St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-29

Pettigrew said: ave anticipate
fusion of tue Alliance with the Demo-
Gratis in South Dakota, and Tvs are max
ing our calculations accordingly. There
is 4 very large soldier vote i'm the state,
and will go solidIy to Harrison. The
old soldiers will not vote for Cleveland,
whether they are Democrats, Alliance
men or Republicans. They might have
voted for any other Democrat. but they,
will not vote for Cleveland. Neither,
electors on the fusion ticket, for
they will regard a vote for the Alliance
as paramount to vote for Cleveland.
If the Democrats had not nominated.
Cleveland and adopted a free trade
platform they might have reasonably,
counted on carrying South Dakota.
But as it is, the weakest Re-
publican that could be named
could carry the state. When l
stated at the Minneapolis convention.
that Harrison could not carry South Da-
kota, did not know that Cleveland
would be the Democratic nominee OIL
free trade platform. The Democrats.
by indOrsing the electoral ticket of the
PopulistS will make avigorouS fight to
keep the state out of the Republican.
column, but L doubt that they will sue
ceed. In New York state Harrison is
gaining in favor every day. and l think
he will carry the state. The Republi-
cans of the Empire state are working
harmoniOusly, and so are the Demo-
Gratis, for that matter. Tammany mas
swung into line for Cleveland. and will
doubtless throw all its influence in his
favor.
IL have some doubts about some of
rat hali
will go to Harrison, but would not be
surprised to see Colorado and Nevada
go to Weaver. Minnesota. of course,
Will go Republican, and Knute Nelson
will be elected"
W. F. Sanders, of Montana, was an
other United States senator at the Ryan
yesterday. He arrived from the East
i'll the morning and left for Helena in
the afternoon. To GLOBE re-
porter Senator Sanders expressed
the opinion that Harrison would
get the electoral votes of Mon
tana. Upon being questioned, he
admitted that Weaver might possibly
get enough silverite votes to capture the
state, but this he doubted extremely.
The senator had 10 doubt that the Peo-
pies party would win III one or two of
the silver states.
sit is folly" said Senator Sanders,
to make light of Gen. Weavers candi-
dacy. With all the sllverites and many
OF the farmers at his back, he stands a
very good chance to capture sufficient
numer of electoral votes in the territory
west of the Missouri to play havoc in
the electoral college. His candidacy
Republican vote in the West"
F. E. Goodall, cashier of the Wash
ington National bank, of Spokane, was
at the Merchants yesterday, and dined
with l.. c. Dillman, the Spokane
millionaire. "We are happy" said
Mr.. Goodail to GLOBE man,
lover tile withdrawal of President
Hill from the Transcontinental
Traffic association. This will result in
giving to Spokane all the trade that is
tributary to the city, and that is very
extensive. Heretofore we have had to
pay freight rates that made it impOssi-
bic for us to get the trade that right
to have just rates, Spokane is sure to
have commercial BOOM"
John V. Torney, wealthy citizen
and prominent politician of San Fran
cisco. is at the Ryan. =
II. p. Howard, U. S. A, is guest az
the Ryan. .
Miss Margaret Mather is stopping at
the Ryan. /
G. S. Reakes, of London, England,
who is touring the states, arriv at the
Ryan yesterday. II
AT the MetrOpolitan-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Wright, Miles City, Mont: c. E. Gregg,
Spokane: III. c. Freeman, Helena; j, 2.
Hong, Luverne. -
At the Merchants Carroll, Still.
water: Ii. ii. Herrlck, Owalonna; II.
Spencer, Mankato; q. Nj. Stone, Mon
tana; j. A. Sargent, Great Falls, Mon
tana; c. +. Lum, Wadena; jacob ScEiat-
eel Jr.. Sioux Fails; A. S. Elford, Grand.
Forks; A. b. Wolvin, Duluth; KID.
Chase, Faribault; ID. E. Owen, Port
Byron. LII.
At the Ryan,. p. Howard, Sank
Center; Il. +. Pettigrew, Sioux Falls, S.
D.; Samuel [. GInsburg, Butte, Mont;
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Sanders, Helena,
Mont; Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Deutsch,
Lake City.
AT the Sherman-F. c. Robertson.
Miles City. Mont; Eugene Pierce, Spo-
kane; w. Rea, Jr., Fargo.
At the Windsor-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Townsend, Clinton. To-; j. d. Spauld-
ing. Sioux City; n. l.. Bailey. Hastings;
Mrs. Z. ID. LathrOp, Mrs. Charles Os-
borne, Lyons. 10.
At the Clarendon-F. A. Mitchell, La
Crosse; j. c. Myers, Hebron, n. D.:
Zoander Pol, Colvilie, Wash.