 100000
Spindles, or one-third of the corpora
lions. Of the city, have already been OBJ
tanned. The cause of the secrecy OBJ
served in circulating the agreement lies
in the fact that by making the plans pub
lie now stockholders who are opposed to
q reduction at this period Of the year
might thwart the plan of the selling COM
mittee and buyers might discount the re-
duction and insist upon a proportionate
decrease in printed cloth quotations.
Opposers of the plan claim that while
there is no demand for goods, reduction
of wages cannot solve the market prob
lem which confronts mill men today. Cur
tailment OF production, they claim, is the
only means for reviving the market and
creating a demand.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TransDort From NIortI,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-The U.
S. Transport Thomas arrived tonight.
twenty-nine days from Manila via. Yc.
kohama. She had on board 2el sick
and wounded soldiers, 81 military prison.
ers, 5l cabin passengers, 173 in the steer
age, and seven stowaways. Seven deaths
occurred during the voyage The vessel
has not yet passed quarantine inspec-
ton, and neither mail nor passengers
will be landed until tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
BURGLAR WAS BAFFLED.
Young Woman Flashes a Gun and
ScRreaS Him ANnY.

Miss Davis, the daughter of S. E. Da-
Wis. 2lO4 Kenwood parkway, baffled a
he was on a tour through the house.
Miss Davis heard a man in her room and
without hesitation she jumped out of bed
she stumbled upon him, placed her re-
volver against his breast and pulled the
trigger, but 1t failed to go off. The bur-
glar then flashed the light of dark Ian
tern in her face, and while she was daz-
ed from the glare he hurriedly. made his
exit.
It seems that the burglar first visited
the room of G. w. Davis, Miss Davis
uncle, and chlOroformed him. A watch
was then taken from beneath his pillow.
The burglar then went to Miss Davis
room and awoke her while going through
the hurean-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
NORTON VS.. NORRED.
physicians CInshed in the Health
Department Inquiry

Health Commissioner Norton's attorney.
A. ii. Hall, placed three of the health de.
partment sanitary inspectors in the wit
ness chair yesterday, and attempted TO
show by their testimony that DR.. Norred
Old not quarantine the inmates of several
houses in which smallpox existed, but
house fumigated.
DR.. Norton was then called In answer
70 Mr.; Hall, DR.. Norton said he was in
IeIIned mat DR.. Bracken had ordered that
on card be posted at 628 Fourteenth street
southeast. DR.. Norton said he called Dr.
Bracken's attention to the matter and was
lntomed by the latter that he CDR.
Bracken) did not want the house quaran-
tined
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
Tsantt Wants WabIund.

CAMBRIDGE, Mimi, Aug. SO-The
mass conventions here today SN5 Sc
lected delegates to attend the state and
congressional conventions. Rev. c..
Wahlund, of Spring Lake, was unani-
mously indorsed by both conventions as
their choice for congressman. Perfect
harmony reigns among the reform forces
in Isanti and they are sure of a grand
victory at the election
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
SAFE BLOWERS.
They Loot the POstOflce at st. 10.
seph, Mich.

ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Aug. 2s-Over
$1,000 in cash, stamps and postal cards
was stolen from the postofttce last
nightly professional cracksmen who
entered the federal building through a
skylight, lowered themselves down the
elevator shaft to the second story, and
cut through the floor below. A hole was
bored into the vault and the combina-
ton lock was forced. They cleaned the
vault out completely, and for several
hours today there was stamp famine
in the city. There is no clew
The thieves entered the building from
the second story of a building in the
rear. They then cut through the steel
ceiling of the postoffice, which occupied
the first floor Of the building, and blew
open the cafe.
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Carver County delegates.

CARVER, Mimi, Aug. SO.-(special.)-
The Carver county Democrats today Sc
lected the following delegates to the
Bockmeier, George F. GRADER. Fred E.
Dutoit, A. T. Mellquist, ]. M. Aeitz, A.
N Schultz, L. ]. Dove, c. J. Fras!er,
J. w Craven A. o. Martin, A. ]. Bur-
'it Co,ngresslonai' ". T. odell, J. ]. Far
rell, j. c. Trieloss, F. T. Lindenfeiter, c.
H. Blacketter, Jacob Meuweissen, ]. f.
Campbell P. H Corcoran, Albert True,
George Marks, c. S. Anderson. G. Han
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
Anoko,s delegates.

