St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-24

long. He served several years as mem
Der OF the city council and was a delegate
to the Democratic National convention al
Cincinnati. At present he is a member of
the county commissioners. He is as care
full and economical in the performance of
his public duties as he is in his own private
affairs. He is always and everywhere
a Democrat.
CHARLES LIEDMAN
Charles Liedman is native of Sweden.
but an old and well-knOwn resident of ST.
Paul. He is a painter by occupation and
enjoys an enviable reputation for honesty,
trustwOrthiness and consistency He liz
one of the candidates for county commits
sioners from this city.
N. j. DAILY.
NJ. j. DAILY. nominated for county COM
missioner, is young man, born and bred
IN st. Paul. He is printer by trade, and
Is one of the L'oneer labor organizers in the
city. He is a married man. He is in
dorSed by the Trades and Labor assembly.
ne Will receive the support of the
laooring men at the pools, having been in
uofsed by numerous laboring organizations
In the city.
JOHN KERWIN.
is an old settler, and has been a laboring
man all his life. By dint of hard work he
mas an abundance with which to render
comfortable his declining years. He is at
present very active member of the county
BOARD. Whatever public interests are in
trusted 20 his care will be properly attended
TO. and IN very prompt manner.
LORENZO HoYT.
T.
IS one OF the old settlers of ST. Paul and
ramsey county. for he came here in 1S48.
About that time he had a little MEXICAN
war scrip and located it on 100 acres of GOV
eminent land little beyond Lake Como
at S1.25 per acre. He afterwards sold off
fifty acres. leaving 10 acres, which he has
since occupied as homestead and now &C.
cupies. He is a good. solid farmer, and
one of the most reliable and responsible
men in the Northwest.
s. NADEAU.
S. Nadeau, candidate for member of the
board of county commissioners from the
country towns. is one of the solid citizens
OF New Canada, where he has resided for
more than thirty years. By birth he is a
French-Canadian. For several years he
lived in st. Paul, where he was engaged in
mercantile life. which he left some years
ago for farm. He is a Democrat of the
old school and an honest man.
ALBERT sCHEFFER.
Hon. Albert Scheffer, senatorial candi-
date in the Twenty-sixth district, needs no
introduction to the citizens Of st. Paul.
They have seen him grow up in their midst
and they know what manner of man he is.
He is proverbia for his lberaltv. He is a
Rnpubica and hap Ia ie 6x>od
financially, is good orator, an old soldier,
and if he were Democrat could be elected
to any Office in the state.
ROBERT A. SMITH.
r. A. Smith, generally called Bob Smith,
is candidate for senator from the Twenty
seventh district. His name is household
word in Ramsey county. He has been
treasurer of the county, many times men,
Der of the city council and of the legisla-
ture. and is banker. His hand is always
open to those in distress, and his generosity
and liberality are proverbial Whenever
Mr.. Smith has gone before the people he
has never failed to carry a strong vote. He
is president of the city council No other
man in his ward can be elected when he is
candidate. The Republicans have in
dorsed him. By coincidence, himself and
Mr.. Scheffer, each of whom is twice NOM
mated for senator. are in the same bank.
ROBERT NEWELL.
Robert Newell. candidate for representa-
tive from the First ward, is As years old
and came from Lanarkshire, Scotland In
1859 he arrived in this country and worked
at his trade as machinSt until 1851,
when he enlisted as soldier. For three
years he served in the Third infantry. He
was however, discharged and returned to
his trade. In 1869 he came to st. Paul.
He was identified with the cause of labor,
and is the choice of the ST. Paul Trades
and Labor assembly. He is held in high
esteem by workingmen and all old soldiers.
He is an active member of Garfield post.
G. A. r.
E. II. WOOD
Is candidate for representative from
the Twenty seventh district and is best
known in the community as Judge Wood.
Many years ago he located in West st.
Paul. when lots could hardly be given
away. He found money enough in some
way to make the first payment on lot and
got along the best way he could in making
the other payments, and succeeded in get
ting a house built. Fortunately railroad
came along and the judge found that his
little homestead was valuable. He has
been before the public in one or two in
stances. He was a member of the city
council of st. Paul for several terms, and
also served for several years as a justice
Of the peace.
o. o. CULLEN.
O.. o. Cullen is a candidate for represent
alive in the TwentySeventh district. Mr..
Cullen was born and has grown up in ST.
Paul. While he has never sought any DO
lltical honors they have sometimes come his
way. Whenever this has occurred his con-
stituents have carried him to success in a
way that left no reason to doubt his popu-
larity. He has been and is now member
Of the city council and is faithful, ener-
getic member. He is the son of the late
Mai. Cullen. He has already had expert
ence in legislative halls, having before
served in the house.
G. D. o'BRIEN.
This gentleman is candidate for repre-
sentative in the Twenty-seventh district.
He has been before the public, and has Oc-
cupied so many places of prominence and
importance that he is necessarily pretty
well known to most of the citizens of this
city. He is probably as well and even
better known as a lawyer than
as politician. He is the son Of the late
Dillon O'Brien, man of marked literary
accomp ishments. and an author of several
works. He has been mayor of the city OF
st. Paul, and county attorney, and in addi-
ton to this he was assistant United Statet
district attorney under G. K. Davis. He il
a fine speaker and man of affairs. with
great executive ability. He is called Chris
for short.
L. A. NORMANDIN.
LA. Normandin is Endorsed as candidate
for representative from the Twenty-seventk
district by the Trades and Labor assembly.
He is of French nationality. He has beer
an active worker in the rank and file of the
Democrats. He was soldier and is inter-
ested i'll all old comrades.
E. C. STARKEY.
E. G. Starkey, candidate for representa-:
tive in the Twenty-sXth district, is at tho
prese 1T time and has been for several years
member of the city council of ST. Paul
and has proved himself to be a very useful,
cool-headed, efficient member. He is al
ways at his post and does his COMMITTEES
work with marked industry and patience.
Ha ia not in thn nrdiparv farm O nOlitician.