St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-14

very good-the hits conveyed creating much
amusement among the crowds which lined both
sides OF the street. Among the principal ones.
were the following:
Figure Of Blaine ''laid out" with the legend,
"His goose Is cooked"
Figure OF Belva Lockwood supporting Blaine
on one arm Butler on the other
'rhe three beaten B. b. B.'s.''
Rooster in full hight-''Good by Land ofHces."
Goddess Of Liberty-'.Reform.
Times, Nordstern and Nord1estss BOOSTERS
Growing Justify.
A very sick rooster-'My Dear Fisher, am
not feeling WE'LL
Building with sign LAND Once" ram but
ting the j. p. senior out OF the door-"Briggs
Lake RAM
A 'plumed" fisherman, bare footed, and with
patched trousers. casting ian anchor 10 wind
ward,'
A broken circle-.'st, Cloud Ring Busted"
very lean and hungry rooster-"No more
Land Offices for this bird
Figure OF an ancient lady, carrying an UNI
brella and leading poodle-''The coming Presi-
dent"
Figure OF Tatooed man knocked OUT Of
time, two seconds endesvoring 10 hold him up;
bottle labeled '.St. John Jacobs OIL"
Figure OF Blaine and black dog seated on q
fence, .Jack and l." colloquial: '.Where Is
Washington, Jackg'' '.Dun know. Bow. WOW.
WOW, wu!'
The motto transpareneies in the procession
bore the following inscriptions;
.'Pubiic Office Is public trust"
Portrait OF Cleveland-ssOur next president"
''My Dear Fisher am busted. ~. G.. b.
81 am q deAdhead in this enterprise. -.
C. B.
''Burn. burn, burn all my ietters"-J. G. b.
''Turn the rascsls out"
(Crowing oster)-'TI1ses rooster"
(Siek rooster)-..J Journal Press rooster"
(Crowing roosterl-ssNOrdstern rooster"
''This settles IL. journal Press-"2ie"
Hendricks portrait-"Nexf vice president"
''No more channels in which can be useful. -
u. G. b.
''Turn the rascals out-examine the books"
"My Dear Fisher, Anchors all gone-drifting
hellwards. ~. G. b.
'No South, no North. bat solid Union"
"Good by Jimmyy'
'sBlane's goose is cooked"
'Pnre and honest government"
''The laboring classes must be protected"
''Cleveland and Hendricks Club."
Gan open grave, with Cleveland shoveling earth
on Jim Blaine.l '.Hie jGoet lingo Jim"
We've elected our man, and he shall occupy
the White House."
''Who killed Jim Blaine-I. said q Little
Rock"
Regards, regards. regards to Mrs. Fisher
''Hic facet lingo Jim-nobody now will care
for him"
'shout, Democrats shout, we've turned the
rascals out"
We've got there and propose to stay"
"No more counting out-yon bet."
''No South, no North, no West, no East, but
one common people"
''My Dear Fisher, Don't refuse a sick man.
tombstone-'Sacred 10 the memory OF
james j. b. B.-Mulligan killed him."
"a government BY the people"
"Burn, burn, burn this letter.. G, B.
left, left. Jim Blaine is left -
"a solid Union once more"
''No 1876 this time"
"My regards 10 Mrs. Fisher. G. Blaine.
ssTell the Truth
''Hurrah for the Mugwumps"
rum, Romanism, Rebellion"
''On 10 Washington, $3.50 miles an hour. IS
sob, what a devil OF a fix. ~. g. b.
"Honest government, the best protection fol-
capital and labor"
picture OF a rooster) 's21o."
"Weve waited too long TO submit 70 4 second
fraud, and don't you forget it,
1.-The viii OF the people, expressed az the bal
lot box, must and shall be respected"
ma, ma, where is pas Gone to the White
House. Hal Hal. Hailr
Representation Of grave with q plumed hat
resting thereon.-"J. G. b.
"PersRnlich Freiheit''-Grover Cleveland
''Blaine's Temperenz Eiecht nfcht.''
absolute und Gleiche Recht. Grover Cleye
land
"Nictory for the Old settlers"
How do these few lines find your sl9. si9.
Kin osfentliches Amt list ufentliches Yer
trauen-Grover Cleveland.
''Ihe earth is ours and all the Land ofices. y
''ReT. "a black BALL Pure Gall that's ALL
''Blsine is busted. carry the news to the St.
Cloud Ring"
"Csst an anchor 10 windward"
"Yellll IS TO spare"
''New York, New Jersey, Indiana, Connect
cut"
Democrats happy. Republicans gone to th'
woods
Blaine to his committee: "You are pack o
id fools"
The Times Office was brilliantly Illuminated
and transparency projected from one of tn
windows. bearing the words: cleveland wa
Minnesotas choice. :" 1.-THE Victory Is Ours.
''No Fraud this Time" Delegations were pres
entfrom Sauk Rapids. ST. Joseph. Albany. Mel
rose, Sank Centre and many other localities.
The meeting was called TO order az once, AM
G. F. Macdonald was elected chairman. He re
turned thanks in a few words referred 20 tn
glorious victory they had assembled 20 celebrate
Mr.. n. +. Barnes then introduced and de
livered a short but stirring address, which ere
ated great enthusiasm,
Then followed selection BY the band. sfte
which ST. Pauls eloquent orator, Mr.. John W
Willis, was then introduced and delivered
speech of half an hour in length, which com
/ pletely captivated the large audience. he re
viewed some Of the features OF the campaign
and dwelt in clog uent language upon the char
acter OF the Democratic candidates, and the vic
tory won by the party. Mr.. Willis attendance
was unexpected, and all the more appreciated
He is in attendance ~ q term OF court At Saul
Rapids, and kindly consented 10 speak. Indeed
/ he is one OF those true blue Democrats who AZ
never so happy as when proclaining Democrat
doctrines TO the world. He has already take
front rank among the orators Of the northwest
Representative-elect Reiuhard next follows
with address in German, which kept hi
countrymen in an enthusiastic state from be
ginning TO end
Mr.. P. B. German was called out, and ez
pressed his eradication At the great victory @
the grand old Democratic party.
As a representative of the Old Settlers, Mr.. !
II. Linnemann delivered ten minutes speech
interpreted with fun, humor and sound sens
which created great applause.
AT sAUK RAPIDS.
Especial Telegram TO the Globe.
SKuK RAPIDS. Nov. 13.-Sauk Rapids had .