St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-21
WILL WAIT A WHILE.
Cleveland Club Members Sit
Down Upon Anti-Peterson
Resolutions.
Death OF DR.. j. W. Murray,
One Of the Pioneer
Physicians.
Otto FultZ's Wife Was De-
MED a Divorce Fro m the
EX-AldePman.
Church and Missionary Meet
ings--NeWs From the
Courts.

The Cleveland club held a meeting
last night, but did very little business.
The banquet committee reported that
the receipts at the West hotel banquet
were 1866 and the hotel expense S343.
1t was decided to request +. j. Smaley,
Of St. Paul, to deliver his address, "Why
| Am Democrat" before the club at
its next meeting. Prof Folwell. of the
state university, will also be requested
to read his paper on the swiss Refer
endum" before the club, at his earliest
convenience. A committee consisting
Of Messrs. ShirlOck, Daniels and Childs
was elected, whose business will be TO
formulate programme Of business and
conduct for the club at each of It's meet
ings. Inasmuch as this takes the work
out of the hands of the executive COM
mittee, there was great deal of dis
cussiOn and n number OF prolix
speeches INDUCED in before the com
mittee was appointed.
Gus WinR offered resolution to the
effect that the club take no action in the
III. q. Peterson matter until it had been
fully investigated and that at the same
time the record of the preceding county
treasurers be looked up. The club was
not 10 pass judgment until 1t was sure
what was right. Mir. Wings motion did
not, however, meet with favor. and IL
was consequently laid on the table. {,
j. Buell. Offered a resolution Of the same
nature, but ii, too. was laid away
The more conservative members Of the
Cleveland club are OF the opinion that
Peterson has had ''al the worst of it"
up to this time. He is now in position
to clear himself through the official in
vestigation that has been instituted.
They are also Of the opinion that every
thing Irregular connected with the
treasurer's Office has been magniiied.
They are content to leave the inVesti-
eating TO the proper authorities. con-
fident that Peterson is able to take care
Of his interests.
S. NJ. Owen has declared himself on
the question of fusion with the Demo
Gratis. He does not think such course
will be possible this year. lie believes
that the third party will be in the field
on its own hook. That lie would con-
sent TO head either ticket. in the event
OF the Alliance and the Peoples party
enthusiasts splitting and putting up
bNO llChClSi HD IlulEudH uCuttS. llC
would accept the nomination at the
hands of 10 rump convention. But he
does not look for any such occurrence.
He thinks the third party will be in the
fight under one name or the other with
out the semblance of split.
Capt. s. p. Snider declares himself off
the track IN the congressional sweep
stakes in the following language:
IL am not a candidate, have never
thought of being one. and am not after
the nomination in any sense Of the
WOrd.'
Several aspiring Republicans will now
sleep easier.
George G. Stillman declines to say
that he Is not candidate for the Re
publican nomination for county treas
urer. In fact, he tacity admits that he
is candidate. Stillman was deputy in
Willis q. James Office when that gen
tleman was county treasurer. He is
now employed in the Office of the con-
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