The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-29

structed for Dunn. There was hot fight
opposing instruction, for, though the ma
2orIty were in favor of Dunn, many OBJ
motion to instruct was carried because of
the arbitrary ruling of the chairman who
refused division of the house.
Pipestone
Pipestone-Th convention passed res
olutions indorsing Collins. The delegates
We're not instructed.
Faribault-The delegates were instructed
for Collins. The delegates in the cOnVen-
ton stood: For Collins, SO; Dunn, So
The convention Endorsed the election of
knute Nelson and Moses E. Clapp. The
delegates to the state convention are:
81 E. Petteys, George Nelson, H. H. Hell
berg, r. circuit, A. A. Dodge, George
Wood III FL. Batcheller, A. Chase, James
Hunters e. Clements, o. F. Brand. S.
Fingelson, ]. Pingelly, P. H. Stimson
Rock
Luverne delegates were instructed
for Judge Collins.
Redwood
Redwood Falls-The convention at Wa
basso elected the following solid Dunn
delegation; s. P: Hicks, H. L. Harris. G..
q e., Nichols 1, "; a. Gleason, Charles Ches-
Chris Torketson j. G. A1brecht i II.
Tompkins. A. M. Welles, j. M Tnomp-
son, John Longbottom. D. R. McCorGuo-
Morris The convention was carried by
Collins by small majority.
Traverse
Wheaton-Arbitrary ruling caused a
bolt in the convention, the boilers Sc
lecting a Collins delegation. Young was
Endorsed for attorney general
Wadena
:. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. instructed for Col
Inns, the delegates being Asher Murray,
Frank Field. Robert sherwood, Chris
Kerschman, Otto Grow, H. Lyons, H. NJ.
Henderson and A. Breunstrom.
Waseca
Waseea-The following delegates were
elected:.C. A Smith, E., B.. Collester, L.
Bliss. II. M. Buck. ]. E. Hennesey, E.
Dieudonne, j. A. Willis, James Morrill,,
e. X. Somerstad, Fl. A Anderson, George
Stearns and j: d. Davidson. No instruc-
tions The delegation stands. 10 for Dunn
and , doubtfuI-possibly all II for Dunn.
Washington
Stillwater-The delegates elected are:
George H., Sullivan, Otis Staples, E. l..
Hospes, A. ]. hammers, N. A. Nelson, N.
p. hammers, E. w Durant,. Fred c.
Charles A. Parker, August Neubauer,
Charles Jameson T. H Hillary, George
Wilcox, G. p. Holcomb and w. J. Sim
mons. 1t is a Dunn delegation, and in
to fill them. Opposing a motion to adopt
the unit rule, w. J. Simmons stated that
he believed he was the only Collins man
on the delegation that had been chosen
to represent this county, and that if the
unit rule was adopted he would be COM
PEELED to withdraw from the delegation,
inasmuch as he had been chosen by his
constituents as a Collins man, and would
stick by them The unit rule was
amended so as to apply only to the vote
for governor, and the amended motion
was adopted by a vote of % to %. Many
of those voting against the motion were
Dunn men, but they objected to the unit
rule.
Winona
Winona-An uninstructed delegation
was chosen, but the delegates are almost
to man in favor of Robert c. Dunn The
convention declared for the retention OF
Tawney in congress and Endorsed Thomas
Simpson. of Winona, as presidential cleo
tor. The delegates to the state conven-
ton are ID. Sinclair F. e. Gartside
George t. Simpson, George Winter o. M
Botsford. F. E. Higgins E. c.. Johnson
George d. French, S. L. Prentiss, B. Pc
terson. w. e. Parr, d. e. Tawney, E. K
Tarbell NJ j. Lins, James Hardwick v
Karstna, James Terrier and w. B. An
derson. ...s,,...s,
-..r.- Wabasha
Wa ha Sha ---rThe convention aIaefed fbir-