St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

hUpttl Tdtt, lHe heploiicah ui"Soi
ally candidate. estimates that the Popa-
list vote for the city ticket will not be
over $500. 1t is safe TO say, however,
that the vote will be much larger-that
is, if the PopulistS do not beat each
other to death before election day.
From the manner of some of the meet
ings held by the PopulistS of late. it
would seem that there is great danger
of a majority of the voters being manned
and otherwise incapacitated for going TO
the polls.
The committee appointed by the re-
Gently organized Non-Partisan Munic>
ipal league will meet this afternoon at
Judge Atwater's office, 22l kasota
block The committee consists of All
thony Kelly, b. f. Nelson, George 2.
Wilson, Charles y. Boyey and lie
Grand Powers. Exactly what this
league expects to accomplish, now that
that the nominations have been made,
on all tickeIs does not appear. The
members Will, however, no doubt use
their hammers" at the polls.
a number of Populist boilers called
upon Joseph I. Scallen, the Democratic
nominee for city treasurer, yesterday
morning. and requested him not to file
his certificate OF nomination issued by
the Joint conference committee. The
boilers were too late. for the certificate
had already been filed.
Tom Lucas delivered harangue last
Il.
Nlcullet avenue. lie made things so
hot Tor the plutocrats and monopolistS
that il was found necessary to open the
windows.
Tomorrow night at the exposition oc-
ours the big Democratic mass meeting
at which Henry George. Gen. Becker, l..
R. THAN and 0. L. Erickson are to
speak.
P. B. Winston returned home yester-
day morning from the East. He says
that the outlook in the East so far as
the Democrats are concerned is excel
lent. Hill will be elected in New York
beyond doubt, and Congressman VIII
son, author OF the famous tariff bill, will
be returned without any trouble. He
says that business is Frightening up.
and he looks for return of the good
old days" in short order.
MI w LlSNOIl W AZ NIO III pONSl
10 further the Interests of Mr.. Than,
and, for himself. there is no doubt but
he will be elected for the legislature in
the Thirty-second district. He ran
away ahead of his ticket two years ago,
and there is no reason why lie should
not accomplish the Saule feat this year.
The Peoples party campaign COM
mittee have moved. Hereafter their
headquarters will be at 294 Hennepin
avenue, instead of Ill Nicollet avenue.
There will be Joint conference be-
tween the committee and precinct com.
DilteeS tonight.
All the judges and clerks of election
are requested to meet next Sat friday
evening at 1:30 y. m. at Harmonic hall,
when City Clerk Haney will instruct
them in the provisions of the Winston
election law. This law is quite compli-
Gated, and verbal Instructions will be
necessary, in order thai the judges and
clerks may fully understand their
duties.
The election of Weed Munro. Ben
Davenport and f. c. Brooks is about
conceded by the Republicans.
And now come the EsquimauX and
organize The Nova Zembla Third Ward
Association of Walruses. This powerful
organization is avowedly anti-kiichli,
and cUnstitutlonalIy binds its members
TO float johnson into the senate cham.
Der.
The Scandi navian Independent club
meeting. adv ertlsed TO be held this
evening at Hum's hall, has been post
poned to Tuesday evening next. OH
which occasion John W. Arctander and
III. w. Meagher will speak.