St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

in nomination. This district comprises
the First ward and the townships of
Marine, Oneka, Grant and Forest Lake.
In. District No. 2 Hon. G. M. Seymour
received the unanimous nomination.
This district comprises the Second and
Third wards of the city. District. No.
3, which comprises the rest of the
county, will hold it's convention later
on. For county commissioner in the
First district Charles Lund, of Marine,
was nominated, and in the Third dis
trlet, comprising the Third ward of the
city, Andrew Olson was nominated.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The nomination of Hon. Fayette
Marsh by both Republican and Demo
cratic conventions for representative,
is undoubtedly owing to his pronounced
tariff reform views, which are so largely
shared in by Republicans as well as
Democrats in this county.
The Democratic torchlight parade of
last evening was far the finest political
demonstration of the campaign. 1t was
hummer and no mistake, and the boys
all vote just as they went line.
yesterday afternoon, while gang Of
conylcts were working in the depot
yards unloading gravel which is being
drawn thither from the prison yard, a
man named John Bailey managed to
elude the vigilance of the guards, and
could not be found when the rest were
marched back to the prison. He had
only three months longer to serve, and
his action is therefore very strange.
The rousing speeches of Messrs.
Durant, Gregory and Burke relieved
the mOnotOny of an ordinary conven-
ton and were warmly received by the
convention.
The two conventions were the means
of filling the city with people from the
country yesterday, many of whom are
not frequent visitors here.
Hugh Harrison and James p. Pink
ham, of Minneapolis, were in the city
ednesday, the guests of the Prohibi-
ton club.
IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. Sidney Childs, of Renneslar
Falls, n. Y, and Mrs. DR.. A. j. Muir
dock, of Minneapolis, have been the
guests of Mrs. II. r. Murdoch, of this
city.
Mrs. David Connors, of Duluth, Is
visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenleaf have been the
guests of Mrs. l.. L. Thompson for few
days.
Miss Minnie Folsom has returned
from an extended visit to Milwaukee,
Chicago and other points in that vicin-
ity.
Miss Glenn May is Spending the Sab
bath at White Bear lake with her sister,
Mrs. James King.
Sammy DensmOre, a young son of the
late John ID. Dinsmore, died yesterday
at Minneapolis after short illness, with
cramps Ill the stomach. His remains
will be brought here for burial to-day
in Fairview cemetery.
Miss Matte Smith is visiting friends
in Minneapolis this week.
EX-Sergt. Dick Parker, of Company
b, now an emplOye of the Mccormack
Reaper company, at Chicago, is visiting
Sergt. e. NJ. McCluer.
Leslie Cutler and wife, of Bangor,
Me-, a brother of Mr.. and Mrs. G. III.
Browne, is visiting them for a few
days.
The Knights of Honor had ball at
Music hall Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie Larrwaie is visiting
friends in this city. Her home is in
Minneapolis now.
Mrs. George D. Hall and her children
lett last Sunday evening for Boston,
where she will reside with her husband.
j. K. Ballantine and wife, of Pots
dam, N. Y, arrived yesterday and will
make their home in this city.
Oct 10th "a Night Off" will give
performance at the Grand opera house.
r. S. Davis, cashier of the Lumber
mans National bank, has moved into
his new residence on South Third street.
Mrs. Harvey Wilson and Mrs. Combs
are making calculations to winter in
California, at Santa Clara. Frank Com
fort will occupy the Wilson mansion.
Mrs. Merrill, of Des MOines, To-, who
has been guest of DR.. Merrill, has re-
turned home.
CONVICT RECAPTURED.
An escaped convict was captured by
Sheriff Holcomb about s p. M, in a
sewer near the Tepas brewery. He will
be on the street gang on Monday. wear
ing ball and chain.