Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-04
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

Tho Candidate, for office are Named Be
lo,r. and Yo,s Cn,. Ct"ose Y"asr Man BE-
fore the Struggle for tho supremacy
Commences.
This is the all important day that brings
to a close the fall campaign. While certain
parties have been hard at work trying to get
up some enthusiasm the jority of Mime
apolis people have been attending strictly to
their own private affairs and allowed the
campaign to take care of itself. The result
has been what has seemed invariable for
some time There has been little or no
public demonstration and to- day will see
light vote polled. The Republican party
seems to be afraid that their candidate for
Governor will stand on dangerous ground
and therefore have made ar
rangements to have cannon fired,
bands playing, free carriages driving
through The streets, and by various other de-
vices will keep the matter before the public,
hoping to run in enough voters by extra ex-
ertions to carry the town by at least fair
majority.
THE CANDIDATES
are as follows:
FOX GOVERNOR.
Democratic-Edm Rice of Ramsey.
Repubican-Juhn s. Pillsbury of Henuepn.
Greeuback- Labor-Wm. Melghen, of Fill.
Probationary. W. Satterlee, of Hennepin.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
DemocraLc--E. p. Barnum. Of Stearns.
Rcpubican-Chas. A. Gilman, of Stearn..
Greenback-Labor-I. NJ. Westfal, of Ohm
sted.
Prohibition-s B. Williams. of Waseca.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Democratic-Fellx A. Burer of LeSueur
Repu blican-Fred. Won Baumbach, # Dou-
glas.
Green back Labor-A. P LanA, OF Henuepin.
ProhibiLiop-l G. Stearns, of Goodhue.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Democratic-D E. Cowdery, of Olmsted.
RepubIican-Ches Kitties"n, of Freeborn.
Greenback- Labor-Joseph Goar. of Rice.
Prohlbltlon-,J. Nj. Durham, of Hennepin.
FOR ArroRNEy-aENE
Democratic-P. NJ Babcock, of Hennepn,
Republican-Chas. NJ. Start, of Olmsted
Greenba k-Labor-Oscar Stephenson, Ram
sey.
Prohibition-A. W. Bangs, of LeSueur.
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
Democratic-Wm. ColvilI, OF Goo ihue.
Republican---W. R. Marshall, Of Ramsey.
Green back Lahnr-E. Alres, Of Washington.
Probibtion-Chas. Griswold, of Anoka.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Democratic-B. F. Nelson, of Minneapolis.
Republican-Frank Slocun, OF Minneapolis.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81. Barnes, of Medina.
Prohibition-A. V. Talbert, of Minneapolis.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Observation-Disclosures Beebe, of MINNEAPOLIS.
Republican-John P. RIA, of Minneapolis.
Greenback-Labor-Sam Colburn, of Champ
lin.
Prohibition-M. D. Cone, of Minneapolis.
COURT COMMISSIONER.
Democratic-A. 3. Ovitt, Of Minneapolis (de-
clinedO
Republican-A. LELAND, of Minneapolis.
Prohlbltl"n-C. B. Smith, Of Minneapolis.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Democratic-G. I ftedal, of Minneapolis (de-
Republican-C. W. Smith, of Minneapolis.
Green back Labor-William Krech, of Min
neaprlis.
Prohibition-Mrs. G. S. Winchell, of Mime
apol,s.
Democratic--A: J. Wilson, OF Minneapolis.
Green back-Labor-Geo II. Roberts, of Min
neapolis.
Prnhihition-Silas Moffaut, OF Minneapolis.
COUNTY coMMIsslpNER-F1FTH DISTRICT.
DemOcratic-Stmuel Lydard, Of Medina.
Observation-Disclosures Baker. of Minnetonka
Greenback- Labor-Sam Lydard, of Medina.
Prohibition-Frank Hanscom, OF Medina.
POLLING PLACES.
The polling plaoss in tho several wards
have been arranged as follows: .s.-
First ward-First precinct, Germans engiEe