St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-14

lishment he had but little to say, but
said that 1T was matter of .'conyen-
ience." 1t proves to be very eonven-
lent. for it is a sort of a political Mecca
where all of the politicians and would
be Oficeholders make daily pilgrimages.
The door IS closed and bolted, while Oh
the inside can be heard subdued CONVEX
sation relative to the carrying on of the
campaign. Sometimes the conversation
is not as quiet as it should be, which
makes it clearly evident that John had
a long head when he erected his DOM
lcile.
Tonight at Harmonic hall the city
campaign of the Democratic party will
be practically opened. 1t will be a rOus-
ing meeting, and no good Democrat or
good Republican who values truth md
honest government can afford to stay
away. 7. B. Winston will be the speaker
of the evening and will let the people
know just exactly what platform he
stands upon. This is pretty generally
known already, but he will emphasize 1t
tonight. There will also be presented
some facts and figures which will prove
the utter hollowDess of the loud pre-
tensions of the ''retrenchment and re-
form'' government. MIR. Winston will
show the people how retrenchment be-
comes expensive when practiced by the
present incumbents in Office. DR.. Ames
and others will also sneak.
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Arrangements for the monster demon
stration Friday night at Harmonic hall,
are under the auspices of the Cleveland
club. A reception 10 c. s. DarrOw, the
eloquent Chicagoan who will discuss the
held at the West hotel, from + to s in the
evening. Every Democratic club in
the city should consider itself invited,
and is earnestly requested. to attend the
reception and afterWard march to the
hall. This meeting will be not particle
less interesting than was the Mills
meeting.
Another Richmond has entered the
aldermanic field. 1t is p. NJ. ShoIl. of
1902 North GIrard avenue, in the Tenth
ward. Mr.. ShOll is looking for votes as
an independent Republican.
Two important subjects will be con-
sidered by the Jefferson club tonight.
One concerns the plan TO have a moh-
ster torchlight procession Nov. 5. The
other has to do with the securing of
speakers for another big meeting like
the one K. A. Mills addressed.
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Thomas Wilson spent a few hours
in the city yesterday on his way to
Faribault. Judge Wilson is working
hard for Democracy, making a speech
every night. He reports that i'll the
country districts the foundations of Re-
publicanism have been rended as by
an earthquake.
The Alliance city and county COM
mittees and the committee of twenty
one, appointed TO nominate park, school
and library board candidates, have been
called to meetat Labor Temple tonight.
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Tomorrow evening the Democrats of
the Ninth ward Will hold a big meeting
in RuShf0rd'S hall. Twenty-third street
and Central avenue northeast, which
will be addressed by j. N Castle, =. 3.
Winston, J. X. Corrlgan, j. w. Arctan-
der, &. j. Buell. and w. Ii. Donahue.
The force of clerks in the city clerks
Office was busy yesterday in putting up
packages of election paraphernalia Tor
each election district. In each package
there were two poll lists, two
bottles OF ink, returns to be sent to the
city Gle k and county auditor. pack
age Of lacks, copies of the election laws
and ruler. These will be given out
to-day.
Autumn STYLES now READY in all depart
ments al the Plymouth Clothing House.