St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-19
POLITICAL POTPOURKI.

When the campaign opened the Republic
ans were content to send out their cam
paign literature in small packages by ex-
press. BY and by things didn't look so
bright and they increased the size of their
packages Later things looked rather gloomy
and they chartered a car on each road and
filled 1t with literature to be scattered along
the way. They are now in despair, ana so
they are chartcrlng whole freight trains on
every line entering the city and uDon many
which do not, but pass through quarters of
the state. The Republicans of Minnesota
were never so scared since they had foot
ing in the state.
One Of the prettiest torch light parades of
the season was made Monday evening bv the
Eighth Ward Democratic Scandinavian
American club. They were out eighty
strong with bright, new uniforms, torches
and flambeaux. They wound up their par
ade at Bergen's hall, corner of Rice and
Charles streets, where all enthusiastic rally
was held, The meeting was presided over
by Emil christensen, Christ Paulson sitting
by as vice president. Pierce Butler and
William Rodger were the; speakers of the
evening, and each was cheered from start to
finish
The Republicans have been squirming
good deal over the prospect that the recep-
uon 10 Hon. ID: w. Lawler next Monday even
ing would be the biggest political event ever
seen i'll the city, and have had their heads to,
gether some days to devise some scheme TO
detract from it. At last the scheme is
Matched. They have engaged the Metropoli-
tan opera house for that evening and Cush
Davis will be the main speaker. They may
find that good deal smaller house would
accommodate comfortably Mr.. Davis au-
dience.
Louis Nash aspires to represent the Eighth
ward in the legislature for the Peoples party,
and he is going to take the stump ID his own
interests. Yesterday he sent out a CAMPAIGN
circular among the voters of that ward in
which, after touching upon the issues he
promises to address the people at various
times and places.
Tine German-American Grover Cleveland
LAWYER Castle club of the Fifth ward will
have great rally IN its headquarters $40
West Seventh street, stomorrow Thursday,
evening. at 8 O'Clock. A marching club viii
be organized, aud Congressman Castle and
Louis Stern Will address the patriotic Ger
man American citizens of the Democratic
banner ward.
For grand rally in honor of Hon. D. w.
LAWYER Monday evening, Oct. "a marching
clubs will form on Bridge square, East and
West Third and Wabasha Streets at 7:30
sharp. Places in the parade and line of
march will be published later W. r. Haw-
thorne. marshal.
Captains or officers OF Democratic march
ing clubs are requested to find out the mum
Der OF men in their respective clubs who will
turn out TOR the grand rally i'll Minneapolis
Saturday evening and report to W. r. Haw-
thorpe, marshall, Al German merican bank.
This evening the Eighth Ward Scandina-
Central Eighth Ward club, composed of Ger
mans, Americans and Scandinavians, will
give parade through the Fifth ward
The Ninth Ward Democratic club will
meet at Labor hall. corner Sycamore and
Park avenue. tonight, and be addressed bv
John W. Willis, E. j. Darlagh and j. j.
Ryan.
The scandinavian American Democratic
club of the First ward will have meeting
tonight at 944 Payne avenue.