St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-15
Small Pointers.


| d. F. Reese-No. we are not having any
thing to do with this independent movement.
| It's all right and ii is nothing to us. 1t may
| helm Ms / don't think Republican will vote
| for them. They may get some Democrats TO
vote TOR the other ticket. j don't believe
the men who would vote for it would vote the
Republican ticket It's pretty hard to get a
Democrat to vote for Republican candidate.
| It is Providence that has interfered 10 save
us from defeat. All Dick Ben wants, guess,
| is to down Dick O'Conuor-
w P Murray-Let those men run If they
want TO. | hope they will push their ticket
| to the front The ones who would vote for it
would probably vote with the Republicans,
and if they vote for the independent ticket
| they will do less harm.
| j. j. Thornton, of st. James--A. Fl. Bulls
is a strong man, and his popularity among
the farmers is on the constant increase. He
! is the man the farmers OF the Second district
| have been looking for to represent them 1T
! Washington.
John f. Meagher, of Mankato-Ames is all
right, and think Blue Earth county will
come to the front for lin. Henry Poehler is
! increasing in popularity all through the Min
nesota valley and in Southwestern Minnesota.
Will Nichos-You can quote me as saying
| that have nothing to do with any independ-
ent movement. don't want anY other ticket
l think the Republican party can get along
without anybody's assistance.
NJ. ]. Bell am straight Republican can
didate and 1 have nothing TO do with any
other ticket | did not know they were going
| to use my name aud they used IT without ask
ing my consent
Hon. E. W. Durant, of Saltwater. and
Alonzo Whiteman, OF Duluth, both Demo-
| cratic candidates for the state senate, were
callers at Democratic headquarters yes
terday.
John H. Ives-I am no bolter. I did not
like the way they did things, but am Dem
ocrat and l am going 10 support the straight
ticket. ] am not a candidate.
Charles Chapel-They have used nay name
without consulting me. l want to say that
an not q candidate, and shall support only
the Republican ticket.
mass Prohibition meeting will be held at
Relief hall, III East Ninth street. Saturday
evening. Rev. ]. P. Pinkham and others will
speak
Ex-Marshal H. R. Denny-I am always in
line. l don't think a man should get mad
simply because he doesn't get the nomina-
ton.
Moses E. Clapp and George c. Miles, of Fer
gus Falls, and Herman Stockenstrom, enjoyed
a campaign dinner at the Merchants.
a. E. Rice, of willmar-Don't you see that
the men who will vote for Anes will vote for
John Frank also.
W. N. Severance. of Appleton, and E. Matt
son, of Breckenridge, were callers in the COM
mittee rooms.
Hon. P. H. Kelly and the Hon. Michael
DOrsn arrived in st. Paul yesterday from
Washington.
Congressman John B. Gflfllan-Yes, have
come back from Washington unsoiled and with
clean hands.
NJ. E. Clapp left the committee rooms yes
terday afternoon to go toOwatonna and make
a speech.
D. B. Searle. st. Cloud-Every thing looks
all right. l neal it and am not making any
bluff.
Senator Mcmillan was quiet visitor at Re-
publican headquarters yesterday afternoon
The Colored Mems Rice club will hold
meeting at No. 374 Minnesota street tonight.
Secretary Joel P. Heatwole went home yes
terday to his Mortified sanctum.
P. H. Kelly guess the boys will come
around all right at the polls.
George A. Du Toit, of Chaska-Ames can
carry Carver county easily.
The Democratic state central committee
will meet next Tuesd@5.