The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21
.GIIV. lind IS UNDECIDED
HAS NOT MADE UP HIS MIND AS
TO A CON-
TEST
WILL CONFER WITH OTHERS
Before Announcing His Determine
ton SIS 70 What. Course
re VIII Pur-
ls@e


There is still no positive authority for
the statement that Gov Lind will cen
test the election 6feSanuel r. Van SAINT.
The governor reached home YESTERDAY
from a business trip to Wyoming and
was visited during the day by MANY
anxious to know his decision concernine
the question OF eoRtesting, but the GOV
ernor gave cut no decisive statements.
Despite this fact there were rlln1ors
around town after Gov Li1rtl's arrival
that he had announced his determination
to have a recount of the vote. and then
there were others stating that he had
taken a conclusive stand against the re-
count. None of the statements had the
authority OF either Gov Lind or Secre-
tary Rosing bsdlind them.
Last ri sht Mr.. Rosing stated that he
had nothing definitely to say about the
matter of coiitest.ng;; that nothing had
been determined upon and the matter
was still que tionable.
Gov Lind was interviewed and stated
that he had not mad sufficient time to
give the question his careful considera.
ticn and therefore al arrived at no
conclusions either way. 81 am not pre-
pared to say what L shall do were the
words of the governor.
My late arrival home" id Gov.
Limo" has not allowed careful look over
the returns and / am rot in a position
to say VIII It 1 will do. There are appar-
ent irregularities in the returns AS made
to the secretary OF state, but until 1 ex-
anime thent more carefully [ can OF
speak decisiyeiX.
There is much work before me and
it will take some days to reach is
MATER"
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 2O.--(special)-
E. T. Corser of Minneapolis, the score
tary of the Silver Republicans of Mime
sofa, is in the city today to consult
with c. A. Towne as to the future of the
party in the state. so far as Mr..
Towne and myself are concerned" said
Mr.. Corser later. I'VE are agreed to ally
ourselves with the Democratic party AS
for Silver Republicans 1 see no further
necessity for theirIsare aniza ton
T*w*
Charles w Douglas, president of the
Painters uni0n and member of the
Republican executive committee, is a
candidate for night wat Imam ct tie
state house He3has the Endorsement OF
the county committee and o. all 1cclI
labor unions.
AL, F. Ferris, Of .Brainerd, is develop
ing great strength for the speakersh p,
and his friends are taking off their coats
for the fight. There is an air of conf
dence around the Ferris camp that is
just little disquietiRg to the other can
didates on the anxious seat.
*h*
Reports from the home of Secretary
Garfield, of the Democratic state centra
committee, yesterday evening, stated that
he had made great improvement during
the day, and it was then believed that
the fever had been checked and the Pa
tient would RAPIDLY recover
New candidates for adjutant general
are Col. Bobleter, of New Ulm, and Lieut.
Col. j. H. Friedrich. of Red Wing.
Mrs. Franklyn W. Lee, editor of the
Rush City Post, is a candidate for post
mistress of the legislature.
J. S. Arneson, of Herman, has announc-
ed his candidacy for the second assistant
clerkship of the house. Mr.. Arneson was
in the house as file clerk in the session
of 1899.
A personal and political friend of the
party manager says that Tams Bixby
has gone to the Indian territory with a
view 10 cleaning up his business and sew
ering his connection with the Dawes COM
mission.