St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-03
RED WING.

Gov. Hubbard and family are once more COM
fortably settled in their pleasant home in this
city.
T he Scandinavian Relief association of this
city took In forty new members at the last meet
ing. The last policy issued is No. 1912, COM
mencing with No. 1 five years ago. In the whole
five years there have been only sixteen death
losses.
The following marriage licenses were granted
the past week: Anton Olson and Lena Johnson
Barndt E. Seiz and Sophia G. Smith; Ole Monson
and Mary Nelson; John Oestland and Mary An.
derson; Delbert G.. Labbitt and Eve Irene Ar
nold Alfred Hallberg and Augusta Anderson.
fast passenger train is to be put on between
Chicago and st. Paul, over the Chicago, st. Paul
& Omaha line, In order to accommodate the n
Creasing travel. 1t is rumored that in order TO
not be behind its competitor, the Milwaukee
road will follow suit.
AT meeting of Red Wing Commandery, held
Monday evening, March "a, the following were
elected officers of that body for the ensuing year
i. c., w. G. Williston; G., o. Whitman; G. G.,
D. NJ. Baldwin, S. W.. F. B. Howe; j. W., G. P.
.Sjoblom; treasurer, John Hack; recorder, s. j.
Willard.
A canvass of the leading men of the city shows
the sentiment among the Republicans to be
strongly in favor Of James G. Blaine for presi-
dent, while the Democrats favor Tilden first, and
Bayard if Tilden cannot be secured. The follow
Ing are the expressions of few of the most
prominent citizens each sides
REPUBLICANS.
Hon. H. B. Wilson-My preference is Senator
Edmunds, and has been for the past eleven
years. If we are to have Democrat, may it be
Senator Bayard.
L. A. Hancock favor Gen. Joe. Hawley, the
man of independence, and who made the Cen
tennial Exposition so grand Il success. My
second choice is Gresham.
Hon. n. o, Werner, judge of probate-First
choice, Edmunds; second, ingalls,, of Kansas
third, James G. Blaine.
John Hawkanson, city treasurer-Firstand last
choice, James G. Blaine, of Maine.
Swante Anderson, railroad postal service
have always been Blaine man. 1 am for james
G. Blaine, of Maine.
j. f. Taake-First choice, James G. Blaine
second, Senator Edmunds
II. II. BoXrud-James G. Blaine first Robert
Lincoln second.
VIM. Robson-James G. Blaine first now, but
1t will be some good, now unknown man who
will be sure to win.
DR.. G. n. Hewitt shall in all probability be
satisfied with the choice of the Republican con-
venti0n, but james G.. Blaine is undoubtedly
Minnesota's choice for president.
Governor L. F. Hubbard favor James G.
Blaine.
G. F. Graves-U. S. Grant is my first choice,
but he being now ont of the field, flavor the nom
ination of Senator Edmunds.
Fred Joss-James G. Blaine first and Ddmunds
next.
c. H. Johnson-I favor Edmunds, with Blaine
second choice.
c. C. Webster-My ticket is Edmunds and Lin
coin.
Hans Johnson-Edmunds or Thurman, or any
other good man.
John TT WehStnr-J .Tomns R1one
Albert Johnson-I favor Edmunds
D. B. Scofeld-Edmundsd decidedly, first, last
and all the time.
NJ. Kappel-James G. Blaine is my choice, first,
last and always.
DEMOCRATS,
o. NJ. Hall am for Samuel J. Tilden, or, if
he cannot be secured, then Senator Bayard, with
platform of free trade, and turn the profession
OIL wickedness out.
Peter Nelson-I am for Tilden first, and Payne
next. Senator Bayard would make an excellent
president.
A. Josephson-I am for Samuel j. Tilden and
have no other choice,
John Delano-Samuel j. Tilden-no second
choice.
Ed. Foote-Samuel j. Tilden every time.
l.. E. l.. Baker, favor ticket with General Te-
cumseh Sherman for president and Col. Villas for
vice president
II. A. Park-I am for Tilden and tariff for
revenue only,
Ernest Kempe-Thomas Bayard is my first
choice, and Hendricks second.
John Kempe-Samuel j. Tilden is my man.
Jesse McIntyre-Samuel j. Tilden and tariff
for revenue only.
A. P Pierce-I favor Senator Bayard.
W. H. Grow-I have voted twice for Thomas
Bayard, alone, and expect to keep voting for him
until he is elected.
j. c. Pierce-Either Bayard or Mcdonald, or
any man, Republican or Democrat, who stands
out unequivocally for free trade and an honest
government