St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-09
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'7'.I have issued NO challenge. received
pnne and will not accept challenge to
asjoint debate with f. H. Ozmum and
E. F. Carlson" replied Gary /. Warren
yesterday IN response tn an inquiry as
tn his having been booked for Joint
debate with his opponents for the SEN
ate at Brandt hall Friday evening. Mr..
Warren said that he has made his ar
Fangements tn discuss the issues OF the
campaign in his own way, and daes not
propose to help got up an audience for
his opponents. lie is ready to discuss
politics In conversation OF on the stump.
and his time is taken up under present
arI angements. 7,..l
"Please correct the statement in the
Dispatch that went to the Mckinley
meeting at Duluth" said Harris Rich
ardson to GLOBE reporter last night.
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There is not word of truth In it."
said M. r. Prendergast, chairman of
the P0pulist committee, last night. when
asked about the statement In the Dis
patch that his party had or would CON-
bine OIL candidates with the Independ
ents. Several other members of the
committee. which neld a session last
night, declared such combination to
be impossible, and not thought Of by
them. The committee pamsd James
COrmican as candidate for the legis-
lature in the Third ward.
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1t is rumored that DR.. Bole had with
drawn as the Populist candidate for
coroner. and that DR.. E. H. Whftcomb
will be substituted. but the Popnlist
county committee stated that nothing
had been done in that respect as yet
The Populists will have meetings to-
night at Labor hall. in the Fourth ward;
Paul Martin Block. in the Sixth ward.
and Ninth ward meeting at the corner
of Maryland street and Portland avenue.
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The Democratic county committee
will meet again Thursday afternoon
and will inaugurate vigorous cam
paign. j. c. Michael has not fully
made up his mind to withdraw his dec
lination as chairman. He says that he
can hardly afford to give month of his
time from his profession in the midst of
the opening of the fall term OF court.
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The Democrats Of the Eighth ward
will hold rally tonight at 1856 Carroll
street. anu also another meeting at the
corner Of University ana Harrington
avenues.
1--WE are preparing some innovations
: in the way of campaign devices which
will startle and delight the public" and
Democratic club, last evening. The
nature of these arrangem ents will have
{ to be guessed. In addition. however,
it was agreed by the club 10 appear once
more in uniforms resembling those so
much admired in tie past-linen dust
ers, white plug hats and canes being
generally favored. All young Demo-
Gratis will be invited to join this march,
ing club, and uniforms will be supplied
gratis. Not less than 800 members are
assured. A large halI-One of the most
spacious in the cily-is negotiating for.
in which the club will henceforth hold
its public meetings. Democratic work.
ers have become so numerous in the
ward of late that no ordinary room will
suffice. Among other notable speakers
Senator Villas, of Wisconsin, is expected
to address tine club within a short time.
The energy and interest displayed in
these arrangements are evidence that
the members enthusiasm Is, If possible,
more marked than ever.
Next Thursday evening at = O'Clock
the ,AngIe-American Independent club
Will meet at |. o. o. F. hail. corner Of
Wabasha and Fifth streets. The object
is to indorse candidates. and full at
tendance is particularly desired.
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The Jefferson Democratic club meets
this evening at Eisenmenger's hall, cor
ner University and Harrington.
The Polish Independent club, of the
Tenth precinct, Eighth ward, will meet
at Gelmania Park. corner Minnehaha
| and Dale streets, Wednesday evening at
O'clock. Good speeches in Polish,
German aud English will be made.
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| The South Washington Street Demo-
cratic club will meet Thursday at p.
III. ALI democrats invited.
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The young Democrats of the Eighth
ward will meet at their new hall, No.
| 3S6 Carroll street. This is one of the
| strongest clubs in the ward, and the
| good work accomplished by this club
in last springs campaign will not soon
| be forgotten.
! The upper end of the Fifth ward will
| tonight OrganlZe a Democratic club at
the corner of Randolph and West Sew
| enth streets i'll the interests Of the en-
| tire ticket and to aid in the giving of a
| large majority for the Fifth ward cam
| didates as we'll. A permanent organic
alton is to be effected for the campaign.
Health, comfort and happiness abound
| in homes where Garland Stoves and
| Ranges are used.
| FLATLED OLD STRAW