ANoKA. Mimi, Aug. so.-(speciai.).-
house in this city at 2 o'clock to elect ect
delegates to the state and congressional
conventions. Delegates to state ccnyen-
ton are as follows: W. E. Scanlon, Jake
Herring, J. F. Woods, A. G. Aldrich, q. F.
Perkins, James Gallagher, John Coleman
Robert Burch. II. o. Hargrave. r J.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
Nominated I'm washington.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 30.-The fusion
state convention completed its work and
adjourned today The Rogers-Turner
programme was carried out, though a
few concessions were made to the minor
ity. The ticket, as nominated, is as fol-
lows: Governor, John r. Rogers; lieu
tenant governor, w. Z. McCroskey; con-
gresham, J. t. Ronald, F. G. Roberte
son; supreme judges, E. G. Million and
Richard Windsor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31

PRESTON. MINI, Aug. 3O.-(special.)-
The Democrats today elected fifteen del
egates to the state convention, and
eighteen to the congressional convention.
The delegations are for Lind and Brown
Democrats and Populists in joint conven-
ton nominated the following ticket:
Auditor, Ole Lapson; county attorney, H.
5: Bassett; superintendent, Mrs Emma
F. Mills; coroner, j. H Phillips; repre-
sentatives. S. M Wilder, of Spring Val
ley, and Are Arenson, of Preble.
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NEWS OF NOME.

Recent storms Raised Havoc, Gauss
ing Loss of Many Lives.
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 30-The steam
ship Senator arrived in port from Nome
today, bringing advices up to Aug. 81
She made the trip direct to this city.
There were $50 returning passengers. The
Senator brought about $4,000 in treasure,
$780, 900 of 1t consigned to various COM
panies and banks In this city. The re-
cent storms at Nome caused large loss
of life. Thirty-eight bodies have so far
been recovered on the beach and buried
by the officials.
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Polk Democrats Go 1t Alone.

.CROOKSTON, Minn., Aug. SO.-(spe-
Sial.)-An enthusiastic convention of
Democrats of Polk county met here to-
day, and arranged basis Of future party
Wo! k. Nearly every portion of Polk coun-
" was represented. j. E. Oppegaard and
James Cumming were nomina ted for the
legislature. This is the first effort made
by the Democrats of this county to have
separate party organization in eight
years
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
Freeborn Instructs for Lind.

ALBERT LEA, Mimi, Aug. 3O-(Spa-
cial.)-The Democrats and Populists held
mass conventions here this afternoon and
the former chose the following as dele
gates to the state convention and in
structed them for Lind for governor:
Henry Slots, c. Fl. Day, James Greene,
S. P. Sorenson, s. Strauss, T. E. Schleu-
Johnson, John Walaski and ]. G. staige,
The Populists selected delegates as fol-
lows, and also instructed them for Lind:
H. c. Nelson, E. w. Knatvold, H. Harri-
son, o. O. Mithun, H. G. Day, G. H Pres
colt, Lars L.unde, c. J. Kenevan, c. G.
Johnsrue, Fred Urfer, M. A. Teslow. Both
conventions selected delegates to the con-
gressional conventions and instructed
them for L. L. Brown. No nominations
were made for county offices, but A O.
Styve and A. w. Trow were named for
representatives.
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coodbue Names county Ticket.

-The Goodhue county democratic con-
vention met here today. G. F. Htpbard.
of Roscoe, was elected chairman, and Mr.
Pardee, of Red Wing, secretary The fol-
W. w. Dekay, Rad Wing; sheriff, ]. B.
Closner Pine Innd ~ treasurer, Mr..
stromberg, Red Wing; register Of deeds,
hate court. @. D. Anderson, Red Wing;
county surveyor, William McKlnstres,
endorsed; coroner, II. E. Conley, Cannon
Falls
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
CAN WEAR SHIRT WAISTS.
Kentucky Not Behind in the Adv nee
of Civilization.

FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. Sin the
lower house of the general assembly to-
day Representative Smith introduced a
resolution which, after reciting weather
conditions in Keiftucky, concludes:
Resolved, by the house of representa-
tives of the commonwealth Of Kentucky
that each of its most worthy people be
permitted to wear shirt waists. provided
theK contain not more than six colors
of the rainbow, without stlspenders.'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
strnight Tfcket Am Kittson.

HALLOCK, MINI, Aug. SO.-(Special.)-
The Democrats, Populists and Repub-
leans held conventions here today The
Democrats nominated a straight county
ticket, Endorsed Bryan and selected a
delegation with Judge Hedinberg at Its
head instructed for Lind for governor
Their convention was the best attended.
Maj. Bowler and p M Ringdahl were in
consultation with Populist and Demo-
cratic leaders for harmony on legislative
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31

ST CLOUD, MINI, Aug. 3O.-The Demo-
cratic county convention this morning
named the following ticket: Auditor, P.
perintendent,. C. NJ Weber; attorney, W.
F. Donohue; sheriff. Fred Schilpin; reg
lister, John NJ Emmett; probate judge,
Theodore Bruener; surveyor. j. D. Nor
ensued over probate judge, Hubert Han
sen tying Bruener on the first ballot for
the place.
The resolutions instruct the delega-
ton to vote as a unit for Henry Truelsen
for congress-; indorse Collins and Start.
and instruct the state delegation to work
for their nominations; also instruct the
judicial delegation to Little Falls to Sc
cure the Endorsement OF Judge SearIe.
Independent. for district judge.
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Pine County for Truelson.

