St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-12
HOUSING MEETINGS AHEAD.

H. If. Fuller Says That Rousing
Meetings will be Held Next Mon
Gay Night.
Il don't think that DR., Ames has estaD-
liShed headquarters in this city. Ii he had L
think | should know it." said IL. IL.
Fuller yesterday, as he was ne
gotiating with fruit vendor Tor
the purchase of seven bananas.
there was a rumor afloat that the doctor
was going to plant few campaign guns IN
the city, and the reporter was in search or
the battery. II haven't heard of any such
a move" said Mr.. Fuller, but you can bet
your life there will be a couple OF heavy
Democratic meetings held in st. Paul ana
Minneapolis next Monday night, and he
laughed hollow laugh as he moved away
with the bananas.
THAT means fight" said Democrat who
was leaning against a neighbOring telegraph
dole, and had overheard the remark OF the
young political leader. THAT means tight
and il means that the Democratic convention
next Tuesday will be variegated picnic in
full bloom. don't think for minute that
Fuller viii have any show in the convention.
but he viii make kick for recognition and
as his list of delegates have been instructed
for Ames, and as the great mag
pc Ames, men there is a possibility that he
will be let in. After Fuller has been disposed
o., IguGtius Donnelly will march into the
arena and q howl will go up from him that
VIII remind those who hear it of long
hand ed earthquake shock with SailOW COM
pIexion. I was at the Pennington conven-
lion last Thursday and DOnnelly had a
great number of synpathiZers there,
and several men who did not leave
the convention with him, expressed II as their
belief that the sage would work his delega-
ton into the convention. Mr.. Donnelly
gives il out that he proposes to raise HI,
ana ] guess there is no doubt he'll do all he
can to make good his promise. He intends to
come before the convention with written
explanation of why there is q conteStlng
delegation from Dakota county, and as there
are charges of illegal caucuses and
illegally elected delegates to the county
convention, it seems probable that the eE-
planation win at least demand consideration.
DOnuelly swears that If the convention don
give MIN and those he represents fair show
he viii turn his farmers and Knights Of
Labor loose and do al can to defeat the
nominees of the convention. 1t is not set
tied fact that Donnelly will fight for Ames if
he is nominated by long shot"
ANOTHER DONNELLY CHESTNUT.
While Gov. Hubbard is confined to his
room at the Merchants with a persistent
and aggravating cold, DOnnelly, it is al
legged, has insnuated that the governor has
agreed to place himself in the hands of
Messrs. Kelly. Doran and HILL if they will
work for his denomination. Last Wednes-
day 2. H. Kelly. Anthony Kelly and E.
W. Durant called on Gov. Hubbard in his
room at the Merchants and it is claimed
that the scheme was proposed to the gov
ernOr at this time. 1t happened that Mr..
DOnneIly came to st. Paul that day,
and in the morning paper he noticed par
agraph regarding the conference and he at
once figured out in his fertile brain the
whenceness of the what All the gentle
men deny, OF course, that there is any truth
in the report and say the conference last
Wednesday was relative to pine land mat
tiers. or business Of a personal nature. The
discovery has the outline of a companion
piece to the aQueduct find announced by
Ninnnger's philosopher last Wednesday.
The toll of the chestnut bell hardly dies out
over the remains of one stale nut when
Ignatius' hammers open the shuck Of an
other and just what he will husk next is
a question.
MAYOR RICE CHAIRMAN.
The #Ramsey county delegation to the
state convention met in the writing room
at the Merchants last night. There were
Mayor Rice. Dick O'Connor. w. p. Muir
ray. Johnny Mccarthy. Pat O'Brien. P. II.
Kelly and others. 1t was a secret session.
and lasted nearly two hours. The delegates
refused to be interviewed. saying that no
business had been transacted excepting the
election OF Mayor Rice as chairman of the
delegation. The meeting then adjourned
till next Monday evening, to meet in the
council chamber 1t was denied that the
question of candidates was discussed, and
those present said that Ames' name was
not mentioned