St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
POLITICAL PICKUPS,

Tomorrow evening the Fourth Ward Cleve-
land, Lawler and Castle club will hold its
regular meeting at Lauer's hall, Wabasha
and Fourth streets.
John Foos who boTted the day after the
Democratic convention, filed his papers with
the county auditor yesterday aftern Don, and
is now full -fedged candidate.
The Scandinavian American Democratic
club will hold mass meeting v ednesday
evening at Tourgee's hall 944 Payne avenue
Good speakers will address the meeting
DR.. Murphy's friends will soon file his pc
tition under the Australian election law, and
he will tn Ell be in the field as regular indie
pendent candidate for the legislature from
the Third ward
D. D. Merrill Pat O'Brieu and other promi-
nent members of the citizens committee
were doing a deal of hustling yesterday, and
II is supposed they are preparing grand
coup d'etat in the county political situation.
They were all reticent and seem to have
something Matching for a surprise.
1.-THE attempt of the Pioneer Press to pull
Tom Howard off our ticket won't go.;' So
SAID one of the Repub lican hustlers who
aided in securing the nomination last Satur-
day. 1--WE carried the convention, and we
carried it fair y," he pursued, ''and Tom will
be in the field until the polls Close
The Second Ward Democratic club have in
vited their fellow De mCcrats, the Second
Ward Ger mama merlcan club, to meet in
conference at Lucker's hail. corner Margaret
and Frost streets, Wednesday evening" Oct.
II 1892, at o'clock, for the purpose of fur
thering the cause of Democracy. Rally to
this meeting, all De mocrats of the ward.
North St. Paul will be in blaze of glory
this evening. Democra tic rally will take
place there which will lay in the shade the
Kiefer performance of two weeks ago. The
speakers will be Hon. Mr.. GilIen, of Still
water, who will deliver his address in En-
glish, and Louis Stern, of the Volkszeitung,
who will speak in German. North st. Paul
has Democratic torchlight club $50 strong
This will be out In full force, headed by a
ing of the kind ever held in the place. North
st. Paul is alive with Democratic enthusiasm,
and large ma jority will be polled there for
the ntire Democratic ticket
Louis Nash, not long ago a red-hot Repub-
lican, is now wheel horse in the Peoples
party. Stuffed to the eyes and ears by the
great apostle of rot and humbug known
as the Sage of Ninfnger, he is paying an
evening paper space rates to publish letters
to the people. in which ne maintains that the
tariff is not the important issue of this cam
paign, but that it is the silver question. He
sets forth in the publications that the labor
| ing people of England are starving under q
low tariff, while the laboring people of the
| United States are starving under high tariff;
| hence the tariff has nothing to do with the
| financial condition Of the country. He says
that the demonstration of silver is the cause
| for the hardships of the knights of toll of
| this country, but has not yet explained what
is the cause for the condition OF the laborers
| in England.
! The Chiffon CWls) Times has this to saw in
favor OF Anton Mlesen. the Democratic can
didate for sheriff: The Times learns through
letter from II. B. Schlichtlng, of st. Paul,
[ that Anton MieSen, formerly resident of
this city, was nominated by the Democrats of
Ramsey county for the office of sheriff. This