St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-25

and every available inch of space will be oc-
cnpied while the delegates to the convention
are In the city. Arrangements Will tie made
TO double the capacity of every restaurant in
the city. Ii is possible that something will
De done III the line Of building q mammoth
temporary restaurant near the exposition
building for the accommodation Of all who
may want TO refresh the inner man over
there on that side of the river. AT the
next meeting of the exposition board the
consent of that body to the use
OF the building will be asked for OF course
II Will be granted. Then the building will
have to be put in shape A larger crowd than
was taken care of during the Y. p S. G. Z.
convention will have to be accommodated,
and the plans will be drawn accordingly.
The railroads must get ready to take care
NJ the crowds that will go to ST. Paul night
and morning. They have not taken any
steps as yet. of course, but they are awake
and will be prepared when the time comes
Supt. Williams, Of the Milwaukee, says that
his road Will take care of all the people that
fall 90 its lot. 1t will run train every mill
Northern, will run its trains from
St Paul directly to the convention
hall. That will give direct transit
The st. Louis is also preparing to do all in
us power 10 take care OF the immense traffic
between the cities The telegraph compan-
les viii have 10 make the biggest prepare
rauons for handling The business that con-
Venlioh always brings. Both of them must
pun vi extra HSfl anu extra wires. Inc
present offices of the Western Union in Min
neapoiis will not accommodate all the bust
ness that the company will be called upon
to handle. With all the facilities that that
company has in Chicago, the company finds
Itself pressed 10 the limit when it has 10 take
care OF the business from national cOnven-
ton. II will be forced 10 seek for additional
quarters elsewhere. The same is true of the
n rth American.
The Democratic Gathering.
There is a well defined feeling abroad in
the city that the Democratic convention
should be brought 10 the Northwest, now
that the Republicans are coming up mere TO
nominate their man for the presidency. That
feeling was given shape yesterday when c..
M tooie, the chairman of the Democratic
committee OF Hennepin county, issued the
following call:
HEADQUARTERS HENNEPTN COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC COMMITTEE, MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. "a
l01.-To the Members of the Hennepin
County Democratic Committee special
meeting OF the committee of which have
The honor to be chairman will be held at the
ONCE OF G. NJ. FoOte & Co., Nicollet avenue
ana Fourth street, Friday evening at 7:3)
O'Clock, TO consider the ACCESSIBILITY of taking
action to secure the Democrtic national con-
vention Of 1892 for Minneapolis Very truly
yours, c. NJ FooTE. Chairman.
But the Minneapolis people are not all
SWINE. Ihey 90 not ask that Minneapolis
be given everything in sight. They are per-
fectly willing that st. Paul shall have the
Democratic convention. and the most prom
lnent among them express the nope that ST.
Paul viii make an effort III that direction.
promising to do as much to get that conven-
ton tor the sister city as the St. Paul people
have dore for Minneapolis i'll connection
with the attempt that has just had such a
successful Issue. Minneapolis stands ready
10 assist boom movement with all the
energy of which it is capable. That was the
sentiment expressed among Republicans and
Democrats alike at the meeting in the rooms
OF the Union league last night
Words of Congratulations.
There were good many kilograms of con-
graduation received in the may or S Office yes
terday. One came from the editor of the
Omaha World-Herald. and gave Minneapolis
as the second choice of that city for the con-
Vention. The Globe of Council Bluffs. L.,
telegr6phed that the Democratic conven
uon should be brought to the West and
that Minneapolis was the proper place for
holding 1t. I. E. Bowen, editor of the
Duluth News. sent word that his city would
heIp Minneapolis get the Democratic cOnven-
uon. Gov. Toole, of Montana, sent his con-
SIatulauOns. and also put in a word for Min
eeapolis as the place for the Democratic con-
Venuon. The only objection came from the
editor of the journal, OF Milwaukee. He
thlnks that Minneapolis is no sort OF place
Tor the Democratic convention, and says
further that the Republican convention
was given TO this city for the sole purpose
OF holding the Northwest in line for the
party of protection. ]. ii. Rolfe sent word
10 the mayor that Minneapolis had secured
the convention. The mayor replied: "Ex-
tend my congratulations to the men who
have won the fight. but keep an
eye on my Virginia property, as /
am worrying about it suffering from the
cyclonie effects of Eustis' eloquence" W
J. Arkell. the proprietor of Judge and Of
Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper. also
sent congratulatory telegram to the mayor
AT the meeting of the Union league last
night NJ ta1a
NEW YORK. Nov. q, 1S9l.-Our people can
hardly appreciate the benefit of orr recent
victory. Urge them up tb furnishing all nee
essary aid. THOMAS LOWRY.