St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-27

Il. Demeules received one vote on the
eighth ballot. Miller's nomination was
made unanimous.
Frank q. Mcmillan was made the Sec
ond candidate OH the second ballot,
Arctander being his strongest c0mpe-
titor.
Mr.. Mcmillan is state senator, a
business man of high standing, res
ldent of the East side, gentleman of
culture and in every respect a repre-
sentative, public-spirited citizen. Mr..
Miller is also a thoroughly represen-
tatlve business man, being at the head
or the Miller Printing company, one of
the largest concerns in the city, and a
representative German. that nationality
having lbeen without a man OH the
the school board for years. Two better
candidates could not have been found
in Minneapolis. Mr.. McMillan's ex-
perlence as a builder will be valuable to
board of education. That body has
more or less building on hand all the
time and needs member like him.
The committee to nominate two can
didates for the library board will meet
at this afternoon in the Hennepin Dem
ocrat!c league rooms, and the committee
to nominate four candidates for the
park board. If these two committees
do their work as well as the committee
on school board nominations have, the
Democrats will have a ticket for the
boards that cannot be beaten.
r. X. OIell, who has been a Demo-
GRAFT only since the Republican city con-
yention, and whose Democratic clothes
have not yet had time TO conform to his
Dubious form, is seeking nomination
on the park board. Whether he will
get 1t is question.
The Democratic congressional COM
mlttee met yesterday afternoon in
James W. Lawrence'S office and talked
authorized 20 appoint standing commit
teeS-an executive committee and a
finance committee OF five each and
three members of joint press commit
tee TO act for the three Democratic
committees. These committees will be
made up today. Frank L. CorristOn
was elected secretary. The congress
sonal headquarters will be with the
other two committees at 253 First ave
nue. south. The committee will meet at
7:30 every Monday evening in Mr.. Law
rence's office in the Boston block.
Weather permitting, the Tenth Ward
Cleveland club will have rOuSing open
air meeting tonight at Camden place.
The speakers will be John w. Willis,
of st. Paul; H. Ii. Hawkins. candidate
for lieutenant governor: Judge J. e.
Nethaway, candidate for attorney gen.
eral; James w. Lawrence, candidate tor
congress; James G. Haynes. candidate
for mayor, and Mayor p. b. Winston. A
brass band will be there. A special in
vitatiOn is extended to all Democratic
clubs and to citizens of all parties.
j. Milton Turner. the colored orator
of st. Louis. will address the Democrats
OF Minneapolis Oct. 8. Hon. Roger O.
Mills will speak here in October. The
date has not been fixed.
The Democratic city committee held
a long executive session last night, the
first since the standing committees were
appointed, the secretary elected and the
committee put IN shape to work. The
work before the committee was thor
oughly discussed in all its phases. Such
action was taken as will insure the
prosecution of all able, vigorous cam
paign. The committee will meet every
Monday and Thursday evening during
the campaign.
Last night was oratorical night with
the RepuDllcanS. 1he candidates and
committeeman were all hidden TO the
Union league rooms. There they were
RECALLED with a sumptuous banquet of
advice from the men who know all
about running campaigns, but always
leave the drivers seat for safe corner
inside the coach. The county candl-
dates gathered in knots in the billiard
room and lived over again the past few
days spent in milking cows, talking
horse, praising prize vegetables. kissing
babies and getting solid with the FARM
ers in the north end of the county. The
city candidates sat in the corner and
looked bored. The banquet of advice
seemed to give all the workers indiges-
ton.
The committee selected by the Repub-
lican campaign committee to investigate
Grimes. "of de ate,' has done nothing
yet. Chairman Z. NJ. Johnson says the
committee lis still sitting.''