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

vote for Cleveland and thurman.
f. Z. Mcdonald. Republican County
COmmItteeman-Will vote the straight
Republican ticket? Well / should burst
a blood vessel.
Wesley J. Garbutt, of the Ryan Hotel
i am an out and out Democrat and
will contribute my mite toward helping
the entire ticket on 10 victory.
G. T. Butcher shall support and
work for the national and state Demo
cratic ticket. and cast my ballot with
the RefOrmers in county affairs.
Ed Harroun, Deputy County Auditor
| shall vote for every man whose name
is on the regular Democratic ticket.
James +. Kahn. StereOtyper, 646 Burr
Street, am in the fight for the cause
of Democracy. and will vote for every
man on the ticket.
Attorney W. II. II. McMartin, 266 East
ROBBIE shall support the full Republic
can ticker from one end TO the other.
d. F. Reese. Secretary Republican
County Communicable too.
LOnis Mlnea. Assistant Secretary of
Republican Congressional Committee
shall cast my vote for the whole Repub-
lican ticket, and will vote twice lOr MIR.
Merriam ii allowed to do so.
Fred Jerrard and Jack De Camp, Com
mission Merchants on Robert Street
We are both Staunch Democrats, and
shall cast our votes for Mr. Cleveland.
Ferdinand Smedley. Capitalist. Fourth
and Robert Successfully. I'm Dem
Ocrat. of course, and therefore perfect
gentleman.
W. s. Bryant, Real Estate Broker,
Fourth and Robert Streets-I'm born
Democrat. and you bet Cleveland Will
get there.
Archie Fonda-CIeveland always
John Morgan. Head Waiter at Lauer'S
Restaurant, Wabasha Street - Cleve-
land. most certainly.
J. c. Cabanne. Real Estate Dealer,
Fourth Street, am pretty near a Dem
Ocrat. and will vote for Cleveland.
Ed Matheis. Merchant Tailor. Jack
son Sreet-Republican sure. and Will
vote for Harrison.
Thomas O'Brien. Attorney. Bank Of
Minnesota Building-Are YOU Demo-
crat, Mr.. O'Brien? Yes, sir, l am, and
always will be.
+. L. Lynch. Clerk OF the Astoria HO-
tel-I'm Democrat and will vote for
Grove.
f. j. Smith, Cigar stand, Ryan Hotel
Pm a Republican and don't you for
get it. Harrison will be elected or I'll
eat my shirt.
Judge f. Ii. Wood, Hamline-Cleve-
land first, last and every time. and Ed
mund Rice and Eugene Wilson for the
state.
Mr.. Ryan. of Erwin & Ryan, Law
vers. Mannheimer Bloc&-Why. Of
course. Cleveland will be elected with
his hands down.
John L. Mcclure. BOOkkeeper for the
County Auditorium 4 Democrat, and
Cleveland will get my vote.
Capt. Bresette, City Hall-Put me
down for Cleveland.
Col. John Matheis, Carpet Merchant.
Third Street, will bet roll of fine
carpet on Harr isOn, and | am going TO
vote for him.
Petrlo Ramiciotti, Jackson Street
| vote for Harris ON. l tinke he
will beat.
t. V. Smalley, proprietor of the
Northwest Magazine have always
been a Republican and shall vote that
ticket. l am per sonally acquainted
with Harrison and believe he will be
elected.
W. G. Melville, local freight agent of
the Chicago. st. Paul Il Kansas City,
says that he will vote for Harrison
every time.
j. f. Burke. a commission merchant
on Dakota avenue. will cast his first
presidential vote for Cleveland.
A. NJ. GOyer, Enthusiastically senti-
ments are expressed by the following
lines:
oh if upon this Western shore
Our ancient Mother Eve could land.
She'd say. Weep no more. my children.
But 90 and vote for Cleveland.
Louis Olson. proprietor of the Globe
laundry, Will cast his vote for Cleye-
land.
Gottlieb Hochule, dealer in horses.
thinks that Cleveland would make the
best president.
II. b. Greening, is thOrOugh-gOing
Democrat and a strong supporter OF
Cleveland.
c. II. McVeigh. the Third street
caterer. will cast his vote for Cleveland.
{. J. IIendy, in Arthur's gentlemen's
furnish ing establishment on Third
street, is warm advocate OF Cleyeland's
policy.
S. il. Reid. conductor on the Chi
cagO. st. Paul Il Kansas City railroad.
will use all his influence TO secure the
election of Cleveland.
John Cody, clerk in Burke'S com
mission store, says he will vote every
time for Cleveland.
W. r. Hawthorne. West side real
estate dealer, is warm admirer Of
Cleveland.
\. JaccO, 4 travelling man from
Bloomington, Wis, is a good Cleveland
Democrat.
W. c. Gregg. who is in the hardware
business in Minneapolis, Will vote for
Harrison.
L. Whelan, the city ticket agent of
the Chicago. St. Paul ~ Kansas City
railway, says if he had 1000 votes he
would cast them for Cleveland.
W. F. Addincourt, who is in the in
Surance business in Minneapolis, will
vote for Cleveland.
Eugene Regenthal, who is with NJ.
Fronkel ~ Co.. is true Democrat and
warm advocate OF Cleveland.
+. E. North. conductor on the cable
/ car line, will support Harrison.
W. Benner, of Post Siding, declares
himself to be an out and out Prohibi-
ZIONIST and will support that ticket.
A. d. Cummings. who is III the lum-
Der and mining business in Duluth, is
an enthusiastic Democrat and will sup
port Cleveland.
4. AinswOrth, who is with the Pills
bury Mill company in Minneapolis, is
an ardent admirer of Cleveland.
l.. c. Stebbins. agent of the Manitoba
at Hutchinson, declared himself for
Harrison.
J. Sansoucie. a cutter for GOtzian 81
/ Co. will vote for Harrison.
0. 4. Mcconnell, contractor from
| Chicago. is very confident that Cleve-
| land will be continued president.
F. w. Stephenson, an insurance agent,
I is a warm adherent OF Harrison.
F. y. Tern. of ST. Cloud. declares him.
/ self a warm supporter of the Republic
can views on the liquor question and
! will support Harrison.
! J. 5. Halteman. manager of the De-
trOit Stove works, will vote for Har-
! risOn.
T. J. ChantillOn. railroad man from
st. Cloud, says that he votes for Cleye-
] land p,-prv time