St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
other conference is to be held Tuesday
at the Merchants.

other conference is to be held Tuesday
at the Merchants.
Tuesday evening. Oct. Z, at s O'Clock.
the Ninth ward Democrats will fire off
their first gun of the campaign at corner
OF Park avenue and Sycamore street.
Ihe meeting will be addressed by the
Hon. ID. w. LAWYER and Hon. j. j. Nc
Cafferty. All candidates of the Demo-
cratic party would do well to be present
and become acquainted with their
friends i'll the banner ward of Dem
ocracy.
The gentlemen constituting the con-
gressionaI committee of the Third dis
trict are as follows: E. A. Childs, Glen
coe, Mcleod county, chairman; f. G..
Hardy, WillmaI, KandiyOhi county /;
Richard WEIGH, Litchfield, Meeker
county; William Austin, Appleton,
Swift county; T.. G. O'Conner, RenviIle,
kenville county; joseph JAMS, Monte
vldeo. Chippewa county; c. j. Strunk,
Shakopee, Scott county; Charles Betch-
er, Red Wing, Goodhue county; w. w.
McGuire, Mortified, Rice county: NJ.
FL. Mnyres. Chaska, Carver county;
George W. Wentworth, West st. Paul,
Dakota county.
Hon. S. NJ. Orven, the Alliance nomi-
nee for governor will speak on Argyle
street i'll the Eighth ward on Monday
evening. There will be several other
speakers on hand to help him out with
the meeting.
Congressman Snider is expected home
TINS afternoon, and will attend a meet
| ing of his Onnnraccinnol aOpopn;tto0 -,
THIS city OH Monday afternoon. The
boys" are getting very hungry around
the headquarters in the Endicott, and
"ShelF' Biakeley and George Lamb are
kept busy telling them that the captain
will be on hand in a day or two. That
there will be a crowd on hand for supplies
on Monday, goes without saying. The
local heelers all remember the liberal
sums dlshed out at the Clifton two
years ago, and they will expect the
same amounts this year-and why
should they not have some of the stuff?
Part. at least, of it comes from the Re-
publican congressional committee.
which is now engaged in ''frying fat
out of the men who will receive all of
the benefits of the Mckinley bill for
which MIR. Snider voted.
A local evening sheet, distinguished
TOT senSeless and insane fakes, yesterday
published what %purported to he a letter
from Chairman Fuller to the members
of the city council. requesting them to
be present at a meeting of the county
committee held on the afternoon OF the
2d. No such notice was ever sent the
councilmen, as Judge Flandrau, w. a.
Van Slyke, Aid. Bott or any of the
other members will testify. Such fab
HlnltJnnS 0nn anIu i'm. fhA 1arfx
which anc lions them.
The 'kidS" are evidently determined
that Henry Johns shall run for senator
In the Twenty-siXth district. They
claim that considering the fact that he
is the only candidate they have OH the
ticket. it is not quite right to ask him to
withdraw.
W were turned down. or rather betrayed,
when the committee was named,' remarked
a prominent kid yesterday, land yet we
showed the other fellows that we had the
people with us by the nomination of Henry
Johns. L do not expect that Henry can be
elected, but | do know that he can run ahead
OF his ticket, and thus demonstrate that we
have some friends. The boys are all with US
IN the Fourth, Fifth and sixth wards. and |
want Johns TO run and show a few of the
fossils on the county committee that they do
not amount TO half as much as they think
they do"
Let Henry Johns run for the senate
it he wants TO-" remarked a Seventh
ward Republican a little later. HE
will be defeated so badly that we will
be rid OF him. AS a m tier of fact [
neve thought he intended to make the
race. All he wanted was to scare some
people into pulling him off. The kids
are out and they are out to stay. The
respectable Republicans of st. Paul do
not propose to be led by a gang of dis
control last spring. Johns and the en-
tire outfit have no strength and | do not
believe he will make the race.D
Gen. j. II. Baker is nothing if not ag-
gressive and active. He has made the
following dates:
Oct. 9 at Dawson. IOct. IL at Heron Lake.
Oct. 10 at GraniteI Oct. 10 at Window.
Falls. Oct. l6 at Madelia.
Oct. IL at Marshall.
"Your Uncle Loren'' Fletcher came
over from Minneapolis yesterday and
spent some time at the Republican
headquarters. He pretended not to see
the numerous handsome pictures of
Gov. Merriam, and devoted most of his
time to the study of a portrait of Blaine
which hung on the wall. Before leav-
ing he made the prediction that the
Maine man-nOt Reed-would be the
next president.
Their was a very enthusiastic Demo-
cratic meeting last evening in Brandl's
hall on University venue Speeches
were delivered by Messrs f. S. Battlev,
f. c. Ives and F.. C. Curtis. Hon. j. S.