St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-08

Long Prairie. Oct. 8; Glenwood, Oct 10; st.
Cloud, Oct. 4.
Brainerd. Oct. IS; yerndale. Oct. II: Wa
dena, Oct: Is: Perham, Oct. 16; Moorhead,
Oct II: Morris, Oct Is.
John w Willis-Oct. 90 at Hutchinson
Oct. 2, at Appleton; Oct. % at Montevideo
Oct %, at Granite Falls; Oct. q at Mar
shall; Oct. %, at Pipestene; Oct o. at Luz
verne; Oct. %, at st. James; Oct 20 at
saltwater; Oct; 80, at Taylor's Falls.
fayette Marsh-saturday, Oct. II, North
field Monday, Oct. Is, Owatonna: Tuesday.
Oct. IL: Austin; Wednesday, Oct. 10. Albert
Lea; Thursday, Oct. 10, Spring Valley; Fri
day, Oct. II, Rochester
John L. Townley-Norwood, Oct II; Glen
Gee. Oct. 10.
Hon. A. j. Whiteman will speak at
the Following times and places next
week:
BTainerd. Oct. - Perham.. -. Oct 16
Aerndale 49,. Oct. La Meorheaa.. Oct. II
Wadena..- ....Oct. 5lMorris. -. Oct. l8
Yesterdays meeting of the Repub-
llcan state committee demonstrated that
the managers of the g. o. p. are badly
scared, to say the least, over the out
look for their ticket in November. In
response to Invitations issued by Chair
man Heatwole early last week, the
heads of the Republican county organ
lzations i'll nearly three-feurths of the
counties in the state were present at
the headquarters in the Endicott at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. Reports
were given by each of the gentlemen
present. Some of these reports from
counties like Douglass, Pope, Polk.
Otter Tail, Lyon. Renville. Grant and
traverse produced anything but an en-
couraging effect Oh the meeting.
IF Heatwole wanted to scare us, re-
marked one of the leaders from South
ern Minnesota, II confess that he ac-
eomplished his purpose. We were
frightened at the reports rendered by
some of the workers, but l cannot see
how this is going to help u.s. Some few
may work harder for success, but others
Will be discouraged, and our opponents
cannot help being encouraged at this
evidence of fear on the part of our peo-
ple.'
Among those present were:
NJ Fitzgerald, Ramsey; ". P. Dunning-
Ton Ion Redwood; S: N. West, Rice; William
Dean, Pipestone: A. s. Mcmillan. Wadena !:
T. Z. Clarke, Washington; j. A Tawney, Wi
mona: A. Brooks, Becker; c. L. Boos, Brown :;
Z; l.. Benedict, Blue Earth: j. j. Pinney,
Chippewa: E. c. ingalls,. Chisago: c. A. Nye.
Clay; A. W. Ames, Cottonwood; j. j. Howe,
crow Wing: j. n. Nevers, Crow Wing: S. j.
Abbott. Faribault; John whyiock, Freeborn;
Fred Setback, Goodhue; George F. Potter
houston; b. 3. Malander, kanaDec; Andrew
Kittson; NJ. D. Gibbs Lyons: A. T. Koer-
ner, Meeker; S f. Staples. Morrison; E. S.
Pettyjohn, Nicollet: c. II. Smith, Mobiles: E.
&C. E: corlIss Otter Tau; 4. E,ieson, Renyille;
Peter Lotgren, Marshall; S. o. Morse, Muir
ray; Samuel MatherS. Yellow Medicine; f.
V. knatvold, FreeborI.
The state committee was represented
as follows:
Joel P. Heatwole, Mortified; j. A. Taw-
ney, Wlnona; d. NJ. Clough. Minneapolis;
City; Tams Bixby, Red Wing; W. j. Freaney,
ST. Paul: John Goodnow. minneapolis; W.
b. Parsons, Dodge Center; George Kuudson.
st. James; M. d. Taylor, St.Cloud j. Il. Ack-
erman, Young America; W. ", Rich. Mar
shall; r. E. Thompson. Preston; August T.
koerner. Litchtielo; John Hutton, Window;
e. G. Winchester, Warren; j. j. Howe,
Brainerd.
The import of the meeting can better
gathered bya glance at the list of prom
lnent leaders who were also admitted to
the meeting. Some of these were:
j. c. Flynn and s. F. Staples, Little Falls;
Gen. Mullen. Gov Merriam. Col. Bobleter
anu Col Soren Listoe, of ST. Paul; A. j.
Blethen aud .. V. TOusley. of Minneapolis;
A. ii. Reed, Glencoe; F. NJ. Wilson, o. D.
Anderson, ". f. Cross, Red Wing; II. A.
Seigneuret, Henderson; j. n. Movers. Brain
erd; and j. Nj. Thompson, of Sleepy Eye.
The Democrats of the First ward viii
meet at SAT Decatur street, near Bed
ford, this evening. Judge j. J. Nc
Cafferty, A. E. HAYES, and II. G. Nc
Carly will do the speaking
The First ward Democrats have
organized club which will be known
as the First Ward Democratic club. 1t
is Differed as follows: President, Adam
Walker; vice president, john Rode
macker; secretary, Alec Knight; treas
urer, John Gritsch; executive COM
mittee, Joseph Weiilex, Charles Wig
ner, Adolph Geier. John Miesei Meet
!ngs will be held every Thursday even
ing.
''Charley'' Gilman spent Yesterday
hobnObbing with the politicians around
the Merchants. He has not yet made
up his mind as to whether OF not he will
run for congress in the Fifth district.
10 GLOBE representative yesterday
he said that he might have something to
saw later. II may make up my mind to
say it at some small town on the stump"
he said in conclusion as he walked away.
The great ''expose" printed in an
evening organ OF this city, which has
the rare faculty of mistaking abuse and
Misrepresentation for argument, turns
out to have been founded on story
manufactured by man who must aD-
pear before the next grand jury of this
county to answer to a very serious
charge. The following letter will partly
explain the character of the man who
filled" the evening organs reporter
Yesterday with this eXtraOrdinarv warn.
ST PAUL, Mimi, Oct. Z, 189O-Editor
GLOBE: l saw this evening an article in The
Dispatch styled Exposed Now if the
Republican party has to come down to get
ting its Information about people from
sources Ike the one they show there, then l
must say, stop. If Mr.. Won Arnold has been
fired from the order of Sons of Herman, he
cannot start a new lodge on his own hook as
claimed, and further, if he has been fired some
one has betrayed his oath as such Son OF
Herman in giving it out to the public. 1t is
very plain that this information came from
party who is now held to the grand jury on
a very serious charge, and who is would-be
detective on his own hook, Such is the COM
pany they keep. GEORGE F. UMLAND,
AL University AVppun