St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-14
organization reported every precinct In
the county represented in the club.
Anglo. merican Club.

organization reported every precinct In
the county represented In the club.
Anglo-A merican Club.
The executive committee OF the
| Anglo A merican Independent club met
last night at. the corner Of Fifth
| and Wabasha streets. There were
present Messrs. Wincott. Jaffray,
Goodwin, lie, Marphy, Minton, Parrish,
Savley, Maytield. Hague and Davidson.
The proposed cons liIutiOn and by
laws were submitted and adopted. and /
other matters relating to the interests
OF the club were discussed. 1t was de-
cided to invite all citizens of English
birth to join the club and became
voters. A general meeting OF the club
will be held Thursday evening. at which
tendance. - ?
Smoking Out IA Committee. 4 d.
The Central POpulist club held a,
meeting last night in the Union block,
with M. Wicker in the chair. Several
speakers were quite wrought up oyer
the delay of the central COMMITTEES in
calling the county convention. John
" 'SnSA Puo ~ otiOHs III lIdL
the Populists should get into the field
at once. His view is that they don't
want 10 lndOrSe any one nor ask odds of
any party. A committee was selected
TO walt on the central com mittee and
demand why the convention has not
been called and couple that with per.
emptory demand that it BIZ called for
not later than Sept. 20
Polish Club Organized.
The Polish American CLUB of the
Eighth ward held regular meeting
last evening. A permanent organiza.
ton was effected and the following
officers We're elected: President, w.
kosmatka; vice president, A. Nadolny
secretary, Joseph Jankewsk assistant
secretary, f. Sandecki; treasurer. A.
Builnski; executive committee, Joseph
Markie, chairman: f. Sandeckl, JOS
eph Murawski.
A resolution was passed demo incing
the A. p. A.
The next meeting of the club will be
announced through the papers.
Mckinley VIII BE Here
The Republican state central commit
tee are worse scared over the political
outlook in this state then they are will
ing to admit out of doors. Appeals have
been sent out TO the able orators of other
states to come AM help the cause.
William Mckinley. the governor of
Ohio and author of the monopolislic
tariff bill, is one Of the mem 5esought
for aid. A letter was received from
him by Col. Tams Bixby, chairman of
the state committee, yesterday stating
that he would make two speeches in the
state during the campaign.
Favor Two Conventions.
The Sixth Ward Central Democratic
club held an enthusiastic meeting last
night at their hall, Fillmore avenue and
South Robert street. There was good
attendance, and the meeting was enthu-
siastic and interesting. After some
preliminary business and general dis
cussion, the meeting was addressed by
Henry Roupfa, who made the principal
talk of the evening. He was followed
by H. Kuhne, A. McAndrews Jr. and
others. Thomas Tracy was the last
talker, and made rousing speech, in
which he paid the head of the ticket a /,
splendid tribute and reused the CLUB to
the highest degree of enthusiasm. ;
After the speeches were over a set of
resolutions were presented and read,
and at once adopted without any change
The resolutions outline the ideas, of
the club as to how To promote Demo
cratic interests in the matter of party
methods. They favor two conventions
one for the nomination of county of,
ficers and the other for the nomination
of legislators. They deprecate party
ouarrels and suggest how they may be
avoided.
Discussions Tonight.
DR.. Clark, of Minneapolis, and Mr..
JOY will address the Central Peoples
Party club of the Eighth ward tonight
| at Brandt hail. corner of University and
Western avenues,
Col. Pierce, OF Minneapolis, addressed
| an enthusiastic audience of Populsts
last night at Labor hall, corker of Park
avenue and Sycamore street.
The Sixth ward Peoples Party Club
| No. 2 will -Meet tonight at the corner of
South Robert and Fairfield streets.
The Pops of the First ward will meet
tonight on DECATUR street, between Bed
ford and Edgerton streets.
The S. M. Owen Populst club OF the
| Fifth ward will meet this evening a.
2S7 West Seventh street.
The Ninth ward Pops will meet to-
night at the corner OF jackson and Val
ley streets.