St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
ON THE SIDE,

The committee of women who are
handling the campaign of Mrs. Wheeler
GOT, the nominee for member of the
board of education, are making things
pretty lively all around. They have
issued circular, or rather an address,
to the voters of the city. calling upon
them to support Mrs. Golf. and setting
forth her many qualifications and vIr.
tues. The address points out that she
is 1.-The candidate of the Democrats,
Populists and Prohibitiouists, although
herself non-partisan candidate.
ii. J. o. Reed, the Populist candidate
for mayor, denies the statements of G.
b. Maben tina; the meeting of the city
committee held last Friday night was
packed "by the scum of the city," He
says the members of the city committee
were present. and of course they are
not 1.-The scum OF the city," He says
that If the general public were as well
acquainted with Mr.. Maben as he is, he
Should consider it beneath his dignity
10 notice his charges, but as such is not
the case he feels it his duty to let the
people know just what Kind OF man
Mr.. Maben is. In day or SO Mr.. Maben
viii probably let the people know what
kind Of 4 man Mr.. Reed is, for there is
nothing like keeping up the fight.
The Democratic county committee
met yesterday morning aud nominated
j. II. Lydiard for the legislature in the
Thirty-fOurth district. Lydiard is Pop
ulist. and it is hoped the mounting Pops
who are continually making noise with
their mouths will realize that they have
nothing to kick about. There are sew
era PopuliStS now on the Democratic
ticket.
There will be two Democratic meet
ingS tonight. One Will occur III Hunts
hall, corner of Plymouth avenue and
Third street, where Tammany will be
reorganized. Among the speakers will
be l.. K. Than, 7. B. Winston, j. l..
kiichli and others. The other meeting
will be held in Menard's hall, corner of
Thirty second avenue south and Wash.
ington. where Mr.. Than and Chris Gal
lagher will speak.
1t was stated last night by good au
thorIty that an attempt will be made to-
night by the disgruntled members of
the old IammanS organization to pack
Hunts hall and break up the meeting
so that the reorganization OF the club
cannot take place. 1t was stated that
fully 100 Jews and others will attend
the meeting, and when the question
comes up of supporting the Democratic
ticket and, of course. Mr.. kiichli. who
is the regular nominee tor .he senate,
they will create an uproar in the hope
that the meeting will break up in dis
order. Luckily, however, the scheme
will not work, for it will be nipped in
the bud.
The Democratic city committee last
night substituted the name of T. 3.
Walker for that of Titus Mareck. who
resigned, on the ticket for library
board. Mr.. Walker, as every one
knows. is well-balanced Republican.
Joseph 8. Reiser was nominated yes
terday for representative i'll the Thirty
fourth district. This closes up that dis
trict. J. II. Paul. a Populist, was in
dorSed for senator i'll the Thirty-second
district.
Much good it will do these so-called
middle-in-the-road Populists to kick
against the Democratic nominees for
the district judgeship on the Peoples
party ticket. 1t Will avail them moth
ing to kick against the pricks.
Albert Christello, the Democrat
candidate for register of deeds. and
George Ledgerwood, the candidate for
auditor, are working up large-sized
booms for themselves. Their chances
of election are good, in fact becoming
better every day. and there is no reason
why such should not be the case, for
they are popular men.