St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-28
1856 and 1888 Wabasha St.,
Between Fifth and Sixth SITS.
POLITICAL DAT

The Fourth Ward Banner Democratic club
will hold rousing rally at its headquarters.
Gray S hall, so! st. Peter street. tomorrow
evening. The German Democratic club. the
Seven Corners Young Mems Democratic
club, and all Democratic CLUBS. as well as all
citizens of the Fourth ward, are most re.
spectfuiiy invited to attend this meet
clubs and one that has endorsed the nom.
inees of the entire Democratic state, iegisla-
tive and county conventions Immediately
after same were held. The following will bt
among the speakers of the evening: Hon
John II. Ives. Witt X. Cochran, John S
erode, Anton Miesen, Thomas f. Martin and
others. Come one, come all 10 one OF the
final blowouts.
Next Thursday at Findland's hall. 04a
PAYNE avenue will take place the final meet
ing for this campaign of the FIRST Ward
Democratic club. There will be entertain
ing speeches from Gen. Becker Ed Darragl
and several other candidates. as well us ex-
cellent instrumental music.
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The First and Ninth wards will unite in
grand rally next Tuesday evening at Nash
and Mississippi streets. which will be ut.
tended by al! the local Democratic clubs
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Next Friday the First Ward Democratic
Polish club will meet on Arcade street.
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met last night with President August kal
dunski in the chair. Joe MAXI from the
Eighth ward. spoke for the Republican
ticket. especially for Chapel. Peter Sebuk
ler on the other hand, advocated Anton
Miesen, as did F. A. Murlowski, from Min
neapois. Mr.. Murlowski included III his in
dorsement the entire Democratic ticket and
the president then announced that thi:
ticket woul be the choice of the club
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cessfui Democratic meeting ut Schorn's hall
corner OF Third street and Marin avenus las
evening. The attendance was very large
Splendid speeches were made as matter OF
Pierce Butler, A. s. Hall. James Middleton
and Matt Bantz. P. II. Kelly received ar
especial Endorsement. 1t was the universal
opinion that his failure t, run would have
been decided misfortune for every citlzeu
of the ward. The feeling that prevailed was
all that could be desired, and the little mat
ter of unfavorable weather had not appar.
emily the slightest effect upon the attend
ance.
Edward j. Darragh, the young Demosthe.
mes, is holding up the cause of Democracy
to the voters OF Washington county. He will
return to st. Paul Monday and make speeches
during the week at his home. His chances
for election to congress are daily becoming
brighter.
The county auditor has been directed to
place the candidates for judges of the dis
trict court at the mead of the county ticket
This is because they are state officers Being
voted for only in the county, they go on the
county ticket. They will be transferred from
their present place to the top, III accordance
with Instructions.
Owing to its being religious holiday tho
Banner Sixth Ward Democratic club did no
meet last night at its accustomed place. Blu
at the synagogue services were suspended
while Rabbi Shapiro and the clil
president went TO request Judge wllI
to make an address to the CONGREGATION
The judge kindly consented After briei
Introduction in behalf of the Democratic
party by Mr.. Poupeney. Judge Willis spoke
for almost an hour and gave some.excellent
advice The rabbi then offered prayer in
behalf of the election of the entire Demo
cratic ticket The club will meet next Sat
urday at p. m. in the usual place.
Populist Meetings -Monday evening: Fifth
ward, 427 Michigan street; Eighth ward
StahFs hall, corner Rice AID Charles streets.