St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-19
POLITICAL MUTATIONS.

The Fourth ward precinct committees
met last night at headquarters and ap-
pointed subcommittees. whose duties
will consist of locking after meetings
and detail work in their respective dis
tricts. Weed Munro, candidate for
district judge, was at headquarters
when the meeting was under way, and
OH being requested, made short speech.
He stated that he had great hopes of
the accomplishments of the Fourth
ward committees.
The Third Ward Scandinavian indie
pendent club will hold public meeting
this evening at Hunts hall. Plymouth
avenue and Third street. The following
gentlemen have been invited to address
the meeting: r. e. Evans, P. B. Win
ston, John w. Alexander, d. B. John
son, Frank M. Nye and Nj. w. Meagher.
Much interest is taken in the meeting,
as candidates of all parties will come up
Tor Endorsement.
The Swedish American Republican
campaign committee held mass meet
ing last night in Labor Temple, corner
of Eighth avenue and Fourth street
south. The speakers were Hon. A. F.
Nordin. of WillEar; Hon. Ii. Stocken-
strOm. of st. Paul: Hon. Albert Norg,
candidate for secretary of state, and
others.
L. j. McDermott, chairman of the
Democratic state central committee,
was in Minneapolis yesterday. and he
spent considerable time yesterday after.
noon with Titus Mareck. Mr.. McDer-
mott is as confident of Gen. Becker's
election as governor as the Populists are
confident of the election of S. Nj. Owen.
F. A. Smith. the Democratic nominee
for alderman of the Seventh. ward, is
gaining in favor every day, and there is
every chance he will be eiedted. Wood
ward and Colborn are cutting each 9TH
er's threats, figuratlvely Speeding, and
Smith will walk in over their heads.
The French Canadians of the Third
ward have Endorsed l.. r. Than, T. J.
Buxton. Alonzo Phillips. Frank c.
Brooks, j. L. Kiichli, o. T. Erickson.
Joseph Wiley, Ben Davenport, Weed
Munro, j. G. ScalIen and George Ledger
wood.
The Young Mems Democratic club,
of the Ninth ward. held a meeting last
night at 602 Adams street northeast,
which was well attended. The sneakers
were Max Robb, w. II. Donahue and D.,
B. johnson.
The University Republican club In.
dulged in rally last night at the wig
wan, corner of Oak street and Wash.
ington avenue southeast Previous to
the meeting there was a torchlight pro-
ceSsiou.
MIR. Than and several other Demo-
cratic candidates last night attended
the fair i'll progress in Dania hall. Mr..
THAN made speech which was en-
Enthusiastically received. The other
| speakers were also literally applauded
The Republicans have arranged for a
| meeting to be held at the Lyceum thea.
ter tonight. Among the speakers will
be Congressman J. Il. McCleary, OF the
Second district and Bob Evans.
| The Twelfth ward Democrats will
hold rouslnR rally this evening al
Adams hall, at Minnehaha avenue and
Lake street. There will be music and
good speaking.
The ladies who constitute the WARD
committee of the Mrs. Golf Campaign
committe will meet this afternoon at the
Y. M. G. A. building.
The Fifth ward Democrats have or.
ganized club for campaign purposes
G. A. Quist Is president and George
Meyer secretary.
The county and city Democratic can.
vassers were set to work yesterda,
morning. The work will take a weel
or more.
The precinct committees Of the Thirc
ward will meet Sunday afternoon q
$3.50 at 400 Twentieth avenue north.
The Democratic city candidates me
last night with the executive committe,
and discussed campaign work.
he First Ward Irish.American clul
will support }. l.. Kiichli for the senate