St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-05
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POLITICAL PICK-UPs.

The Prohibitionists will hold two big rallies
tonight one at Relief hall, Ninth street, near
Jackson, and the other at Liedertafel hall,
State and Congress streets. on the West side.
j. H. Hector, the "Black Knight" and
George II. Christian, of Arkansas, will speak
and Hector'S Jubilee singers Will sing at both
of these meetings. David Morgan. Prohibit
ton candidate for congress, will also speak
at the West side rally. Mr.. Hector will adj
dress Gospel temperance meetings at the
Swedish NJ Il. church, corner of Greenbrier
and Coax streets, tomorrow at 10:30 m. and
Mt the Westminster Presbyterian church, cor
ner of Winifred and Greenwood. in the even
ing.
Monday evening Daniel W Lawler, Con
gresham Castle, Hon. John W. Willis and
several other good speakers will speak in the
Second, Third and Sixth wards. The meet
ing in the Second ward will be for all voters
east of the Seventh street fill: that for the
Third ward will be in the open air in Com
mission House square, and will be for the
voters this side of the river. and the Sixth
ward for voters generally on the other side
| of the river.
| The proposed Republican rally for Senator
| Davis al White Bear last night fell far short
/ of expectations and hopes Notwithstanding
| the fact that special train from this city
was advertised as well as Republican papers
and methods could accomplish, there were
| but ten persons who went from this city
| The meeting at White Bear was fzzle when
| compared with a Democratic ward or village
| meeting,
! Through an oversight. the Sixth Ward
| Flats Cleveland, LaWler and Castle club was
omitted in the GLOBES description of the
monster demonstration Thursday evening.
| A. Poupeny organized this club, and. with
| their fiambeauX, bright torches and fine uni
forms, the fats club presented an elegant
| appearance. and the club was cheered all
| along the line of march.
| Louis Nash is booked to make q speech at
| Hector this evening for the People party,
and John Lind is booked to speak there for
| the Republican party. The PonUlsts have
| challenged Lind to meet Nash in joint dis
cussion. and they say Linz is not going to
| accept the offer My. but the Republicans
| must have weak case.
! The Hamline w. G. T. T. will hold a meet
| ing at Masonic hall tomorrow afternoon at
| O'Clock. The programme is an unusually
| varied one, consisting i'll part of addresses by
! Rev. Messrs. Cowgirl and Kephart and music
| by the Hamline quarUette.
| Rev. Martin Mahony, chaplain of the House
| of the Good Shepherd, will make the principal
address at the temperance meeting at the
! new Norwegian Danish NJ K. church Broad
way aud Thirteenth streets, Sunday even
| ing.
There will be a scandinavian American
! temperance meeting at the Norwegian Bap-
I list church, Woodbridge and Milford Sun
| day afternoon. at clock. Rev. d. Morgan,
Rev G.. w. Finwall and others will speak.
The citizens of the Third ward and the
| friends of j. August Nilsson, candidate for
the legislature, are inviteds to attend a social
meeting this evening ut Vega hall, 2lS East
| Seventh street.
Prof A q. Drew, of Hamline university,
| will address a gospel temperance meeting at
| the Dayton's Bluff German M. e. church.
corner of Fourth and Maple streets, Sunday
at , p. m.
There will be grand rally tonight at the
corner of George and Olive streets. Prom
inent speakers will be present, some of whom
7 will speakin the Danish language.
George F. Wells will speak at the Gospel
temperance meeting at Emmanuel Baptist
ing.
Ignatius Donnelly will! close the People S
party state campaign i'll ST. Paul with a
speech at Market hail this evening
The Old Soldiers Democratic club will
hold u special meeting this evening