St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05

toned. especially the question of labor
and wages, better than he. j. n. Castle
will also BIZ one of the speakers. The
remainder of the programme will be ac-
ceptably filled, although it Is too early
to announce it.
Tomorrow evening a meeting under
the auspices Of the Seventh Ward
Jefferson club will be held at 2615
Iwenty-fifth street south. Louis r.
In can, A. s. Reyes, c. A. Quist and
others will speak. The club has nearly
200 members, and besides an executive
election district. has the following Off
GERS: President, G. A. Chalberg: vice
president, I. L. Odegarden; secretary,
w. w. King; treasurer, John POrtan.
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Tuesday evening the Democrats of the
Second ward, and as many Democrats
from other parts of the city as choose
to attend, will meet in Roses hall, on
Central avenue. Lars NJ. Rand. f. q.
Mcmillan, j. G. Haynes, Matt Gallagher
and others will speak.
Under the auspices of the Cleveland
club, big meeting will be held in Re-
lief hall, corner of Lake street and Stew
ems avenue on Wednesday evening.
There will be an abundance of good
speakers in attendance. A club will be
organized in the Fourth ward on Tues
day evening. The meeting will be held
IN the Democratic county committees
headquarters. Next Saturday evening
the Third ward Democrats will organ
ize a club.
One of the most highly appreciated
contributions to the Democratic city
committees souvenirs of war" has
been made by Mrs. F. q. Holbrook. wife
of the secretary of the city committee.
1t is life-size crayon portrait of P. B..
Winston. the popular candidate for
mayor. 1t is verify speaking like
ness" of the next mayor and testities
volubly to the artistic abilities of Mrs.
Holbrook, whose work it is. The por-
trait has been handsomely framed and
will be set in the front window of the
Democratic headquarters.
The Democratic committee and candi-
dates will meet at the city headquarters
Tuesday afternoon, when p. B Winston
will have arrived.
Wallace g. Nye, secretary of the park
board and Republican candidate for the
legislature from the Twenty-ninth dis
trict, has not been in politics, but he is
developing head for that delightful
pastime quite rapidly. He has
been mixing drugs and eyolv-
ing new compounds so long
that he feels confident of success
in evolving political schemes. While
Nye is running for the legislature, he
does not care one bit about going to the
halls made famous by Ignatius Dom
nelly and Tom Lucas. To be brief, Nye
wants to be state oil inspector. His
campaign for the legislature is intend
ed merely as blind, and is undertaken
for the Interior purpose of giving him
prestige with the governor, provided
that Merriam is elected. He thinks
that by getting out into the political
stubble-feld. with arms barred and col
lar ioosened, and tearing up the earth
In mad attempt to secure election in
strong Democratic district, he will
gain prestige and earn some sort of re-
ward. This information comes from a
reliable Republican source and is au-
thentic.
The Democratic county committee
met last night and mapped ont plan OF
campaign. The movement upon the
enemy's works will begin Immediately
aud will be prosecuted with vigor. a
hall will be engaged in every ward and
town, where meetings will be held and
general campaign work done. The can
vass of Hennepln county will be ener.
getic.