The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-01

4. Laybourn and Senator Ryder Is run
mig In the thirtyfourth district, st. Paul.
On the Other Side.
Every senator voted on this proposi-
ton The twenty-efght who voted to
give the tax bill chance were:
Republicans !! Democrats
Barker, !! Baldwin,
Benedict, Batz
Brewer, Fitzpatrick
Grindeland, Gausewitz,
HalVorson, McGovern,
Jepson, Meilecke.
Knatvold, schaller,
Larson, Viesselman.
Lord,
Mccarthy,
McGill,
Miller,
Myram,
Schellbach.
Snyder.
OF these, Senators Grindeland, Knat-
void, Young and McGovern are running
for congress. Among the republicans,
Barker, Brewer, Jepson,~ Lord, McGill,
Somerville, Thompson and Wilson are
running for denominations Of the demo-
Gratis, BATE, Fitzpatrick, Gausewitz,
Schaller and Viesselman desire to sue
coed themselves.
The people Of the state are entitled to a
better representation in the state senate
than they have had the past four years.
knatvoId 'stIII In the Ring"
T. v. Knatvold was injured in the ter
| rible Waseca wreck Saturday afternoon
and IS lying at the hotel in Waseca, tenn
| porarily sidetracked for repairs. He is
still a candidate for congress, however,
In some way his injury is unfortunate for
him for it prevents him from completing
his personal canvass of the district. He
may gain in return by the sympathy
which always goes out to man under
such circumstances. Certainly no press
agent could have devised a better method
for getting him before the public eye.
| The Tawney men have been telling of
the persecution directed against their
candidate by the sugar trust and the
cleo syndicate. 1t Is now in order for
the Knatvold men to tell how the rail-
| roads got even with their man for his
In ADDITION to the papers mentioned the
| other day, the Hayfield Transcript of
Dodge county has come out for Knatvold,
| The majority of the republican press OF
the district Is still for Tawney, but Knat-
void has paper In nearly every county.
Strong In Fiddes' Place
Alex Fiddes cannot serve on the state
UOt1l ~ VI DeCduS6 I0 Is post
master at Jackson. AS far as the state
is concerned there was no objection but
the postoffice department has rule that
u will not permit him to serve. The nat.
ural query Is: Would not this rule also
bar pOstmasters from the state legisla
: ture? The Minnesota constitution makes
an exception In this case, and the objec
ton would have to come from the fedora
authorities.
| Governor Van SAINT has appinted A. G
, Strong, also Of jackson, to fill the va
, cancy.
Former Governor McGill, now postmast
er of st. Paul, is a candidate for renomi
I nation and reelection to the state senat
I from the thirty-seventh district. He i
said to have a walk away. 1t would be ,
:. distinct loss to the state should the ex
Y governor fail to be returned. His case
t a parallel to John Quincy Adams, VIII
r after his term in the presidency serve'
q with honor and great efficiency in tn
D lower house Of congress.
Y Mccieary Denies Tyler Story.
f Congressman McCleary has written
n vigorous letter to the editor OF the Lam
t berton Star, denying that he made a des
: on the Tyler postoffice in the interest
4 of Bowling. He says the appointment
Q not decided on yet, and that T. T. Gron
lund and DR.. Cox are both under consider
$ alton.
: Duluth democrats have been very shy {
the primary law. None have fled Il