Pine county conventions were held In
FIinckley today to elect ten delegates to
the state convention ana six delegates to
the congressional convention. The state
delegates were instructed to vote for John
Lind for governor, and the congressional,
delegates were instructed for Henry
Truelson.
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FREE SPEECH IN CLEVELAND.
Decision Involving the Right of
Assembly,

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 8o.-Max
Hayes, the we'll known labor leader, who
was nominated for vice-president on the
Bocialist-Labor ticket, some time SINCE
was discharged at the central police court
today at the conclusion of his trial on
the charge of disorderly conduct Hayes
was arrested Aug. II, while addressing an
open air meeting on Michigan street, near
Ontario.
Judge Kenney declared that the ques-
ton involved the personal liberty of man
and free speech. He said that the police
had infringed on these rights and over
stepped their authority.
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Removal Of Insane.

HASTINGS, Mimi, Aug 30-Fifteen
more of the states insane were brought
to the Anoka hospital today from Roch-
ester, making 125 who are now inmates
Of the local institution. The new arrivals
were in charge of Supt. Robert Carmlch-
ael and BOokkeeper w. J. YAM, and
gave no trouble whatever.
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convention, Dan Flint H. L. Shirley, S.
c. Bowman, c. M Wray, F. T. McEl-
hoes, Martin BratIeinT to state conven-
ton, G. F. Burau, H. L. Shirley, S.
Bowman, Ed Mott, ]. n Ehlert, H. Hen
derson, A. A. TroVatene and John Falla.
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south CnroIinn ELECTION.

COLUMBIA. S. C.,Aug. SO-On tho re-
turns from about 10000 votes. and with
1000 or 5000 to hear from. Gov. McSwce-
ney leads in the race for governor by
about 5000 votes over Col James A.
Hoyt, the Prohibition candidate. Col. Jim
Tillman, a nephew of the senator, is lead
ing in the race for lieutenant governor.
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SUED BY A STATE.
Illinois Begins Action Against an
Insurance Company.

Quo warranto proceedings have been
brought against the Minneapolis Fire
and Marine Insurance company by the
state of Illinois, by which it is to be de-
termined whether outside insurance COM
panies have a right to write re-insur-
ance for Illinois companies without pay
ment of the usual license fee. 1t has
long been held by the insurance COM
panies that such business was not in vio-
lation of the Illinois laws; but the pres
ent state administration has taken issue
with the outside companies and the
courts will have to decide the question.
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wilkIn County Fusion Ticket.

BRECKENRIDGE Mimi, Aug 3d.
Especial 1.-THE Democratic and Populist
conventions for Willkin county made the
Glover; treasurer, Peter D. Reed; regis
ter, H L. Shirley; clerk of court, Her
bert Bailey; sheriff. 6. F. Burau; pro
bate Judge, G. M. Cowie; county attor-
ney, Edward Balendne; school superin-
tendent, William G. Champion; court
commissioner, H. s. Harrow: coroner,
w. E. Truax; delegates to legislative
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via ~The Mi1w,

via .sThe Milwaukee," New Train.
You can leave Minneapolis 1850 p. m
and st Pail 11:25 .. m. (every n1ght),
and arrive Milwaukee 1913 a. m, and
Chicago 200 D. m. Fine sleepers and
coaches through to- Chicago.
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n1ue Earth County.

MANKATO, Mimi, Aug SO-(SpeciaL)
The Democratic county convention was
held this afternoon and delegates to the
state and congressional convention were
eelcted. A county ticket was also
placed in nomination by the Republi-
cans.
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Washin gton County.

SALTWATER, Aug. 30-(Special) y
A democratic convention for the election
of delegates to therstate and congression-
al conventions, to be held in St : aul,
was held at the court house yesterday
afternoon The convention was called
to order by Chairman John Brien of
the county committee, who was elected
chairman of the convention, and J. A
o Shaughnessy was elected secretary A
committee of three on credentials was
appointed and following it's report a
committee Of five was appointed to Sc
tons. The eighteen delegates who will
represent Washington county in the
state convention are: John o'Brieel,
Louis Wolf, G. G. Peterson, William Raj
eigh, F. J.. Arndt, A. T. Lindholm, VII
liam Dornfeldt, B. j. Mosier, William
Smithson Jr., ]. J. Eichten, Henry Bun
ger. ]. F. Sullivan. G.. w Kroon, H. H.
Luhmann, j. F. McGarry, Charles Bren-
ner, G. A, Meyer and Il. b. Taylor The
delegates chosen to attend the congress
sional convention are: J. G.. Armson, H
H. Gillen, Michael Egan, William A. m
strong, Herman Koesters, Austin Jenke,
r. w. McGarry, r. c.. Ford, G. Bauman
]. H Ward, N A Nelson, E. P. Ryan
Herman Pretzel, N. r. Schwartz, c.. H.
Carli Henry Olson, Samuel Burkleo and
J. F. Burke.
Following the selection of delegates the
question of candidates for county Of
fees was discussed, and it was taken as
the sense of the convention that the
conven ion should be held Saturday,
Sept. r.