St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-28
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
A Republican Suggests That
in st. Paul 1t Be Divided
Evenly
BETWEEN THE OLD PARTIES.
he Outlines Who He Thinks
Should Serve for Each
Party.
MENTIONS EXCELLENT MEN.
Luxe mburger Independent
Club Congratulated by
Mayor Ludwig.

The discussion among Democrats as
to the desirablity of putting up strong
legislative ticket in this county has IN
cited the Republicans to movement
looking to Queering the Iaudable pur-
pose OF the jefferson school of polltl-
clans. There are, however, number
of Republicans who are conscientious III
their protestations for a strong legiS-
latiye ticket, but they want to have
their share of the places. A gentleman
OF the latter stripe. with as much tend
ency to conservatism as may be found
in an adherent of the plutocratic party,
suggested to GLOBE reporter yeste--
day ticket which, he says, would De
fair division of the ticket, that Is, 1t
would be half and half. The names he
proposed he thinks would be very good
in many particulars, but it is probably
suggested i'll the interest of some Re-
publicans in close wards. Here is the
ticket he proposed:
For the senatorial district composed
of the First. Second ana Third wards,
Hon. P. H. Kelly, who he said would
be considered by all parties as the best
selection that could be made. For
house Of representatives liz the First
ward, Charles Wallblom, Republican.
who has already been Endorsed by the
ward; Second ward, E. o. Zimmerman
or w. W. Dunn, Republicans; Third
ward, Ed Schumacher, or some other
Democrat.
Senatorial district composed of the
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards, o. U.
Cullen. who has had experience in the
legislature, and is very familiar with
the needs of the city. For lower house,
Fourth ward, Henry Johns would be
good man because of his acq uaintance
throughout the state; Fifth ward, Fred
erick Richter, Republican,; Sixth
ward. Samuel bearing, or some other
Democrat.
Senator for the district composed of
the Seventh and Eighth wards. Hon.
William Pitt Murray. man of large
experience. For the lower house: Sew
enth ward, II. Ii. Horton; Eighth ward,
a good Democrat.
For the senate in the Shoestring dis
trict. composed of the Ninth. Tenth and
Eleventh wards and the country, Hiram
F. Stevens. Lower house: Ninth ward,
Judge John f. Kelly; Tenth and Elev-
eutn wards and country. Col. E. A.
Chantler, the managing editor of the
Dispatch.
The Seven Corners Young Mems
Democratic club met last night and dis
cussed matters pertaining to more
general organization of the young men
of that part of the city. The PROPOSE
ton to make the club more Cosmopolitan
was discussed without reaching any
definite conclusion. The club then
adjourned until Sept. 10, when officers
will be elected.
The Ramsey County Democratic GEN.
trail committee will meet this afternoon
at o'clock.
The independent German-American
Club of st. Paul held a meeting last
evening. at StahI'S hall, with a good
and enthusiastic attendance. President
E. II. Stahlman was requested to ap-
point committees for the purpose of or
ganizing clubs in all wards of the city
and to report at the next regular meet
ing, which will be held Monday, Sept.
3. The evening was taken up with
speaking.in which the leading members
OF the club took part.
The Luxembourg Independent Club of
aI
meeting Sunday afternoon, at Arion
hall, II West Third street One hun
dred and twenty members were pres
ent, and thirty new members were en-
rolled. This clnb has now member
ship of 10. The club intends to give,
on future occasions, musical and
theatrical entertainments by its mem
bers, i'll their mother language. This
feat urewill be greatly enjoyed by the
families and little ones of the members
A letter was received at this meeting
from Hon. John LndwIg, Of Winona,
grand president of the I.uXemburger
Central Veren of America, cungratu-
lating the club on its great success. He
stated that he will attend the next meet
ing. Mr.. Ludwig will be a candidate
for the nomination for lieutenant COVER
nor on the Democratic ticket this COM
ing election. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks. noElce of which will
be published in this paper.
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The mania for office seeking has
struck the newspaper workers of this
city with thud. The latest candidate
for honors is Witt K. Cochran, the YER
satile special writ.r on morning con-
temporary. Witt has succeeded In
scooping in boom for the nomination
for the lower house of the legislature IN
the Fourth ward, aud number of his
Democratic friends are giving him
announcement.
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The Eighth Ward jefferson Demo-
cratic club meets this evening in
Elsenmeuger's hal, corner of Harrington
and University avenues.
The Ninth Ward German-American
Democratic club meets this evening at
Harbeck's hall.