St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-28


street. is evcnlydiyided in its politics.
Mr.. johnson declares for Cleveland,
while Mr.. Anderson will support the
Republican nominee.
J. ID. SOue. 4 tiorist of Saltwater. will
support Mr.. Harrison
e. X. Morris. of White Bear. voted
for Blaine ia 1884, and Will vote for
Harrison.
L. J. Yarnen. dentist. at 2G4 East
Seventh street. will cast his vote this
fall for Harrison.
Charles Frey. OF Frey x Yengler
East Seventh street. wishes that in
stead of one he had thousand votes
to cast for Cleveland.
r. ". Forbes. secretary of The \. NJ.
G. \. building committee, Will vote for
Harrison.
W. ". IIodgman. one of st. Paul's
prominent Young brokers. voted for
Cleveland four years ago and Will vote
for him again.
W. II. Grecnleaf. a lumber merchant
from Litchiield. Mimi. IS most ardent
Republican. and will support Harrison.
!. ". Cakes. the manager OF the ii.
Paul Merchant Tailoring company, VIII
vote for Harrison.
G. +. Barnes. a salesman at PA Fourth
street. will also east his vote for Harri-
son.
:. II. Marshall of the firm of Elmer
K Marshall. voted for Blaine in 81
and VIII vote for Harrison in IS"
j. II. Mills. banker at Black River
Falls, will support Harrison with the
same ardOr that he did Blaine in 1884.
Ed FradcHburgh. clerk in the city
ticket Office OF the Manitoba railroad.
Will cast ms first vote for Harrison.
EInnrrfnN- who Il the TnnTnSpn-
tatiye in 81. Paul of several large lum-
Der firms. is one of the most enthusiastic
Democrats in the city. and is willing to
stake his pile Oh Cleyeland'S election.
john Lux. a contractor Tor sOddlug.
who lives al 3.29 Summit Place, will vote
the straight Democratic ticket.
l.. W. Griffin. Il civil engineer who
iiVeS at 3l:,6 Pleasant avenue. Minneap-
oils. throws his vote for Harrison.
W Flanders. grOceryman doing
business in the Eighth ward, Minneap-
oils, will vote for Harrison.
g. W Moore. of as Dayton avenue,
will vote for Harrison.
RE-. Cummings. travelling salesman
from BiOSburg. Penn. says he votes Tor
Cleveland every time.
\. FOugner. vino is the advertising
man on the Skandinaven. Chicago
paper, casts his vote TOR Cleveland.
il. y. Davis. OF the Merchants hotel.
east his vote for Cleveland at the last
election and Providence permitting,
VIII do the same again.
r. J.. Guild who carries on
fire Insurance and loan business in the
Davidson bloc h. will cast his vote fOr
Harrison.
y. l.. Waller who owns stock
farm at Clear Lake. To-, voted for
Cleveland in 1854 and wishes ne had
thousand more to cast at this election.
+. Il. u. Andrews. Il ranchman from
Fort Worth, Tex. will do all he can 10
secure Clcyeiand'S reelection.
II. kollmorgan. the manager of Val
BlatZ st. Paul branch. will be an en-
thuSiastic supporter of Cleveland.
W. y. Bigham. brakeman. residing
at 2GO West Sixth street. will cast his
vote for Cleveland.
C. KrerbOhl who is i'm the liquor
business in 1t. Louis, IS an ardent adj
mireT of Cleveland.
&. ". Ferris. who is a bGOkkeepeT for
Allen X Co. viii support Harrison.
y. p. Mead. an old railroad conduc-
tor. says that Cleveland, in his opinion.
has made good president for nearly
four years. and will probably make as
good during the next four.
7. ID. IOuseY. a locomotive engineer
residing in Minneapolis. says that
Cleveland is his choice for president.
X. :. KueneofI. a travelling salesman
for New York house wili.if he reaches
home in time. east 4 vote for Harrison.
Z. G.. Jones who has charge OF the
Bureau of Information at the MeT-
chants hOtc! wishes lie had hundred
votes to cast Tor Cleveland.
I roI
an Omaha house, viii vote for Harri-
son.
/. :. Toilet, a banker residing at
Hastings. viii vote the straight Repub-
lican ticket.
Z. W. johnson. who represents the
Merchants Dispatch transportation
company. Will throw his vote OH the
Democratic balance of she scale.
!. c. Maxwell. who is engaged in the
lumber business. will vote for Harrison.
Ehle Allen. who is one Of the most
prominent livery men in the city, Is
willing to stake all his goods ane chat
tells thar Cleveland will be elected.
J. Bowling. who represents st.
Louis house. is confident that Cleveland
viii he elected.
\. LeYinsOn. who is with Allen d
CO.. will support Cleveland.
=
always voted the Republican ticket, and
viii do SO this fall.
q. Greggs. who is in the monument
, business in the Chamber of Commerce
building, viii support Harrison.
\. j. Birmingham. secretary OF the
Andrew SchOch Grocery company
voted for Cleveland in ST and will cast
is ballot for Cleveland and Thurman.
VI. CauchOiS. connected with Mann
heimeT Bros, Is never seen without his
red bandana. and will vote for the DEM
Ocratic nominees from force of habit.
DIR. Quincy wiltsuppOrt Harrison and
Morton.
T. +. Parker. Of the city attorneys
! office. will as usual, support the Demo
cratic nominees.
Manager ". !. Wells. of the Olympic
theaier. will cast his ballot for Cleve-
land and Thurman. James hurry.
/ treasurer Of the theateT. views the stu
alton in different light, however, and
/ Will vote for Harrison and Morton.
=. DoughtT. proprietor of the Inter
national hotel. will vote for Cleveland.
as he did in 81.
Andrew Schoch president of the gro
Gerry company bearing his name. voted
! for Blaine and will again support the
Republican nominee.
y. Elmer. manager of the st. Paul
1 Storage. Forwarding and Implement
( company. Will vote the straight Repub-
lican ticket from president to county
/ commissioners.
! j. ". CrOSsOn. manager of the Du-
/ hlth Coal company, is as yet undecided
/ as to his preference for president. but
/ favors the Republican tariff platform.
I He voted for Blaine in 1884.
F. Keogh. of Beaupre, KeOgh Il Davis.
/ will vote the straight Republican ticket,
/ as he did in 1884.
! y. Il. Frost. the Fourth street archi-
I tecf. will exercise his franchise in favor
4 OF Fisk and Brooks. He voted the Re-
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