The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-09

caused In the fifth judicial district BY the
death of Senator A. w. Stockton. Mr.. schwarg
is worthy successor to the late senator.
1t was no doubt a great disappointment to
Colonel j. a.. Everett to be detained from the
meeting. Illness confined him at home to his
bed, while his rival candidates for clerk were
on the ground hard at work. Colonel Everett
saw to it that the governor s interests did not
suffer by his absence. and sent his proxy to
Judge Janison. .r 49,.
NO TIME FOR CON- J. F. Jacobson did not
make his appearance
BlNATlONS. at the meeting. His
two rivals were on
hand, and had friendly chat There have
been all sorts of combination rumors in the
air, hut they are indignantly denied by all
the candidates. The fact is. this is not a
year for combinations. After the convention
meets there might be fusion between candi-
dates for auditor and clerk, the only positions
to be contested. Any combination entered
into now would only be a source Of weakness
Tams Bixby says that he resigned from the
Dawes commission in good faith and will
not go back. His business interests and his
home are at Red Wing, and he will stay
there in the future. His position kept him.
from home and family, and he has consider
able money Invested in enterprises at Red
Wing, which it well pays him to attend to-.
HURD Rukard Hurd filed his
declaration as candi-
GOES AFTER date for the state sen
ate yesterday, and the
HORTON. st. Paul newspapers
were confronted with
the story printed in this column two weeks
ago, that Hitler H. Horton will have the oppo-
sition of Colonel Hurd for denomination in
the thirty sixth district, and probably of Sen
ator T. d. Sheehan The latter is now a resi-
dent of the fourth ward. which is districted
with the seventh. Senator ]. ]. Ryder is sus-
pected of designs on another term. He is now
a resident of the thirty-fourth district in st.
Paul, represented by r.. S. McNamee, demo
Graf. Representative c. IS. Schurlnan may re
a candidate in the thirty-1fth. now repre-
scented by democrat, John H. Ives.
BOWLING SCORES With Eddy out of the
congressional r q c e.
AT GLENWOOD. Pope county was a
vacuum to which the
other candidates rushed Downing and Young
have both been at Glenwood this week. and
the local papers present evidences of the fact.
The Glenwood Press comes out with cut
and biography Of Downing, and the Glenwood
Herald, the Oldest republican paper of the
county, comes out to-day fat-footed for
Dowling's candidacy.
John G. Schultz Of Marshall was spectator
of proceedings yesterday. He is out in earn
est for the senatorshp. and is picked as
winner. His friends claim good many votes
for him in Lincoln county. He says Volstead
is profting by Eddy's withdrawal in his sec
ton, end will doubtless carry the legislative
district. .:
HARRINGTON TO w. e. Harrington Of
re Hutchinson, a member
SUCCEED of, the state committee,
Will probably be the
SIVRIGHT. next senator from Nc
Leod county. Senator
Sivright does not care for a renomination, and
Harrington seems to be the popular selection.
He is president OF the Citizens bank. has
been mayor OF Hutchinson. and, though a
young man, is we'll known, being native OF
the town. He DIS a son OF Louis Harrington,
who served in the lower house from Mcleod
county years ago.
It is now thought likely that Herman Hill
mond will take one of the house nominations
in the ffty-seventh district at the hands of
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