The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-15

B. Buckner and Hon. John p. Irish. at
Minneapolis, Saturday. Oct. "a.
Hon. ". D. Bynum. al Winona. Sat-
urday. Oct. "a.
and Hon. d. w. Lawler at Duluth.
Tuesday. Oct 81; at Brainerd. Wednes-
day, Oct. rs; at st. Cloud. Thursday.
Oct. 30.
Hon. D. w. Lawler and Hon. f. w.
M. Cutcheon at Granite Falls. Satur-
day. Oct. 81.
Hon. d. w. Lawler and DIR. A. q.
Stone at Sleepy Eye, Friday. Oct. 16;
at Wabasha. Saturday, Oct. "a.
D.. w. LAWYER at New Ulm.
Saturday, Oct. 17s at Heron Lake.
Monday. Oct. 10; at Ellsworth. Tues
day, Oct. 20; al W~orthington. Wednes-
day, Oct. 81; at Owatonna, Thursday.
Oct. %: at Rochester, Friday. Oct. %:
at F~aribauit, Monday, Nov. 2.
Hon. Thomas Wilson al Pine Island.
Thursday. Oct. %.
Hon. F.. w. M. Cutcheon at Mime
apolis. Monday, Oct. 10; at Faribault.
Wednesday. Oct. 21; at Mortified. Fri
81.
Tor Charles S. Hamlin, assistant
secretary of the treasury; Judge Nor
an. of Chicago, and Hon. Gustav DON
aid, Of Davenport, To-, will also speak
in the state during he next W weeks.
F. c. Stevens and S. A. Anderson.
candidates for congress and county at
torney, respectively, addressed a small
and unresponSive audience at the West
Side opera house last night. There
were a number of Democrats as well
as Republicans present from a sense Of
duty, but enthusiasm was manifeStly
lacking. 1t Is understood that the
meeting was expressly gotten up for
the benefit of Mr.. Anderson, who. his
friends claim. vas frozen out" of a
meeting at Liedertafel hall by d. w.
Lawler last week. Mr.. Lawler re-
fused to speak on the same platform
wards told his audience he would sup
port the local Democratic ticket. This
so incenSed his hearers that Mr.. Law
ler's effort met with slight response,
and 1t was given out that the friends
of Mr.. Anderson would give him a
rousing reception the next time he
came into the Sixth ward. But in
spite of their efforts there were icicles
on the rafterS of the opera house last
evening. Mayor Doran's ward is lot
SO strongly Republican since the re-
form wave struck the West side.
After a careful canvass of the stu
alton the Sound Money Democrats
nave determined to wage offensive
warfare against the enemy from this
time out. Prominent speakers have
been secured and all the principal
cities of the state will be visited by
them during the next three weeks. Ar
rangements nave beer made for ten
minute speeches to be delivered by
Messrs. Palmer and Buckner between
ST. Paul and La Crosse. on their visit
North next week. The points thai are
thus to be favored are La Crosse. WI
mona, Wabasha, Red Wing and Hast
ings. The same arrangement will be
made for other points between St.
Cloud, where they speak on the ed,
and the Twin Cities.
The headquarters of the sound mon
ey Democracy at the Merchants Is a
busy place these days. F. w. M. Cut
cheon is giving all his time to the work
of sending out speakers, and Parlor G.
has been added to the quarters to &C
commodate the extra force Of clerks
employed.
The cause Of sound money received
a lift at the old Labor hall, Sycamore
and Park last evening. and a.
large crowd was in attendance. Three
or four score silverites lined up on the
curb stone on the outside, but they
established a record for decency and
fairness, for not once did they attempt
to disturb the meeting.
The meeting within the hall was ad-
dressed by F. C. Stevens, Republican
nominee for congress: James Morrow
and w. G. Thorpe, Of the Omaha rail-
road shops.
Hon. John F. Shafroth, ex-congress-
man from Colorado, and Peter Witt,
of the iron moulders' union, of Cleve-
land, who is sent out under the direc-
ton Of John Mcbride. will address
the voters of st. Paul at Labor hall on
Friday evening.
The Eighth Ward Bryan and SewaIl
club will meet at JarosZ' hall. corner
Thomas and Gaultier streets, at 8
o'clock tonight. All the county candi-
dates will be present, together with a
brass band and a number Of good
speakers.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Workingmen's Sound Money Club
Of the Second Ward was held last night.
Ralph O'Hara spoke on the money
question. A large number Of the club
being Irish, Michael Faherty addressed
the meeting in the Irish language and
evoked rounds of applause by his clear
and concise treatment of the money
question. The next meeting OF this
club will be held at their hall, e05 East
Third street, Wednesday evening. Oct.
ri, When several speakers OF promi-
npnpn will daiiunr o55raSca1