St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
POLITICAL POINTERS,

Last night the Democrats of the Fourth
ward held an important and well-attended
meeting al Lauer hall. Several committees
were appointed to make certain that every
Democrat i'll the ward will cast his vote for
the national. state and county tickets. j. Ii
Strause and L. Casserly reported that they
had collected quite large sum to purchase
uniforms etc. II was determined to change
the place OF meeting to the Clifton hotel.
Suitable and commodious quarters have
been secured. The next meeting will be
held next Friday evening III the new hall
large attendance is expected.
The Second Ward Democratic club met at
Lucker's hall. Margaret and Forest streets.
last evening. Hon. j. n. Castle addressed the
meeting, and scattered the few remaining
splinters of the Republican platform to the
winds. Hon John IL. Ives followed with one
OF his characteristic vigorous speeches. urg-
ing upon his hearers the necessity of sup
porting the entire Democratic county ticket
The club will hold Il mass meeting next
Wednesday evening, 10Th inst. All candi-
dates on the county ticket are invited ty be
present.
Nomination papers were filed with the
county auditor Yesterday by the following
persons: A. r. kiefer, candidate for con-
gress; +. II. Dayton, candidate for the legis-
lature in the Second ward; D. NJ. Sullivan,
candidate for legislature in Tenth and Elev-
euth wards and the country; James L. Froi-
seth, Peoples party candidate for the legisla-
ture in the First ward; F. f. Wilde inde-
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John Foos, independent candidate for
sheriff.
The Prohibitionists announce that J. Fl.
Hector black as coal and one OF the
whitest of men," will give one of his racy
rollicking and red-hot addresses at Relief
hall, III East Ninth street, Saturday evening
of this week. The speaker is widely known
as the Black Knight of the Prohibition g.
A. r. and popular lecture platforms. He is
accompanied by Mrs, Hector and Z. S. Kern,
bass sololst, and the trio FINDER humorous re-
form songs in inimitable fashion. Admis-
sion free. 5.
The story in yesterday mornings Pioneer
Press about Robert Eckford' s surprise at the
Endorsement by the Democratic party of the
four electors of the Peoples party turns out
to be a cold, raw fake. Mr. Eckford repudi-
ates the whole interview. and says it is made
out of whole cloth. There Is no question
about it, the Republicans are In a hard row
of stumps. and no one in the party feels it
more keenly than the Pioneer Press
Noble Norris of Warsaw, n Y, is visiting
his stepson. c. II. Benedict. He has voted
the straight Democratic ticket for fifty two
years. He voted against Harrison in 1910.
and he will vote to down .grandpa's hat this
year. He says Cleveland will carry New
YORK this year beyond doubt.
The Fourth Ward Democratic club met in
its rooms at the Clifton hotel last evening,
and transacted a lot of campaign business.
This club is composed of young Democrats
who are brim full of enthusiasm. They are
doing excellent work.
Tomorrow night the big Eighth Ward club
will hold voters jubilation meeting at
Brandl's hall. Some of the best speakers in
the city will be present.
Pierce Butler and j. c. Michael spoke last
evening to an enthusiastic meeting OF Demo
Gratis at the corner of Winifred and Ohio
streets.
The First ward clubs will hold their next
joint rally Monday evening, Oct. II, at the
ward club headquarters on Decatur street.